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This article and its code sample aim to disconnect MIME parsing functionality from any mail protocol, i.e. it aims to implement RFC2045 without coupling it too tightly with either the POP3 or IMAP protocol.
The motivation for me writing this code was originally that I needed support for mail download automation. I started to look around for free or open source alternatives. However, the projects or solutions I found either did not have full support for attachments or their implementation was not modular enough. I therefore decided to start writing my own POP3 client implementation. After fighting a while trying to do a fast hack I soon realised that I had to read the concerned RFC's. I then realised that POP3 (RFC 1939) as a protocol in turn relied on the concept of MIME (RFC 2045, 2046 etc) for attachments. When realizing this, I came up with the idea of trying to write a parser which could be used in both IMAP and POP3.
The main features are as briefly stated above; that the code aims to separate MIME functionality from any mail transfer protocol.
It is also an attempt to parse MIME messages on the fly i.e. it reads portions of the stream and then parses it. This behaviour will hopefully minimize memory consumption. As one might notice, the code takes advantage of a StringBuilder to compile the whole message source, which is against this whole argument of minimizing memory consumption. However, this StringBuilder could easily be removed if one does not need to be able to read the whole message source as such.
The library is also written with the aim of keeping it as "pluggable" as possible i.e. I have tried to keep the library and its classes as loosely coupled as possible. To achieve this I have tried to publish all functionality as Interfaces and used dependency injection as often as possible.
When I first started out with this project, I read many articles. Among the ones I read was this one written by Peter Huber SG here at Code Project. It covers much of the topic on MIME. However I found it too tightly coupled with the POP3 protocol to fit my needs. Nevertheless Peter explains the MIME concept in detail which helped me a lot in starting to grasp the concept. Other excellent sources of information are sites such as this and this.
When reading the RFC 2045 specification, one soon recognizes that the concept which everything revolves around is a concept called entity. Since the entity is so central to the MIME concept I have tried to model a class hierarchy which depicts concepts such as "Message", "Entity", "Body part" and "Body" as they are described in the RFC 2045. specification.
The main entry point for the library is the MIMER.RFC2045.MailReder which implements the MIMER.IMailReader. The IMailReader only contains one method signature "Read".
IMailMessage Read(ref System.IO.Stream dataStream, IEndCriteriaStrategy endOfMessageCriteria);
The Read function requires a System.IO.Stream and a MIMER.IEndCriteriaStrategy. The IEndCriteriaStrategy should reference an object with a method which can determine when the stream has reached the end of a mailmessage. Hence it should (even if not implemented yet) be possible to rather easily extend the functionality of this MIME parser to conform with IMAP as well. To extend with IMAP functionality would in theory only require one to write a class which implements the MIMER.IEndCriteriaStrategy interface and then use this class when calling the MailReader constructor. A worst case scenario could require one to write a new IMailReader. Nevertheless much of the functionality spread among the supporting classes could probably be reused.
The IMailReader interface is the most universal (RFC822) implementation of a MailReader. Since the RFC822 specification came before the MIME (RFC2045 etc.) specification this Interface and its Read method return an IMailMessage which does not support attachments.
public interface IMailMessage { MailAddress From {get; set;} MailAddressCollection To {get; set;} MailAddressCollection CarbonCopy {get; set;} MailAddressCollection BlindCarbonCopy {get; set;} String Subject {get; set; } string Source {get; set; } string TextMessage {get; set; } bool IsNull(); }
However, the MIMER.RFC2045.MailReader also has a ReadMimeMessage method which returns an IMimeMailMessage which is a specialization of the IMailMessage interface, and this interface supports attachments.
IMimeMailMessage ReadMimeMessage(ref System.IO.Stream dataStream, IEndCriteriaStrategy endOfMessageCriteria); public interface IMimeMailMessage : IMailMessage { IDictionary<string, string> Body{} IList<IAttachment> Attachments{} IList<IMimeMailMessage> Messages{} //Added in version 0.4 IList<ternateView> Views{} System.Net.Mail.MailMessage ToMailMessage(); }
The library has implemented decoder functionality for base64 encodings and QuotedPrinteable encoding. The IDecoder interface publishes the signatures expected by the MIMER.RFC2045.MailReader which therefore can be easily extended with more decoders to support more encodings.
public interface IDecoder { bool CanDecode(string encodign); byte[] Decode(ref System.IO.Stream dataStream); byte[] Decode(ref string data); } public MailReader(IList<IDecoder> decoders)
Much of the work in parsing mail messages is done by reading and parsing Fields. The most basic field is defined in the RFC 822 specification. Conceptually it contains a "name" and a "body". This definition is implemented in the MIMER.RFC822.Field.
From the RFC822 specification:
field = field-name ":" [ field-body ] CRLF field-name = 1*<any CHAR, excluding CTLs, SPACE, and ":"> field-body = field-body-contents [CRLF LWSP-char field-body]
public class Field { public string Name{} public string Body{} }
The RFC2045 specification does however extend the RFC822 field definition with fields such as Content-type etc. These definitions are implemented in the MIMER.RFC2045.ContentTypeField and the MIMER.RFC2045. ContentTransferEncodingField.
MIMER.RFC2045. ContentTransferEncodingField
public class ContentTypeField : MIMER.RFC822.Field { public string Type{} public string SubType{} public StringDictionary Parameters{} } public class ContentTransferEncodingField : MIMER.RFC822.Field { public string Encoding{} }
The logic of the field parsing is divided among the FieldParser classes all of which implement the IFieldParser interface.
public interface IFieldParser {void Parse(ref IList<RFC822.Field> fields, ref stringfieldString);}
The parsing is implemented by using regular expressions as much as possible. This is done by imitating the definitions found in the RFC's as identically as possible.
public class FieldParser:IFieldParser { protected readonly string m_QuotedPairPattern = "\x5C\x5C[\x00-" + "\x7F]"; protected readonly string m_DtextPattern = "[^]\x0D\x5B\x5C\x5C\x80-\xFF]"; protected readonly string m_AtomPattern = "[^][()<>@,;:." + "\x5C\x5C\x22\x00-\x20\x7F]+"; protected readonly string m_UnfoldPattern = "\x0D\x0A\x5Cs"; protected readonly string m_FieldPattern = "[^\x00-\x20\x7F:]{1,}:{1,1}.+"; protected readonly string m_FieldNamePattern = "[^\x00-\x20\x7F:]{1,}(?=:)"; protected readonly string m_QuotedStringPattern = "\x22(?:(?:(?:\x5C\x5C" + "{2})+|\x5C\x5C[^\x5C\x5C]|[^\x5C\x5C\x22])*)\x22"; protected readonly string m_CtextPattern = "[^()\x5C\x5C]+"; ...
