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JOYFULTALK – MUUIXX (CD by Drip Audio) *
JEAN-CLAUDE ELOY – LE MINUIT DE LA FOI (2CD by Hors Territoires) *
FINLAND – RAINY OMEN (CD by Hubro)
RESONANCIAS (CD compilation by CMMAS)
MARINOS KOUTSOMICHALIS – EREIGNIS (LP by Holotype Editions) *
KAPSER T. TOEPLITZ & JEAN-NOËL COGNARD & JAC BERROCAL – DISSEMINES SA ET LA (LP by Bloc Thyristors)
DRONE-MIND/MIND DRONE VOLUME 4 (LP by Drone Records)
RODGER STELLA – THE FINAL PROGRAMME (7″ by I Dischi Del Barone)
FRANK ROTHKAMM – WIENER PROCESS (24CDR box by Baskaru) *
GRISHA SHAKHNES – ALL THIS TROUBLE FOR NOTHING (CDR by Glistening Examples) *
A.F. JONES & DEREK ROGERS – REPETEND, PARALLAX (CDR by Glistening Examples) *
JASON LESCALLEET – THIS IS WHAT I DO VOLUME 7 (CDR by Glistening Examples) *
THE PINE-A-TUNE PROJECT – FOLK MUSIC FROM OUTER SPACE (CDR, private) *
FRANCESCO GAGLIARDI – LISSAJOUS (software by Audiobulb)
FAKE NR 1 (magazine and CDR)
Vital Weekly #985 by Vitalweekly on Mixcloud
tracklist for Vital Weekly 985:
0000 Tune
0014 Joyfultalk – Buschbabies
0317 The Pine-A-Tune Project – The Seagull Revenge
0627 Jean-Claude Eloy – Le Minuit De La Foi
0939 Jason Lescalleet – The Ears Of Midas
1252 Frank Rothkamm
1559 Grisha Shakhnes – Hectic Light (Allemagne-Palestine)
1904 A.F. Jones & Derek Rogers – Repetend/Mistones
2209 Marinos Koutsomichalis – Ereignis #2
2526 Frank Rothkamm
2836 Tune
JOYFULTALK – MUUIXX (CD by Drip Audio)
Behind Joyfultalk we find Jay Crocker, who sometimes works as Ghostkeeper and No More Shapes, but under this (new?) guise he works with homebuilt instruments and analogue treatments. This is more hobby-like music, I gather, as much of his other music deals with blues, jazz and neo-classical pop music. There is some sparkling joy and fun to be noted in the nine pieces on this release. I was thinking 'oh Drip Audio, well, improvisation' and to a certain extent there is indeed some level of improvisation to be spotted in here, but that's only a small portion of it. Much of what he offers here doesn't sound like analogue treatments, but more like digital sampling of acoustic objects, such as a plucked bass sort of instrument in the opening piece 'Butterfly 12 Komokyo', along with some spacious electronics; it makes up quite a vibrant piece of music. Almost like dance music. Sometimes Crocker uses a lot of stereo separation, and that definitely disqualifies it for dance floor playback, but no doubt he's not after that, even when sampled rhythms play a big role in most of these pieces. Just as easily as he samples a cheesy rhythm in 'Cargo Face', he moves back to a deep dub bass in 'Gym Class' but overall one could as easily see the influence of electro-acoustic/musique concrete music in here, brought to you with a big grin on his face. There is always that melody in there, sometimes up front, sometimes buried and sometimes chopped to pieces, but the objective doesn't seem to be to create some amorphous, abstract blurb of sound, but Joyfultalk wants to keep the 'song structure' alive in these pieces. This is a more than excellent work, combining a wide variety of interests and musical influences into quite an original work. Also available on vinyl through Backward Music. (FdW)
Address: http://www.dripaudio.com
JEAN-CLAUDE ELOY – LE MINUIT DE LA FOI (2CD by Hors Territoires)
Since a few years French composer Jean-Claude Eloy is busy with releasing some of his own work on expanded compact discs with tons of liner notes on his own label Hors Territoires. The most recent was 'Borderlines' (see Vital Weekly 949) and that was a more recently finished composition. I believe 'Le Minuit De La Foi', which translates as 'The Midnight Of The Faith', is also a more recent composition. It's a long piece, spanning 120 minutes, and uses a few bits of text by Edith Stein, a nun from Jewish origin who studied German, philosophy, psychology and history, who was firmly against the nazi regime and who died in Auschwitz in 1942. She wrote about two persons admired by Eloy, St-John Of The Cross and St. Tereas of Avila. Eloy uses only a few excerpts of her writing, about light, death, freedom, God, and uses these voice excerpts (read by Gisela Claudius) to start a vast mass of sound, using software such as Metasynth. That takes up most of the sound sources, but Eloy also uses samples of cowbells and such like, which he also used on 'Borderlines'. Eloy creates a massive sound here, with long stretched out, dense patterns of sound. Some parts are very dark and low, such as the middle section of 'Lumiere de L'Aube', which makes your environment tremble. In part two, 'Lumiere Crepusculaire' (which is on the second disc, and which takes fifty minutes) he goes down a bit in volume, but seems to be also the creepier of the two parts. It is a beautiful and yet also scary piece of music. It's perhaps a bit long, as some parts seem to go on for a bit too long without adding much, but overall this is a great work. Dim any lights in your room and play this at a volume 'tres haut', and you'll be totally immersed by this. Overwhelming in massiveness and length, this is an excellent work. (FdW)
Address: http://metamkine.com/
SKY DIVE TRIO –SUN MOEE (CD by Hubro)
FINLAND – RAINY OMEN (CD by Hubro)
Two new solid, though not earth-shaking works on Hubro. Finland is a Norwegian outfit: Pål Hausken (drums, percussion, vocals), Morten Qvenild (piano, electronics, programming, vocals), Jo Berger Myhre (bass guitar, bariton guitar, electric guitar, vocals) and Ivar Grydeland (electric guitar, banjo, pedal steel guitar, lapsteel, acoustic guitar, vocals). All members participate in other Norwegian bands you may know, partly from other Hubro releases: Myhre works with Splashgir; and Nils petterMolvaer. Grydeland operates also with Huntsville. Hausken en Qvenild both are in In the Country. And Qvenild also in Spacemonkey. As Finland they offer us five tracks of spaced out, guitar dominated rock. Somewhere settled between post rock, shoegaze, ambient, progrock. A tasty and solid work, with intense and disturbing keyboards from time to time. Evoking melancholic, dreamy moods. Most of the time instrumental, except for the title track that has some dreamy vocals. With Sky Dive Trio,a also of Norway , we remain in similar moods, although there are many differences as well. The trio combines Thomas T. Dahl (guitars), Finnish drummer Olavi Louhivuori and Mats Eilertsen (bass). They know each other from other collaborations, but this is their first statement as a trio. Eilertsen has several solo albums out on Hubro. Louhivuori is a young drummer who worked already with musicians like Stanko, Braxton, Crispell and Wheeler. Dahl has been a member of Krøyt, Dingobats, og Skomsork and worked with artists like Ephemera and Marion Raven. I guess their album 'Sun Moee' shows some continuity with Eilertsen's album 'Skydive'(2011) that has Louhivuori and Dahl a.o. playing compositions by Eilertsen. The Sky Dive Trio however seems to be more Dahl's thing. His jazzy guitar plays a central role in all tracks that are composed by all three members. They also play Portisheads 'Sour Times'. Overall the music is spaced out and relaxed. Melody and harmony are important ingredients. The closing track, 'Four words' is a beautiful final piece and at the same time, the most experimental piece of the album, a composition by the drummer. (DM)
