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I've been working at my studio in Canmore since the early 1970s, starting off in clay with an early shift away from pottery into a more abstract exploration.
Over time, the transition into metal was a natural progression as the concepts I was working with were constantly bumping up against clay's imperative. Bronze casting, and later fabricating out of flat or formed steel, aluminum, and copper, became my vehicle of choice.
The themes I have focussed on involve the audible, the kinetic, the tactile, and the engagement of mental and physical play. This can take the form of game boards, musical instruments, or cauldrons with or without cradles, or cradles with or without cauldrons.
The sculpture I create ranges from intricate pieces you can hold in your hands to work up to 100 feet height.
Where in Alberta do you call home? I've lived in Canmore since 1970 when I was passing through and decided to stay for a couple of weeks.
It was a coal mining town then, rough around the edges, but the mountains grabbed me. I didn't choose to live here, it chose me. The town has transformed over the years with strong, overlapping communities evincing a sense of identity, awareness, and a commitment to place.
Prior to coming to Canmore I had lived in Washington D.C., Paris, and Tokyo, where I was born -- all fabulous places; no wonder I like it here.
How'd you get started as an artist? I started off in art by rejecting physics, my chosen profession. After a couple of years working in that field I could sense that it wouldn't offer as much challenge and fulfillment as art, so I followed my instincts to the right hemisphere.
Looking back on my earlier years, I see there was always a drive in me to create meaning; along with that was the need to create the objects or notation that portray and convey that meaning.
Fast forward to 1970: I was studying musical composition at The Banff School of Fine Arts (as the Banff Centre was then known ) when I decided to make a flute for my brother, an eclectic musician. Thinking that clay would be an interesting material to use, I signed up for the clay class being offered at the school and taught by Peter Fuhrmann.
I soon discovered that flutes were not straightforward to make -- especially out of clay. Over the months as I was figuring out how to do it I grew to love the material and processes and rhythms of the studio.
I didn't know I was "getting started as an artist" until probably ten years into it; it took me that long to consider what I had as a career, a studio, a business, and my life's work.
What are you currently working on? Current projects underway include a piece of public art for the town of Canmore, and a set of sculptural gates (54 feet across) for the City of Lethbridge.
I'm also working on an exhibition of a dozen or so mid-size sculptural pieces ranging up to 10 feet dimension, fabricated out of aluminum, that have the capacity or implication of motion.
There is always some research phase of my work percolating in the studio. At the moment it seems to be in the form of constructed drawings out of (i.e. not on) steel and/or aluminum.
At this point in the creative process I never really know what is "work" and what is "play".
What stands out for you as one of your favourite career highlights so far? I've been fortunate in my opportunities and my influences; because of them I've managed to support myself solely from my studio practice over the decades without having to wait on tables, teach, give workshops, drive cab, or work in the coal mines. (All worthy professions but would have been a distraction for me.)
There are lots of favourite, profound, and significant highlights; one of the earliest was a funny and lucky one that came in the spring of 1971 when Santo Mignosa, who arrived to teach a two week course in the ceramics studio, showed me a letter from Don Becker, the Banff Centre's chief administrator, saying that I was a "knowledgeable studio manager and a valuable resource to be utilized". Fantastic! At the time I had been working in clay less than 6 months and thought I was going to be thrown off the premises for unauthorized use of the studio. Instead they made me the studio manager. I saved that letter for years.
In the mid 80s there was a strong exchange between the clay work I was doing and the bronze work I was starting on, in which each was informing the other. Clay didn't really like being given hard, crisp edges and couldn't cantilever the way I wanted it to so I began working with bronze. As that was happening I became enamoured of the surface treatments I was developing in bronze and figured out how to transpose them into the clay and glaze arena. Each discipline fed off the other, finally leading me into the singular realm where I continue working today.
The first time I accidently dropped a sculpture after shifting over from clay to experiment with bronze was another of those favourite moments. The piece didn't break, and that convinced me of the positive attributes of working with metal.
