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December 27th, 2011
Although we've come to the end of the road, still Adele we can't let you go. We've reached 2011's closing hour and now it is time: b3sci presents it's Top 50 Albums of 2011. No one's even come close to having the year Adele's had. The most albums sold in a single year since 2004, […]
December 26th, 2011
2011. What wasn't to love? The rise of weirdo R&B, the fall of chillwave, the end of R.E.M. We started the construction of this list over a month ago. One truly epic and extensive Google spreadsheet later, we arrived at this Top 50. We sorted and sorted and sorted, listened through a TON OF STUFF, […]
Afrojack – London (Original Mix)
December 26th, 2011
Afrojack goes so heavy on this new heater for "London". Listen. Afrojack – London (Original Mix) Afrojack (Official) (Facebook) Rating 8.4
Mount Kimbie – Before I Move Off (Star Slinger Refix)
December 26th, 2011
Our dude Star Slinger let this sharp little mix off over the Christmas holiday, a re-do of a Mount Kimbie track from 2010. Slinger pitches up the vocals, throws down the roll of the rhythm track, and wraps it up neatly into a nice synced up instrumental. We like it. Mount Kimbie – Before I […]
B3SCI Interviews Lucy Rose + New Track, Driving Home for Christmas
December 23rd, 2011
Lucy Rose let loose on this festive take on the Chris Rae classic "Driving Home for Christmas." It's sure to put you in the holiday mood. And for perfect reading while you're listening, B3SCI recently had the chance to catch up with the budding songstress to talk about her musical wish-lists as well as gathered […]
GIVEAWAY: New Year's Eve @ The Satellite, L.A. with The Henry Clay People, RACES, LA Font and more!
December 23rd, 2011
LA music lovers and scene aficionados get psyched for New Year's Eve at The Satellite! One night, two years, watch The Henry Clay People, RACES, LA Font and more perform on the legendary stage. B3SCI is gonna help you celebrate 2011 and ring in the New Year by giving away a pair of tickets to […]
B3SCI STAFF PICKS: Top 10 Albums of 2011
December 21st, 2011
2011, it's been real! To kick off our b3sci 2011 year end coverage, we start with Top 10 albums lists from each of b3science's seven contributors. (We'll detail our overall site picks in the next few days). 2011. Troy: 01. Drake – Take Care 02. The Weeknd – House of Balloons 03. M83 – Hurry […]
The Weeknd – D.D.
December 21st, 2011
Echoes of Silence is here. Here's a sample in the form of a reimagining of MJ's "Dirty Diana". The Weeknd – D.D. The Weeknd (Official) (Twitter) Rating 8.7
Capital Cities – Holiday (Madonna)
December 21st, 2011
You know it's that time of year. That time to spread Christmas cheer, yell "ho ho ho", and do synth pop covers of Madonna songs. The tree is trimmed. We're feeling fine. Time to turn this shit up. "Holiday". Capital Cities – Holiday (Madonna) Capital Cities (Official) (Facebook) Rating: 8.2
Quadron – Ex-Factor (Lauryn Hill)
December 20th, 2011
This cover of LH's "Ex-Factor" by Quadron is about as sick as it gets; an all-time fave song covered by an all-time fave artist. Our girl Coco can't be touched. Really good. Quadron – Ex-Factor (Lauryn Hill) Quadron (Facebook) (Myspace) Rating 9.2
Florence + The Machine – No Light, No Light (Dave Sitek Remix)
December 20th, 2011
Sitek dude on the remix. Here it's Florence's turn with her latest "No Light, No Light". Something about Sitek's rhythmic deconstruction and Florence's urgent melody works here. We're not usually into Sitek's remixes but this "No Light" mix gets a co-sign from us. -signed, b3sci squad, b3sci team. Florence + The Machine – No Light, […]