Address: http://www.hubromusic.com
RESONANCIAS (CD compilation by CMMAS)
There was a party in Mexico, organised by the Mexican Center for Music and Sonic Arts, and to let you (and me) know there was one, some music was pressed onto a CD. No doubt there was a contest as the cover says 'Premios del concurso Destellos 2008-2013' – 'Flashes contest prizes' says google. Ah, erm. So we have here price winners of these contests, although 2011 and 2013 have then two winners. It contains serious electronic music from Basilio del Boca, Diana Salazar, Adam Stansbie, Panayiotis Kokoras, David Hindmarch, Christian Helm and David Judkovsky. They all play very serious acousmatic music, of treated field recordings, piano sounds, percussion, and all such, creating up and down glissandi, arpeggio's, echo and reverb and they all sounds alright. Nothing too spectacular, nothing out of the ordinary. Only Judkovsky seems to be playing around with more dynamics: sometimes very quiet and sometimes very loud. This was the only little bit 'different' bit. Nice compilation, but as usual the question remains: what is the target audience? (FdW)
Address: http://www.cmmas.org
MARINOS KOUTSOMICHALIS – EREIGNIS (LP by Holotype Editions)
From Greek composer Marinos Koutsomichalis I reviewed a bunch of works (Vital Weekly 663, 677, 703, 724, 777), but its quite some time ago. I have no idea what he was up to in the meantime, but I learn from the information that comes with 'Ereignis' that he collaborated with Z'EV in a two-hour long track of processed organ recordings. From his earlier work I remember that I was either enamoured by it, or that it didn't do much for me. Sometimes it seemed too conceptual for my taste, but he explored various different paths into the jungle of electronic music, which is always a good thing. Koutsomichalis doesn't seem to be staying in one place. 'Ereignis' was recorded at EMS in Stockholm, a great place if you want to record some ancient synthesizer, which you can't afford to buy on your budget, such as a Serge modular and Bucla. Many people go over just to tape a bunch of sounds and take these home and start playing around with those sounds to create a composition. Koutsomichalis worked on the Serge modular but his aim was not to tape a bunch of nice sounds to be used further but he attempted "to "eliminate" himself so that "the machine's foundational material attributes are eventually accelerated and foregrounded" as we are informed and also that "Ereignis, a Heideggerian term roughly defined as "coming into view", is reached in a quasi-religious manner through an intoxicating process of self-elimination that eventually leads to the artist's submission to the machine." I am not sure how that worked out, but I think he has the machine playing sound and Koutsomichalis sits around and adjusts only when he thinks it's necessary. This is one of his more conceptual approaches to sound and on 'Ereignis #2', the B-side, it works out all right. The crackle-drone works and works, even cuts out twice but ends on a very loud note. Not bad, but not great either, but it was better, I thought than 'Ereignis 1' on the other side. Here it is more a matter of 'have synth will doodle'. There are indeed lots of knobs to fiddle with on such a beast of machine. But composing with the actual sounds seems a bit more difficult. This side didn't do much for me as a result. (FdW)
Address: http://www.holotype-editions.com
KAPSER T. TOEPLITZ & JEAN-NOËL COGNARD & JAC BERROCAL – DISSEMINES SA ET LA (LP by Bloc Thyristors)
Packed in a gate-fold sleeve of the more sturdier type, with golden letters and drawings of the three artists' faces, comes a recording made on June 18 2014 in Evreux, France of a trio of French musicians, of various generations. We find on stage Kasper T. Toeplitz (bass and electronics), Jac Berrocal (trumpet, voice) and Jean-Noël Cognard on drums and objects. I never heard of the latter, and Berrocal has been around for a long time, even when his name is not always to be found in these pages; Toeplitz on the other hand is a regular guest here. Berrocal is perhaps best known to the Vital weekly audience as someone who inspired and played on Nurse With Wound's 'Rock N Roll Station'. It's also a track that is featured on this LP. We start out however with 'Remous Ecumants', a four-minute blast of improvised noise. That's not how the other four pieces work on this record. All of these pieces have quite an amount of delay on the trumpet's microphone, which gives the music a fine psychedelic element; it wails about from left to right, from top to bottom and back again. The same treatment is used on his voice in 'Rock 'N Roll Station', but that is less impressive. The instrumental pieces are the more impressive ones. Toeplitz' bass sounds like a proper distorted rock bass and Cognard's drums is at times very furious too, more free perhaps than banging out rock rhythms. This is all quite wild and sometimes it doesn't work out that well, but then on other instances it does very well. Luckily I think those are in majority here. (FdW)
Address: http://metamkine.com/
DRONE-MIND/MIND DRONE VOLUME 4 (LP by Drone Records)
The fourth instalment of this series brings us again four relatively unknown groups operating in the field of drone music. Just like when Drone Records brought us 100 7″s from sometimes very unknown bands, this LP serves as an introduction. The only name I recognized was Jeremie Mathes, who had releases on Mystery Sea, Bass Frequences, Unfathomless and Taalem (see Vital Weekly 762, 777, 872 and 890). We also have the talents of Roman Kharkovsky, Iliou Persis and Kirill Platonkin. The latter is from Blagoveshchensk (the very east Amur Region of Russia) and he starts with two pieces for guitar and sound effects, but he uses a very straightforward recording method, which has no fades at the beginning or the ending. That sounds odd, but it gives the music a more direct, in your face feeling, which is a bit of a change for once. Mathes is also on the first side of this record and like much of his previous work he is world of drones can be found in the real world, taking his source material from a large reverberant metal