Not winning a couple of key competitions/commissions along the way has been as important to me as the ones I've won. It creates the opportunity to reassess, re-evaluate, and renew my commitment to the field.
What's the favourite part of your job? A favourite part of my "job" is to see a tiny speck on the horizon in my mind and then cajole and coax it forward into something discernable, then turn it over and inside out, identify it, listen to it, question it, and challenge it, take it apart, put it back together in a different way, then sketch it or hum it or play it, crumple it up and throw it away, then pick it back up and carefully unfold it and see its form, surface, sound, and colours as if for the first time. Then if I can hear its whispers, I start the work of making it manifest, giving it a name, giving it a place, and investing it with presence.
The other favourite part is playing with scale: thinking big and then zooming in to work close up on the smallest surface detail.
Any other Alberta artists you'd recommend? Other Alberta artists whose work has given me a jolt would include: photographers Craig Richards and Barbara Spohr, clay artists Ed Bamiling and Katrina Chaytor, sculptors Blake Senini, Catherine Burgess, and Peter Von T., choreographers Jorden Morris and Denise Clarke, poets Jon Whyte and Steven Ross Smith, painters Pascale Ouellet and Chris Millar, musicians Layten Kramers and Rachel Gauk.
Where can we find your work?Pieces sited in the public realm are in Edmonton, Lloydminster, Calgary, Vancouver, New Westminster, Burnaby, UBC, and Burlington, Washington, Canmore, and soon Lethbridge. My website is www.tonybloom.ca.
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FOXBORO — A longtime advisor to Tom Brady says the quarterback is "not in complete rhythm," but the struggles he's had through the first five weeks of the season are "repairable."
Bay Area quarterback guru Tom Martinez has worked on and off with Brady since Brady was on Serra High's junior varsity team in the early 1990s, and Brady thinks enough of Martinez that he gave him the game ball he received after guiding the Patriots to a win in his first start in 2001 against the Colts. The ball is autographed by Brady with the inscription "Coach Martinez — Thanks — The first of many — 9/30/01 — Patriots 44, Colts 13 — Tom Brady #12."
From his California home, Martinez has watched the first five Patriots games of the 2009 season, and he compares Brady's current mechanical flaws to where Colts quarterback Peyton Manning was at the start of last season, when the Indianapolis quarterback was coming off knee surgery of his own and was struggling to re-acclimate himself to the speed of the NFL.
"I think in some respects Tom is probably a lot further along then I thought he might be," Martinez said. "It happened to Carson Palmer as well. All the guys that have been very successful and big-time guys — it's happened to all of them. Peyton has snapped out if it. I think Tom will, too.
"Obviously, he's missed some throws he'd normally hit, and they've turned out to be fairly important throws," Martinez added. "He's not in complete rhythm like he was before."
Brady has missed connections with receivers on several occasions this season, including last Sunday against Denver when Brady overthrew Randy Moss on a couple of occasions, including one first-half pass play when the quarterback air-mailed the ball over the wide-open receiver's head in the end zone. In addition, he was not able to hook up on a key third-down pass play with Wes Welker. Welker had found a seam in the defense, but the pass fell at his feet.
Brady said he had not spoken with Manning about how to handle post-surgery life as an NFL quarterback. But he was clear in what he believed was needed to tighten up his game.
"It's just about going back to work," Brady said. "When you don't play as well as you'd like, there's really no secret to it. You just have to get out there and do it, and do it better, and be more focused, and be more concentrated.
"[You have to] go on the practice field with a sense of urgency. That's the way to overcome it. You've just got to say, 'This is what it is,' and, 'This is what we're not doing a very good job of,' and, 'This is what I'm not doing a very good job of,' and trying to do it better."
In that same vein, Martinez compares the quarterback to Tiger Woods in his ability to self-correct his mechanical mistakes. ("Tom has that same control," Martinez said of the Woods-Brady comparison.) He said that Brady has done that before — he mentions the 2006 divisional playoff game in San Diego as a prime example, where Brady struggled mechanically at the start of the game before fixing his problems — including a few times this season.
