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eTown Live Radio Show Taping featuring JJ Grey with special guests Cicada Rhythm
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Fri · April 7, 2017
Doors: 6:00 pm / Show: 7:00 pm
Georgia Theatre
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eTown, the popular radio variety show broadcast weekly across the country and worldwide, travels to Athens, Georgia for a live taping at the Georgia Theatre!
Hosted by radio personalities Nick and Helen Forster, each eTown show features live musical performances by (and 'up close and personal' conversation with) several visiting musical artists. The Athens show will include the influential and soulful singer-songwriter/acclaimed touring artist JJ Grey, as well as the Georgia-based modern folk duo Cicada Rhythm.
In addition to the music, eTown will present its signature eChievement Award live on the air to one extraordinary individual who is making a significant, positive difference in the community.
This event will run 2 hours.
Sponsored by WUGA-FM, Visit Athens and Georgia on My Mind.
Onstage, Grey delivers his songs with compassion and a relentless honesty, but perhaps not until Ol' Glory has a studio record captured the fierceness and intimacy that defines a Grey live performance. "I wanted that crucial lived-in feel," Grey says of Ol' Glory, and here he hits his mark. On the new album, Grey and his current Mofro lineup offer grace and groove in equal measure, with an easygoing quality to the production that makes those beautiful muscular drum-breaks sound as though the band has set up in your living room.
Despite a redoubtable stage presence, Grey does get performance anxiety—specifically, when he's suspended 50 feet above the soil of his pecan grove, clearing moss from the upper trees.
"The tops of the trees are even worse," he laughs, "say closer to 70, maybe even 80 feet. I'm not phobic about heights, but I don't think anyone's crazy about getting up in a bucket and swinging all around. I wanted to fertilize this year but didn't get a chance. This February I will, about two tons—to feed the trees."
When he isn't touring, Grey exerts his prodigious energies on the family land, a former chicken-farm that was run by his maternal grandmother and grandfather. The farm boasts a recording studio, a warehouse that doubles as Grey's gym, an open-air barn, and of course those 50-odd pecan trees that occasionally require Grey to go airborne with his sprayer.
For devoted listeners, there is something fitting, even affirmative in Grey's commitment to the land of his north Florida home. The farms and eddying swamps of his youth are as much a part of Grey's music as the Louisiana swamp-blues tradition, or the singer's collection of old Stax records.
As a boy, Grey was drawn to country-rockers, including Jerry Reed, and to Otis Redding and the other luminaries of Memphis soul; Run-D.M.C., meanwhile, played on repeat in the parking lot of his high school (note the hip-hop inflections on "A Night to Remember"). Merging these traditions, and working with a blue-collar ethic that brooked no bullshit, Grey began touring as Mofro in the late '90s, with backbeats that crossed Steve Cropper with
George Clinton and a lyrical directness that made his debut LP Blackwater (2001) a calling-card among roots-rock aficionados. Soon, he was expanding his tours beyond America and the U.K., playing ever-larger clubs and eventually massive festivals, as his fan base grew from a modest group of loyal initiates into something resembling a national coalition.
Grey takes no shortcuts on the homestead, and he certainly takes no shortcuts in his music. While he has metaphorically speaking "drawn blood" making all his albums, his latest effort, Ol' Glory, found him spending more time than ever working over the new material. A hip-shooting, off-the-cuff performer (often his first vocal takes end up pleasing him best), Grey was able to stretch his legs a bit while constructing the lyrics and vocal lines to Ol' Glory.
"I would visit it much more often in my mind, visit it more often on the guitar in my house," Grey says. "I like an album to have a balance, like a novel or like a film. A triumph, a dark brooding moment, or a moment of peace—that's the only thing I consistently try to achieve with a record."
Grey has been living this balance throughout his career, and Ol' Glory is a beautifully paced little film. On "The Island," Grey sounds like Coleridge on a happy day: "All beneath the canopy / of ageless oaks whose secrets keep / Forever in her beauty / This island is my home." "A Night to Remember" finds the singer in first-rate swagger: "I flipped up my collar ah man / I went ahead and put on my best James Dean / and you'd a thought I was Clark Gable squinting through that smoke." And "Turn Loose" has Grey in fast-rhyme mode in keeping with the song's title: "You work a stride / curbside thumbing a ride / on Lane Avenue / While your kids be on their knees / praying Jesus please." From the profane to the sacred, the sly to the sublime, Grey feels out his range as a songwriter with ever-greater assurance.