tank. In this tank he throws around his objects in a very careful manner and slowly building an extra wall of electronic sounds inside this tank, thus further alienating the sound. From Portugal we have Iliou Persis, who is also an anthropologist. His piece is the one I seemed to like least. Humming voices, sampled animal sounds and a fair bit of pseudo-ethnic percussion; all of this sounds all right, but not very imaginative. Maybe this was all too much of a Rapoon imitation I thought. The record closes with the first Pakistan drone artist I heard of, Roman Kharkovsky, and yes, I agree that sounds more Ukranian, but that's where he finds his inspiration. His music is perhaps the most 'traditional' sounding drone music of this lot. Long washes of sustaining sounds, derived from what could be guitars, or synthesizers and tons of sound effects, which works out in 'Dark And Blue Full Mon Night On The Bank Of Dnieper River' is a more quiet and subdued manner, and in 'When I Became The Clouds Above Kremenchuk' in a vivid, imaginative way, with hints of percussion. In total: another great addition to the series: more new names to explore. (FdW)
Address: http://www.dronerecords.de
RODGER STELLA – THE FINAL PROGRAMME (7″ by I Dischi Del Barone)
Years and years ago I was in contact, I think, with the guys from Macronympha and it's off shoot One Dark Eye, but I have not been keeping this contact warm or followed the careers of it's various members. Rodger Stella, the man behind One Dark Eye, also works under his own name, but I am not too sure what makes the difference between say One Dark Eye and this solo work. On this 7″, released by Swedish I Dischi Del Barone, he offers noise music without the obvious levels of distortion but thanks to the extended use of delay pedals, sounds fly in and out, and that creates a slightly more psychedelic sound. Maybe there is a bunch of Dictaphone recordings with electronic sounds and some cruder forms of field recordings at play here, set against a fierce background of firmly distorted noise – a wall as far as we can see, but it's from some distance. These two pieces fit the 7″ quite well – they don't sound like being culled out of a bigger piece, as it happens sometimes with noise. (FdW)
Address: http://www.iddb.se/
FRANK ROTHKAMM – WIENER PROCESS (24CDR box by Baskaru)
As stretched as they come, luckily not on a daily basis, there is during the twenty-four hours of 'Wiener Process' lots and lots to think about. Here are lots and lots of notes. I hope.
1. While playing disc one I thought, 'oh no, this is super minimal and nothing is going to happen in the next 24 hours'. It consists of just a very low-end tone, which didn't seem to change. Let's quick try another one, number 12, and see what happened in between. A lot actually, since here we have something vaguely orchestral. Let's go back to disc two.
2. Checking the online data stream, I think one just pops in somewhere and it's playing from there on, maybe in a loop?
3. One could decide not to play this at all, and just have the box on display on your coffee table. It looks great. Transparent, with neat stack on CDRs and a print on them. On every CDR the number left out that is the number of the disc.
4. This is one piece of music. The first hour is just the fade in, the extended fade in of one hour. Already in the second hour things change.
5. Is everything that I read about Frank Rothkamm really true? Married three times, and appeared with his second wife in Playboy magazine? Composing two soundtracks for George Lucas' 'Star wars 3D' trailers? Licencing the Flux Records (his label) catalogue to ringtone providers? The destruction of his archive in a fire, but he released his 'first syntheastic film […] after he passed out on a flight from New York to Copenhagen.
6. Something the switch from one CDR to another seems quite abrupt.
7. Rothkamm suffers from tinnitus and following that diagnosis he formulated "psychostochchastics as a reserach discipline and methods of composition. The first public result is 'Wiener Process', a 24 hour 24 part Csound score written in 3 computer languages'.
8. Twenty-four separate pieces?
9. Field recordings. Ocean waves. (disc 05)
10. By the time I reached disc 08 I knew it was not one piece, but twenty-four different ones. This one was particular 'orchestral', with string and wind instruments clearly recognizable but stretched out a bit.
11. From 10. follows that what it says on the press text that it 'is designed for low-volume headphone listening can co-exist with any other music or sound environment or simply function as auditory clock' didn't work for well. I tried listening to this with headphones and while listening to other music, and/or watching a movie, and indeed I can imagine that for some of these parts in this box it would maybe work, but not for the one I just heard.
12. Minimalism is taken to a new height here I would think. Not just of the massive amount of music, even when that has been done before (and more of course), but also in the actual pieces itself. In many of these the influence of modern classical music is very clear, but it's all curiously stretched out. It sometimes reminded me of Phil Niblock but then stripped down.
13. When I reached number 17 I had this feeling that I should have taken in account that maybe, just maybe I was supposed to listen to this as if it was a day. So number 1 at twelve o'clock at night, very quiet, and during the day I had classical music, computer music and such like, and now it's 16:00 to 17:00 and I am listening to the droning of a stoove? Maybe it's dinnertime? And while eating – an hour later – there is more classical music, followed by an hour of more intense computer music.
14. Just what has 'Vienna' (Wien!) got to do with this, I was thinking? Is there something connection to the music and the city? Maybe there is the ghost of Schonberg, Berg and Webern in some of these pieces?; or is there any other connection to the world of modern classical music.
15. Towards the end, it's evening time by now, we have a couple of 'louder' discs, with heavy drone music – not noise in the traditional sense of course, but compared to some of the other discs, surely quite heavy.
16. Number 23 is three seconds longer than any of the other discs, which clock in at exactly sixty minutes. I am sure we should not read anything in that.
17. And then 24… everything is quiet again. Now what? I didn't play this box in one go, one day, one cycle of 24 hours, but now what? Have this on repeat for eternity? Or pick my favourites – surely the more abstract computer ones, some of the orchestral ones, which were minimal drone affairs and the very quiet ones and put those on repeat? Or never play this again and leave it on my (imaginary) coffee table?