"I think watching him, he's not throwing the ball mechanically like he did two years ago," Martinez said. "But he's gone through spells this year where he wasn't as mechanically as good as he could be, he knows what he's supposed to do and snaps out of it. It's normally very repairable, and I think obviously for him, it's repairable."
Martinez also assures people that as the quarterback struggles through a difficult stretch, no one is harder on himself than Brady.
"Tom, it'll bother him more than anyone else," Martinez said. "No one has to tell him anything to motivate himself — he'll do that out of his competitive nature."
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The money trapNovember 16,2013When Greece hit the skids almost four years ago, some analysts (myself included) thought that we might be seeing the beginning of the end for the euro, Europes common currency. Others were more optimistic, believing that tough love temporary aid tied to reform would soon produce recovery.
Both camps were wrong. What we actually got was a rolling crisis that never seems to reach any kind of resolution. Every time Europe seems ready to go over the edge, policymakers find a way to avoid complete disaster. But every time there are hints of true recovery, something else goes wrong.
And here we go again. Not long ago, European officials were declaring that the Continent had turned the corner, that market confidence was returning and growth was resuming. But now theres a new source of concern, as the specter of deflation looms over much of Europe. And the debate over how to respond is turning seriously ugly.
Some background: The European Central Bank, or ECB, Europes equivalent of the Federal Reserve, is supposed to keep inflation close to 2 percent. Why not zero? Several reasons, but the most important point right now is that an overall European inflation rate too close to zero would translate into actual deflation in the troubled economies of southern Europe. And deflation has nasty economic side effects, especially in countries already burdened by high debt.
So its a source of great concern that European inflation has started dropping far below target; over the past year, consumer prices rose only 0.7 percent, while core prices that exclude volatile food and energy costs rose only 0.8 percent.
Something had to be done, and last week the ECB cut interest rates. As policy decisions go, this had the distinction of being both obviously appropriate and obviously inadequate: Europes economy clearly needs a boost, but the ECBs action will surely make, at best, a marginal difference. Still, it was a move in the right direction.
Yet the move was hugely controversial, both inside and outside the ECB. And the controversy took an ominous form, at least for anyone who remembers Europes terrible history. For arguments over European monetary policy arent just a battle of ideas; increasingly, they sound like a battle of nations, too.
For example, who voted against the rate cut? Both German members of the ECB board, joined by the leaders of the Dutch and Austrian central banks. Who, outside the ECB, was harshest in criticizing the action? German economists, who made a point not just of attacking the substance of the banks action but of emphasizing the nationality of Mario Draghi, the banks president, who is Italian. The influential German economist Hans-Werner Sinn declared that Draghi was just trying to give Italy access to low-interest loans. The chief economist of the newsweekly WirtschaftsWoche called the rate cut a diktat from a new Banca dItalia, based in Frankfurt.
Such insinuations are grossly unfair to Draghi, whose efforts to contain the euro crisis have been little short of heroic. Id go so far as to say that the euro probably would have collapsed in 2011 or 2012 without his leadership. But never mind the personalities. Whats scary here is the way this is turning into the Teutons versus the Latins, with the euro which was supposed to bring Europe together pulling it apart instead.
Whats going on? Some of it is national stereotyping: The German public is eternally vigilant against the prospect that those lazy southern Europeans are going to make off with its hard-earned money. But theres also a real issue here. Germans just hate inflation, but if the ECB succeeds in getting average European inflation back up to around 2 percent, it will push inflation in Germany which is booming even as other European nations suffer Depression-like levels of unemployment substantially higher than that, maybe to 3 percent or more.
This may sound bad, but its how the euro is supposed to work. In fact, its the way it has to work. If youre going to share a currency with other countries, sometimes youre going to have above-average inflation. In the years before the global financial crisis, Germany had low inflation while countries like Spain had relatively high inflation. Now the rules of the game require that the roles be reversed, and the question is whether Germany is prepared to accept those rules. And the answer to that question isnt clear.
