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Wisconsin's brief fling with Hollywood has ended.
On Monday, on the eve of tonight's benefit premiere of "Public Enemies," Gov. Jim Doyle signed a state budget that reduced the amount of incentives available to filmmakers to $500,000, according to this story by the Journal Sentinel Madison bureau. Legislators had proposed $1.5 million.
The original incentives were open-ended and subidized Michael Mann's film about John Dillinger to the tune of $4.6 million. The state claimed filmmakers spent just $5 million while filming in Wisconsin, but supporters of the incentives said that figure was under-reported.
"Public Enemies," starring Johnny Depp, filmed in Milwaukee, Madison, Darlington, Columbus, Oshkosh, Manitowish Waters and other areas around the state. It opens nationally Wednesday.
The film's end credits thank various state officials, including Lt. Gov. Barbara Lawton, who fought for the credits, but tellingly not Doyle.
When asked what happens next, Scott Robbe of Film Wisconsin, the de facto state film office wrote in an e mail: "WE FIGHT ..... yet again, that's what we do, otherwise Wisconsin has no place for it's film, television and video game production skilled grads to work, except other states, and Wisconsin will continue to slide to the bottom economically, we're already nearly there."
In an interview with the Journal Sentinel, Mann - a University of Wisconsin-Madison alumnus - said that because of the incentives, he "aggressively looked to shoot as much stuff in Wisconsin as possible."
The film stayed in the state for six weeks, Mann said. He called efforts to reduce or eliminate the incentives "short-sighted." He said the "point is not just the dollars and cents we spend."
"It's what happens when the state is displayed . . . to the world."


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When nature plays the muse of the artist, the results are often stunning. We've seen landscapes captured by photographer Ansel Adams and botanicals portrayed by painter Georgia O'Keefe that are iconic images in the art world.
This summer, nature inspires Topia, a ballet created by Ballet Arizona's artistic director Ib Andersen. From Tuesday, May 14, through Saturday, June 1, Andersen's dancers will transform an 80-foot panoramic stage at the Desert Botanical Garden into a natural venue and an artistic conversation with the environment.
Topia is set to Beethoven's Symphony No. 6. Tickets annually sell out, so nab a couple ($36 to $55) by calling 602-381-1096 or via www.ticketmaster.com. Performances start at 8 p.m. at 1201 North Galvin Parkway.
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It wasn't the dominant workout some anticipated, but LSU defensive tackle Glenn Dorsey remains in consideration for the No. 1 overall pick after the Tigers' Pro Day on Wednesday. He participated in the full workout, and LSU team doctors tried to quell concerns regarding and old injury and a reported recent surgery.
The Tigers' team doctors assured the estimated 120 representatives from all 32 teams that the report on an NFL team Web site of Dorsey undergoing a secret knee surgery in recent weeks was false, and that Dorsey has never undergone surgery. They also said Dorsey is fully recovered from the stress fracture in his right tibia first suffered in 2006 that still hindered him throughout last season.
That was enough for three teams, including one with a top five selection, to tell NFLDraftScout.com they are confident enough in Dorsey's health to select him if he is available when it is their turn.
However, most teams are still waiting for the results of a medical review on the tibia in Indianapolis April 4-5, when about a dozen players will be re-checked. The re-check will be attended by medical staff representing at least 30 teams.
At February's Scouting Combine, at least two NFL team doctors told NFLDraftScout.com that Dorsey's old injury had been red-flagged for a re-check.
Dorsey also confirmed he took painkillers before each game last year and wore a bone stimulator in the spring of 2007 for as much as 18 hours a day. Although he also insisted he was completely healed, he acknowledged doctors examined him for nine hours one day at the Combine and that he was told a re-check may be scheduled.
"Yes I took pain killers and yes I wore the stim through the summer," Dorsey told NFLDraftScout.com at the Combine. "But I played the whole season. I will take whatever tests the doctors ask, but I am telling you I am ready to go."
Dorsey, winner of the Outland, Lombardi, Nagurski, and Lott trophies, only needs to prove his health to cement his status as a top five pick. However, he wasn't dominant in Wednesday's workout.
Scouts in attendance noted he never touched the lines during the three-cone and short shuttle drills, forcing scouts to run him through the drills numerous times. His times (7.63 in the three cone, 4.95 in the short shuttle) were solid, but unspectacular. So, too, were his efforts in the bench press (27 reps), broad jump (8'4"), vertical jump (25.5 inches) and 40-yard dash (5.14).
The mediocre workout results should have no impact on Dorsey's final draft status. Anyone who watched Dorsey play throughout his illustrious LSU career knows of his ability. In answering questions about his health, however, Dorsey may have provided bigger news Wednesday than any time, jump or drill performance from any workout all year long -- and in the process re-emerged as a legitimate candidate to go first overall.
The Dolphins, owners of the No. 1 overall pick, followed their trend of not sending executive vice president Bill Parcells, general manager Jeff Ireland or head coach Tony Sparano to the workout. Miami did have a contingent of scouts and position coaches at the LSU Pro Day, however. They may have attended mainly to see Dorsey, but performances from others also had scouts talking.
--Linebacker Ali Highsmith needed a strong performance in Baton Rouge after a horrific showing at the Combine. The 6-foot, 230-pound linebacker, known for his speed and instincts on the field, didn't show much athleticism in Indianapolis, with his fastest 40-yard dash being timed in 4.95 seconds. At LSU, however, Highsmith was timed in the low 4.7s, and demonstrated the quick feet that had earned him high praise as a pass defender throughout his career.
--The results weren't quite as positive for LSU's top offensive prospect. Wide receiver Early Doucet showed the quick feet and sure hands to earn raves from scouts during positional drills, but his lack of top-flight athleticism showed up in his 40-yard dash. Doucet, timed at 4.54 seconds at the Combine in the 40, struggled in Baton Rouge, turning in times ranging from 4.59-4.69 in three attempts.
--Two underrated LSU prospects took advantage of the all of the attention to post strong performances of their own. Safety Craig Steltz, often characterized as a 6-2, 213-pound try-hard player with limited athleticism, impressed scouts with 40 times ranging from the high 4.5s to mid 4.6s. Scouts were surprised to see Steltz (35 inches) out-leap Doucet (34.5) in the vertical jump -- a test designed to show explosiveness. Quarterback Matt Flynn was also impressive. Unable to throw at the Combine due to the shoulder injury that limited him throughout the end of the season, Flynn proved the strength and accuracy of his arm Wednesday. In doing so, he solidified his place as a quality developmental prospect likely available in the late rounds.