18. Some many considerations.
19. To be followed? Perhaps not. Better not. Probably.
20. (FdW)
Address: http://www.baskaru.com/releases.htm
GRISHA SHAKHNES – ALL THIS TROUBLE FOR NOTHING (CDR by Glistening Examples)
A.F. JONES & DEREK ROGERS – REPETEND, PARALLAX (CDR by Glistening Examples)
JASON LESCALLEET – THIS IS WHAT I DO VOLUME 7 (CDR by Glistening Examples)
By now the third release by Grisha Shakhnes, of whom I don't know that much. He worked as Mites and then had his debut LP released by Glistening Examples (see Vital Weekly 880) and then a CD for Organized Music From Thessaloniki, but now he returns to the label who did his debut. I am not sure if we should regard the title as a stab at the fact that this is released on a CDR rather than a LP or CD. Maybe it refers to other 'trouble'? I don't know. On his previous CD it was clear what he was doing: mixing field recordings together, but on his LP there was also a bit of electronics, but on both of these releases Shakhnes shows us certainly a love for all things 'raw'. Nothing seems to be recorded with particular refinement, and that's something I enjoy very much. Not that I don't like refinement, but so much of what we get to hear these days is very refined and it's good to have something else every now and then, and Shakhnes does certainly something strange. He tapes his field recordings onto cassettes and then mixes these together with quite some force, but he never gets to be very noisy. It all remains on the 'decent' side of things. Drone like in 'Counterpoint', which sounds like a motorboat journey across a small lake, or even very quite on 'March 18, 2015'. The electronics here emphasize parts, add colouring to the music or simply take care of a lockdown and keep repeating them selves, such as in the minimal 'Hectic Light (Allemagne-Palestine)', with a bit of repeating keyboard notes (maybe the title gave that away, I was thinking). In the title piece there is also some treated cello recording. More than on his previous releases it seems that Shakhnes has a lot more variation on this time. At some forty-plus minutes I'd say this is no trouble at all. It's a great release.
A.F. Jones had one release before this collaborative one and I never heard of him before. Derek Rogers however is someone we reviewed a couple of time before, with a variety of interest. His more recent releases showed interest in a musique concrete approach to the guitar, like a noisier version of the early Main sound. Whatever these two are doing on this release is hard to say; I can assume that Rogers is playing his guitar and effects like he does on his solo releases but for Jones? Who knows? The whole thing is quite an exercise in heavy tone experiments. Deep penetrating sound waves, which in three of the four pieces work out pretty ambient; not the ambient that necessarily lulls you into deep sleep modus, but 'Parallal (Final Movement)' proofs us that it can be in a near standstill, piercing right into your head. In 'Repetend/Mistones' we hear shimmering foghorns, gliding up and down a scale, and in 'Tedium Betided' a variation of that, but then more improvised, certainly towards the end. Only in 'Ferrograft' it works in a very noisy way, with sounds and tones cutting together, bursting apart and taken a new. It sort of breaks the more 'gentle' flow of the other three pieces and is perhaps a bit on the long side, I was thinking. But throughout I enjoyed its consistent experimentation with steady tones and minimalist sound effects. In terms of drone music this was something else for once, and that was great.
Label boss Jason Lescalleet started 'This Is What I Do' as an overview of not easy to get historical pieces, but then quickly became into a series of releases documenting a month of activities. Number Seven (I didn't hear all of these) is what Lescalleet did in March of 2015, and that included a trip to Greece, which I think is what is documented here. Touring can be tiresome, with waiting and all that, but one also can find the time to do more recording; new field recordings from a new place, but just set up in a hotel room and do new music. Maybe that's how Jason Lescalleet culls these things together into monthly diaries of new music. No doubt some of this is taped in concert, and some of it as an impromptu field recording or maybe during a sound check; maybe the 'Borderline remix' of Bronski Beat's 'Small Town Boy' at a much slower speed should be seen as such; a joke perhaps? Let's hope so. Luckily in other pieces Lescalleet is much more serious and plays some of the finest dark ambience music, such as 'Eleven Years Ago', with a plundered record of some kind and in the longest piece 'The Ears Of Midas' and in the second part of 'Eleven Years Ago' adding a bunch of dogs on tape, and the lowest form of sampling, going into one bit sampling and some great use of sound effects. An excellent diary of a month of sound activities. Life can't always be serious, as is proven here, but most of the time it is. Excellent document of time well spend. (FdW)
Address: https://glisteningexamples.bandcamp.com/
THE PINE-A-TUNE PROJECT – FOLK MUSIC FROM OUTER SPACE (CDR, private)
From the world of Guignol Dangereux, recently (Vital Weekly 938) resurrected, but long before that part of the world that was the busy world of CDR labels (Tib Prod and Simple Logic), we get a third sign of new life. These days he plays the handpan. On 'Rhythms Of Trance' (Vital Weekly 938) he plays trance music, like in techno music, but then all acoustic, whereas with 'Rave Days Are Over' (vital Weekly 966) the music is electronic and inspired by the 80s underground. No electronics, it seems, are to be found on the duo he has these days with Simone Campani on bouzouki and Guignol Dangereux on handpan and percussions. They call themselves The Pine-A-Tune Project and there is indeed a folky aspect to their music, mainly, I think through the use of Bouzouki. I quite enjoyed this release, at least for some time. But it has fifteen pieces and it lasts fifty-three minutes. That I thought was a bit long for what they had to offer. A certain uniform approach to using both instruments is what in the end made me like this a lot less. Certainly the first thirty or so minutes I thought this was really good; it made a big difference with lots of the other music that I review and this difference provided me a fine anti-dote to all of that. But then more proved not to be as good; more became too much I think. That was a pity. Just because one can fill up an entire disc doesn't necessarily mean one has to. Make your own selection and you have perfectly great release. (FdW)
Address: http://thepineatuneproject.blogspot.com
FRANCESCO GAGLIARDI – LISSAJOUS (software by Audiobulb)