The mood and drive of Ol' Glory are testament to this achievement. The album ranks with Grey's very best work; among other things, the secret spirituality of his music is perhaps more accessible here than ever before. On "Everything Is a Song," he sings of "the joy with no opposite," a sacred state that Grey describes to me:
"It can happen to anybody: you sit still and you feel things tingling around you, everything's alive around you, and in that a smile comes on your face involuntarily, and in that I felt no opposite. It has no part of the play of good and bad or of comedy or tragedy. I know it's just a play on words but it feels like more than just being happy because you got what you wanted — this is a joy. A joy that doesn't get involved one way or the next; it just is."
Grey's most treasured albums include Otis Redding's In Person at the Whisky a Go Go and Jerry Reed's greatest hits, and the singer once told me that he grew up "wanting to be Jerry Reed but with less of a country, more of a soul thing." With Ol' Glory, Grey does his idols proud. It's a country record where the stories are all part of one great mystery; it's a blues record with one foot in the church; it's a Memphis soul record that takes place in the country.
In short, Ol' Glory is that most singular thing, a record by JJ Grey—the north Florida sage and soul-bent swamp rocker.
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So, on the cover page… we discover who's been stealing all the offerings! Wadatsumi! I wasn't expecting to see him again, but now I'm wondering what Oda has planned for him. This makes me curious, and this is such a typical Oda move. I wasn't expecting to see Wadatsumi again, but here he is! lol


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GIF: Yasel Puig is fast, good at baseball
Dodgers prospect Yasel Puig is fleet of foot, and we have evidence.
Dodgers outfield prospect Yasel Puig has lit the world afire this spring. At this writing, he's batting north of .500, and his tools have wowed all who have witnessed them. On Saturday night against the White Sox, Puig flashed no fewer than two of those tools in a matter of seconds ...
Let the record show that Puig is listed at 6'3", 215 pounds, and by the looks of things that weight estimate is on the shy side. Also, note that Puig could've made it in standing up had he chosen the leisurely approach. The ball, you'll further note, did not make it past Dewayne Wise in left, and he fielded it in sound throwing position. As well, by my stopwatch estimates Puig, despite starting from the right-handed batters box, made it to second base from the crack of the bat in 7.55 seconds.
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Im a 21 yr old Male graduate who has just dipped his toe into the working world and wants to jump out again!
I currently have a job but It is a placement scheme which will end within a year, I am hoping to go travelling mid/end summer 2011 for around 3 months.
I have travelled before, but i see this a once in a lifetime, big final travel before getting on with the career, so I want to make it a good'n.
I would love to know other peoples experiences and advice about where to go etc. a few questions to get started.
1. Who should I travel with, on my own or with a mate (I have a friend weighing this up too)
2. Where is best (vague i know) Is it better to do 1/2 countries really thoroughly or is it better to do lots of countrys for a week at a time?
3. Do solo travellers ever get bored, will there be serious down times where i want to go home because i havent bumped into other peopleetc?
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Brock Lesnar Vs Cain
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Brock Lesnar Vs Cain, Despite Zuffa, LLC, the parent company of the UFC, has remained steadfast in their attempts to eliminate online piracy of their broadcasts, it seems that should redirect their anger at "The Worldwide Leader in Sports."
Immediately after the blockbuster hit 121 Saturday's UFC event, ESPN done most of the main event between Brock Lesnar and the newly crowned champion Cain Velasquez available for viewing – TKO devastating finishing and everything.
The first iteration of the scrap heavyweight title during the MMA was shown live on ESPN2. The crew was in place inside the Honda Center in Anaheim, California, to review the case of 4:12.
As if this were not enough, ESPN.com pasted the same video on their website for an even wider audience to enjoy.
Although I'm sure most fans did not care and pay 44.99 to see the deepest fight card of 2010, I am sure you would not have cared to know most of the main event will be free only moments after UFC president Dana White wrapped the belt around the waist of Cain.
Bummer, I wish I had done this after all the fights of Mike Tyson, when I was a kid and had no money to buy pay per views …
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Posted on 11/14/2011 4:12:14 PM PST by Nachum
The Environmental Protection Agency has long maintained that a new proposed utility rule to reduce mercury and other emissions wont affect the reliability of the nations power grid but Congressional and industry investigators have found that an early draft of the rule that circulated within the administration included a section that acknowledged the rule might negatively impact reliability, the WSJ reports.
Its obvious to those whove examined the rule at any length that its designed to close coal-fired power plants, and, given the prevalence of such plants, its easy to infer that a rule to eliminate them would risk blackouts but supporters of the rule brand anybody who opposes it an abettor of pollution and an accomplice of the industry.
