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His pedigree is well-nigh impeccable: runner-up in Formula BMW USA in 2007, he moved to Europe to win the Formula BMW title there in 2008. By 2010 he was champion in the new category called GP3, taking five race wins in the process.
Gutiérrez then completed two seasons in GP2, finishing third overall in 2012 with Lotus GP and taking three race wins at Silverstone, Valencia and Budapest.
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If Jack White is Indie Rock's most prominent attention deficit multitasker, his Raconteurs bandmate Brendan Benson is his lesser known Indie Pop counterpart. The Detroit native's band work with the Well Fed Boys and the Mood Elevator received good notices, but his solo output (1996's One Mississippi, 2002's Lapalco, 2005's The Alternative to Love, 2009's My Old, Familiar Friend) has garnered Benson a press kit filled with glowing reviews, a fair amount of TV/film placement, some impressive production work (The Greenhornes, Waxwings) and a devoted cult following. Benson's success with The Raconteurs allows him the freedom to exhibit his unrestrained solo Pop id.
On What Kind of World, his fifth solo and first self-released album, Benson continues to cultivate a sonic identity that hovers in the vicinity of Jellyfish's visceral Pop, Supergrass' stratospherically melodic Rock, The Romantics' irresistible dance floor Garage Pop and the Motor City's soulful heart. The shift for Benson on What Kind of World is a refreshing lyrical honesty, inspired by his new wife and child, his new home in Nashville (and its inherent collaborators) and the awareness of advancing middle age.
Despite his marital and parental contentment, there's still a bruised undercurrent to Benson's observations ("Maybe she is bad for me, and I don't care to see/Because what I want and what I need are the same for me/In the end"), but even his most caustic lyrical reflections are surrounded by a soundtrack that courses with Pop adrenaline ("Light of Day," "Here in the Deadlights") or aches with a sweet melancholy ("Pretty Baby," the classic Elton John-tinged "On the Fence," both duets with Pistol Annies' Ashley Monroe).
Guests like Jon Auer, Ken Stringfellow (Posies/Big Star) and Sam Farrar (Phantom Planet) lend considerable weight to What Kind of World, but Benson doesn't require star power to illuminate his work; he's got quite enough Pop wattage of his own for that purpose.
Over the summer, a video turned up on YouTube of Canadian chanteuse LIGHTS doing an acoustic cover of U2's "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" for Britain's Secret TV. While her bubbly personality was evident, she did look tired and her voice was not at its usual strength. Fans wondered if the rigors of touring were taking their toll.
But there were no such concerns Wednesday (Nov. 14) night when LIGHTS played at the 20th Century Theatre in Oakley. Winding down her Siberia tour, the Toronto native sounded absolutely amazing.
Two things are sometimes forgotten in the electronic swirl of LIGHTS's music — she can sing and she can write. Vocally she was at the top of her game Wednesday. Parts that were sung in a more wispy tone on her two albums were belted out with force, topped with high notes that hadn't come out in the studio versions.
And, oh yes, the writing. Proving she has both vocal and songwriting skills, LIGHTS excused her band mid-show to deliver a piano-and-voice-only version of "Saviour." Showing it's not all done with machines (as she did on her 2010 acoustic EP), LIGHTS delivered a tune that, like her others, can stand apart from the technological wizardry. In between scaling her vocal range, she invited the audience to sing along, which they did enthusiastically (the track was an Alternative radio hit in 2009).
LIGHTS has always toured with a band, pulling a page out the the Thompson Twins' playbook from back in the day. Chief Twin Tom Bailey always reasoned that it was just more visually pleasing to see musicians on stage and not just three band members bopping around to sequencers and backing tapes. Sonically it helps, too, of course, as the players can improvise and add new dimensions and dynamics to familiar songs. Indeed, one of LIGHTS's keyboardists even broke out a guitar for one song, playing the keyboard lines on that instead of his synth.
The Arkells from Hamilton, Ontario, opened the show with their brand of Canadian Alt Rock. Lead singer Max Kerman told the crowd that his hometown was the best Hamilton in the world, not the Ohio city just up I-75. The crowd got the joke, which sort of surprised and bemused Kerman.
"I was expecting some boos for that," he said before the band launched into "Pulling Punches." The Arkells provided a nice counterpoint to the main act's fine, occasionally dub-steppy Synth Pop and the group seemed to have several fans of their own in attendance.
LIGHTS returns to Canada at the end of this run of shows, where she will spend the holidays with her new husband, Blesshefall frontman Beau Bokan. The Arkells will support their countrymen The Tragically Hip throughout the winter.
In the late '70s, Punk Rock and New Wave were blossoming in New York City. But those genre tags were just a convenient labeling device, a catch-all that didn't take into consideration all of the varied influences artists were bringing with them under that umbrella of Punk or New Wave. Bands would drag things like Rockabilly or Disco into their audio realm and craft their own new sound out of it, with barely any fans blinking an eye, let alone screaming, "That's not Punk!"