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I grew and grew and grew some more. I will be a year old soon. Just think last summer I was found during the aftermath of a thunderstorm when my world was at its darkest point, soaked, broken and in pain. When I thought, I was going to die out of the night a strong hand plucked me out of the darkness and brought me home.
I struggled for a long time to become healthy. The wound on my belly took a long time to heal. It was as large as a silver dollar and I was only 5 weeks old, they tell my eyes were still blue. I laugh when they say that because Perry still has blue eyes and he is almost 15 years old, what's the big deal? Then came the day when I got up and half of my tail just dropped off. I did not feel it, but my new two-legged mom took me right away to that stinky place with all the needles and left me there for a while.
I was so scared, but I went right to sleep and when I woke up she was right there. She snuggled me against her and I felt safe again. I hate that stinky place! She has taken me there a few times since, I always get scared when we go there and try to make myself very small. It is very hard to do now I weigh 14 pounds and cannot snuggle as close to her as I used to. They seem to find me in her arms so much quicker.
We never stay very long now though. She has never left me like that time my tail dropped off. I hope nothing like that ever happens again. I do not go outside, it is scary out there but I do spend time looking out the windows. I have other cats to play with, the old ones do not like to play very much so my two legged parents got me a little brother. His name is poppy. He is a trouble maker and I like to watch him as he gets into trouble, but not me I am the good cat... I never, no not me.. I never get into trouble!
~We name all our cats after Flowers~
Weeks passed since the storm rumbled through and Ginger entered our lives soaked to the skin, wounded, and bleeding. The vet did the blood work making sure the kitten did not have feline leukemia or aids so it could stay with us and not put our other elderly kitties in jeopardy. Ginger snuggled in quite nicely in the cat carrier in my mediation room. We put a baby gat on the door so the other cats could jump in if they wanted to visit but the kitten could not get out, thus keeping it somewhat confined during its recuperation.
Perry Winkle never far from my side seemed the most interested in the kitten. He did not really play with it but would follow it around when it dove under the couch; Perry would peek under to see where it went only to jump backward when the kitten would pounce out at him in return. Being 14 Perry would give him and indignant look and stalk off as if insulted, only to find a higher spot to watch the foolishness of the kitten with an amused expression of distaste.
Lillie likes to pretend there is no new kitten at all in the house; after all, she is the kitten in the house. She may soon be 13 years old but she is the kitten and in her mind always will be. Her first reaction was to dash right past and lie with her back to it and then only briefly peek over her shoulder now and again and then look at me as if to say I see nothing, nothing at all. Since then she refuses to enter the meditation room at all.
Rosie hated the kitten at first sight and went out of her way to try and cause issues. We did not know at the time how much pain she was in but have since taken her to the vets as we noticed how she was walking. Rosie was our eldest cat. The vet recommended we put her to sleep as her left hip was distorted badly and the arthritics in her neck made it impossible for her to clean herself any longer. Much to our heart break we helped Rosie cross the rainbow bridge last night. Rosie was Steve's cat. He found her 9 years ago under a rose bush. She had been nearly strangled to death. she was so emaciated she looked like a kitten, and all her nails had been cut so short she was bleeding from all of them. Rosie came to live in my home when Steve moved in and did not like anyone but Steve. In the last 4 years she learned to trust more people as I would not let her run my house. She lived at least 9 good years; she will be missed.
We took Ginger to the vets also yesterday as her wound needed tending. The one on her belly looked much better but the one on her tail looked horrible. The vet and I talked and we decided she needed to have half of her tail amputated. So I left Ginger at the vets and picked her up later that same day. When I came to pick Ginger up I brought my daughter and my husband with me as I had a question which we had been debating as a family since Ginger came to live with us. It had been the two of them against me and I needed and professional to make the decision. The debate was about the gender of GINGER.
I say Ginger is a BOY.
Steve and Adriane say Ginger is a girl, thus the name Ginger.
Guess what........ I was correct... Ginger is no longer called Ginger... He is now named Dusty Miller after the flower Dusty Miller. Or Dusty for Short.
~ The picture of me looking all wet and scared was from that day.~
It was after a terrible thunderstorm ended we heard the sounds of a distressed cry. It was nearly midnight and Steve and I had not yet gone to bed as we were enjoying the cool calm the storm had brought when it left. The sounds was nearly lost in the sounds of the frogs melody down by the creek but it was there, high pitched and frantic. I heard it first and asked Steve to shush so I could be sure. Then he heard it too. It was the sound of a very young kitten.
Steve searched the kitchen for a flashlight, wouldn't you know it the large faced one would have dead batteries? He ended up with the small one I keep in the house for looking under the sink. In slippered feet, Steve went down the drive way and across the road towards the creek towards where the sounds seemed to be coming from.
He searched and searched, climbed over the rail and into the thicket working his way down towards the water. I worried he would disturb the snakes and rats and other critters which might inhabit that area we let grow wild. He shined the light towards the beaver dam and then ran it along the shore wondering if someone tossed the kitten from the road into the creek as the sound seemed to be getting fainter.
He worried the kitten was being carried off down the creek and would be lost. Soon the sounds of the kitten stopped all together. There was no more cries for help; no more frantic mellowing. My heart stopped when I did not hear it any longer, and Steve called out he did not have it; it was gone.
He came back into the house frustrated and angry at stupid people, we were all frustrated and angry. Adriane was in tears and I wanted to cry too for the little lost soul who did not have a chance. Steve got ready for bed as I picked up around the house muttering about the way people here in my area of the south seem to have no love or understanding for animals.
When I heard it again, frogs song and kitten cries mixed together.
I did not knock on the bathroom door, but burst in on my naked husband rousing him from the pot telling him I still hear the kitten. He looked up at me as if I was crazy. (Naked man on the pot, ready for bed crazy as he knew he was going back out) He tossed clothing back on and out he went, down the drive, across the road, and this time he went across the creek to the other side where there is a four-lane road.