As the WSJ explains, this newly discovered admission by the EPA itself that blackouts are a possible consequence of the rule gives the lie to that characterization:
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Texas spent upwards of $7 billion on wind power. The EPA just ordered 2 coal power plants to close. Next summer we WILL have blackouts. The wind doesn't blow in Texas when its hot hot hot.
Let's see would I rather Freeze to death or die of heat stroke. Decisions...decisions.
You're gonna play hell powering a virtual fence like that. LOL
Problem solved.
virtual fence?
Rick Perry's webcams!
Well in those no wind times, Perry may have plans to use illegals on bikes with beanie copters to make sure the grid stays up.
It's news that the EPA lied is it.
I think that even the village idiot could figure out that if the EPA closes down the vast majority of the power source for the electrical grid of the country that there might be blackouts.
EPA admitting the obvious.
Oftentimes the best (or only) way to get rid of a bad law is to enforce it vigorously.
Shut all of the coal plants down and let the grid fall.
Then issue torches and pitchforks and point the mob toward Washington.
Sounds like the cure is worse than the disease.
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May half-term 2016 Family Art Fun
Over 9 days from 28 May – 5 June, 12,000 participants took part in activities as part of the May half-term Family programme, inspired by the Engineering Season at the V&A, and most notably, Elytra, Filament Pavilion by Achim Menges; an amazing temporary structure inspired by beetles and fabricated by robots. At first, the theme of Engineering did […]Keep reading
V&A Museum – Engineering Season and Hip Hop robots! Review by Issy
This is a guest blog, by Issy, who has written an excellent review of her visit to the V&A Museum during May half-term 2016. Issy took part in Pop-up Performance – the Dance of the Robot and visited Elytra Filament Pavilion, part of the V&A Engineering Season. "The V&A is one of my favourite museums as it […]Keep reading
Family Art Fun Christmas and New Year
This Christmas the V&A Family Art Fun team ran a series of events to celebrate the season. From Monday 28 – Thursday 31 December, three times a day as part of Pop-up Performance, families met the Sugar Plum Fairy, a gingerbread soldier, the Mouse King and Clara and discovered the enchanting world of Christmas Crackers, […]Keep reading
A Shifting Snow Maiden
Anyone with small children will know that snow maidens have had a resurgence in popularity in the last few years thanks to a certain ubiquitous Disney film, but this is only the latest in a long history of snowy maidens in folk and fairy stories. In this blog I'm going to look at the Russian […]Keep reading
Out On Display #10: Because We Must
Costumes for Because We Must Designed by Leigh Bowery Made by Mr. Pearl London, crewel work & appliqué, 1987 S.101 & 102-2010 On display in room 105 For maverick gay artist, costume designer, club promoter and poseur, Leigh Bowery (1961-1994), fashion and clothing were an integral part of his […]Keep reading
The final curtain
This entry brings the blog for Diaghilev and the Golden Age of the Ballets Russes 1909-1929 to its conclusion. I had hoped to write more about the dismantling of the exhibition but time has run out. Briefly the costumes that had been on open display had to have three days in the freezer before being carefully packed. A large refrigerator was hired for a week of the kind used for 'Wimbledon and royal events' to keep food cool. Freezing protects fabrics, killing off any insects and, while we are vigilant and hope to keep the museum free of pests, these …Keep reading
Castles in Spain (well factories)
Caxia-Forum, Barcelona While the galleries are being stripped, Diana and I took off for Barcelona where a significant selection of the V&A's Diaghilev exhibition will be show from October before moving on to Madrid next year. We saw the space where it will be presented in the stunning Caxia-Forum which houses three concurrent exhibitions from all over the world at one time. The one we saw most closely was Roads to Arabia Archaeological treasures from Saudi Arabia. The building was originally a textile factory but designed a century ago in the Catalan art nouveau style by Josep Puig i Cadafalch, …Keep reading
I eat my words!