Cincinnati trio Animal Circles bring that sort of kitchen-sink approach into their compositions, craftily blending together Surf Rock, Punk, Roots/Folk/Country sounds, Rockabilly and other styles into their own distinctive sonic smoothie. With the access people have to every type of music these days, it's a wonder why every band doesn't have Animal Circles' sense of eclectic wonderment.
The band celebrates the release of its debut album, Eva Lee, Saturday at Northside Tavern. The free show also features Bloomington, Ind., rockers Thee Open Sex and local Black Sabbath tribute, Druid Piss.
Animal Circles' variety and sense of dynamics make Eva Lee a thoroughly entertaining from start to finish. From the full-throttle burner "Brooks and Then Done," with its speeding-out-of-control-train shuffle and rumbling Surf guitar licks (a consistent on the record) to the anxious, Jack-White-goes-to-the-beach vibe of "Squid Attack" to the vintage Country-flavored rocker "Southern Bell," the band keeps your interest, not just with its unique ingredients, but also its strong sense of songwriting and melody.
The "Surfin' Space Cowboy" approach has the potential to get old fast, so it's to AC's great credit that Eva Lee is such a consistently compelling listen. This is no novelty act.
Here is the Eva Lee track "Life on the Bonzai Pipeline."
Visit the band's Facebook page here for more info. Animal Circles' Reverbnation page is here.
No one could have imagined a more appropriate outcome for James Mercer when the creatively obscure rags of Flake Music led to the everyman populist Indie Rock riches of The Shins. Strangely, but perhaps predictably, Mercer's recent career moves seem more indicative of diva behavior, signing with Columbia Records, dismissing his longtime bandmates and making The Shins something of a solo venture while exploring a new and admittedly fascinating aesthetic with Danger Mouse in their Broken Bells collaboration.
All of this has transpired in the long gap since The Shins' last album, 2007's largely brilliant Wincing the Night Away, and the hiatus, coupled with Mercer's oddly twisting creative path, have served to intensify the scrutiny on the long-awaited fifth album from The Shins, Port of Morrow.
At first blush, there is a clear difference between the wide-eyed cryptic wonder of 2001's Oh Inverted World and the more calculated and plainly spoken weariness of Port of Morrow. Perhaps the most marked difference between the old collective Shins and the new solo-centric Shins is Mercer's place in the mix. On the first three albums, his keening voice and hallucinogenic lyrical constructs were sublimated into the music, while Wincing the Night Away found him rising above the music's sonic profile (Michael Stipe followed a similar path on REM's upward spiral). Mercer's process is complete on Port of Morrow, as his vocals ring with confidence and clarity even as his lyrics still inspire some allusory head scratching.
The album's first single, "Simple Song" (see the video for it below), lives up to its title by stripping The Shins' melodic and lyrical complexity to its basic elements, with the chorus serving as a possible manifesto for the newly liberated Mercer ("I know that things can really get rough, when you go it alone/Don't go thinking you gotta be tough, and play like a stone/Could be there's nothing else in our lives so critical, as this little home"). There are moments that hearken back to The Shins of old with the obvious new tweaks ("It's Only Life," "40 Mark Strasse") and a few new wrinkles (the Samba-flecked "Bait and Switch," the straightforward Indie Pop bristle of "No Way Down," the rootsy reverb of "For a Fool").
For fans who have fallen helplessly in love with the Shins' sonic atmospherics and delightfully indecipherable wordplay, Port of Morrow may be confoundingly understandable. Still, like every Shins album to date, Port of Morrow's greatest rewards are revealed through prolonged exposure.
In a discussion of lives spent making music, Ben Kweller's name has to warrant a prominent mention. His father, a doctor who counted Nils Lofgren as a friend and former neighbor, taught Kweller how to play drums at age 8, which led to his first band, Radish, at 12, his first major label contract at 16, appearances on Conan O'Brien and David Letterman at 17 and the launch of his solo career at 19.
Since then, Kweller has released a quartet of acclaimed albums, collaborated with Ben Folds and Ben Lee (as The Bens, naturally) and Guster and toured with Evan Dando, Juliana Hatfield, Jeff Tweedy and Faith No More, among many others, a testament to Kweller's musical adaptability and diverse appeal.
Kweller was talking about his fifth album, Go Fly a Kite, as long ago as fall 2010, describing it as nearly finished and ready to go. But a break from his longtime label, Dave Matthews' ATO Records, caused Kweller to rethink Kite's release date, pushing it close to a year beyond his original timing. Kweller must have used the time to set up his own label, Noise Company, because Go Fly a Kite sounds exactly as he outlined it a year and a half ago, namely a stripped down Power Pop/electric Folk hybrid that channels his early direction and perhaps signposts where he's heading down the line.