Since the RFC2045 specification leaves room for future media subtypes, the parsing functionality needed some easy way to be extended. This I have attempted to resolve by defining a virtual CompilePattern() method.
public class FieldParser:IFieldParser { public virtual void CompilePattern(){} ... public class ContentTypeFieldParser:RFC822.FieldParser, IFieldParser { protected IList<string> m_ApplicationSubtypes; public override void CompilePattern() { m_ApplicationSubtypes.Add("octet-stream"); m_ApplicationSubtypes.Add("PostScript"); m_ApplicationSubtypes.Add("pdf"); … m_SubType = new Regex("((?<=multipart/)" + m_MultipartSubtypesBuilder.ToString() + "|" + "(?<=text/)" + m_TextSubtypesBuilder.ToString() + "|" + "(?<=image/)" + m_ImageSubtypesBuilder.ToString() + "|"+ "(?<=application/)" + m_ApplicationSubtypesBuilder.ToString() + "|"+ "(?<=message/)" + m_MessageSubtypesBuilder.ToString() + "|" + "(?<=audio/)" + m_AudioSubtypesBuilder.ToString() + ")", RegexOptions.Compiled); // This should be called if we want to add functionality in //this method but let base build/compile it base.CompilePattern(); }
By defining theIList<string> m_ApplicationSubtypes; as protected it can be accessed by its child classes which means they could add new application subtypes not needing to rewrite the whole parsing logic. A child implementation might then look something like this:
IList<string> m_ApplicationSubtypes;
Public class ExtendedContentTypeFieldParser:RFC2045.ContentTypeFieldParser { Public override void CompilePattern() { m_ApplicationSubtypes.Add("ms-word"); base.CompilePattern(); } }
Since I first wrote this article a few Issues with the code have surfaced. Among these issues were the one pointed out by fellow coder "Lex1985". It turns out that I had embarrassingly enough forgotten to implement support for embedded messages (message/rfc822).
Embedded messages are essentially messages within a message i.e. there can be any number of messages within another message. This is truly a recursive behaviour. Since an embedded message (message/rfc822) is a type of Multipart-entity, it made me look for a boundary when parsing it from the stream. However a 'Content-Type' header field does not have to have a boundary parameter, it was this assumption that made the code throw an exception stating that it "could not find the mandatory delimiter in multi part entity". Aside from this, the parsing of an embedded message differs from parsing of other multipart entities. An embedded message has as all other entities descriptive 'Content-' headers but they also have their special message headers.
// These are the descriptive content headers of the entity ------_=_NextPart_006_01C7E5C1.06454400 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding:7bit // These are the message headers Received: by server.smithimage.com id email@example.com; Mon, 20 Aug 2007 21:00:36 +0200 Content-class: urn:content-classes:message Subject: VB: Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2007 21:00:28 +0200 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----_=_NextPart_004_01C7E35C.64B60917" Message-ID: <13176CE1A8A2C4428E514E5E603A56C0039BC7@ server.smithimage.com> Thread-Index: AcfjWkdexeNWdEWXRm6O87G7fcacpwAAhhFE References: <13176CE1A8A2C4428E514E5E603A56C06802@ server.smithimage.com> From: "client" <email@example.com> To: firstname.lastname@example.com This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------_=_NextPart_004_01C7E35C.64B60917
This forces the flow of parsing an embedded message to be a bit different from the parsing of a 'normal' multipart entity. When the parser finds a multipart entity with content-type defined as "Content-Type: message/rfc822" it must create a new message and recursively call upon itself. The call-trace of the parsing is as follows:
Content-Type: message/rfc822
public IMimeMailMessage ReadMimeMessage(ref System.IO.Stream dataStream, IEndCriteriaStrategy endOfMessageCriteria)
private string ParseMessage(ref Stream dataStream, ref Message message, IList<rfc822.field> fields)
private string CreateEntity(ref Stream dataStream, ref IMultipartEntity parent, out IEntity entity)
It is within the CreateEntity method we recursively have to call upon ourselves if we come upon a message/rfc822 entity.
private string CreateEntity(ref Stream dataStream, ref IMultipartEntity parent, out IEntity entity) { entity = null; IList<RFC822.Field> fields; int cause = ParseFields(ref dataStream, out fields); if (cause > 0) { foreach (RFC822.Field contentField in fields) { if (contentField is ContentTypeField) { ContentTypeField contentTypeField = contentField as ContentTypeField; if (m_FieldParser.CompositeType.IsMatch (contentTypeField.Type)) { MultipartEntity mEntity = new MultipartEntity(); mEntity.Fields = fields; entity = mEntity; entity.Parent = parent; parent.BodyParts.Add(entity); // It is here we must call upon our self when // finding a multipart entity of type message/rfc822 if (Regex.IsMatch(contentTypeField.Type, "(?i)message") && Regex.IsMatch(contentTypeField.SubType, "(?i)rfc822")) { Message message = new Message(); IList<RFC822.Field> messageFields; cause = ParseFields(ref dataStream, out messageFields); message.Fields = messageFields; mEntity.BodyParts.Add(message); message.Parent = mEntity; if(cause > 0) return ParseMessage(ref dataStream, ref message, messageFields); break; } else { mEntity.Delimiter = ReadDelimiter (ref contentTypeField); return parent.Delimiter; } } else if (m_FieldParser.DescriteType.IsMatch (contentTypeField.Type)) { entity = new Entity(); entity.Fields = fields; entity.Parent = parent; parent.BodyParts.Add(entity); return parent.Delimiter; } } } } return string.Empty; }
It is this recursive call that has been added. However some changes were also needed in the RFC2045.IMIMEMailMessage definition to support embedded messages. The RFC2045.IMIMEMailMessage now looks like this:
public interface IMimeMailMessage : IMailMessage { IDictionary<string, string> Body{} IList<IAttachment> Attachments{} IList<IMimeMailMessage> Messages{} IList<ternateView> Views{} System.Net.Mail.MailMessage ToMailMessage(); }
This design makes it possible to read any number of recursively embedded message e.g.: A recursive MIME message structure like the one below will be possible to access through code. See example.