Big K.R.I.T. – Moon & Stars (Clams Casino Remix)
December 20th, 2011
Clams takes it all the way back on this mix for K.R.I.T.'s Moon & Stars. 80's babies, let us see them hands. Big K.R.I.T. – Moon & Stars (Clams Casino Remix) Big K.R.I.T.: (Myspace) (Twitter) Rating: 8.3
Trae Tha Truth – Nothin'
December 20th, 2011
Our homey Trae goin' in on a new Stereo Symphony-produced instrumental. Bang that shit out your trunk. Trae Tha Truth – Nothin' Trae tha Truth: (Official) (Twitter) Rating: 8.3
Djidiot – Atale
December 20th, 2011
Contributed by Chris Gedos Check out "Atale", by France-based Norwegian artist Djidiot. What starts out as a minimalist indie loop-de-loop ends up becoming so much more. The song's early minimalism gains so much more power once Djidiot flexes his classical muscles (Holla at yo etude!) It almost sounds like four or five ditties strung together […]
Slothbear – White Christmas
December 20th, 2011
Contributed by Chris Gedos Song two off Slothbear's 2010 LP Qids (no u) is called "White Christmas". After the first few guitar notes, (they're adept at the instantly recognizable lick), any and all Bing Crosby comparisons dissipate into the crisp, Long Island night. The use of background falsetto yodels during the verse is a simple […]
The Maccabees – Child (Live @ BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge)
December 19th, 2011
The Maccabees rolled through the BBC's Live Lounge today and dropped this neat, borderline cinematic take on their track for "Child". The Maccabees – Child (Live @ BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge) The Maccabees (Official) (Myspace) Rating 8.4
Lana Del Rey – Off to the Races
December 19th, 2011
So we've got something new from LDR. It's the big beat, kinetic track for "Off to the Races". The tune definitely sounds like Lana; but it's a bit different look for her than what we've heard so far. After the first couple listens, we are definitely feeling "Off to the Races" a bit more than […]
September Girls feat. The #1s – I Want You Back (For Christmas)
December 19th, 2011
Contributed by Trevor Meyer Feeling that Christmas Spirit yet? Here's a nice Christmas gift from Irish shoegazers, September Girls. Santa's going to be bumpin this from his sleigh, so why don't you? September Girls feat. The #1s – I Want You Back (For Christmas) September Girls (Facebook) The #1's (Facebook) Rating 7.7
LIVE SHOW REVIEW: The National / Sharon Van Etten @ Beacon Theatre, New York 12/13/11
December 18th, 2011
Contributed by Erin Routson Out of the week-long residency the National spent at the Beacon, this was the show I most wanted to be present for, in order to see Sharon Van Etten. (And, crossing my fingers that they'd bring her out to do "Think You Can Wait.") Earlier in the day I tweeted about […]
Bear Driver – Let the Cold
December 16th, 2011
Bear Driver have just let loose on this new video for "Let the Cold," the adjoining track on their forthcoming double AA single expected early 2012 via Adventure Club Records. Get a free download of the A-side "Never Never" at their soundcloud and get into some proper fuzzy guitar pop below. Bear Driver – Let […]
Gotye – Somebody That I Used To Know (Bunte Bummler Edit)
December 15th, 2011
German DJ Bunte Bummler does a nice minimalist spin on one of the best tracks of 2011, it's Gotye's "Somebody That I Used To Know". Gotye – Somebody That I Used To Know (Bunte Bummler Edit) Bunte Bummler (Facebook) (Soundcloud) Rating 8.3