The truly sad thing is that, as I said, the euro was supposed to bring Europe together, in ways both substantive and symbolic. It was supposed to encourage closer economic ties, even as it fostered a sense of shared identity. What were getting instead, however, is a climate of anger and disdain on the part of both creditors and debtors. And the end is still nowhere in sight.
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PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — U.S. News & World Report says Maine and California are tied for the highest percentage of high schools in the top tier of the magazine's ranking system.
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BANGOR, Maine (AP) — Prosecutors say the wire fraud trial of a Vermont man convicted for the 2010 explosion that killed two workers at a New Hampshire gunpowder plant will take at least one more day in Maine.
YARMOUTH, Maine (AP) – Maine Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mike Michaud is calling for the state to cut heating oil usage in half with a plan that involves mandatory energy ratings for new homes and initiatives to promote wind power and solar panels.
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PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Experts say Maine's long, cold winter has done little to thwart the state's tick population and the risk of tick-borne diseases.
Chuck Lubelczyk, an ecologist with Maine Medical Center Research Institute, says early counts indicate that the tick population appears to be similar to last year.
BUXTON, Maine (AP) — Buxton's fire chief says it appears a home in town is a total loss after an early morning fire, but there are no reports of injuries.
The blaze at the home on Narragansett Trail was reported at about 3 a.m. Tuesday.
WALDOBORO, Maine (AP) — Police in Maine have identified the Massachusetts couple who died in a car crash in Waldoboro last week.
Police on Monday said 68-year-old Raymond Thompson and 70-year-old Peggy Aldrich died in a head-on crash on Atlantic Highway on Friday afternoon.
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Maine Gov. Paul LePage is visiting Morocco to celebrate the opening of the University of New England's new campus in Tangier.
The Republican governor is scheduled to speak at the inauguration ceremony on Tuesday.
SOUTH PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine police have arrested a New York City man they say used teenage girls to spend counterfeit $100 bills at a mall.
A worker at the Maine Mall in South Portland contacted police at about 6 p.m. Monday to say a young woman had tried to use a fake $100 bill to make a purchase.
YARMOUTH, Maine (AP) — Mainers are celebrating Earth Day with events ranging from a search for invasive insects to a candidate for governor announcing his energy policy.
In one of the events Tuesday, state agencies are partnering with the town of Yarmouth to survey its ash trees for invasive Emerald Ash Borers from noon to 3 p.m.
BRUNSWICK, Maine (AP) — A Maine theater company is suing a New Jersey school district with a complaint that the school damaged costumes loaned for a production of the musical comedy "Spamalot."
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — A four-car crash on Interstate 295 in Portland left three people injured and backed up traffic for more than hour.
The crash occurred late Monday morning in the southbound lane of the interstate near exit 5A. Police told the Portland Press Herald that the accident occurred when Ardo Amir, 57, of Portland, attempted to re-enter the highway from the exit's off-ramp. His car was struck by a car driven by Katharine Bavoso, 23, of New Jersey.
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Averages gas prices in Maine are up nearly 4 cents a gallon from a week ago and analysts say the trend is expected to continue into next month.
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CAMBRIDGE, Maine (AP) — Police have upgraded charges against three people they allege were responsible for a masked home invasion in Cambridge last month.
The Morning Sentinel reports that the Somerset County Sheriff's Department says 25-year-old Melinda Riggs, the alleged getaway driver, is now charged with robbery, burglary and theft.
BIDDEFORD, Maine (AP) — A nonprofit bicycle repair and activity center in Biddeford is preparing to move into a new facility officials hope will get more kids involved and allow for expanded programs.
AUBURN, Maine (AP) — A two-alarm Easter Day fire caused extensive damage to an Auburn home, but no one was seriously injured.