He wandered this side of the creek shining the small light looking for the small kitten, for surely she had to be small with such a tiny voice. At some point it dawned on him she was not near the creek at all, but her voice echoed across the four lanes of highway. There was only a stray car passing now and then since it was now well into the early morning, making it easy for my brave husband to cross all four lanes safely.
Once there he honed in on the sound of her voice quickly. She was half way up the side of a wooded hill. Luckily, for her she would not have been able to get into the road as there was a puddle keeping her from it, which was deeper than she was tall. Steve went around the puddle, climbed the hill, and snatched her off the hill. She was cold and soaked to the skin. He quickly crossed all four lanes, passed the creek and then our road, climbed our drive, and then brought the kitten into the warmth of our house and to my hands.
She was possible 6-ish week's old, ginger colored, of a good weight; however; she has a huge infected wound on her belly and a small wound on her tail. We made her as comfortable as possible for her first night with us and the next morning she was off to the vets. We did not call animal control as where we live she would have been put down right away as they do not put any money into animals at all. We had her tested for kitty aids and leukemia as we already have cats in our home and if she had either of these, she would not have survived her wound and could have given these issues to our pets. She did not so we decided she would live with us.
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I'm an unapologetic believer that we humans – especially us American humans – aren't exactly being great stewards of the earth. Frankly, I think you're not doing enough to help curb our wastefulness, our dependence on convenience, our use of chemicals. Incidentally, neither am I. I think no matter how we're living our lives – whether we eat Boston Market seven nights a week or cook homegrown foods on a wood stove – there's always room for one small change that will make a bit more of a difference on a global scale.
That difference? Just might prevent us from descending into the climate change scenario that Bill McKibben foresees in his book, Eaarth: Making a Life on a Tough New Planet. I wrote about McKibben's book on GeekMom eons ago, but let me highlight a quote from the book:
Our old familiar globe is suddenly melting, drying, acidifying, flooding, and burning in ways that no human has ever seen. We've created, in very short order, a new planet, still recognizable but fundamentally different. We may as well call it Eaarth.
In his book, McKibben addresses the human impact on global climate change and how it is likely to manifest in changed weather patterns and shifting climate zones. But he's not the only one talking. A recent article on the Popular Science website tackles the possibility that climate change can be implicated in the Joplin, MO tornado that took so many lives and left so many more in disarray.
As the author of the article points out, there is certainly some hesitancy on the part of scientists to state unequivocally that climate change caused the tornado, but:
Climate scientists are increasingly able to draw lines that suggest a correlation between climate change and extreme weather events. Causation is more complex, but faster computers and better models are beginning to point to a connection—a task that's easier with temperature extremes than it is with tornadoes.
A lack of reliable historical tornado data makes it difficult for scientists to offer solid answers. Plus? There's this:
Climate scientists have become the abortion doctors of the scientific establishment: maligned, ridiculed, harassed, and even physically threatened.
We've got smart people telling us there's a problem and an awful lot of us don't want to hear it. Hearing it means that we'd need to acknowledge that our individual actions might just be contributing to the problem. But rest assured, there is a problem:
Determining whether climate change caused, or even worsened, an individual tornado seems to be beyond the epistemological limits of science. But if it's impossible to prove causation, it's easy to see a disturbing correlation. Climate change is happening; climate change should make many types of extreme weather more intense; extreme-weather events are already becoming more common.
Meteorologist Dr. Jeff Masters concurs.
We've set in motion a dangerous boulder of climate change that is rolling downhill, and it is too late to avoid major damage when it hits full-force several decades from now. However, we can reduce the ultimate severity of the damage with strong and rapid action. A boulder rolling downhill can be deflected in its path more readily early in its course, before it gains too much momentum in its downward rush.
The question is, how do we divert that boulder? What can one person do? Here are ten ideas for making some easy changes. And here are 63 more. Surely, we can each manage to make a little change?
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Interview: Bobby Long- Playing @ Eddie's Attic August 2nd!
New York transplant singer and songwriter, Bobby Long, grew up near Wigan, England which helped shape his roots in folk music primarily. With his 10-song collection titled Dirty Pond Songs, Long quickly rose to fame with legions of fans scrambling to see him perform after his noted association with Robert Pattinson who recorded a song Long wrote for the Twilight soundtrack, "Left to Lie." His "Dangerous Summer" tour to support his music was extensive in the summer and fall of 2009, and shortly after he recorded his first studio album with Liam Watson. In the spring of 2010, Long signed with ATO Records, a record label co-founded by Dave Matthews, and is also home to reputable artists such as Radiohead, David Gray, Ben Kweller and many more. He then released his debut album, A Winter's Tale in the spring of 2011.
Bobby has performed at several notable music festivals, including Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival and the Austin City Limits Music Festival. His sophomore album, Wishbone, released in early 2013, is the album he's currently touring in support of. Check out our interview with Bobby, and find out what he had to say about new writing material, what's in store for fans in Europe, and how he's so appreciative of fans who travel all over the world to come see and hear him play live. Oh, and Eddie's Attic, is his top five places to play in America! Find out more:
You've mentioned writing a lot during your time off. Do you have plans for another album in the works, or any plans to share your written material with your fans?
Bobby: Yeah, I've been off for about a month since the last tour and I've been writing the whole time. I've already spoken to a friend, who's a producer, and I think we're going to record something quite soon. I've been in a really good place with writing, and managed to write 20 new songs that I really like, so as soon as I finish the tour, I'll get on it and see what we can do. But, hopefully yeah.
You have a lot of fans in Europe, obviously. Do you plan to travel there anytime soon, and what does the European release of Wishbone look like out there?
Bobby: Um, you know I'm hoping to get back over there at the end of the year. I did a really great tour there in late February, which was amazing. Yeah, I think actually the plan is to go over there and release something new, I think. That's the plan, but I'm not sure right now. All I know is that I'm hopefully going over there, or I will be going over there at the end of the year. But, I'm not sure of a Wishbone release or a new album. I'm not quite sure yet.
We look forward to it either way, and I'm sure they will as well.
You've played at Eddie's Attic a few times. What do you enjoy the most about performing there? You seem to really like it there.