French Montana – Shot Caller (Remix) (Feat. Diddy & Rick Ross)
December 15th, 2011
Heard Cleveland (Cleveland hip hop radio all day) DJ Steph Floss drop this bomb on Z 107.9 tonight and have had it on repeat ever since. Nice horn-tipped beat. Ciroc Boys. French Montana – Shot Caller (Remix) (Feat. Diddy & Rick Ross) French Montana (Facebook) (Twitter) Rating 8.3
Four Tet – Moma
December 15th, 2011
Four Tet just let loose on "Moma" previewed from the forthcoming We Are The Works In Progress compilation expected January 10, 2012. The track showcases a refreshing minimal take on electronic layers. Sit back and prepare for a journey into the retro future. Four Tet – Moma Four Tet (Official) (Twitter) Rating 7.6
Black Light White Light – One Fast Move Or I'm Gone
December 14th, 2011
If you were to stumble upon "One Fast Move Or I'm Gone" while surfing your local radio dial, you'd likely ask yourself – who's that? In fact you may even have several educated guesses. The AAA ready track hits a sweet spot for modern rock and British guitar pop fans. The Danish collective have recently […]
Fantasy Island – Breaking a Heart
December 14th, 2011
Hmmmm, so what do we have here? Fantasy Island are a duo out of L.A. that play what can probably be described as lo-fi blue-eyed soul (haha, yeah, we totally just took it there.) "Breaking a Heart" has a neat little hook and some pretty interesting "melodic shit" going on in the vocals and in […]
Unison – Lost Generation
December 14th, 2011
Yeahhhhhh. Can't say we've ever heard anything like this before (OK, it does sort of sound like Salem). "Lost Generation" by French duo Unison sounds like heavy-as-hell shoegaze as ram-rodded through the hip-hop/electronic record collection of a mad man. We can dig that. Unison – Lost Generation Unison (Facebook) (Tumblr) Rating 8.2
AraabMUZIK – I Remember (Deadmau5)
December 14th, 2011
AraabMUZIK continues his run with this spin on Deadmau5's great track for "I Remember". Taking the original's haunting vocal track and bedding a sharp hip hop rhythm track underneath. Result. AraabMUZIK – I Remember (Deadmau5) araabMUZIK (Twitter) (Facebook) Rating 8.6
Outasight – Let's Go
December 14th, 2011
Outasight lets loose this new free track for "Let's Go". It's got an uptempo rock/r&b (love those electric piano keys in the breakdown!) hybrid feel and should have you a-toe-tapping in no time flat. We are into it. Outasight – Let's Go Outasight (Official) (Twitter) Rating 8.0
GIVEAWAY! Florence + The Machine – Ceremonials [Vinyl]
December 14th, 2011
Because B3SCI cares and because we're in that holiday spirit, we're about to drop a killer contest on y'all! We are giving away to one lucky reader a 12″ of one of the year's most celebrated LPs, Ceremonials by Florence + the Machine. Yeah! To win just drop us a line HERE and you'll be […]
Redanda – This Bed Is A Rock
December 14th, 2011
Contributed by Chris Gedos Redanda hails from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada's Steel city. Comparison cities in the US would be Youngstown, Cleveland and Pittsburgh; in England, Manchester. They wear their love for gritty, greasy rock on their blue collars just like b3sci. "This Bed is a Rock" is industrial music because it comes from a city […]
Stone Darling – You've Been On My Mind
December 13th, 2011
Love 50's and 60's pop as much as we do? Love Patsy Cline and Linda Ronstadt? Love 90's Weezer? Yeah, you're gonna love this. We love it too. Stone Darling is four girls out of L.A. and "You've Been On My Mind" is excerpted from their s/t EP, which is out today. Stone Darling – […]