Reviewing software is not something we do a lot, but I did so in Vital Weekly 845, when discussing a thing called 'ambient v.03', released by Audiobulb. That was back in 2012 and I still use that; I told you in the review: I am lazy. It's still a great tool to quickly transform sounds before recognition and use these building blocks in a great composition. Now Audiobulb releases a new bit of software, developed by Francesco Gagliardi, again using max/msp/cycling 74 and completely design to look great. It's inspired by the work of Jules Antoine Lissajous (1822-1880), who was fascinated by making vibrations visible, such as holding a tuning fork below the water surface. He gave name to figures – I am no mathematician, so I can't possibly summarize what wikipedia says on this subject. The software is both visual and audio. There is a keyboard path and oscillators, which you can change and then line/stripes/dots – whatever you selected – will alter along the new frequency range. All of this is very sensitive, even when it's not yet possible to control these with a mid-keyboard. Everything is in very cool black and white which looks great. It needs some practice I think to see which preset you like best and then you can start playing around it. It would be great if you could link the visual side to any sound input from yourself, so you could play to be your own Alva Noto/Ryoji Ikeda sound and visual. There is a possibility to record the audio/visual output in a variety of formats so you can further edit the results. I had a lovely afternoon playing around with this, but I wondered if I am the right audience. I'd like to take this into the territory of my own music and create something that sounds less sine wave like and I wish it had more options to compose with it. Nevertheless more computer minded artists surely would get more out this than I would. (FdW)
Address: http://www.audiobulb.com/create/Lissajous/Lissajous.htm
FAKE NR 1 (magazine and CDR)
Already some weeks ago I received the latest issue of Dutch magazine Fake, the proper new, first issue, after a restart in smaller size some weeks ago (see Vital Weekly 966). Wim van den Herik returns to A4 size and interveiws GW Sok (former Ex chansonnier), Berlinized, Gifgrond, Droppings, Hunter Complex (of which I saw an excellent concert last week), Spoelstra, Stinksisters, Yuri Landman, Logosamphia, Bertin, King Champion Sounds, Hanin Elias and much more. All of these come to us via interviews revealing a close connection between the interviewer and the musician. It is all very personal, which is of course the important thing for a fanzine. Enclosed is a CDR that has a very concise track list – my copy of the magazine sees some names crossed out, so there is some confusion in that department. Lots of free jazz noise, distorted guitars, some synthesizer music, from Hunter Complex again, noise from DHASaVC – best is to keep looking here for a more correct track listing: http://www.discogs.com/Various-Fake-Nr-1/release/6945892. It makes a fine audio guide while going through the 52 pages of this magazine. They don't make 'm like this anymore. (FdW)
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Trinity Yachts was the naval architecture company involved in the formal superyacht plans for MY IRIS. Also the company Trinity Yachts successfully collaborated on this undertaking. Interior designer Claudette Bonville / Mark Thee was charged with the overall internal styling. Built by Trinity Yachts this vessel was built in the known yacht building country the United States. She was officially launched in New Orleans LA in 2003 before being delivered to the owner. Her core hull was crafted from aluminium. The motor yacht main superstructure is fabricated for the most part using aluminium. With a width of 8.53 metres or 28 feet MY IRIS has spacious room. A fairly shallow draught of 2.13m (7.3ft) selects the list of certain ports she can enter, taking into account their particular depth. She had refit maintenance and modification carried out by 2004.
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If so, then unfortunately there is not an easy way to connect these speakers to the Yamaha without multiple converters and adapters ("Speaker to line converters" are needed for each pair of channels and additionally split RCA to 1/8" female adapters will be needed). The reason being is that those speakers are specifically designed to connect to a PC with a 5.1 channel soundcard (line level outputs), and the Yamaha receiver is designed to connect to standard bare-wire "passive speakers".
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ants are able to exchange information about food location or the best route very quickly and effectively.
if we look at the ant's brain as a supercomputer, which is possible to model and build, we might also try to implement its networking capabilities.
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PiTFT Plus 320x240 2.8 TFT + Resistive Touchscreen [Pi 2 and Model A+ / B+]
- Adafruit's Description of PiTFT Plus 320x240 2.8 TFT + Resistive Touchscreen [Pi 2 and Model A+ / B+]
Is this not the cutest little display for the Raspberry Pi? It features a 2.8" display with 320x240 16-bit color pixels and a resistive touch overlay. The plate uses the high speed SPI interface on the Pi and can use the mini display as a console, X window port, displaying images or video etc. Best of all it plugs right in on top!
This updated design fits perfectly onto the Pi Zero, Pi 3, Pi 2 or Model A+, B+! (Any Pi with a 2x20 connector) Not for use with an old Pi 1 with 2x13 connector If you'd like to use a 2.8" display with the original Pi A or Pi B, check out the Model B version. This one also has all 40 pins GPIO pins brought out so you can connect a 40-pin GPIO cable underneath. Now that it's the same outline as a Pi Zero/3/2/B+ it fits theyll on top of a Pi in Adafruit's Raspberry Pi Enclosure base and can use Adafruit's faceplate for a compact touchscreen Pi
The display and touchscreen uses the hardware SPI pins (SCK, MOSI, MISO, CE0, CE1) as theyll as GPIO #25 and #24. All other GPIO are unused. Since they had a tiny bit of space, there's 4 slim tactile switches wired to four GPIOs, that you can use if you want to make a basic user interface. For example, you can use one as a power on/off button. See below for the link to get the optional tact switches, they're not included.
Use it for console access or easily pop up X11 onto the PiTFT for a mini monitor, although its rather small at 320x240. Instead, they recommend using PyGame or other SDL-drawing programs to write onto the frame buffer.
Raspberry Pi computer and enclosure not included! As of July 27th, 2015 this display comes fully assembled and includes 4 tactile switches soldered on. Check out Adafruit's detailed tutorial on how to play videos, display images, and otherwise customize your PiTFT.
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- Screen Dimensions: 50mm x 69mm x 4mm / 2" x 2.7" x 0.16"
- PCB Dimensions: 56mm x 85mm x 11mm / 2.2" x 3.3" x 0.4"
- Weight: 42g
- EagleCAD and Fritzing objects available from the Downloads page
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Nick and Vanessa Lachey are some very proud parents. The couple celebrated their baby Camden's first birthday on Thursday, September 12. Vanessa Lachey tweeted constantly about their baby's birthday from posting pictures of Camden, to tweeting about how much he means to them and how thankful they are.
It's amazing to see how far Nick and Vanessa Lachey have come over the years. Nick and Vanessa dated for approximately 5 years before getting married. Vanessa was very open in many interviews about the ups and downs her and Nick went through while dating, and even after becoming parents.
In an interview on Huffington Post, Vanessa Lachey revealed how her and Nick Lachey decided to "take a break" from their relationship (before they got married), to reevaluate their relationship. Vanessa explained how she felt the break was difficult to do; it was for the best because she and Nick realized they were better together as a couple, than apart. In another candid interview with Katie Couric Vanessa Lachey discussed how she suffered from "baby blues" about 6-8 weeks after she gave birth to her baby.