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PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is asking residents of coastal New England to be wary of seal pups on local beaches.
The administration recently announced that seal pupping season is underway. New England's gray and harbor seals gave birth to pups in late winter and early spring. The administration said chances of human encounters with seal mothers and pups or lone pups is increased at this time of the year.
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — A conference hosted by the Maine Emergency Management Agency this week will include a session dedicated to the rail disaster across the border in Lac Megantic, Quebec.
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Edward Snowden will speak during UK festival this weekend
Former NSA contractor Edward Snowden will speak via video chat during the Observer Ideas festival this weekend in the UK. An Observer technology columnist will ask questions to Snowden regarding technology, privacy, and other issues - and will be the first time Snowden has answered questions or been invited to an event in England since revealing mass surveillance activities by the NSA.
"We need to figure out how (and whether) societies can reassert effective democratic control over our security agencies, whether the technology that has enabled comprehensive surveillance can be re-engineered to protect privacy; how our law-making in these areas could be improved, and whether citizens can be persuaded to take an interest in these matters before it's too late," said John Naughton, Open University professor of the public understanding of technology.
As Snowden remains safely tucked away in Russia, the American whistleblower has become more vocal during media interviews and video-linked public appearances.
Hackers stealing millions from ATMs using the Tyupkin malware
Cybercriminals are targeting ATMs in Russia and Eastern Europe with the Tyupkin malware, compromising the cash dispensing machines. More than 50 ATMs were running with the malware, but it has spread to the United States, France, India, China, Israel and Malaysia.
The ATMs need to be physically accessed by the criminals, with a bootable CD containing the malware deployed - with those responsible infecting the ATMs on Sunday and Monday nights, ensuring their faces are covered.
"The Tyupkin malware is an example of the attackers taking advantage of weaknesses in the ATM infrastructure," said Vicente Diaz, Kaspersky Lab Global Research and Analysis Team principal researcher. "We strongly advise banks to review the physical security of their ATMs and network infrastructure and consider investing in quality security solutions."
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Chinese military wants better cybersecurity, domestic software tech
Reports from the Chinese state media indicate the Chinese military plans to further improve its cybersecurity efforts, while also putting an emphasis on domestic software development. There is concern that the Internet and current cybersecurity is dominated by Western countries, and not enough is being done in China to promote development.
Major Chinese universities have highly educated students, and they will be called upon to help develop domestic software.
"Information security must be considered an underlying project in military battle preparedness," said the People's Liberation Army Daily. "We will strongly advance the domestic and independent building of programs, and strengthen the foundations of our information security."
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Researchers: Electricity smart meters used in Spain can be hacked
Millions of network-connected electricity meters used in Spain are susceptible to cyberattack by hackers, according to security researchers. The vulnerabilities could lead to electricity being terminated - or billing fraud - if hackers are able to access the smart meters.
The Spanish government has relied on these electricity meters to improve national energy efficiency, but didn't put a large enough emphasis on security efforts. The memory chips in the smart meters are reprogrammable and include flawed code, though the researchers won't outline what they did specifically until the problems are fixed.
"Oh wait? We can do this? We were really scared," said Javier Vazquez Vidal, a security expert involved in the smart meter research. "We started thinking about the impact this could have. What happens if someone wants to attack an entire country?"
Jennifer Lawrence says nude celeb hack 'is a sex crime'
Actress Jennifer Lawrence is still extremely upset about the celebrity hacking scandal in which pictures of multiple actresses were leaked online. Lawrence recently told Vanity Fair that the cybercriminal activity, which targeted Apple iCloud accounts, is a "sex crime."
"It is not a scandal. It is a sex crime. It is a sexual violation. It's disgusting. The law needs to be changed, and we need to change. That's why these websites are responsible."
The stolen photos were posted on Reddit and 4chan, and quickly went viral among other websites. Poor judgment aside, that still doesn't necessarily mean celebrities deserved to have their personal photos stolen - but is yet another warning to regular users to be careful about where these types of photos or videos are stored.