Common – Raw (How You Like It)
December 13th, 2011
So we haven't given much love to Common's upcoming Dreamer/Believer joint yet, cause if we're being real, fam, we haven't been that nuts about what's leaked so far. "Raw" is a definite step up "Blue Sky" or "Believer" or whatever Lily Allen shit Com is on. Here, Lonnie does his best Yasiin Bey with pretty […]
Lee Fields – You're the Kind of Girl
December 13th, 2011
Our homey the soul vet Lee Fields returns with new single "You're the Kind of Girl". Sounding as if it was ripped off some killer never-heard-before 70's soul LP, (think Bobby Womack or Willie Hutch), "You're the Kind of Girl" still does go pretty fresh. It was produced by Jeff Silverman and Leon Michaels (Jay-Z, […]
SHOW REVIEW! The Sea and Cake w/ Lia Ices @ The Troubadour, West Hollywood, CA, December 6th, 2011
December 13th, 2011
Contributed by Chris Gedos Considering there's more bands than people these days, I'm afraid to say that I'd never listened to The Sea and Cake if only because I wasn't quite sure what to make of their name. Band names with lowercase articles are highly uncommon in today's indiedom. I still think The Sea and […]
Eliza and the Bear – Trees (demo)
December 13th, 2011
Contributed by Trevor Meyer Folk/Indie Rockers Eliza and the Bear from Essex have recently released their first demo, "Trees." This is a brilliant folk rock song with more of an open, loose flowing melody, which is nice because it leaves room for vocal nuances, melodic shifts, and vocal/rhythmic dynamics. "Trees" features an emotive build up […]
The Cast of Cheers – Family
December 12th, 2011
Watch out for Cast of Cheers. The Irish band, coming off a 150k-downloaded (!) bandcamp album, are readying their proper debut which is due sometime early next year. Our first spin of that debut is the track for "Family". Angular, dynamic, and rhythmic as hell, "Family" might remind of The Futureheads or Maximo Park. Big […]
Au Palais – Pathos
December 12th, 2011
The Au Palais train rolls forward with the second single from the Tender Mercy EP, "Pathos". It's dark, it's eerie, it's synth-y but with enough soul/underbelly/songwriting skill to separate it (and the band) from their other dreampop-low-fi-synth peers. Au Palais – Pathos Au Palais (Bandcamp) (Facebook) Rating 8.0
Mystery Skulls – When I'm With You
December 12th, 2011
Mystery Skulls is a DJ out of Dallas. Mr. Skulls' top shelf synth pop jam "When I'm With You" just became your new favorite song. Mystery Skulls – When I'm With You Mystery Skulls (Tumblr) (Facebook) Rating 8.4
DJ Khaled – I'm On One (Shlohmo Remix)
December 12th, 2011
Our dude Shlohmo dropped this lights down 4 AM screw of "I'm On One" over the weekend and we've had it on repeat ever since. Double M-G til we get the chair. DJ Khaled – I'm On One (Shlohmo Remix) Shlohmo (Facebook) (Soundcloud) Rating 8.1
EVENT REVIEW! Re:Mix Labs in Los Angeles
December 12th, 2011
Last week Re:Mix Labs took on Los Angeles at 401 S Main in Downtown. The City of Angels was the final stop for Re:Mix, which started at CMJ in NYC and made pit stops in Miami, Chicago and Las Vegas, of the Hyundai Veloster-sponsored multimedia event. Check out a recap of the week's happenings below […]
SHOW REVIEW! CAVEMAN w/ RACES @ the Echo, LA. December 8th, 2011
December 12th, 2011