1Message -1:1Message --1:1:1Message ---1:1:1Message ----etc. Message m = ReadMimeMessage(ref s, endCriteria); string subject = m.Messages[0].Messages[0].Messages[0].Subject;
This article and its code have aimed to explain my attempt of implementing a MIME competent parser which should not be too tightly coupled with the POP3 mail protocol. Hopefully you can use the source completely or partially in your own coding. Although the code is not stable and thoroughly tested and it can most definitely be extensively improved with regard to both architecture and performance. I do however think its overall architecture and idea are worth studying. Also look out for my next article which will describe the implementation of this library in a POP3 compliant client library.
This article, along with any associated source code and files, is licensed under The BSD License
X-Sender: =<firstname.lastname@example.com> X-Receiver: firstname.lastname@example.com MIME-Version: 1.0 From: =<firstname.lastname@example.com> To: firstname.lastname@example.com Reply-To: =<firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 23 Apr 2009 10:57:00 -0400 Subject: Welcome Content-Type: multipart/related; boundary=--boundary_5_e4929a86-1c78-4098-bf1f-c15c2158bcb3; type="text/html"
----boundary_5_e4929a86-1c78-4098-bf1f-c15c2158bcb3 Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-16 Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
----boundary_5_e4929a86-1c78-4098-bf1f-c15c2158bcb3 Content-Type: application/octet-stream Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64 Content-ID: <online_graphic.jpg>
foreach (AlternateView view in Views) { AlternateView aView = new AlternateView(view.ContentStream, view.ContentType.MediaType); message.AlternateViews.Add(aView); }
foreach (AlternateView view in Views) { AlternateView aView = new AlternateView(view.ContentStream, view.ContentType.MediaType); foreach (LinkedResource LR in view.LinkedResources) { aView.LinkedResources.Add(LR); } message.AlternateViews.Add(aView); }
private void LoadViews() { IEnumerator<KeyValuePair<string,string>> enu = Body.GetEnumerator(); while(enu.MoveNext()) { System.IO.MemoryStream stream = new System.IO.MemoryStream(System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(enu.Current.Value)); AlternateView view = new AlternateView(stream, enu.Current.Key); m_Views.Add(view); } }
private void LoadViews() { IEnumerator<KeyValuePair<string,string>> enu = Body.GetEnumerator(); bool AddResource = false; String ResourceName = string.Empty; while(enu.MoveNext()) { System.IO.MemoryStream stream = new System.IO.MemoryStream(System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(enu.Current.Value)); AlternateView view = new AlternateView(stream, enu.Current.Key); foreach (MIMER.RFC2045.Entity part in base.BodyParts) { foreach (MIMER.RFC822.Field field in part.Fields) { if (field.Body.ToString() == "application/octet-stream") { AddResource = true; } else if (AddResource && (field.Name.ToString() == "Content-ID")) { ResourceName = field.Body.ToString().Trim(); if (ResourceName.StartsWith("<") && ResourceName.EndsWith(">")) ResourceName = ResourceName.Substring(1, ResourceName.Length - 2); LinkedResource LR = new LinkedResource(new System.IO.MemoryStream(part.Body), new System.Net.Mime.ContentType("application/octet-stream")); LR.ContentId = ResourceName; view.LinkedResources.Add(LR); AddResource = false; } } } m_Views.Add(view); } }
Return-Path: <email@example.com> Received: from xxx.xxx.com by aba.aba.com for firstname.lastname@example.com; Thu, 08 Jan 2009 10:10:58 -0800 Message-ID: <email@example.com> Date: Thu, 08 Jan 2009 10:10:58 -0800 From: firstname.lastname@example.com Organization: -------------- X-Mailer: --------- MIME-Version: 1.0 To: --------------------- Subject: Outer Subject X-Priority: NORMAL Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <email@example.com> Received: from -----InnerMessage has Started and has innerReturn Path Message-ID: <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: Thu, 08 Jan 2009 08:29:20 -0800 From: firstname.lastname@example.com Organization: InnerOrganizaton X-Mailer: ----------------- MIME-Version: 1.0 To: --------------- Subject: VM InnerSubject X-Priority: NORMAL Content-Type: audio/x-wav Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64 Content-Disposition: inline; filename="filename.WAV" UklGRuQODgBXQVZFZm10IBAAAAABAAEAQB8AAIA+AAACABAAZGF0YcAODgAE----StartOfInnerINLineMessageEncoding
private static string ToString(byte[] data, Encoding enc) { return enc.GetString(data); }
private void LoadBody(Entity parent) { if (parent is MultipartEntity) { MultipartEntity mpe = parent as MultipartEntity; foreach (Entity child in mpe.BodyParts) { if(child != parent && !(child is Message)) LoadBody(child); } } ContentTypeField contentTypeField = null; ContentDispositionField contentDispositionField = null; foreach (RFC822.Field field in parent.Fields) { if (field is ContentTypeField) { ContentTypeField contentField = field as ContentTypeField; if (contentField.Type.ToLower().Equals("text")) { contentTypeField = contentField; } } if (field is ContentDispositionField) { contentDispositionField = field as ContentDispositionField; } } if (contentTypeField != null && (contentDispositionField == null || contentDispositionField.Disposition.ToLower().Equals("inline"))) { Encoding enc = Encoding.ASCII; if (contentTypeField.Parameters.ContainsKey("charset")) { enc = Encoding.GetEncoding(contentTypeField.Parameters["charset"]); } string text = ToString(parent.Body, enc); m_Body.Add(contentTypeField.Type + "/" + contentTypeField.SubType, text); } }
public override void Parse(ref IList<MIMER.RFC822.Field> fields, ref string fieldString) { if (!IsCompiled()) CompilePattern(); if(fields.Count == 0) base.Parse(ref fields, ref fieldString); foreach (RFC822.Field field in fields) { if(m_EncodedWord.IsMatch(field.Body)) { string charset = m_Charset.Match(field.Body).Value; string text = m_EncodedText.Match(field.Body).Value; string encoding = m_Encoding.Match(field.Body).Value; Encoding enc = Encoding.GetEncoding(charset); byte[] bar; if (encoding.ToLower().Equals("q")) { bar = m_QPDecoder.Decode(ref text); } else { bar = m_B64decoder.Decode(ref text); } bar = Encoding.Convert(enc, m_TargetEncoding, bar); text = m_TargetEncoding.GetString(bar); field.Body = Regex.Replace(field.Body, m_EncodedWordPattern, text); field.Body = field.Body.Replace('_', ' '); } } }
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Hello RIU. Can anyone share with me how they set up their ebb and flow system and controller. My question is do you have to use some sort of level control switch or can you just time your pumps to control your level? I am looking at a 24 plant- 2 gallon bucket on the floor setup. Thanks for any help!!