FBI director says China is major cybercrime threat to the U.S., allies
The Chinese government is on the top of the list of foreign groups targeting the United States with cyberattacks, according to a recent statement issued by FBI director James Comey. Cyber espionage allows Chinese companies to copy and steal technologies so they do not need to innovate themselves, as the number of daily cyberattacks only increases.
"Well, I don't want to give you a complete list," Comey recently said in his interview with CBS News. "But I can tell you the top of the list is the Chinese. As we have demonstrated with the charges brought earlier this year against five members of the People's Liberation Army. They are extremely aggressive and widespread in their efforts to break into American systems to steal information that would benefit their industry."
It's not a surprise that China is a top threat that the U.S. government is watching - but is a strong signal that after years of burying their heads in the sand, officials understand they must improve critical infrastructure to reduce data breaches from state-sponsored cybercriminals.
Ex-MI6 head warns parents that their kids can be tracked online
Children and teenagers are a bit more naïve and lackadaisical when handing out information online, which could pose a risk, according to former head of the British MI6 intelligence agency. The technology world is changing at a rapid pace and the environment has caught some parents off-guard in keeping their children protected, according to Sir John Scarlett.
Sir John is most concerned of tracking technology and devices, with teenagers susceptible of apps and online conversations potentially giving up their location - and other personal information.
"You've got to know what your children are doing," Scarlett recently noted. "It's very difficult to know exactly what they're doing in particular when they're on a tablet or something they've got and you've got to have some kind of idea. They are extremely vulnerable, everybody is, to a whole range of things. Clearly when they're young children they're particularly vulnerable to predators."
Russian government won't crackdown on Internet following cyberattacks
Russian president Vladimir Putin will not restrict Russian Internet access following an increase in cyberattacks against the country. Following a rise in organized cyberattacks - which began after the Russia-Ukraine crisis - privacy and free speech experts were concerned Moscow would tighten Internet use in Russia.
"We do not intend to limit access to the Internet, to put it under total control, to nationalize the Internet," Putin recently said in front of a Security Council meeting. "We are not even considering this. Media freedoms, the right of people to receive and disseminate information - these are basic principles of any democratic state and society. They must be strictly adhered to."
Security Council secretary general Nikolai Patrushev said the Russian infrastructure has encountered 57 million cyberattacks during the first six months of 2014 - with many blamed on foreign governments and anti-Russian government extremists.
Four hackers charged with targeting U.S. military, Microsoft, others
The U.S. Justice Department announced four accused members of the "Xbox Underground" hacker group have been charged for their roles in launching attacks against the U.S. military, Microsoft, and other game studios.
Two of the members, Sanadodeh Nesheiwat, 28, and David Pokora, 22, have pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit computer fraud and copyright infringement. They both face up to five years in prison when they are sentenced in early 2015.
As part of the 18-count indictment that was recently unsealed, Nathan Leroux, 20, and Austin Alcala, 18, also contributed to the hacking activities - which included stealing more than $100 million of software and data related to military pilot training and Xbox gaming information. Xbox Underground also took pre-release copies of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 and Gears of War 3 as part of their criminal activities.
Report indicates Supervalu hit by yet another data breach again
Supermarket chain Supervalu and Albertsons confirmed it was hit in yet another data breach this year, with customer data at risk all over again. This most recent attack took place sometime in late August or early September, with the malware installed to target payment card transactions at retail grocery stores.
"We care greatly about our customers, and the safety of their personal information will continue to be a top priority for us," said Sam Duncan, SuperValu CEO and President, in a press statement. "We've taken measures to install enhanced protective technology that we believe significantly limited the ability of this malware to capture payment card data and we will continue to make these investments going forward."
Evolving point-of-sale (POS) malware is proving difficult for retailers to defend against, as significant data breaches continue to rack up. Some cybersecurity previously warned retailers that aren't quick to make changes could be the victim of follow-up attacks, as cybercriminal groups are aware they are susceptible to attack.