Contributed by Chris Gedos Industry bees were buzzing Thursday Night, December 8th, for Caveman and Races at the Echo. Sponsored by Stereogum and the 2012 Chevy Sonic, there was a certain excitement for the free show w/RSVP, held on the eve of the Echo's 10th anniversary. Caveman capitalized on their CMJ momentum with the triumphant […]
Ty Segall – My Sunshine
December 12th, 2011
Contributed by Trevor Meyer If you're in need of beating a lingering music hangover, Ty Segall's "My Sunshine" should fix you right up. Ty's gritty and unfiltered tone is most impressive and it almost sounds like he's boiling nails somewhere in his vocal pallet. This is my favorite track from Ty, it's off of his […]
Bad Sports – I May Be Cruel
December 12th, 2011
Contributed by Trevor Meyer Austin punk rockers, Bad Sports have an awesome sound. It's true that parallels can be drawn to The Ramones, but it's undeniable that Bad Sports have a focused, modern sound. This is Garage/Punk with likable melodies and no BS. "I May Be Cruel" comes from their 2011 album, Kings of the […]
Jim James – Man in Me (Bob Dylan)
December 12th, 2011
Contributed by Trevor Meyer Here is Jim James doing a wonderful rendition of Dylan's, "The Man in Me". Stunning harmonies, highly believable and relatable vocals, and a little something special for everyone. In other words, this is Jim James being Jim James. Jim James – Man in Me (Bob Dylan) Jim James (Official) Rating: 8.3
Theophilus London – I Stand Alone (Skream Remix)
December 10th, 2011
Mr. London gets a transatlantic helping hand from Skream on this new souped electrostep version of "I Stand Alone". The mix has got a big floor filling sound and nice dynamics. Props to our friends at DoML for the track. Theophilus London – I Stand Alone (Skream Remix) Skream (Facebook) (Soundcloud) Rating 7.9
Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa – OG (Feat. Curren$y)
December 10th, 2011
Smoke weed everyday/Don't give a fuck. Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa – OG (Feat. Curren$y) Snoop Dogg (Official) (Twitter) Rating 8.0
Avicii – Levels (Skrillex Remix)
December 9th, 2011
It's finally here…. We saw Skrill drop this at the Regeneration party in LA on Weds night and the mix got on like a house on fire. Now the Full HQ version arrives. Turn it up. Avicii – Levels (Skrillex Remix) Skrillex (Official) (Facebook) Rating 8.5
SunSquabi – Coming Back Rich
December 9th, 2011
Contributed by Elliott Porter Here's a jamming electronica group that's on the rise out of Boulder, Colorado. Their name is SunSquabi and the track is called "Coming Back Rich". It almost sounds as if Disco Biscuits and Sound Tribe had a baby and it was this song. Turn this one on, dim the lights, light […]
RAVE'S FAVES! Noisettes – Rosetta Stone
December 9th, 2011
Contributed by Bruce Rave The Noisettes caught lots of ears with the pretty "Never Forget You" from their second album. Lots of peeps didn't realize that this UK band was seriously raw and bluesy on their fine freshman outing. They updated that disc's "Sister Rosetta" for this year's Twilight soundtrack. It's the Noisettes the way […]
REVIEW: Re:Mix Labs in Los Angeles This Week!
December 9th, 2011
Re:Mix Labs kicked off a week's worth of events at 401 S Main in Downtown LA on Tuesday night. This, the final stop for Re:Mix, which started at CMJ in NYC and made pit stops in Miami, Chicago and Las Vegas, of the Hyundai Veloster-sponsored multimedia event (from vintage arcade games and 3D movies streaming […]
SHOW REVIEW! Nick Waterhouse & The Tarots, Allah-Lahs, Ana Egge @ The Bootleg Bar, Los Angeles 12/02/11
December 8th, 2011