you dont have to use a float but it helps, too many mishaps without it. aqua hub do a kit but you can copy it too. if you google diy ebb n flow controller there are a few. hope this helps
A controller for ebb/flow is a waste. You use a fitting that pumps water in at the bottom of the container, you add a second fitting that starts overflow when the water gets to desired level. Then when the pump stops it all drains back through the bottom of the tank that was initially pumping water in. The fittings cost about $2/(ebb/flow)
Thanks for the feedback. If i understand you correctly, what you describe is how to flood a table with the resevoir below it. What I mean is something similar to a CAP ebb and grow system where a 55 gallon drum is used as a res and each individual bucket sits on the floor. In my digging I found a great link to the exact information I was looking for and the reason I started this thread. If anyone else is trying to figure out how to make a DIY controller check out this guys thread. Seems like a winner to me. http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=92963
i got the same set up and u dont even need those controllers.i just put a timer on each pump acording to how long i want that pump to fill or drain. SET IT,AND FORGET IT! LOL
So you dont agree with stinky that just using pumps and timers is an accident waiting to happen? Thanks for your response, this is exactly the debate i was hoping for.
I believe it is an ebb and flow system. Here is a link to the system Im trying to copy. http://www.horticulturesource.com/c...4490/?osCsid=24fe3cb10e503e58bbb1df367bfcad33
Me personaly, the controller makes me way more nervious. I mean when is the last time u had a digital timer take a shit on u? Id bet my bottom dollar that a brand new timer vs. A controller, the timer wins every time as far as relieable,consistancy,simplicity,and of course life spand and a malfuction factor. I got a system from rasta grow and the controller sukd!!! My buddy got a cap.junk! In my opinion its just mor exact with the timer. Like i said, just my opinion.
Yea i seen the pic and i got the same thing.if i knew what i know now i could have saved a few bucks n put my own shit together from home depot. But yea, i say screw that controller.its just easier for me to use the timers,and makes me feel better about a disaster not happening.
Thanks alot man. Sounds like you've learned from experience. Now, you still use the controller bucket as a place to put your drain pump right? If so how many lines would i need to run out of the controller bucket for a 24 bucket system? Just a sidenote but do you have any idea what the dispensaries are charging a gram down in the 313?
Yea u still need the controller bucket,just dont plug it in tho.i got 4 hose's running from the controller,and 6 in each row.24 buckets.
Perfect. Thanks again. I dont even have the controller yet so nothing to plug in. If its not necessary, I may not get it. Thanks for the info on the tubing, I needed that too. By the way what size and type hosing do you use? Flexible or PVC?
Half ich hose.look up rasta grow n give em a call. They build there own systems and u can custom order.u can get 24 buckets w/ all the fittings for like $150.u can also tell em to send u a cotroller bucket w/out the actual controller or floats.jus the bucket w/the 4 outlet plugs. Rastagrow.com
Without a controller that has float switch you are not in control and time is not on your side. good luck
Thanks for the input. I believe we are now tied. Two people say level controllers are a must and two say not necessary. Have you had experience running this system?

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"Manic Depression" | ||||
Song by the Jimi Hendrix Experience from the album Are You Experienced | ||||
Released | May 12, 1967 | (UK)|||
Recorded | De Lane Lea Studios, London, March 29, 1967 | |||
Genre | Psychedelic rock[1] | |||
Length | 3:30 | |||
Label | Track Records (no. 612-001) | |||
Writer | Jimi Hendrix | |||
Producer | Chas Chandler | |||
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"Manic Depression" is a song written by Jimi Hendrix and recorded by the Jimi Hendrix Experience in 1967. Music critic William Ruhlmann describes the lyrics as "more an expression of romantic frustration than the clinical definition of manic depression."[1] The song is performed in an uptempo triple metre (3
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The original Hendrix performance of "Manic Depression" was used in a climax of season 4 of 1980s TV series Moonlighting while Bruce Willis's character violently destroys a BMW sports car, symbolic of his frustrations over co-star Cybill Shepherd's character.
- ^ a b c Ruhlmann, William. "Jimi Hendrix/ The Jimi Hendrix Experience: Manic Depression – Song Review". AllMusic. Rovi Corp. Retrieved August 21, 2014.
- ^ a b Experience Hendrix: The Best of Jimi Hendrix Transcribed Scorres. Hal Leonard Corporation. 1998. p. 115. ISBN 978-0-7935-9144-2.
- ^ "Song Search Results for Manic Depression". AllMusic. Rovi Corp. Retrieved August 21, 2014.


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In the years following the U.S. invasion, the Afghan capital teemed with Americans and Europeans. Most of them moved in with the security forces and the United Nations. Others, like Sarah Takesh, came to Kabul for a very different reason - to start businesses. In 2003, just a year after the U.S. invasion, Takesh set up a clothing company, employing Afghan women to embroider skirts and tops. She was optimistic about Afghanistan, as were most Afghans. But by 2008, it felt dangerous.
SARAH TAKESH: In Kabul, security was disintegrating and it turned into this, like, sort of wild scene of kidnappings and all kinds of craziness.
MARTIN: Takesh spoke to us from Dubai where she now lives. She said that craziness seemed distant from own life until an acquaintance of hers was kidnapped.
TAKESH: You always imagined that these kidnappings occurred in a way that was very sort of quasi-civilized...
TAKESH: ...where people were just put in a room and given some bad food and they just waited out their period until someone rescued them in some way. But it turns out that he was kept in a hole under the ground. And what these lunatics had done was dug a hole in a yard. They had dropped him in there.
And, a week or two before, the son of a banker in Kabul had also been picked up by the same gang. So he was put into this whole that wasn't more than like a few feet in either direction. And they basically buried them alive in this hole. And these people almost suffocated to death down there.
MARTIN: Wow. I want to ask you more about that earlier time, but first to back up even more. Your family is originally from Iran but you were raised in California.
TAKESH: Yes.
MARTIN: You have an MBA from Berkeley. You could've written your ticket to anywhere. Why Afghanistan?
TAKESH: Well, I always had like love of intrepid travel and had gone to all kinds of weird places that I would manage to get myself to. And seeing Central Asia for the first time, seeing the CARICOM Highway and the Old Silk Road, and seeing this medley of (unintelligible) and strange cultural influences mixing the way they did in this old, like, land of Shangri-La, like, completely put a spell on me. And I wanted to - I just wanted to be there.