Like Matthew Sweet or Fountains of Wayne, Kweller possesses an uncanny knack for setting relatively serious subjects to an infectiously catchy soundtrack. Kite is loaded with that bittersweet Pop ethic, particularly on simple but effective Pop/Rock fist pumpers like "Mean to Me" and the punchy "Justify Me." Kweller's early schooling in The Beatles and Hollies is woven into Kite's 11 tracks, from the powerfully angsty "Jealous Girl" to the piano balladry and lilting orchestration of "The Rainbow," but at the same time, he's fully aware of his own creative identity and never gets lost in the forest of his influences.


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The situation in Gaza is prompting telephone diplomacy in the Obama administration. From Southeast Asia, on his first international trip since his re-election, President Obama has talked several times by telephone with two of the central players: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, traveling with the president, has been even busier.
United States, Israeli and Egyptian officials have long suspected that Iran is using Sudan to smuggle weapons and equipment to Hamas, using a circuitous route by air into Khartoum or by ship into Port Sudan. Then the weapons start a long road trip through eastern Sudan, across the Egyptian border and up through the Sinai Peninsula to Gaza.
Thousands of Israeli troops with tanks and armored vehicles are poised on Gaza's borders ready to move in if Israel believes there is no chance for a cease-fire in its conflict with Hamas. But Israel, which continued to press its air offensive against Gaza militants for a sixth day on Monday, is said to be well aware that a ground invasion would carry broad risks.
Violence flared in central Cairo on Monday as protesters threw Molotov cocktails at police, who responded in kind. The protesters are angry at the government and the Muslim Brotherhood, a popular Islamist movement. They rallied near Tahrir Square, near the parliament building, just a block from the Interior Ministry.
The intelligence community -- not the White House, State Department or Justice Department -- was responsible for the substantive changes made to the talking points distributed for government officials who spoke publicly about the attack on the U.S. mission in Benghazi, the spokesman for the director of national intelligence said Monday.
Barack Obama became the first sitting U.S. president to visit Myanmar on Monday, praising the courage of fellow Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi while also providing a symbolic nod to initial reforms in a nation once notorious for political repression.
Los Angeles Galaxy star David Beckham will be leaving the team after its MLS Cup game December 1, team officials announced Monday.
Police in Boise, Idaho, said late Monday that they have made an arrest in connection with a break-in at a local zoo and the death of a patas monkey there.
The explosion that killed two people and hurt seven in an Indianapolis subdivision is now the subject of a homicide probe, authorities announced Monday.
In an effort to understand why a truck serving as a parade float crossed in front of a fast-moving locomotive last week -- killing four war veterans on the float -- federal accident investigators on Tuesday will recreate the accident conditions.


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As these lamps may differ from the one I used, please use these instructions as a general guide and not an exact procedure.
This should not be attempted by anyone unfamiliar with the safety precautions required when working with high voltage.
After I finished this, I found almost the same thing already on the site By McSensei. However, as mine is slightly different, I will leave it.
I have added a second 20 Watt CFL at the suggestion of lemonie - Now with twice the light
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A circuit composed solely of components connected in series is known as a series circuit; likewise, one connected completely in parallel is known as a parallel circuit.
In a series circuit, the current through each of the components is the same, and the voltage across the circuit is the sum of the voltages across each component.[1] In a parallel circuit, the voltage across each of the components is the same, and the total current is the sum of the currents through each component.[3]
As an example, consider a very simple circuit consisting of four light bulbs and one 6 V battery. If a wire joins the battery to one bulb, to the next bulb, to the next bulb, to the next bulb, then back to the battery, in one continuous loop, the bulbs are said to be in series. If each bulb is wired to the battery in a separate loop, the bulbs are said to be in parallel. If the four light bulbs are connected in series, there is same current through all of them, and the voltage drop is 1.5 V across each bulb, which may not be sufficient to make them glow. If the light bulbs are connected in parallel, the currents through the light bulbs combine to form the current in the battery, while the voltage drop is 6.0 V across each bulb and they all glow.
In a series circuit, every device must function for the circuit to be complete. One bulb burning out in a series circuit breaks the circuit. In parallel circuits, each light has its own circuit, so all but one light could be burned out, and the last one will still function.
That wasn't too difficult
In short, if you do not know what the heck you are doing, DO NOT DO IT!
The guy is putting safety first like a responsible adult SHOULD.
To explain the difference between series & parallel, one has to start from the begining of electrical technology & progress from there.
In English, that means that when you first started going to school at the age of about 5 or 6 yrs old, you went to kindergarden or 1st grade, not Yale college.