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New freestyle from Raekwon and N.O.R.E. pver the Fat Joe tack of the same title. Raekwon and CNN are both dropping mixtapes next weekend. Listen and download this freestyle below. Raekwon + N.O.R.E. – "Slow Down Freestyle" (MP3)
New leak form CNN off the upcoming mixtape with Green Lantern, Camouflage Season mixtape. This mixtape along with Raekwon's Cocainism 2 drops over the Memorial Day weekend. CNN + Glacierz DeViLLe + Sho + Fahyed – "All In" (MP3)
Artwork for the new mixtape from Raekwon and The Brinks Boys, Cocainism Vol. 2. The mixtape is set to drop on Memorial Day along with the Capone-N-Noreaga mixtape by Green Lantern, Camouflage Season.
Capone and Noreaga's forthcoming and redundantly titled: The War Report 2:Report The War drops July 13. Peep the tracklisting below. 1. Pain (Produced by The Alchemist) 2. Bodega Stories (Feat. The L.O.X.) (Produced by Scram Jones) 3. Dutches vs. Phillies vs. Bamboo (Feat. Raekwon) (Produced by Scram Jones) 4. My Attribute (Produced by Dreddy) 5. [cont.]
This one sits with us a little better than that last joint. The War Report 2: Report The War, drops July 13th.
Heh, CNN are stayin' alive with "Hood Pride", the lead single to the redundantly titled The War Report 2: Report The War, dropping July 13th. Produced by Neo Da Matrix. LISTEN: Capone-N-Noreaga – "Hood Pride" (feat. Faith Evans) Capone-N-Noreaga – "Hood Pride" (feat. Faith Evans)
New leak from Capone-N-Noreaga off their upcoming mixtape with Green Lantern. The mixtape is titled Camouflage Season and should be out soon. The new album from Capone-N-Noreaga, The War Report 2 hits stores July 13th. Listen and download below. Capone-N-Noreaga + Imma T.H.U.G. – "Headshot" (MP3)
Good video from DJ Mello with Capone-N-Noreaga talking about the music industry, the new comers, and legends of Hip-Hop and "On To The Next One" in terms of the new artists.
A couple new track from of CNN. First track is a tribute to Guru, while the second track is new solo track from Capone. Check them both out below. Capone – "Moment Of Truth" (Guru Tribute) Capone – "In These Streets" (MP3)
This track debuted this afternoon at 2pm (EST) and hit the net a couple hours later. Capone-N-Noreaga now on Raekwon's ICE H2O label, hook up with the boss for this new track off the upcoming album, The War Report 2. Look for the new album from CNN later on in 2010, and another new album [cont.]
Fresh off their new deal with Raekwon's IceH2O music label, Capone-N-Noreaga are already back in the studio and putting out new music. Unclear whether or not this will make the new album, but The War Report 2 is coming in 2010. So far guest features and producers will include Raekwon, Busta Rhymes and DJ Premier [cont.]
First single from "The War Report 2″ gets visualz. Perfectly captured in the classic QB style – this is what rap videos used to look like, kiddies.
Raekwon's Ice Water crew serves up new heat, produced by Dame Grease, propelled by Lil' Jon. IceH20 feat. Capone – "Okay!" (MP3)
Full-length video for Capone-N-Noreaga's "Thug Planet" will drop later in the week.
And we're back with another War Report update. Prohibition-Era-Meets-The-Taliban rappers known as Capone-N-Noreaga, are currently putting New York back on the map with their long awaited third studio release, Channel 10. A little older and a lot wiser, the two have a charismatic chemistry that can only be shared between brothers. CNN keeps it true [cont.]
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One of Chestnut Hill College's favorite traditions in Carol Night, returns for its 38th year on December 5th at 7:30 PM. Carol Night features performances by many of CHC's instrumental ensembles as well as the Hill Singers. The event is free and open to public. There will be a reception following in the East Parlor.
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