Bobby: I love it. It's one of my favorite places to play. It actually reminds me of Europe, in a sense. In Europe, there's still these coffee houses and perfect-sized venues for a really, intimate venue; it makes you feel really good playing there; where there's a large enough crowd, and feels like they're a force, you know and I won't be thrown to the wolves at anytime. It's just got a great atmosphere. And it's also got history, so many great people, and love playing there. It's one of my top five places to play in America, to be honest. The owners are really, really nice. So yeah, they seem to really treasure you being there, which is really nice. So, it's just a really great place to play.
What's been the craziest thing a fan has done for you?
Bobby: I played a show in LA, and two people who were lovely, had traveled from Brazil. That's crazy to me, and the nicest thing in the whole world. I had people from Germany come down for the American tour, had people from Malaysia come out to a couple of shows. That is like a holiday for everyone, except if you're a millionaire. I mean it would be for me too; that's an incredible gesture, and I can't quite believe it. I wouldn't do that for anybody (laughs). I would just be upset that they weren't coming. These people are so nice and enthusiastic. Yeah, kind of mind-boggling, and a lovely, lovely thing.
It's lovely, but it's still crazy, right? (laughs)
Bobby: No, it's not crazy. It's just really, really, really going to the extremes of how nice and dedicated a person can be. It's more unbelievable, you know. I guess they might make it into a holiday, but it seems often the case they've kind of come down and leaving two days later, so they can't really see much of the place. I'm like the main entertainment, which is also frightening too, you know.
It's a lot to put on you, isn't it? (laughs)
Bobby: Yeah, it's all on me. It's a bad show and then they go back to Brazil really upset, so you know, yeah.
What would be your dream line-up gig to perform with, dead or alive?
I know you love The Band!
Bobby: Actually, last week at a friend's wedding (my girlfriend's her friend), and she asked me to sing their wedding song, which was fine and a bit nerve-racking. I ended up jumping on it and doing a couple of songs, and we did a couple of Band songs. They were amazing, and I couldn't imagine what it would be like actually playing with The Band, for real. I would love to play with John Lennon (I'm a big fan). I think The Beatles would be pretty wonderful. And someone like Leonard Cohen, I'd like to sit down with and try to harmonize with him. That would be really special, yeah. Today that would be my dream line-up gig. Maybe David Bowie as well.
I love David Bowie!
Bobby: Me too
We chatted about our mutual love for David Bowie for a bit. I mentioned Let's Dance, and he mentioned Ziggy Stardust and Hunky Dory, and stated "those were great." Bobby went on to mention his admiration for Bowie's acting too and really enjoys Labyrinth and likes the music from the movie. He had a little fun letting me know that he and his friend used to mimic the music from Labyrinth when they were children.
Now, what's the best gig you've seen thus far, in your life?
Bobby: I'm really lucky. I've seen a lot. It's especially helped playing music too because I've played at festivals and have played ones that I probably wouldn't be able to afford to get into or get tickets in time. The best moment for me ever was watching Neil Young at Hyde Park in London. He started singing, "A Day In the Life," and then Paul McCartney came out, so that was probably the greatest. I'm a massive Beatles fan. To me, they're the greatest. Seeing Neil Young, I was surprised by McCartney, and I couldn't think of anyone else better to be surprised by, male or female (laughs). So yeah, that was the best gig.
Do you have a guilty musical pleasure?
Bobby: Let me see…I mean I like some really, trashy metal bands. I have a friend named Nick, and he's a massive 90's fan. He likes good music, but he's a fan of like System of the Down, Papa Roach, Limp Bizkit. I like System of the Down, but I guess my biggest musical pleasure is Supertramp; they're kind of corny, but the songs are well -written. I went on holiday to France when I was younger, and my dad had an album called Live in Paris, and it's a great live record. It's not my thing at all, but I have a soft spot for it where I find myself knee-deep in Supertramp. For me, I just like really good songs; a band like Abba, for example, has written some really great songs. It's pop music, so it's cheesy, but it's good. It makes you appreciate; I'd rather hear that than any song by a modern pop artist or even The Bee Gees, who I think are cool and they get a bad rap, but they've written some incredible songs. I love the song from Grease…
(laughs) Sorry, I'm giving way too much away now…but I love that song. The soundtrack opening, the Bee Gees, and that was my ringtone for awhile.
Hey, you like what you like, guilty or not. There's nothing wrong with that, right?
Bobby: Absolutely.
Is there anything else you'd like your fans to know?
Bobby: Umm, I feel like I've given away more than what I've given away in an interview before, so I'm happy, if you're happy.
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New Delhi: Jubilant Energy on Tuesday said it won the KG Deendayal gas block through international competitive bidding and did not get participating stake of 10 per cent as "gift" from the Gujarat government. "Jubilant Energy (subsidiary of Jubilant Enpro) won this block under international competitive bidding under the third round of New Exploration Licensing Policy of the Government of India. Jubilant Energy is a partner in the block and pays fully for its 10 per cent share of expenditure," the firm said in a statement.
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The Esri Federal GIS (#fedgis) Conference kicks off today in Washington, D.C. the first major GIS event since last fall's government shutdown. The mood might be described as tentative at best. The reason is continuing uncertainty just how much money will be available for GIS investment, once a lock for funding.
But attendance might be the first indication of how things will go. The current policy for conference attendance will probably give many federal employees pause. Employees are allowed to attend events so long as there is no cost to them. That puts a strain on conference management trying to make ends meet. Further, government employees are restricted to a modest, out of pocket expense for food. Many conference managers are foregoing food so as not to give the appearance of special treatment or "gift" where one is not intended. Even Esri seems to have downplayed this event, cutting a day from the program of past years and renaming the event from a "user conference" (formerly known as the "FedUC") to the more specific "Federal GIS."
Another reason for concern is simply the pressure to reduce government budgets. During the preceding decade, GIS became an invaluable asset for counterterrorism and in active theaters of Iraq and Afghanistan. Geospatial intelligence outlays soared. Now, as the wars draw to a close, money will flow less freely. The most obvious impact was felt last year as GeoEye and DigitalGlobe were forced to merge because of cuts to the NextView contract.