Contributed by Trevor Meyer Last Friday night, I traveled to the bootleg theater in LA to catch three superb acts. It was a fantastic show because each act was so unlike the act before it, yet the audience gravitated to all three performances. In a sea of black rimmed glasses, flannels, and irony, Ana Egge […]
SHOW REVIEW: Grieves and Budo @ The Middle East, Boston 12/05/11
December 8th, 2011
Grieves and Budo hit the subterranean confines of Cambridge's Middle East downstairs on Monday. The duo performed their big energy, multi-genre influenced hip hop at a high level leaving the mostly full venue (not bad for a Monday night) no doubt satisfied. Opening the set were frat rap duo Boom Box, the guys seemed to […]
Mikal Cronin – Am I Wrong
December 8th, 2011
Look out, world, for Mikal Cronin. The SF bro of Ty Segall has got work. "Am I Wrong", an unreleased track, toes the line of the sort of drop out pop of Wavves and the more straight up melodic indie tones of Real Estate. If you're feelin that, than you're prob gonna be into Mikal […]
Gary Clark Jr. – Things Are Changing
December 8th, 2011
Contributed by Trevor Meyer If you're into blues, rock, and/or soul, you're going to love Gary Clark Jr. His influences range from Stevie Ray Vaughan, to Snoop, to Cream, etc. Some of his more bluesy material such as "Bright Lights" and "Don't Owe You A Thang" remind me of blues rock icons, Ten Years After […]
Shock – Heaven
December 8th, 2011
We love this! "Heaven" from Shock, a new band out of SF that features Dan Judd of Sorcerer, is great. On the track, an excellent space disco bed frames up the breathy chanteuse vocals of Terri Loewenthal. Catch a little surrealist dance party below. Shock – Heaven Shock (Facebook) (Soundcloud) Rating 8.3
Luise Pop – Black Cat
December 8th, 2011
Contributed by Trevor Meyer I recently took a listen to Luise Pop's single, "Black Cat." This four piece is based in Berlin and Vienna. "Black Cat" is a truly enjoyable song. The song has a multifaceted range, featuring crescendos, decrescendos, tempo increases and decreases, and a nice bouquet of harmonies to boot. This is the […]
Jakwob – Electrify
December 8th, 2011
Jakwob delivers a strong return on "Electrify". The track still holds to some dubstep elements but grabs on to pieces of current pop dance music, house and rave. It's a big tune that should only expand Jakwob's sphere into the new year. Jakwob – Electrify Jakwob: (Myspace) (Official) (Soundcloud) Rating: 8.1
Tyrese – Stay (Remix) (Feat. Rick Ross & Faith Evans)
December 6th, 2011
Tyrese & Rozay take it all the way back on this remix for "Stay", as the pair are joined by the one and only Faith Evans for this smoothed out spin on the track. The original's 2005-era R&B as 2011 R&B sound is replaced for a full on 90's throwback. You can imagine Faith bleeding […]
Shlohmo – Ghosts Pt. 2 (S.Maharba Remix)
December 6th, 2011
Here goes some beautiful remix work by UK artist S.Maharba of Shlohmo's equally beautiful "Ghosts Pt. 2″. S.Maharba drops a nice heavy pulse to frame up Shlohmo's gorgeous harmonies and melodics. We are into it. Shlohmo – Ghosts Pt. 2 (S.Maharba Remix) S.Maharba (Soundcloud) (Facebook) Rating 8.3
Fiend – Take a Pull (Feat. Smoke DZA)
December 6th, 2011
Fiend (yes, that same Fiend that was on No Limit Records about 10 years ago) steps up to something smooth and buttery. Rappers get old too. And on a Friday night at age 35 a couple Hank Mobley 45s sound a bit more real than Silkk Tha Shocker. (word up to Silkk.) Fiend – Take […]
PREVIEW: RE:MIX LABS in Los Angeles This Week!