MARTIN: So you move to Kabul. You start this business. It was kind of a heavy, optimistic time in those first years after the U.S. invasion. There were all kinds of entrepreneurs like yourself who were trying to make a go of it. You ended up getting this contract with the U.S. government to manufacture uniforms for the Afghan National Security Forces. So this was a big operation you had developed.
TAKESH: It grew. It grew. It was so blessed for a long period of time. It was really wonderful. And a lot of the officers that were minding our work were very happy with us because they saw that we were making a really sincere effort at reinvesting into the local industry, trying to engender something out of all of this.
MARTIN: You ended up selling your business.
TAKESH: Yes.
MARTIN: You moved to Dubai to start a family. Has it been a hard transition for you? I mean you were financially invested in Afghanistan. But more than that, you were emotionally invested in this place.
TAKESH: In the early days of being in Dubai, I was pretty much just going crazy. These two cities could not be more different from each other in a lot of ways. You've got the Persian Gulf and the like sort of oil tankers out there and the sort of dead, dead, dead desert energy here. And then you have like Afghanistan, which is one of the most intoxicating, special places that anyone has ever seen - even under the circumstances that we were experiencing it, with all the violence and everything.
MARTIN: You went to Afghanistan in the first place because you had this entrepreneurial, adventurous kind of spirit. But in the end, I mean you built this business, you were investing in Afghanistan's future. I wonder now, as the U.S. and international troops are leaving, do you think the impact that you made there and other internationals, by building businesses, do you think that will sustain?
TAKESH: I think that something has changed there once and for all. People are very saddened by it. They think that, oh my God, everything is a disaster, that places is a complete lost cause, everything we spent there is a complete waste. It is absolutely not true. What I've observed on my own, the money that got poured into that country - even though a lot of the actual deliberate projects that were instituted, many of them sort of didn't go anywhere. All the money that went in that country and stirred the place up and made it boomtown for a few years, and in a very chaotic, unintentional way affected the lives of so many hundreds of thousands of people.
And the young people there, the young people, a lot of them had an opportunity to make money, to go to school, and they are now a little older and they're connected. They're connected by the Internet. And that connectivity, you can't reverse that. You've just transformed an entire generation of people.
MARTIN: Sarah Takesh, she started a clothing line and manufacturing company in Kabul, Afghanistan.
Thank you so much for talking with us, Sarah.
TAKESH: Thank you, Rachel.
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Shrimp and Chorizo Sandwich
Author Notes: I'm either incredibly lazy or just addicted to my laptop. Once I get settled in at the food52 office, I have a hard time breaking from my daily three-part fix -- Twitter, Chartbeat, and my in-box -- to walk more than 5 blocks for lunch. Which is reason 397 why I love our new office. We're close to Taralucci e Vino, Eataly, and a great Korean soup place, and we're just a few steps from 'wichcraft, Tom Colicchio's sandwich chain, where I've tasted nearly everything on the menu. One item that I like to have as a warm-up to the peanut butter creamwich is the shrimp-and-chorizo sandwich with aioli.
Multiple, focused "tastings" have allowed me to decipher the sandwich's ingredients -- shrimp, chorizo, garlic mayonnaise, scallion, and arugula -- and reassemble it in my kitchen. What I've discovered is that the sandwich is extra good if eaten while the shrimp are still warm. My friend Joe, whom I venture to lunch with now and then, says I should write a column called "The Counterfeit Cook" because I'm always studying restaurant recipes to replicate them at home. Thus, the Counterfeit Cook lunch series begins -- like right this minute -- and will be a short series, since i don't want to have to walk too far. - Amanda Hesser
Serves 2
- 1 pound small or medium shrimp, peeled
- 1/2 cup dried chorizo (I use Palacios), cut into 1/8-inch cubes
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
- 1 large clove garlic, crushed and chopped
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- 2 small scallions, thinly sliced
- 2 handfuls baby arugula
- 4 ciabatta or kaiser rolls
- Bring a medium saucepan filled with heavily salted water to a boil. Add the shrimp and turn off the heat. Let the shrimp rest in the water for 3 minutes, then cut into one shrimp to see if it's cooked -- it should be just cooked and still springy. If they're cooked, drain and rinse the shrimp under cold water for 15 seconds (to cool them just slightly). If not, let them continue poaching until cooked through. Slice the cooked shrimp into 1/4-inch pieces.
- Meanwhile, cut the chorizo -- I like to cut it into quarters lengthwise, and then crosswise into 1/8-inch slices.
- Make the aioli: in a bowl, whisk together the mayonnaise, garlic, and lemon (feel free to add more lemon, and salt, if desired).
- In a large mixing bowl, combine the shrimp, chorizo, scallions, and half the aioli. Fold together. Taste and adjust seasoning, adding more aioli as needed.
- Slice open the rolls. Spoon on the shrimp salad. Top with arugula and the top halves of the rolls. Pack up in your lunch box!
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4 months ago RJ
This sandwich transported us to another season and place last night. January in New England usually calls for something of substance like a cassoulet or stew or choucroute, but lacking the time and the ingredients we opted for this sandwich coupled with a bowl of green lentil soup. It was a sublime and easy Sunday supper that evoked memories of summer and warm sun. We toasted the bread and brushed it with rosemary infused olive oil first. It was wonderful.
4 months ago
Amanda Hesser
Amanda is a co-founder of Food52.
Thanks for your comment -- happy you liked it!
11 months ago Gaia Goodness Natural Foods
All I have to say is, YES PLEASE!! I've had a craving for shrimp salad but wasn't motivated to make my own. The chorizo is motivating me now. Will give it a try. Sounds delish!
over 1 year ago Loves Food Loves to Eat
I've been wanting to make this since you posted it two years ago...but it's not easy finding dry cured chorizo. Finally found some last night and can't wait to make this!!
over 1 year ago
Amanda Hesser
Amanda is a co-founder of Food52.
Glad you were able to track it down -- I want the full report!
almost 2 years ago GSmodden
I decided to make my own mayo for the first time and added a teaspoon of chipotles in adobo sauce. Even considering the extra effort it took to make the mayo, this was a really easy dinner to put together on a weeknight. Thanks!
over 2 years ago NikkoT
i'd like to ask how long can the spread/filling keep in the fridge, and what might be the best way to store it. thanks!
over 2 years ago
Amanda Hesser
Amanda is a co-founder of Food52.