The Ballets Russes on stage during their first visit to the Fêtes des Narcisses when they danced Les Sylphides and Aurora's Wedding (which is shown in this photograph). The Exhibition build is being dismantled – the cloths are all wrapped up and the technicians taking all the structures down and I shall report further on this as I wrap up this blog BUT I am still leading an exciting life going out and about. At Monday's Dance Critics Awards at Sadler's Wells the exhibition received praise from members of the dance profession ( a very welcome acknowledgement) and I am …Keep reading
Our last courier arrived from Hamburg today to reclaim the wonderful cartoons of Le Spectre de la rose by Jean Cocteau. Material from the 'props store' has been claimed for the Friday late on 25 March which will have a performance theme . Many of the costumes are already crated up on their mannequins for their transatlantic voyage although we have been having some problems with our freezer which has delayed the packing a little. It really is over. The banners in the Sackler Centre have been taken down and the Degas painting of the ballet scene from Meyerbeer's opera …Keep reading
Alicia Markova in La Chatte and the petty cash receipt in her own hand for her shoes for this ballet The Archival case has been dismantled. This was the last material taken out of its case. It was fun putting this together and although some visitors moved past it quickly others poured over the documents fascinated. The documents ranged from the first contract for Hilda Munnings (about to become Munningsova and later Lydia Sokolova), together with a letter from her father as in 1913 she was underage to sign a legal document, through to a petty cash receipt for Alicia …Keep reading


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Cardiovascular risk a gap in survivorship care
It's hard to imagine that someone who has been through cancer would have to worry about dying of cardiac disease, but according to a new study, long-term cancer survivors have more risk factors for cardiovascular disease than those who have not had cancer.
The 1,582 survivors of breast, prostate, colorectal and gynecologic cancers who were studied came from two California cancer registries who were recruited from four to 14 years past treatment.
Once accepted into the study, the survivors were sent a survey that asked them to self report about a number of cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk factors, including smoking, body mass index, physical inactivity, cholesterol, hypertension and diabetes. It also asked whether the survivor had discussed these factors and living a healthier lifestyle with their health care providers.
The results are rather astounding. Except for smoking, risk factors for cardiovascular disease were more common among survivors than the general public: 62 percent were overweight or obese, 55 percent had hypertension, 20 percent were diabetic, and 18 percent described themselves as inactive. Five percent said they smoked. Hispanic and African-American survivors had a greater number of CVD risk factors, particularly obesity and diabetes.
One third said they had not discussed their cardiovascular factors with their physicians.
This study points again to the importance of primary care physicians understanding the cancer history of their patients, and cancer patients understanding their susceptibility to cardiovascular disease.
We continue to focus on the need for patients to leave treatment with the understanding that their lives will be different because of their cancer therapy, particularly if they have had radiation and chemotherapy, both of which can impact their heart.
Take charge of your future. Get a survivorship care plan for your future. Stop smoking, start moving and begin eating for your health. You have a number of years ahead of you if you do.
You can read more from my CURE article on the subject: "Planning for Cancer Survivorship."
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My main problem is paint breakage. I just got it back from dye for the second time, they may have done some board adjustments. But they did put in the newest bolt design. Like I said above it did help a little with paint breakage but now it leaks like the first one, where as the second bolt design I had no leaks but it would break a lot of paint. Still breaks too much paint. I should be having no breaks, the paint I use is hard shelled.
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DM11 bolt:
Reflex 2011 bolt:
Rail 2011 bolt:
DAM bolt (Dye didn't have a section to order parts for the DAM like the others):
It seems to me the length of the bolt, these ports and their placement are more in line with the Rail/Proto bolts than the DM bolts:
Is this the "Rail bolt" feature that everyone talks about? What are the differences in putting these ports on the bolt than the case that goes around the bolt? (I really could use some help with this terminology when it comes to spools...)
I ask because it looks like the Billy Wing bolt for the DM series DOES have those ports like the DAM. The difference being that the "thicker" part of the bolt is longer and the o-rings are in the middle of that thick part rather than the rear of it.
Also, I note the...barrel (the small barrel shaped part at the back of the bolt that has two o-rings on it...) is larger on the DM than the others. I wonder if that has anything to do with the fact that the DM is the only one that has an LPR as well?
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I DO know the two things that affect paintball velocity are air pressure, air volume, and the speed at which the valve goes from closed to open (if the marker has an actual valve. With solenoids I think they "open" and "close" almost instantaniously so it's a non-issue). Increase either volume or velocity and the paintball moves faster but you use more air. More pressure means you hit the ball with more "speed"...volume means you're hitting the ball with more mass. Either would contribute to paint breakage.
If people were having issues getting their DAM's to chrono up to field limits and they couldn't raise their pressure any higher without the solenoid leaking then raising the dwell would increase their velocity but only to a point. If the dwell is set so high that the ball is passing the first set of ports in the barrel while the solenoid is still open, it's just going to dump that extra volume of air into the atmosphere and not propell that ball any faster. (Note, this is a very simplified verson of how volume affects velocity of a paintball...)
But good lord I still have a lot to learn on Spools.