December 6th, 2011
Re:Mix Labs goes live in Los Angeles this week, starting tomorrow the 6th and going until Sunday the 11th. This is the final stop for Re:Mix, which started at CMJ in NYC and made pit stops in Miami, Chicago and Las Vegas. Sponsored by the Hyundai Veloster, one of the more unique cars in recent […]
Ace Hood – Shit Done Got Real (Feat. Busta Rhymes & Yelawolf)
December 5th, 2011
Hood goes in, Busta raps the same flow for the 5000x time, and Yelawolf takes the track. "Shit Done Get Real" is off Ace Hood's The Statement 2 mixtape which drops in full on Friday. Ace Hood – Shit Done Got Real (Feat. Busta Rhymes & Yelawolf) Ace Hood (Official) Rating 8.1
Perfume Genius – All Waters
December 5th, 2011
The indiesphere loves Perfume Genius. Will the indiesphere still love him after he releases an album called Put Your Back N 2 It? (due Feb) Stay tuned. For now, take a listen to the bare, emotive, great track "All Waters". Perfume Genius – All Waters Perfume Genius (Facebook) Rating 8.5
The Raveonettes – The Christmas Song
December 5th, 2011
The Raveonettes cast their line out into the tempest that is the holiday song. Originally recorded in 2001, "The Christmas Song" (I expected this to be a Mel Torme cover too, but sadly, no.) doesn't exactly sound like your typical Christmas song, it sounds much more like your typical Raveonettes song (+ some jingle bells). […]
Zulu Winter – Never Leave
December 5th, 2011
Contributed by Trevor Meyer Oxford's Zulu Winter recently signed with Play It Again Sam. "Never Leave" is haunting and beautiful at the same time. The song has a climactic build up, almost like it's fortifying to its apex, which then leads to a dreamy bridge transition. Zulu Winter has all of the qualities of a […]
Team Me – With My Hands Covering Both of My Eyes I Am Too Scared to Have a Look At You Now
December 5th, 2011
Contributed by Trevor Meyer Music from the North! The 2011 album, To The Treetops from Norwegian group Team Me is a nice collection of songs that certainly brings to mind some well-known Canadian rockers such as Broken Social Scene and The Most Serene Republic. "With My Hands Covering Both of My Eyes I Am Too […]
Tinie Tempah – Lucky C_nt (Feat. Big Sean)
December 3rd, 2011
X-Factor wooden host dude's (seriously Simon, we love you but you need to can this guy.) favourite rapper Tinie Tempah is readying a new mixtape entitled "Happy Birthday". Wretch 32 and Jermaine Cole appeared on mixtape release one, the neat "Like It Or Love It". This time its Big Sean's turn on feature with the […]
Jess Mills – Pixelated People (Prod. Sam Frank)
December 3rd, 2011
Jess Mills drops her brand new single for "Pixelated People". Produced by UK electro artist Sam Frank (whom you may know from his collaborations with Skream), "People"'s heart lies in the breaks of early aughts progressive house, that sound topped with some modern melodic refs and hooks. Ms. Mills on some definite UK chart material. […]
Tapes 'n Tapes – I Want You (She's So Heavy) (The Beatles)
December 3rd, 2011
T'nT flips the script on one of b3sci's consensus fav Beatles songs. With such an iconic song like "I Want You", T'nT could've easily fucked up. Covering The Beatles and covering them well is one of the hardest things you can do as a band. The path to a shit Beatles cover is paved with […]
Ghost Beach – First Time
December 3rd, 2011
Check out NYC duo Ghost Beach and their excellent soulful synth pop jam, "First Time". Ghost Beach – First Time Ghost Beach (Official) (Facebook) Rating 8.0
Shy Girls – Gonna Get My Name Back
December 3rd, 2011
"Gonna Get My Name Back" new from Portland-based act Shy Girls is a most excellent slice of that classic 80s R&B pie. The Hall & Oates refs are def there (there's even a little Sade mixed in too) but Shy Girls' sound is no dusty throwback pastiche, nah, this shit is live. Great grooves, a […]
Phil Ade – P.O.P. Music (Feat. Casey Veggies)
December 3rd, 2011
Yesssssss. Young Veggies and DMV Phil go in. The track tips up nice with a soulful drop and a dope as fuck ?flute sample. Put this one on repeat. Phil Ade – P.O.P. Music (Feat. Casey Veggies) Phil Ade (Myspace) (Twitter) Rating 8.4