It will last at least 3 days if kept in a tightly sealed plastic container.
over 2 years ago NikkoT
thanks so much :)
about 3 years ago Tarragon
This was probably the best shrimp salad I ever had. The whole package - shrimp, chorizo, aoili, arugula, fresh rolls - was more than the sum of its parts. My husband, a big shrimp lover, was duly impressed. And, although, as Amanda noted, the sandwiches were best when they were freshly made and the shrimp were still slightly warm, I had enough left over for one sandwich on the following day, and it was great too.
almost 4 years ago laureljd
It was sooo good!
almost 4 years ago laureljd
Irish auto chef, I know the soyrizo you're talking about - I'm thinking this is going to be my lunch tomorrow!
almost 4 years ago irish auto chef 1950
Sounds great and easy too! i found a soy chorizo at safeway in the salad section that makes a great add on to tacos, and it is great. i will definitely make this for my wife and me real soon
almost 4 years ago NM Expats
We do a similar thing with shrimp, andouille & remoulade sauce. Delightful on a crusty homemade french loaf.


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PTEN: Patterson-UTI Looks Poised to Profit from Oil's Ultimate Rise
The following is a reprint of my January 17, 2008 RealMoney column.
For the last several months, as most of us were complaining about the price of oil at the pump, oil drillers like Patterson-UTI (PTEN), Helmerich & Payne (HP), Grey Wolf (GW - Annual Report) and Unit Corp. (UNT) have been seeing customers push back on the rates they charge for operating rigs. Morgan Keegan analyst J. Michael Drickamer described the fourth quarter as "choppy."
The latest PPI report backs up that assessment. Despite the rising oil price, price increases for drilling equipment have been quite constrained – in the mid single digits compared to a year ago.
Year/Year Price Change for Oil and Gas Equipment
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics
Helmerich & Payne has survived the choppiness relatively unscathed, as its FlexRig design is more efficient than traditional rigs and is allowing for higher dayrates. Patterson has been the dog of the group, shedding nearly half its value over the last two years.
From a perfunctory look at valuation using traditional measures such as P/E or Price/Book, Helmerich & Payne and Unit look like the cheapest stocks, while Grey Wolf has the best growth potential. The momentum is clearly with HP, and I wouldn't blame anyone for wanting to let that winner ride.
Price/2008 Earnings |
5-year Growth Est. |
Price/Book |
Free cash flow yield |
9.4 |
10% |
2.2 |
11.1 |
18% |
1.6 |
3.5% |
10.9 |
7% |
1.7 |
7.5% |
7.5 |
9% |
1.6 |
Source: Yahoo! Finance, William A. Trent
But Helmerich's success has come at a significant cost, with capital expenditures exceeding the cash flow provided by operating activities over at least the last four years (free cash flow has been negative). It has made up this gap by piling on half a billion in new debt. Unit has been in similar straits. Thus, my preferred valuation metric of free cash flow yield (free cash flow divided by enterprise value) is rendered meaningless for these companies. Suddenly, the lower P/E multiples start to make sense.
There are several reasons I like looking at the free cash flow yield. For one thing, doing so avoids some of the most common earnings management ploys. For another, cash represents the real money the company has available for growth, acquisitions, dividends and share repurchases.
And Patterson has been doing plenty of share repurchases. During the three months ended September 30, 2007, the company purchased 2,275,000 shares of its common stock and the Board has authorized approximately $200 million more for repurchases. These buybacks have reduced the share count from 170 million in the first nine months of 2006 to 156 million in the same period of 2007. That is a 10% gain in earnings per share for any given level of net income.
Unfortunately, the net income has been declining due to the lower rig utilization. This is not expected to reverse soon, as analysts are currently expecting revenue to decline a further 5% in 2008. That's an improvement from the 17.6% decline in 2007, though, so value investors may want to start looking for the bottom around here. The big fear, of course, is the economy. If demand for oil slows, will prices collapse?
I don't think so. For one thing, most commodity cycles are driven by supply rather than demand. While a reduction in economic activity may have a short term impact and keep a lid on prices, the longer-term outlook is still driven by long-term economic growth and the growth in supply. If $100 oil doesn't bring new rigs on line, eventually the demand will catch back up to supply and the price of oil will go higher.
The latest inventory data notwithstanding, oil inventories are at a historically low level relative to sales. A downturn would allow inventories to be rebuilt to something in line with the historical average, but in the long term supply – not demand – will dictate price.
Oil Stocks: Days Sales in Inventory (Including SPR)
Source: Energy Information Administration, compiled by William A. Trent
A recent Howard Simons article on what really moves energy stocks showed that Patterson is one of the most sensitive names to crude oil prices, natural gas prices, and even the crack spread. Little of that has applied in the last two years, of course. But it might be well worth speculating that in the long term, Patterson again benefits from the higher energy prices.
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I am working on a problem involving force between two loops of current. The problem is to prove the for any arbitrary loops of current, Newtons third law holds true. I understand the basics of the approach but I am having trouble seeing why a term goes to zero. The basic setup is to use the Biot-Savart law to predict the field of a segment of the current loop then to use the Lorentz force law to predict the force acting on a segment of the second loop. This has the form, $$d\mathbf{F}_{12}=\frac{\mu_0 I_1 I_2}{4\pi s^3}(d\mathbf{l_1}\times(d\mathbf{l_2}\times \mathbf{s}))$$ Which when simplified by the triple-product and integrated gives the following form, $$ \mathbf{F}_{12}=\frac{\mu_0 I_1 I_2}{4\pi s^2}(\oint\oint d\mathbf{l_2}(d\mathbf{l_1}\cdot \hat{s}) -\oint\oint\hat{s}(d\mathbf{l_1}\cdot d\mathbf{l_2}))$$ Its easy enough to see right from here that F12=-F21 just by the fact that you pick up a minus sign by switching the separation vector. So in that sense the problem is solved, at least from what I see right now. However I was looking in the Griffiths EM and apparently the first term on the left cancels out somehow and I can't figure why. (Problem 5.49) Any suggestions?
a couple of things. 1. s can't be pulled out of the integrals. 2. look at this term: $$ \mathbf{F}_{12}=\frac{\mu_0 I_1 I_2}{4\pi}\oint\oint d\mathbf{l_2}\left( d\mathbf{l_1}\cdot \frac{\hat{s}}{s^2}\right) $$ then realize that if we do the integral over loop 1 first, we have $$ \oint d\mathbf{l_1}\cdot \frac{\hat{s}}{s^2} = \oint d_1\frac{1}{s} = 0. $$ where the subscript on 1 means i'm treating all the terms associated with loop 1 as variables and freezing all terms associated with loop 2. Just remember [itex] \nabla f \cdot d\mathbf{r} = df [/itex] and you're integrating over a loop that starts and end at the same place.
please could you explain why the integral over loop 1 is zero? I'm struggling to see your method.. :/
Theres an important identity involving one of the terms. Once you use that identity, you can deduce by divergence theorem that the entire term for loop 1 vanishes.