However, if there is money to be had, GEOINT still might be GIS's best friend. So, it's interesting that this year's keynote speaker at the conference is National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Director Letitia Long. The NGA appears now to be the lead agency in developing geospatial technology applications perhaps displacing the U.S. Geological Survey. The NGA is most often called upon on domestic emergencies (like Hurricane Katrina and various tornado outbreaks) as well as its international mission of intelligence-gathering. Long is pushing an agenda consistent with the agency's expanded scope and the development of mobile applications that she wants pushed to the warfighter plus "online and on-demand" access to intelligence.
The Department of the Interior appears to have taken up the charge of becoming a data disseminator. The recently revamped Geoplatform.gov, which we reviewed on last week's Directions on the News podcast, aims to provide a portal to help government agencies and external stakeholders find and use geospatial data. While Geoplatform.gov has gone through several iterations (ne: Geospatial OneStop) and may be a work in progress, it's important that more people find it and use it. It's the only way that the agency can evaluate its success.
Plenary sessions at the Esri Federal GIS conference include:
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- Special Guest: Jason E. Feser, CW4, EN, U.S. Army
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This holiday was with five of the best gals a lady could hope to know. I'd never actually been on holiday with friends before, ever. Most of the people I know have been on various girls' or lads' holidays, but I've only ever been away with family or partners. Actually, I tell a lie, I have met up with friends on holiday before, but never have I been holed up in a house with a group of friends. It could have gone horribly wrong... but in fact it was utterly perfect in every way. Amazing food, good wine, a roaring fire, long sleeps and hours and hours of side-splitting laughter made it a trip I will never forget, and just the thing to chase away the last vestiges of the black cloud that's been looming over me since last spring. About bloody time and all!
The five friends were the founding Mafia members, Lisa, Jeni, Bethan, Gemma and Naomi, whose wonderful mum owns the house in which we stayed. We had hoped for some warm spring days, much lazing, some culture (as well as all of the above), and we had an almost perfect record. The first day was mild, if cloudy; and we put on our summery clothing and wandered down to the tiny village of Valbonne, where we caused a huge stir with the locals! Perhaps because instead of being pleased to be on hols, we looked like this?
The weather from then on, sadly, was not so obliging. On the next day, we got ourselves all the way from the office de tourisme in Valbonne, to Cannes on the bus, and spent the day there. I think the tragic events in Japan had a knock-on effect on weather around the world because the winds in Cannes were absolutely insane. Jeni took a picture of me (on her blog) trying in vain the shelter by a tree, as the wind did its utmost to inflate my Revamp vintage trousers (which were of sail-like proportions, let's be honest) and try and blow me away. After a quick turn around a museum, we sheltered in a hotel bar and filled our faces with Nutella-covered waffles instead.
Sadly, lovely Gemma had to go home before the rest of us, so she missed the rest of the fun. We did try really hard to have no fun at all without her, but it proved too hard! We got rained in on one more day, but we spent the only truly beautiful, sunny day undertaking a secret project, which will be unveiled on here and the VM network of blogs soon...then we spent the next couple of days inpersonating elderly Russian babushkas to protect our 'dos from the drizzle, visiting the Renoir museum in nearby Cagnes sur Mer, explored the medieval hilltop fort; and then, on our final day, we went back to Grasse to visit the other museums.
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Every year is a wild and wonderful journey when you are a teacher. Only a teacher can really know what you mean when you say this. There are dizzy highs and some sad lows - lots of which are outside of our control. It can feel at times that we are pulled from pillar to post with all the changes that are imposed upon us from every direction. It can appear that we have no say and are not respected as professionals. It can take all our strength to stay true to what we know while still being open to new ideas. But we do it. We do such an important job and we must remember this when times are tough. We make a difference and what we do matters. We have a duty to do our best and keep strong.
With all that in mind, it is so important that we recuperate and regroup when we can - WE NEED TO! Summer holidays are the perfect time to do just this so take that time and enjoy it. You will be a much better teacher for it when term time comes around again.
Yes, of course we have to spend some of our holiday preparing for the year ahead but don't let this fill your holiday - because it will if you let it. Allocate specific time to school related work. Teachers, I appeal to you to make sure that you make time to be you this summer. Do what you love and revel in it. (Outside of teaching of course!)
Holiday To Do List:
- Read those books that have been piling up on your bedside table.
- See the friends you have been neglecting during term time.
- Take that trip away with a loved one that you have spoken about for so long.
- Unashamedly, take a nap in the middle of the day.
- Lie in the sun all afternoon with your music a little too loud and a cool drink of your choice in your hand.
- Spend quality time with family and show them how much you love and appreciate them.
- Follow your passion and enjoy your hobby be it knitting, sport, writing or gardening.
- Take some time to relax - do some yoga, go for a walk or meditate - whatever it takes.
- Try something new. Do something you have never done before, just for the heck of it.
- Go on a day trip. Get on a train or hop in the car and just get away from it all for the day.
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Voyage to the Outer Planets was an early multimedia experiment combining Omnimax film, 70 mm film and planetarium special effects. The special effects and stills on standard and zoom equipped slide projectors were provided by the Reuben H. Fleet Space Theater, and their Spitz Space Transit Simulator (STS). The large format footage was provided by Graphic Films. The presentation was mostly multimedia, with short clips of the planets and spacecraft.
The production was to portray a manned mission to the outer planets in the year 2348, a year in which the planets would be in a favorable alignment permitting such a three-year journey of exploration.[1]
It transpired that the Space Theater was still under construction, with equipment months from installation, and there was no way of viewing finished or full format test footage before the theater opened. Beyond that, it was infeasible to film in directly the Imax format which would be used for projection. The crew were therefore obliged to film in smaller format (65 mm eight-perf) for later optical blowup and projection to a screen image magnification 600 times the size of the camera negative.[2]
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No CPA would even think of trying to do business without a computer or a mobile phone today.
So why then aren't more CPAs taking a strategic approach to their technology investments?
After all, most growth oriented accounting firms are already spending five percent to 10 percent of their revenues on IT hardware and applications, according to most studies. My own research suggests that barely one in 10 percent firms is following a written, strategic technology plan. For most finance and accounting organizations, that's like piloting a ship without charts.
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After talking with Higgins, we can boil it down to four rules and four trends.