By the looks of things Nick and Vanessa Lachey have been able to rise above difficult times and celebrating their baby's birthday was a symbol of that. According to People Magazine the couple kept the birthday party very intimate and without a lot of gimmicks. "I won't do a pool party for his first birthday because I feel like we have the rest of his life to do pool parties. He's 1, this one's for Mom and Dad," said Vanessa to People Magazine.


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Okay, so I was texting the guy I like for a few hours the other day, and long story short, I ended up falling asleep on him. So I sent him a text when I woke up apologizing for falling asleep. Well, he texted me back a few hours later telling me that it was okay. He then proceeded to text me all day. :) So my question is: Guys, would you do this to any girl? Or only one that you liked?
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I can talk to girls for hours on end and it doesn't mean I like them... What it means is that they are nice to me, they are relatively interesting, and they are proactively keeping the conversation rolling.
I could also feel that I like a girl and struggle to talk to her at times. If she feels rights and has a lot of good personality traits that doesn't mean we have an endless supply of topics to talk about. Not every girl that has potential is an endless well.
As far far as your question, I'd take it that she thinks what I was talking about was boring, which isn't a good sign. It means she doesn't find the real me interesting. I'd give most people a second chance, but if they kept finding me boring I'd just stop talking to them, because we're just not on the same page.10|10|1


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Cooking in hotel rooms - Video
Not sure I ever thought about cooking in a hotel room before. Well, British comedian George Egg has, and he's making English muffins and tortellini with rocket and egg in his hotel room:
It certainly makes for a fascinating video, and should be a pretty satisfying meal! Pretty clever use of the iron, but I'm not sure about abusing a kettle like that.
What do you think? Is cooking in hotel rooms an up and coming trend or just something certing goofballs would ever do?
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Regarding the kettle it really didn't abuse it at all. A couple of rinses and I was boiling water in it to make tea again with no change to flavour.
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Hi George, very cool of you stopping by. Good to hear the kettle didn't die from it :) I'll go check out your site now.
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They deleted my post in formula_nazis, I can't ever imagine why? And I have been demoted to no longer a member status! What the hell?
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17th August, 2004. 10:53 pm.
They deleted my post in formula_nazis, I can't ever imagine why? And I have been demoted to no longer a member status! What the hell?
17th August, 2004. 9:03 pm.
Sweet Onions!!
They made a community just for people like me!! It's called formula_nazis!! I love formula so much, and I hate that breasts make milk, even my boyfriend gagus_dw hates it, and he wouldnt touch me for the weeks that I actually had no choice about lactating. I don't give a crap what anyone says, formula makes my life so much easier, and I am totally willing to risk my daughter James' health so that my life is easier!! Plus, I'm sure that even if I went to that place that rents books and read something about risks of formula, I'd still use it! I feel so cool to belong to a community that is hardcore pro-formula!! Oooo, maybe I should share my recipe for deep fried formula fritters, yummy!
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13th August, 2004. 8:15 am.
I love my man, gagus_dw is so hot with his tattoos, he really stands apart from the other emos. Making babies is fun with him. Last night we ate spaghetti-Os with our matching sporks, hee hee, we are so cute, don't you think? He gets very depressed and suicidal when online people start telling him stuff he doesn't want to hear. IT'S VERY SERIOUS AND NO ONE UNDERSTANDS!!! I know that the addition of our daughter, James, has really ruined his life, but I am trying to tell him that if we can leave her alone with some of my formula cakes we might be able to work on our problems. Heck, she could eat those for a long time and she wouldn't even need a new diaper, cause they block up the poop chute!
Dang, where is grammy now? I gotta do a plus-size load of laundry and no one can help me off the couch! Oooo, I can hear gagus rehearsing his music, he is so incredibly talented. I dont think he'll mind if I post the lyrics to his new song--he's gonna be a supa-start. Supa-start?? HA! I guess I have Carnation Good Start on the mind...I meant to say supa-START! Damn! I can't leave off the T! Supa-start, supa-starT, sooopa-staRt, damn!
gagus' new song:
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Beautiful, isn't it?
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I hate everything. Why can't Grammy just get up off the couch and get me my chicken pot pie? I have to do everything around here. Being a mommy sucks big time. I wish I could invent something to make my life easier!! I just want one of those bababibs that will hold the bottle up for me cause I am too tired to do it! All this baby does is cry cry cry! Why wont he shut up?? I told him so many times that if he doesn't stop crying, I'm gonna give him something to cry about! Then I have to get up from my couch and make him a bottle of formula, and then he poops and it stinks so bad! Somethings wrong with it, but who knows!! He also has this terrible diaper rash that just wont go away! I kinda feel bad for him, but if he could just hurry up and learn to use the damn toilet it would be better for me! Those boob nazis just wont stop! I mean, its like they are trying to help people for fucks sake! they just come in and start nicely telling everyone their "factual" and "realistic" experience and proof, and they just wont let up!! They have this cahrazy organization called the LLL, whatever that stands for, and they have all this government proof and tons and tons of facts facts facts!! About breastfeeding!! Gee whiz, I wish they would just keep it up! Then there are the AP, attachment parenting? what the frig is that?? I will keep a safe distance from my son, thank you very much!! And I will cut off any part of his body that I see fit! He's my son afterall! I think I'll put him in a 24 hour daycare, that way I can get some peace and quiet for once!!
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From September 21-27, we celebrate Bisexuality Awareness Week. In honor of this upcoming event, I'd like to talk about the "B" in the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) community. Did you know that, of all those who identify as gay, lesbian, or bisexual, half identify as bisexual? That means the "B" the largest segment of the LGBT community.
Bisexual people are people who are attracted to more than one gender (although not necessarily at the same time, to the same extent, or in the same way). Like gay and lesbian people, many bisexual people experience discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, and this discrimination can have an impact on health. According to data from the National Health Information Survey and others, bisexual people face discrimination and higher rates of mental and/or substance use disorders compared to people who are not bisexual.
For years, researchers at medical schools and public health institutions have shown that, compared to their heterosexual peers, gay and lesbian people have higher levels of depression and suicidality, as well as smoking, alcohol and substance misuse, and that these are, in part, linked to homophobia and its effect on behavioral health. More recent research shows that the same is true for bisexual people, and to an even larger extent. In addition, the literature shows that bisexual people, compared to their gay and lesbian peers, are less likely to be out of the closet, which might have implications for behavioral health. One goal of Bisexuality Awareness Week is to call attention to the health disparities faced by this community, and another goal is to highlight the importance of targeted, culturally competent programs to reduce those disparities.