So if there is a loop current in a start say 10 light years away and I switch on a loop current in the earth now the Newtons third law holds true. Please, prove it with integrals and divergence theorem. By the way I did not see any t (time) variable in your formulae.
Alva, the Biot Savart law uses the magnetostatic approximation. It doesn't apply in the far field and there is no time. This is a standard approximation, but it is an approximation.


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Haha, I'm like 17 so I'm exaggerating about my age. Dressage is awesome. The difficulty depends on the horse. Eg, Barcoo's a rat and so I use every muscle in my body as strong as I can to get him to do anything, while Hocus is super sensitive and just a squeeze of a bum cheek can get her scooting sideways. Maybe dressage lessons would benefit a saddle horse rider? Probably work the other way around too
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And thanks haha, I did the real thing today. Tried out a new dressage horse for the second time. Two hours of riding and I'm stuffed LOL. Am getting slack in my old age! I felt so proud - first (on purpose) decent half pass on the dressage mare today!
That sounds like pretty good exercise for you! It doesn't seem like it but stuff like that uses so many muscles haha. Ohhhh, what's a running walk? Forgive me, haha I have like zero knowledge of gaited horses.
Ohhh that's not much food! But at least it seems to be fairly healthy =] Mine was "Up And Go" for breaky, lasagne and potato bake for lunch and risotto for dinner. - 10-09-2010 03:24 AM - permalinkellygraceeeOhhh your soup sounds so good! =D It sounds like you did some pretty good eating! So far today I've had a steak pie, a burrito, an 'Up And Go' drink (pretty much two Weetbix blended with milk and Milo) and I have no idea what's for tea.
Oh awesome =] It must be fun to ride a saddle horse - I don't think we have gaited horses at all around here. My exercise was racing horses on my PS2 - the cracked bone in my back is playing up (wild jumping pony took a 40cm jump at a flat gallop and overjumped by a mile) so I'm taking it easy for a while.
Haha, lucky! I wish we had 5 days off school. We're one week back and we're already counting down to formal/grad. 30 days of school to go... - 10-06-2010 03:27 AM - permalinkellygraceeeGood luck with your tests! =] I'm sure you'll do a fantastic job. Ooh, the volleyball practise sounds tough, but fun. My exercise today was zilch. It's just too hot and if I don't turn that air con on soon I'll die! D:
Ohh and my food for the day was Weetbix mixed with Mango yoghurt instead of milk for brekky, a salad (lettuce, strausberg sausage, ham, chinese noodles and sweet chilli sauce) and I'm not sure about tea yet. How'd your soup go? Do you make your own or just heat up a can? I love the homemade stuff but Campbells have some pretty good soups. - 10-06-2010 03:24 AM - permalinkellygraceeeBlahhh skim milk! It's just real milk with water added... haha. Good on you for attempting to change.
It's hard to stay "good" though and especially keeping to serving sizes. I find the recommended serving sizes are just too much food. I feel full after just about half a serving. Your food for the day sounds pretty good if that's what you consider not doing so well! The salad at lunch sounds good - I had one too. Yum yum! - 10-05-2010 02:36 AM - permalinkellygraceeeHaha, I know a lot of horses like that! My old (now retired) competition horse used to be so rough. He'd change leads in the rear feet every two strides when working at home.
It sounds like you did quite a bit of exercise, especially with the volleyball game. If you need a daily workout, I've got a book that you might like. It's 'Ultimate Equestrian Workouts' or some such thing. I'll find it later. It's fantastic. It's got all these workouts and exercises designed for riders. It explains why you need each one to become a better rider and stuff like that. It's my bible. Haha, I'm in love with a book. My workout today is going to consist of the book's 30min workout, a ride on MrJosephine and trotting stirrupless on MrBarcoo before going for a walk. - 10-05-2010 02:36 AM - permalinkellygraceeeOh well done! That's so great! =]
Oh the Ned Kelly pie is fantastic haha So addictive though D: It sounds like your healthy eating is going pretty good too, minus the sherbet but we've gotta have something a bit naughty ;) It's tasty stuff though. What kind of milk do you drink? It's great stuff! Nice and yummy and great for the bones! I love the kind that's only 2% fat but tastes like real milk not the watered down stuff.
My eating today was alright. I think I maxed out just about everything. For breakky I had pasta with chicken sauce. Then lunch was a coffee milk and pasta bolognaise. I think for tea I'm having steak, brocoli, potato and honey carrots with bread and butter pudding for desert. I think that's 4 serves of rice/grain/bread, 2 serves of meat, 1 serve of fats/sweets, 1 serve of dairy and 3 serves of fruit/veg. - 10-04-2010 04:18 AM - permalinkellygraceeeHaha sorry, my friend kept it all for herself...
Oh that's good! Yay for fruit! Possibly undereating though if that's all you ate. =] It could depend on the amount of grapes, and how big the pizza was.
My diet for the day consisted of 1 piece of cake, a Ned Kelly pie (pastry filled with steak,onion, egg and melted cheese), a banana and for dinner, I'll be having pasta with chicken. I did 45 minutes on my AbCirclePro and two hours worth of stretching and muscle building. I was considering riding Joe but then thought "I slept at 2am, woke up at 5:30am by a jackhammer and have been working my butt off all day. Horsie will die a very slow death if he plays up" so I left it for the day. I was thinking about riding tonight with the lights on and trying rising trot without stirrups and cantering in a jockey position - apparently fantastic for toning legs!
Haha, volleyball is so much fun. It must be great exercise. Good luck with your game! =]
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Tuticorin: National Institute of Communicable Diseases, Plague Surveillance Unit, Bangalore, in association with Port Health Organization, Tuticorin, organised a training–cum– demonstration on prevention and control of rodent-borne diseases here on Wednesday.