Four Tech Rules
Rule 1: Match technology budgets to your long-term strategy. Identify, analyze and prioritize the technology initiatives that are required to achieve your firm's strategic goals and then assess the state of your firm's current technology. Finally, perform a Gap Analysis to determine where your firm currently stands, relative to where it wants to go and the technology required to get there. Importantly, Higgins adds, "A technology plan should also include a timeline and a budget."
Rule 2: Think digital first. And Higgins doesn't use the term "paperless." "Rather than referring to a paperless system, I prefer to use the term 'digital practice model.'" This means that a firm creates digital files and keeps these files digital. "Some firms define themselves as paperless because they scan their clients' tax returns into PDF files," Higgins notes. "Yet, there may still be stacks of paper in their offices."
The efficiencies of a digital office are numerous, including having access to information immediately, accessing information by multiple people simultaneously and automating routine tasks. "A firm may experience an increase in efficiency between 15 percent and 30 percent using a digital practice model," Higgins says. "Due to the staffing shortage, it's very important for firms to be able to produce the same amount of work in less time."
Rule 3: Make someone accountable. Not every firm needs, or can afford, a full-time IT manager. It often depends upon the size of the firm. Firms with 15 or fewer employees usually have someone who manages the relationships with outside technology vendors and consultants. It's usually someone on the administrative or professional staff. Mid-sized firms with between 15 and 100 employees usually have someone designated as a network administrator. The largest firms — those with more than 100 employees — will have an information technology director or chief information officer. "This person," says Higgins, "should have experience in managing people since they will have a team of people reporting to them and they must understand the business of accounting in order to be successful."
Rule 4: Get the most from what you have. "Firms need to utilize their current technology investments," says Higgins. Many do not know about all of the capabilities of the hardware and software that they already have. With a good technology plan, firms can spend funds on only what they need and then get the most out of what they have. "I've met with a lot of firms that have purchased various software programs over the years that are not integrated into their processes on a coordinated basis," Higgins says.
Four Tech Trends to Watch
That said, the tech landscape changes rapidly. Higgins is keeping an eye on four emerging trends that every CPA firm should also be watching.
Trend 1: Scanning. Most every CPA office now has a document scanner for creating digital copies of physical documents for electronic filing. But the technology is getting smarter. For example, Higgins, says, "you can scan a W-2 and the technology will recognize the W-2 and place the income amount automatically into the person's tax return." However, he remains less than completely comfortable with the reliability of the technology as it stands today. "But we're headed in the right direction."
Trend 2: Web conferencing. With gas prices at or above $4 per gallon, there are tremendous advantages to being able to meet remotely with clients, whether it's across town or across the country. "Everyone can view documents simultaneously online," Higgins says. "This will also be beneficial for multi-office firms with both client and internal meetings."
Trend 3: XBRL. With the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission mandate for financial filings to conform to the new computerized data language, CPAs need to start boning up.
Trend 4: Web-hosted solutions. Web-based applications, also called software-as-a-service (SaaS), offer several big advantages to software-on-a-CD, including the shortening of implementation time, the elimination of high start-up costs, as well as providing a high level of security that firms cannot replicate internally, according to Higgins.
With these Four Tech Rules and Four Tech Trends to watch, your accounting organization can start taking a strategic approach to technology spending.
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The recent news that Zak Snyder plans on shooting "Xerxes," the "sort of sequel" to Frank Miller's "300" in 3D is a gentle reminder that the innovative "Sin City" and "The Dark Knight Returns" creator has never let a little thing like historical accuracy get in the way of a good story. It's a good thing too, because as demonstrated by the imagination of College Humor's Caldwell Tanner, Miller's retelling of some other major events would likely have resulted in a pretty awesome (if partially grim and/or gritty) timeline.
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Currently ashore, the hull has received routine care and a new propshaft is being installed.
The raised pilothouse is a very well ventilated saloon and lends itself so well to tropical living. Aft is a cabin and workshop which has a double berth on the port side. Moving into the forward section of the yacht, the galley is to port and a double cabin to starboard with en suite bathroom.. The forward vee berth is large, light and airy.
Fit out is Mahogany and is in excellent condition. All lighting is LED.
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Former Patriots offensive lineman Ross Tucker, now a SiriusXM NFL Radio host, joined Mut & Merloni on Wednesday to talk about the Pats and news from around the NFL.
Tucker said the Texans are playing the best football in the AFC, but he'd be hesitant to predict Houston to knock off one of the perennial conference powers and reach the Super Bowl with such an inexperienced team.
"If you said, 'Hold it Ross, you've got to [bet] your daughter's 529 plan on it,' I wouldn't go with Houston. I'd go with New England probably," he said. "Because I've got to believe that [the Texans] can win those two or three playoff games in a row and get there when I see it. I still feel like in an AFC title game against Big Ben [Roethlisberger] and the Steelers or against Tom Brady, I'm sure they can do it, but teams like that -- and I feel the same way kind of about the Bears on the NFC side; and I think the Bears are the best team in the NFC -- it's just, for me, with them or Atlanta, it's just so hard to pull the trigger. Because you haven't seen them do it. You haven't seen one of those quarterbacks get it done against one of those other quarterbacks when it matters the most."
The Patriots made news last week with their acquisition of Buccaneers cornerback Aqib Talib, but Tucker said New England's recent history with other team's castoffs makes him wary.
"If he's playing at a high level and he's eligible to play, then I think it helps them, because it gives them a guy that really is that talented to cover people one-on-one. But who knows with that guy?" Tucker said. "Plus, who knows with these reclamation projects that the Patriots bring in. They got nothing out of [Albert] Haynesworth and Chad Ochocinco last year when everybody and their brother was rushing to praise them for it. So, I'm not going to give them any credit for this or say they're going to get anything out of it until I actually see it."
Tucker again had high praise for offensive line coach Dante Scarnecchia, calling the longtime Pats assistant the best offensive line coach he played under during his seven-year career with five teams (and nine O-line coaches).
"I didn't always care for his motivational tactics, and I didn't always agree with some of his techniques or schemes, but Dante Scarnecchia was clearly to me the best offensive line coach I had," Tucker said. "I think he gets the most out of the talent he's given. I don't know what they pay him there, but it's not enough."
To hear the interview, go to the Mut & Merloni audio on demand page [1]. For more Patriots news, visit the team page at weei.com/patriots [2].