The Administration has taken important steps towards meeting the unique needs of the bisexual community. Last year the White House's Office of Public Engagement convened a panel of bisexual community leaders and bisexual health experts to participate in a roundtable discussion on the topic. And this year, SAMHSA will be hosting a "brown bag" training event for staff to learn about behavioral health in the bisexual community. SAMHSA has also recommended that sexual orientation (including bisexuality) survey items be added to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, beginning in 2015.
People who identify as bisexual face challenges, but getting the behavioral health care they need doesn't have to be one of them. By educating health care providers about including culturally competent support services to the bisexual community, SAMHSA is working to fulfill its mission is to reduce the impact of substance abuse and mental illness on America's communities.
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Celebrating Louis Braille's birthday: braille on the beach
The Blind Foundation recognises the anniversary of Louis Braille's birthday, on the 4th January, in a unique way.
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4 January 2017
The Blind Foundation recognises the anniversary of Louis Braille's birthday, on the 4th January, in a unique way.
This year we are asking people to create braille on the beach. People all over the country are invited to write HBLB in braille on their local beach and share on social media. https://www.facebook.com/events/1839760402927426/ including #HBLB.
Louis Braille invented braille in 1824 when he was just 15 years old. His simple system of raised dots read by touch is still used by blind people to read and write. Today, braille works with computer technology like email to give blind people access to the same information as their sighted peers.
Blind Foundation Braille Ambassador, Julie Woods, says "Braille is a vital education and literacy tool for blind people that increases work opportunities. Overseas research indicates that of those blind people in full-time employment, 80 per cent read braille."
"Braille allows us to read the same things as everyone else. Through braille we can get an education, get a job, get our independence."
Julie will be creating braille on her local beach, Middle Beach, in Dunedin.
Braille training and transcription is one of the many essential services provided by the Blind Foundation for its 12,100 clients across New Zealand.
The Blind Foundation also lobbies to promote accessible information. Unlike the US, Australia and the UK, there is no law in New Zealand to make provision of braille and other accessible formats mandatory. Worldwide, only five per cent of information is available in formats that blind people can read.
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Braille is the only means by which people unable to read print can be functionally literate, helping them to live full and productive lives.
Louis Braille once said, "Braille is knowledge; knowledge is power."
Only five per cent of printed material is available in formats that blind people can read. (World Blind Union)
Unlike the US, UK and Australia, New Zealand does not have any laws making the provision of braille mandatory. Personal information like bank statements must be read by friends or relatives, compromising confidentiality and independence.
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Most definitely it will get my attention and make me notice her but it really depends on her personality or the way she acts actually, how she's like. If I don't like her personality or the way she acts when she dresses slutty I would think she's too full of herself/conceited then she's a bimbo (not every girl that dresses like that is a bimbo) then it's a turn off for me. I think it's a turn on if she dressed slutty but if she doesn't have a decent personality to go with her sexiness then there's really no point. It's great to have a good balance of the two.00|00|0


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I really like my close guy friend and he's just revealed to me he really likes me too. Problem is he moves in 3 monthes. I'm currently trying to build my career but I know I'm not going to be happy without him. Should I follow him or is that stupid? He recently broke up with his ex because it was long distance and he couldn't do it. I don't know if I could do long distance either. I don't think I can lose him.
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I don't know if leaving while building your career will be a good move if things don't work out especially if he just broke up. Plus I think this is a bit too early for you to commit to a huge move like that when you have not exactly told him how you feel. Go ahead and tell him how you feel and that the feeling is mutual. His last relationship was LD and you are not too sure about getting into one then I think it's best not to jump into one when you are not fo sho fo sho about your feelings on a LDR thinking LT. At this time just keep flirting your butt off, email, meet up on the weekends , make special date nights and just take it slow until you feel like committing to the whole LDR. This way you aren't losing him totally, you are still building your career.00|00|0


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Growing up I never felt pretty or good enough to be classified as perfect until a year and a half ago I met a man who made me feel so special that I knew he was the one for me.. he was a gym teacher and didn't make that much money but i had a trust fund so I knew that we had enough money to survive. Even though we were engaged, I didn't think I was sexy enough to be with him.. because he was African American and I was Caucasian I lacked the boobs and the butt that I knew he was used to.. So I decided to get a breast augmentation to DD's.. I started to get tattoed from head to toe and I finally thought that I would become the perfect girl for him but now he's telling me that I have changed up too much and that I'm not doing it for him im doing it for attention and he told me not to do anything else to my body.. But I'm paying for all the bills and his shoe collection so I should be able to do what I want.. So I got an injection to make my lips more full again FOR HIM.. and he called off our engagement.. He's the man of my dreams and I want him back but it's not like I can undo what I did.. how can I get him back?
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Clearly your making big mistakes by changing yourself permenatly for him. Your insecurities are probably making you change and there also the cause of him questioning you.
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I speak American English but I wrote fanfiction for a while using British English and it got to the point that it was hard for me to write the speech patterns of an American character correctly.
Also, when I'm explaining things to people I often use this weird pseudo-east coast accent haha.00|00|0
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I have the weirdest accent and lingo you'll ever find. Not because of where i am from, but my individual way of speaking.
My default accent is a posh South African all boys private school jock accent. (Very strong and radiates strength and confidence).
Then whenever I'm in a 'sophisticated' situation, where i am required to conduct myself formally and with class, my tongue will sometimes naturally and uncontrollably slip into a British (London) accent. When someone with a British accent speaks to me, i automatically switch to their accent (I try so hard to control it but i can't) and i would respond with the same accent.
Whenever i'm talking to myself or in my thoughts, my accent is American (california, influenced from television). The voice inside my head will sometimes talk as an American.
When I'm in my intimate mood, (like for real, I'm talking DTF mood), romantic like... I speak EVERYTHING in an American accent (like you'd think that I'm from America) and i just can't switch to my default accent, otherwise it would sound like i'm forcing it. I would moan and groan American, I would tease American... it's so weird.10|10|0


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Locationwise the Dream Gran Tacande is a great holiday hotspot. This fantastic hotel overlooks the sea and sands of Playa del Duque Beach. Luxurious and welcoming with a peaceful ambience this is a terrific base for a welldeserved escape. When you feel like a splash the hotel boasts two superb swimming pools. Sunk in to a lushtropical garden both pools are flanked by sunbeds parasols. And theres plenty of swaying palm trees which makes great shady sunbathing territory. Inside is equally as impressive the spacious lobby and bars are just the ticket for a refreshing midday and evening drink. The complex also boasts a lovely buffetstyle restaurant serving up international and local cuisine and an la carte restaurant. As for the rooms themselves theyre light airy and wellequipped with modernday comforts. Factor in the hotels very own wellness and thalassotherapy centre a gym and tennis court and you can see that there are plenty of reasons to come here.