Deputy Chairman of Tuticorin Port Trust A. Subbiah said the programme was aimed at raising awareness about the transmission of rodent-borne diseases and working on ways to control the intermingling and plague epidemic.
"TPT handles foodgrains of about 1.95 lakh tonnes of refined sugar and 1.15 lakh tonnes of maize and raw sugar on average every year. Therefore the necessity of taking precautionary measures and mounting surveillance on the port premises with the assistance of NICD arises where the shipment of food grains is a common phenomenon" Mr. Subbiah said. He spoke on how methodically the measures of controlling and the fumigation had to be taken to curb the propagation of harmful insects in the vicinity. Port Health Organisation would take care of surveillance, prevention and control of rodent borne diseases.
Dr. Shyamlal Biswas, Joint Director and Head, NICD, Plague Surveillance Unit, Bangalore, demonstrated the thrust area of plague to take precautionary measures. "Port Health Organization (PHO) is in the process of issuing Ship Sanitation Control and Control Exemption certificates which is valid for six months in all major ports in the world," M. Maheswari, Port Health Officer, Tuticorin, said.
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Polish Cannon injured!
Janokowski has reportedly injured his hamstring, and may have to be shutdown for awhile. Meanwhile, the Raiders are trying out kickers. I only bring this up because without Jano, the Raiders would not have beaten the Texans. I know, too little, too late to help Kubes and the boys.
Also, Boller is slated to start, which I think is a great move by Hue Jackson, since it will allow Palmer 3 weeks of practice before playing since the Raiders have a bye next week.
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They are pretty much already in field goal range with a touchback off the kickoff with this guy
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Too bad he wasnt "Out" of the Texans game .....
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I doubt it .... Dude had 4 FG's three of which were beyond 50 yards (54 , 55 , 50 & 42). Most kickers are gonna miss one of three from that distance.
One miss means the Texans dont need a TD late , just a FG and they were well in range for that.
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Let's say they don't go for one of the field goals and decide to punt. Punt returner fumbles or offense has a turnover and they could be in position to still kick a field goal from a much shorter distance or get a td. Or their defense stops us and we punt, they get a long return. Texans played poorly enough that neither one of those scenarios are far fetched. So we can agree to disagree. I've seen the texans come up short in all kinds of games and i am convinced they'd have found another way to lose that game. |
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I prefer Polish Howitzer. I've never seen a kicker take one step and bomb a 55 yard FG. Of course if he took anymore steps, he may fail a sobriety test.
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Just rub some GHB on it and you won't feel a thing.
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I refer to him as "the mule". Every time the raiders went to kick, I'd turn to my wife and say "bring in the mule"......don't know why it's funny to me for some reason.
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Santigold arrived on stage at House of Blues Anaheim a quirky queen of electro-pop and hip-hop, accompanied by her courtesans, two stone-faced dancers who hailed her with glittering gold pompoms and caught her as she faux-fainted at mid-stage à la the Godfather of Soul his own bad self.
It was an entrance with a capital E, in other words, and for the next 75 minutes or so the cheerful artiste, her amazing SG1 dancers and her tight three-piece band delivered a terrific set – 21 songs drawn from her two albums, including the just-released Master of My Make-Believe, as well as a handful of her collaborations with others: Jay-Z, Major Lazer, M.I.A.
There's never been any doubt about the infectious delights of the music made by the woman born Santi White. Mashing up everything from hip-hop and dub to '80s New Wave and electro-pop, the music is a wild mix of sounds. But the thing you don't really get until you see her live is just what a visual treat her entertainment is.
She's talked before about the importance she places on the overall look of her act, and on Thursday that attention to detail was evident in everything from the knee socks and odd hats worn by the guys in her band to the costume changes and choreography Santigold and her dancers delivered all night long.
The set kicked off with the pairing of opening tracks off her first two albums. From the new one came "Go!," the leadoff lines of which ("people want my power and they want my station") delivered a sassy note of defiance that saw Santigold dancing around the stage to the song's tribal rhythms. Following that came "L.E.S. Artistes" from 2008's Santogold, its almost melancholy lyrics buoyed by a bouncing beat and percussive handclaps.
From there she was off, moving seamlessly between the old, the new and the slightly obscure. "Lights Out," with its gentler vocals, could have been an '80s hit for a group like the Go-Go's. "God from the Machine" saw the SG1 girls playing martial rhythms on marching drums. Asking the sold-out crowd if anyone had her 2008 mixtape with DJ Diplo, she dusted off "Get It Up," a collaboration with M.I.A. from that project.
Did we mention there were costume changes? After emerging with everyone in outfits of turquoise, neon yellow and white, Santigold darted off six songs later, as did two members of her band. The dancers quick-changed from fringed shorts into get-ups reminiscent of formal black-and-white maid uniforms. Santi returned in complementary bloomers with her band mates inside a two-person horse costume, and everyone danced – hoofing it! – for the remainder of the song.
We're not entirely sure about the significance of the horse. But we liked it.
Other highlights included new songs "The Keepers," with lyrics reminiscent of Talking Heads ("while we sleep in America, our house is burning down"), and the ballad "This Isn't Our Parade," which created a slow, evocative mood. Older material such as "Creator" and "Shove It" got big responses from the crowd.
After one more costume change – this time into something that looked like a cross between Public Enemy's security guys (for the dancers) and what might have been a Cleopatra-inspired pantsuit for Santigold – the main set wrapped up with "Big Mouth," the recent video of which seems to include a dig at Lady Gaga, another performer who knows her way around a good visual.
Popping back on stage for an encore, Santigold smiled as happily as she had all night – in contrast to SG1 girls Moni-Jo and Des De La, who never once broke out of their blank-faced characters – and sent us home with one of her best tunes, "You'll Find a Way."
The night opened with a six-song set from Charli XCX, a young British singer who works a sort of goth-pop vein that fits nicely alongside Santigold's '80s influences. The sound mix wasn't good, but on songs such as "Stay Away" and "Nuclear Seasons" you could hear the potential that landed her support spots on this stateside tour and later this summer with Coldplay in Europe.
Setlist: Santigold at House of Blues Anaheim, May 31, 2012
Main set: Go! / L.E.S. Artistes / Lights Out / Say Aha / God from the Machine / Get It Up / Hold the Line / Disparate Youth / This Isn't Our Parade / Anne / The Keepers / Creator / Freak Like Me / Starstruck / Brooklyn We Go Hard / Shove It / Look at These Hoes / Fame / Big Mouth
Encore: Unstoppable / You'll Find a Way
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