I support the author & how he has written this. He is trying to cover your butt so to speak because there are idiots in the world that will try anything even if & when they do not have a clue what they are doing or getting themselves into.
If you look at the date stamps, most of these comments are a couple of years old. And If they choose to not take my advice, Well, I tried to warn them. Maybe I need a legal disclaimer. Unfortunately, you cannot teach either common sense or basic wiring practices with an instructable. For the basics of wiring, you need a small book, for common sense, either you have it - or you don't.
Bben's legal disclaimer - just like the big companies use to hold down the lawsuits by people who do dumb things: Do this at your own risk, I cannot be responsible for your lack of knowledge or common sense. Electricity can shock, kill, cause serious burns and fires if this is not done carefully or properly. Be afraid, or at least respect electricity. If you do actually understand electricity you will be afraid. I have been working with it for 48 Years - and I am afraid of it. That's what has kept me alive all this time.
With any wiring, no matter how much you think you know, or how simple the project, always double check before throwing the power on - the life you save may be your own.
Years ago, I had bought not one but several books on Electricity...unfortunately, I lost them in a divorce(she tossed them in the trash) I still remember SOME of the stuff I read, but not not all. Anyway, my point is, I have always been afraid of electricity & always stay away from anything I am not sure of. I'll install light switches in walls, outlets, GFCI's, but when it comes to serious wiring(like running wire from room to room, adding a circuit, etc) that's when I'll have no problem calling for help from an electrician.
Making & rewiring a lamp is easy for me as I have done it so many times, but like you say, I ALWAYS double or triple check my work B4 plugging it in.
I TY Sir for sharing this instructable for it has given me the ideas I need to switch my torch lamp over from what it is now to the corkscrew bulbs you show in the instructable.
Take Care Sir & God Bless. :)
I think you did a great job of explaining everything & the pics reinforced that.
5 stars Sir.. TY.
If you do not know the difference between series & parallel, then you should NOT be messing around with electricity. PERIOD.
Again, just another thought, brain fart suggestion etc.
But what I do to keep all the wires where they belong, is I put a wee bit of flux & solder on just the end of the wires. not a lot, just enough to hold all the teeny tiny strands of wire together, then after it cools enough to handle, THEN I wrap it around the screw. For me, it makes for a nicer looking contact AND a safer one.
Again, just a thought
I too have one of these 300W lamps & I'm trying to talk my roommate into letting me convert it to a lower wattage bulb...
I took one of these apart recently as I needed the dimmer for a project and the way the wire inside was twisted from being assembled scared me to death. Also the insulation had been scraped down to the wire in 3 places. Fire Starter anyone?
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Purchased Christmas decorations from Improvements in the past and have been very happy. This is the first time we felt the quality and appearance were fair at best. The on line picture is misleading. The overall construction is poor. Had a hard time putting together.
November 27, 2013
Like the Look but lights just thrown inside in a bundle and more..
The most disappointing part was that for the male moose there were two of the SAME "racks" included in the kit, requiring me to move all the lights to the other side of one to make it look better. That meant that one "ear" was actually to the inside...which is wrong. It bugs me but looks OK from a distance. The second thing that was very irritating and very time consuming to resolve, was that the light strands were mostly just thrown inside the body cavities without be attached to the insides of the animals much at all. The third problem was that there were not enough "ties" to secure the body pieces together and attache the lights to the inside...I had to find other things to use, which again took more time to go shopping for something that would work. We could have used more "anchor wires" for the bottom because it is very windy where we live, but hopefully the 4 for each moose will keep them upright. After all the effort, thank goodness all 3 moose light up and look very nice which is fun. I'm glad I have them, but would not go through all that again.
November 12, 2013
Unique Moose - Just What I Wanted
This gorgeous moose distinguishes us from our neighbors at Christmas time and shows our love of these great animals. Great price - good value!
February 7, 2013
Lighted Moose family a poor value
We loved the moose, visually. They went together quickly and easily and the stakes held them even in high winds. They were a shiny reddish color, not the furry brown described, so they looked better at night than during the day. The lights didn't clamp to the frames well, but they still looked pretty good. Then the smallest moose quit lighting up two weeks after we put them up. By then, there were no more incandescent mini lights in our area, so we had to replace all his lights with "warm white LEDs'" which were much bigger and less attractive, and make the baby moose look different from the others. By the end of the third week, the big and medium moose were only lighting up in places. I suppose next year we will have to replace all the lights. The moose were also smaller than we thought they would be; we had to place them at a distance so they wouldn't look like mini-moose next to our deer. If the lights had worked as they should, I would have given this set a 5-star despite the smaller size and reddish color during the day, because they are different and look good when un-lit (as well as lit, the first week or so when the lights were working.) As it is, they were way too expensive to only get 2 weeks out of them, and to have them not even make it until our children arrived home for the holidays.
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