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Factory setting is 20. Mine is tuned to 11 after following the instructions. It went from 280 to 300 after tuning and the consistency improved massively as well. Its pretty simple and well worth it.
Autocockers are not more accurate, I'm just more accurate when I shoot autocockers.
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Join Date: Sep 2010
You turned the dwell down and velocity went up? I'll have to try adjusting mine.
I guess the main difference is the lpr. Which I don't understand because the reg on a dm and the reg on a dam operate at the same pressure. So how exactly does that work? And why not put the lpr in the dam, when its considered a high end marker?
I tested out my dam again yesterday, after I cleaned up the paint and re-lubed. Fired one two shots in semi, and right away another break. Then, another, and another. At that point I'm just pissed off, turn it to full auto and let er rip, surprisingly no breaks. Anyone have any theory as to what is happening. This may sound counter intuitive, but If were to raise the bps on my dam to better match the speed of the rotor do you think this could help and prevent breaks. I mean what if the bolt is just moving to slow for the rotor and there working against each other. Just wanted to see if you guys think that makes any sense...
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Dr. says it will clear up
As I understand it, because the breach is so large to accommodate first strike rounds there have been some problems with a force feed loader pushing a ball in too far and ending up with a ball and a half in the chamber. This will cause the bolt to chop the half fed ball. Probably why it works on full auto, it's shooting too fast for the loader to push the ball too far forward and causing a "half feed" in the breach. Solution, turn down your Rotor"s tension and it should feed much better. I feed mine with a revvy which is just an aggitated hopper and have yet to have any problems on any firing mode.
And yes, turning down my dwell increased my velocity. I can't explain why because I am not an expert on spool valves at all. I just equate it to sweet spotting a cocker. Higher pressure can cause a drop in velocity, seems that a higher dwell can too. Dye sets them up with a high dwell from the factory so that they will shoot all over the world. Tuning your dwell for your area will make the marker much happier. BTW, a dwell of 11 is very un-Rail like.
Autocockers are not more accurate, I'm just more accurate when I shoot autocockers.
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Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: North Carolina
Most of the issues with the DAM have been fixed by the Gen2 bolt. Dye is replacing them free of charge. My whole team shoots DAMs and we saw a great increase in efficiency, reliability and usable velocity range with the new bolt.
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Hmmm...ask and you shall receive?
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: nj
Even Billy will admit that the BW Bolt is mostly marketing.
I may be wrong but the rail/DAM is an unbalanced spool design vs the DM.
That meat on the back of the bolt behind the sail oring is what is air pressure is applied to.
Need to find the ZD animations to see the flow.
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Join Date: Mar 2008
I'm not too knowledgable on the internals of the Dam but, having tried to Qload my Woodstalker Ion in the past, and using a Tiberius for a couple years, I can easily see a couple problems for a marker like the DAM.
With a force feed magazine, a continuous pressure on the ball stack (while the mag is engaged) over time, can compress the balls to the point where the bolt clips the next paintball in the stack, fracturing it, and then when it's chambered to fire, it explodes down the barrel, fouling further shots.
With an electronic force feed system of any type (i.e. Rotor, Halo, etc), the continuous pressure is much lower but, if the feedstack geometry allows for the ball in the breach to roll forward or back, this will also allow for ball stack clipping.
As for the Dam being a derivative of the DM or the Rail/Reflex, I think part of the problem is probably folks talking past each other. Dye could be telling at least some truth if they say that the 'bolt' is similar or derived from the DM series. On modern spool valve guns, the term 'bolt' is getting blurred, is it just the tip? Is it just the forward-most moving component? Is it the engine overall? Without trying to actually physically measure the shapes and volumes of components I think it's really easy to determine the relationship:
Look at the DAM's solenoid and it's air paths to the engine. The ANSGear Dye Dam replacement parts kit includes a "Reflex Solenoid". The Reflex solenoid is a three-way (input, output, exhaust) unlike the DM's which have used four-ways (input, output1, output2, exhaust).
Three way solenoids only open and close a pressurized air path (the output). In the Rail, Reflex, and Ion designs, this pressurized air path is used to reset the bolt, and the fire chamber is used to move the bolt forward. These solenoids are typically more robust for a given size and, in paintball, they operate off of the same regulator as the fire chamber.
In DM and other balanced bolt designs, a four-way solenoid is used to route air to a forward position (for resetting the bolt) and, then to rearward position(for moving the bolt forward). These require a lower operating pressure, and a benefit of this arrangement is that by adjusting the pressure, your adjusting the speed/force with which the bolt moves.
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