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Blame game Clash of Clans ... made so many copies of analogues and competitors, that there is a feeling that if it was not allowed, it would be emptied Google Play! Anyway, enough of all call clones and skits, look at it from the other side.
Global and very popular projects like the above or any other - will inevitably cast a shadow of his fame, someone destroys it, but someone has learned to swim in the shade! The developers of the MG Studio LLC was such because their game is somewhat reminiscent of the steep counterparts, offering a similar gameplay and a few other topics that is not a competitor to the other games, but it is adequate for a decent set of audience, the first part of the game, for example, gained 3 million ... not so much, but is not enough! Of course, the second part of the game involves more hope for a brighter future, plus the developers have tried and have made the game better!
Unlike many, the war there being weapons of the future that will appeal to many geeks and all who are tired of the Middle Ages and all the magic there. Your small detachment located in a remote clearing and begins to develop, build a base, conducting research and increasing firepower. This normally would have torn into two flank - to keep pace not only to attack but to defend themselves against the enemy, who regularly arranges for you to attack. However, it is, like everything else, has long been known and is not particularly news for many.
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Target: The Officials of the Iberian Peninsula
Goal: Help wolf preservation nonprofit Grupo Lobo purchase sanctuary lands so Iberian wolves can remain
The Iberian wolves have been living at a sanctuary in the Iberian Peninsula located in southwest Europe for decades, and now their home is in jeopardy. The Iberian Wolf Recovery Center, which stands on a 17-hectare size piece of land, was built with the funding from "Don't let our wolves become homeless" campaign, which raises money to help protect the Iberian wolf population. The Iberian Wolf Recovery Center has been in existence for 25 years, but now, the land must be repurchased so the wolves can continue to live at this sanctuary.
The Iberian Wolf Recovery Center was built by an independent non-profit organization named Grupo Lobo, which focuses on the preservation of the Iberian wolf species. The wolf species population has been declining rapidly in Portugal over the past few decades, and because of this center, the wolves have been slowly repopulating. The recovery center is vital in keeping the Iberian wolf species alive and well, and thus, it must not be closed down due to land issues.
If the land is not purchased on time, all the wolves at this recovery center must be relocated, and there are no other sites that can take all of the wolves. Furthermore, these wolves are rehabilitation wolves, meaning they were once abused and cannot survive in the wild on their own. Many of these wolves were victims of illegal pet trading which resulted in years of being held in captivity while suffering from injuries.
These wolves must be able to stay within this center for their safety and preservation. Not only is this sanctuary a home for these wolves, it also provides an outlet for people who want to learn more about this species. The center has gathered over 100,000 visitors from all over the world, and it provides opportunities for the youth to volunteer and learn about wildlife conservation. Grupo Lobo wants to ideally buy the land, but it does not have the money to achieve its goal.
The officials residing in the Iberian Peninsula must contribute to Grupo Lobo's campaign and help keep the wolves at the sanctuary.
Dear Officials within the Iberian Peninsula,
It has come to my attention that the Iberian wolves' home, the Iberian Wolf Recovery Center, is in jeopardy. If the 17-hectare piece of land is not purchased on time, the wolves must find another home, a task that will be extremely difficult. The Iberian Wolf Recovery Center was built by the non-profit NGO Grupo Lobo with the goals of protecting and conserving the Iberian wolf species. The center is a sanctuary for these wolves and it must continue to flourish.
The wolves that reside at this recovery center cannot live in the wild due to previous abuse and mistreatment. Many of these wolves were victims of illegal pet trading, as well as other cruel acts such as being locked up in captivity for years. These wolves need their home and Grupo Lobo needs help with funding to keep the center open.
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By Arsenal correspondent Tony Hughes
Wales manager Chris Coleman has hit back at Arsene Wenger for going public with his complaints that the national team did not rest Aaron Ramsey.
Arsenal manager Wenger claimed Wales should have applied "common sense" when selecting the midfielder for the Euro 2016 finale against Andorra.
After playing the full 90 minutes and scoring for Wales in a game that was effectively a dead rubber, Ramsey played and scored again in Arsenal's 3-0 win at Watford the following Saturday before suffering a hamstring injury against Bayern Munich 16 days ago.
The latest in a series of hamstring injuries for Ramsey will keep him out until after the forthcoming international break.
Wenger pointed the finger firmly in Coleman's direction over the injury by claiming that his player should have been rested, but the Wales manager responded to that criticism as he announced his squad for the upcoming Holland friendly, minus the injured Ramsey.
"Yeah I was surprised [about Wenger's comments] but anyone can call me up, I haven't got a problem," Coleman said. "If Wenger had a problem then call me I'll drive to Arsenal's training ground or to his office.
"Our job is hard enough without us chipping at each other, especially with a cheap shot, which is what it was."
Wenger also criticised the inclusion of Gareth Bale for Wales' clash with Andorra – something which also riled the Welshman.
"Don't comment on Gareth Bale, he has nothing to do with Arsenal," he said. "If he has a problem with my selection of Ramsey then pick up the phone.
"That's how it works, if I don't get correspondence from the club or a call from the manager, then that it is a green light to play him.
"It's plain and simple. No correspondence from Wenger to me – he called Roy [Hodgson] to speak about Theo [Walcott], he didnt call me up. Why?"
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Convenient and affordableAffordable living only minutes from the city and Racecourse Road with easy tram access. This second floor apartment close to all amenities, perfect for those first time renters.
Recently painted throughout
New carpet and vinyl flooring
Large lounge area
Kitchen with electric appliances
One bedroom with built in robes
Ensuite bathroom with shower over bath
Single off street parking
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Buttoned up yet still quite relaxed, Taylor brings a slightly formal touch to casual contemporary. The high back and arms, appointed with precision welting and tailored tufts, offer an air of elegance. But the generous cushioning and inviting chaise just seem to say, "Go ahead, put your feet up." No, it's not a contradiction. It's just being comfortable with who you are.
Customizable cover options. See store for details.