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Key Stats: Jorge Reyes 5.2 IP, 9 H, 2 ER, 1 BB, 0 K; Dan Robertson 2-3, 2B, BB; Brad Boxberger 1 IP 0's
Colorado Springs, Co- One day after being held to only one run, the Tucson Padres were shut out in Colorado Springs Wednesday afternoon, 2-0. The Sky Sox struck four straight singles to start the fifth inning and scored twice for the only two runs of the game. It was the first Colorado Springs shutout win at Security Service Field since August 21, 2010.
The Padres had a walk and two hits in the seventh inning but could not score. Rocky Gale hit a single to left in the inning and Sawyer Carroll tried to score from second but was cut down by left fielder Hernan Iribarren. The Padres also picked up two hits and a walk in the fourth but were held scoreless in that frame.
Tucson's Daniel Robertson went 2-for-3 with a walk and Blake Tekotte collected a hit to push his hitting streak to a team-high 12 games. The Padres bullpen continued an excellent April, with Dale Thayer and Brad Boxberger pitching scoreless outings. Thayer has now pitched 7.1 innings this season and hasn't allowed a run. The Padres (3-11) have lost four consecutive games, while the Sky Sox (9-5) have won five in a row.
Courtesy of Tim Hagerty, Director of Broadcasting and Media Relations for the Tucson Padres.
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Lake Elsinore Storm 0 – Stockton Ports 8
Key Stats: Burch Smith 5 IP, 4 H, 3 ER, 0 BB, 5 K; Only two singles for the Storm, Domoromo and Powers
Stockton, CA The Storm came into the game looking for yet another road win and a series sweep tonight but ran into A.J. Kirby Jones who hit three home runs in the game as the Ports took the victory 8-0.
In the top of the second, Luis Domoromo was the first Storm to reach base as he singled on a line drive to center field, but Lake Elsinore fell into a double play, as they remained scoreless.
In the bottom of the second with one out Kirby-Jones hit his first of three jacks, this one over the right field fence giving the Ports a 1-0 lead.
The Storm again struggled to get men in scoring position in the third and fourth and newly acquired catcher Robert Kral was the lone player to reach base on a walk.
Stockton had the big bats tonight as Michael Gilmartin and Miles Head both hit home runs giving the home team a 3-0 lead.
Connor Powers produced the only other hit for the Storm tonight in the top of the seventh, singling to right field but two quick ground outs brought the inning to a close.
Kirby-Jones hit his second home run in the seventh tacking two runs on the board for the Ports as he brought home Josh Whitaker.
Kirby-Jones' final homerun was in the bottom of the eighth with two outs putting the game out of reach for Lake Elsinore.
Storm Starter Burch Smith went five innings allowed four hits and struck out five.
Blake Treinen pitched seven and struck out seven on the mound for the Ports.
Courtesy of Eric Theiss, Assistant Director of Media Relations for the Lake Elsinore Storm.
Dayton Dragons 9 – Fort Wayne Tin Caps 4
Key Stats: Joe Ross 5 IP, 7 H, 5 ER, 2 BB, 3 K; John Barbato 1.2 IP, 4 H, 4 R, 2 ER, 1 BB, 1 K; Jace Peterson 2-4, 2B, 2 RS, BB; Donavan Tate 1-3, 2 RBI, SF
Fort Wayne, Ind. In Wednesday's matinee series finale with the Dayton Dragons, the Fort Wayne TinCaps committed a season-high four errors en route to a 9-4 loss. Two Dayton home runs, one from Junior Arias and another from Yovan Gonzalez, were daggers in the TinCaps' quest for their first back-to-back wins in 2012. Tanner Robles (1-0) pitched five and two thirds innings, allowing four runs, walking one and striking out five, to earn the victory for the Dragons.
The game, tied 1-1 after one inning, turned in favor of Dayton (6-7) in the fourth. Junior Arias launched a three-run home run against Joe Ross (0-2), which put the Dragons in front 4-1. Dayton scored another run in the fifth and led 5-1 at the end of four and a half innings.
Fort Wayne (4-9), in its most fruitful inning of the afternoon, plated two runs in the fifth to pull to within two, at 5-3. In the sixth, TinCaps catcher Matt Colantonio grounded out to score Duanel Jones, and Fort Wayne trailed by just one run.
The seventh inning proved decisive, as Dayton scored four runs aided by three TinCaps errors. On the day, six different Dragons batters knocked in runs, led by Junior Arias' three. Seven of the nine Dayton starting position players had at least one hit, and Theo Bowe along with Juan Perez both contributed multi-hit performances.
Fort Wayne's Jace Peterson and Justin Miller both chipped in two hits apiece. Catcher Matt Colantonio has now hit in five straight games, and outfielder Kyle Gaedele has picked up a hit in six consecutive contests.
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These are the students of the St. Johns Primary School who got scholarships:Chari Peter, Aarathi Joseph, Kheenan Morvan, Leic Charles, Ndo Joesph and Ottis Paul. Generally I think the students did exceptionally well. I also think the parents of the students, the school of which the students attended and not forgetting the students themselves are very proud of thier performances. This just goes to show that the teachers are well trained and that the students take alot of pride in their work. I hope that the students will continue to take pride in their work and be role models to the other students that are going to sit the GSAT Exams in the future.
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Congrats also to the parents who I knew were behind their kids. Congratulations to all the hard working teachers and principal at the school. Keep up the good work, and I hope that St. John's School will continue to perfrom well, and will one day again get the island scholarship. Once again, congratulations to each and everyone of the pupils who sat the GSAT exam, particularly the 6 scholars.
I would just like to say congratulations to all the students who passed this exam. Extra special congratulations to my very own OTTIS PAUL with whom I worked very hard with. You have made us all proud. Special congrats to Aarathi and Leic. To the other scholars, that's the way to go! Keep up the good work. To everyone else, keep on striving. You still have a long journey ahead.
congrats to my little cousin Ndo, my girl Aarathi, my boy Leic, and especially to Otis who, against all the odds continues to excel. the family of Otis contiue to work with him, the journey has just begun, our kids can do great things.
Well Done St.Johns!! You continue to give quality education to our students. Chari, I know you could do it. You made us proud.
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I really want to congratulate my school on getting these 6 scholarships. It is a proud moment for us as a school and also for the northern district. Special recognition to our well trained teachers for an exceptional job done,especially to the 2 grade 6 teachers, mrs morvan and Mrs. Hypolite. I congratulate all the students on getting good grades, and the scholars, you really made us proud. Well done parents for being such great first teachers. And Ndo, my son, the journey has just begun, scholar!
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I am so proud of my Alma Mater!! Indeed our dear ole St. John's School. These children have grown and they sound so intelligent. Somehow, I am not surprised at their achievement. Let us support them continuously as they venture into the world of teen & high school. We all know this is a challenging stage. But with community, Parents, and positive prayerful support they can excel.
My best wishes for the students of the RDPS as well.
Let me also take the time to wish all the students of the Town congrats including those who have achieved the opportunity to graduate from PSS and SDA as well this year. It's only the commencement guys, so press on.
insidepossie thank you for this info once again.
Blessings to all
Must say I am definitely proud of these young stars for carrying the legacy of "our dear old st johns school". I do look forward for more exceptional performances next time around. We have birthed tons of great achievers for the past years even in my time when I was in "Nun School", so lets keep it going. Parents, Teachers, The Community, we all need to hold hands in unity to have this done.
Congratulations to all the kids who excelled and all the other students who represented well.
Just wanna say congrats to Ottis close family of mine. I never imagined u coming on camera though lol…To the rest of the students congrats and keeping strivin for the best st. john's school.


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ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- University of Michigan men's basketball coach John Beilein announced the hiring of Brian Townsend as the Director of Basketball Operations for the Wolverine program. In addition, Tracy Hamner was named Administrative Assistant and Matt Duprey was hired as the program's video coordinator.
"We are elated to have Brian, Tracy and Matt all join the staff," said Beilein. "With the staff now in place, it is an exciting time for Michigan basketball. As Brian and Matt both have University of Michigan ties, it helps bring a level of passion and enthusiasm that cannot be matched. Brian's experience as a Division I coach and Matt's recent familiarity with the program is only going to be a plus. Having known Tracy for many years, he has been an integral part of the successes we have had. It was great to be able to have him join us here in Ann Arbor. We still have many challenges ahead, but it will be nice to face some of them with all three of these gentlemen."
Townsend, a former Michigan football linebacker, comes to the Wolverines after spending the last four years as an assistant coach at Ohio University (2004-07). Townsend helped the Bobcats to a 69-55 record in his four seasons. During the 2004-05 season, the Bobcats finished with a 21-11 record and won the Mid-American Conference Tournament. With the automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament, the Bobcats lost in the first round to Florida.
Prior to his appointment at Ohio, Townsend was the head boy's basketball coach at Pioneer High School in Ann Arbor, Mich. In 1999, Townsend -- along with former Wolverine LaVell Blanchard -- led the Pioneers to their first state championship. For his efforts, Townsend was named the Ann Arbor News Coach of the Year -- an award he was also given the following season. After leading his team to its third 20-win season in four years, Townsend earned the Region 6 Coach-of-the-Year distinction in 2002 from the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan.
Townsend recorded 11 sacks and 115 tackles during his four-year college career at U-M. The Wolverines made three Rose Bowl appearances during Townsend's career by winning three Big Ten championships, along with one Gator Bowl appearance after sharing the 1990 conference title. In 2000, Wolverine Magazine named him to the Michigan Football All-Decade Team. Picked in the 11th round of the 1992 NFL Draft by the Los Angeles Rams, Townsend played for both the Rams and Cincinnati Bengals for two seasons. He then began his coaching career as a varsity assistant at his former school, Northwest High School, in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Townsend earned two bachelor's degrees from Michigan -- one in sports management and communication in 1991 and another in physical education and social science in 1996.
Hamner comes to Michigan after he worked the last two seasons with Beilein at West Virginia as a graduate assistant. Prior to his work at West Virginia, he served as the head junior varsity coach and assistant varsity basketball coach at James River High in Midlothian, Va., for three years. While at James River, Hamner taught English and created a course called Sports and Literature, a class that examines the impact that sports have on society and literature.
Hamner is a graduate from the University of Richmond (2002) with a degree in English and a minor in education. He was a manager on Beilein's staff at Richmond for four years and served as head manager during the final two years. During his senior season, Hamner dressed for games and appeared in four contests with the Spiders.
Duprey was retained on the staff after spending the last two years with the Wolverine program serving as the video coordinator in 2006-07 and the staff assistant in 2005-06. Duprey is a graduate from U-M (2005) with a degree in sociology from the College of Literature, Science and the Arts. While at Michigan, he served as a basketball manager for four years (2002-05) with his last two as the senior manager of the program.
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Jo Zimmermann's Schlammpeitziger project has been a unique fixture on Cologne's electronic scene since the early '90s. Zimmermann's simple, unassuming music is constructed almost entirely using the factory presets of his trusty Casio CZ-230S keyboard, with spare use of samples and a drum machine added for seasoning. Always present on his records are Zimmermann's wry sense of humor and fondness for wordplay. The word "schlammpeitziger" is a slight modification of the German name for a species of mud-dwelling fish, and many of Schlammpeitziger's lengthy titles use similar linguistic trickery. With his unashamedly retro sound sources and flair for naïve melody, Schlammpeitziger incorporates the textures of early German electronic pioneers like Kraftwerk and Cluster into a distinctly lo-fi, indie pop context. The first Schlammpeitziger recordings were compiled on the Erdrauchharnschleck cassette in 1993 by Entenpfuhl, a label founded by Frank Dommert (later of Gefriem and Sonig). A remixed and remastered version of Erdrauchharnschleck eventually surfaced on vinyl. After the eminently tongue-twisting but seldom heard Freundlichbaracudamelodieliedgut appeared in 1996, 1998's more upbeat Spacerockmountainrutschquatier brought Schlammpeitziger a wider audience, and the further refined Augenwischwaldmoppgefloete followed in 2000. The exceptional compilation Collected Simplesongs of My Temporary Past, which contained selected tracks from all of his full-length releases along with some odds and ends, appeared in 2001. Zimmermann also collaborates with F.X. Randomiz as Holosud. ~ Mark Richardson
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