Josh Kumra – Call Off The Search
December 2nd, 2011
Artists that can dig deep and pull sounds straight from their soul are too few and far between. On the heels of his feature with Wretch 32 on the hit "Don't Go", Josh Kumra continues forward with the excellent '"Call Off The Search". Powerful, honest, and tuneful in all the right ways, "COTS" is a […]
Saint Le Roq – Other I
December 1st, 2011
L.A.-based duo Saint Le Roq go in on "Other I", a nicely tipped mix of classic house, future garage, and 2011 R&B-ish pop. We are into it. Saint Le Roq – Other I Saint Le Roq (Official) (Facebook) Rating 8.3
araabMUZIK – They Won't See U
December 1st, 2011
"They Won't See U", an unreleased track from AraabMUZIK, comes nicely equipped with a sharp 1-2 and a killer use of choral samples in the instrumentation. The result is akin almost to a futuristic gospel choir. We can dig that. Jams. araabMUZIK – They Won't See U araabMUZIK (Twitter) (Facebook) Rating 8.5
Birdy – Young Blood (The Naked and the Famous)
December 1st, 2011
b3sci and Liam Gallgher, #1 and #2 Birdy fans. Our girl's pensive cover of The Naked and the Famous tune is really really good. Spin it below. Birdy – Young Blood (The Naked and the Famous) Birdy (Facebook) (Soundcloud) Rating 8.3
Imaad Wasif – Go Insane (feat. Bobb Bruno of Best Coast)
December 1st, 2011
Imaad Wasif and LA-based accomplice Bobb Bruno give The Doors track "Go Insane" a 21st century facelift, subbing it's 12-bar like sections with some extra fuzzy breakdowns of psychedelic rock sickness. The track is a favorite off the recent BEAT LA double LP Record Store Day compilation which also features some great covered cuts from […]
TICKET GIVEAWAY: Papercuts w/ Tim Cohen's Magic Trick (of the Fresh & Onlys) and Cassorla @ The Satellite, Los Angeles CA. Friday, December 2, 2011
December 1st, 2011
Where better to spend your Friday night than at one of the hottest rock clubs in the universe catching, critically acclaimed San Francisco collective, Papercuts, perform with support from Tim Cohen's Magic Trick (of the Fresh & Onlys) and Cassorla? It's all going down at The Satellite tomorrow in Silverlake, Los Angeles and we're giving […]
Kavinsky – Nightcall (Studio Brussels Remix)
December 1st, 2011
Contributed by Elliott Porter Here we have French electro star Kavinsky – known for his 80's sound, getting remixed by Scottish club-popper, Studio Brussels. Sexy vocals and a fresh take on Kavinsky's old school sound has this song meshing better than memory foam. Check out more by Studio Brussels at the links below. Kavinsky – […]
RAVE'S FAVES: The Black Keys – Stop Stop
December 1st, 2011
Contributed by Bruce Rave Black Keys' El Camino drops next week and the good news is that this is a solid, solid album. Several tracks have already seen light of day, and it was still tough picking a fave because there isn't a weak song to be heard on the album. Let's go with "Stop […]
The Great Tribulations – Go Back To The Beginning Of The End
December 1st, 2011
Contributed by Trevor Meyer Danish rockers and brothers The Great Tribulations just dropped their newest track on soundcloud. I can't get enough of this song. The song has a New Order feel, but also maintains its individuality. The production features allaying synths, dreamy bridges, and tightly-knit guitar work. Sometimes a song's most captivating qualities are […]


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Sebastian DiStefano: Accomplished artist
Doris Scoville Roberge Berry: Service Saturday
William J. McGoldrick: Worked on family farm, active in area
Elizabeth F. Nejame: Owned Wee Care Nursery, active at her church
Jean Galgano
Frederick H. Dreger: DOT retiree, active in Goshen
May 31, 2016
Victoria Tammone
Marilyn A. Mariner: Loving sister, daughter, aunt and friend
Alice Meikle: Loving mother, grandmother and great-grandmother
Thomas C. Carpentier: Antiques dealer, Waterbury organist, Meriden radio personality
Thomas R. Mack: Owner of Century Auto
Bruce Carew: Enjoyed NASCAR, time with family and friends
May 30, 2016
Peter L. Gelada: Beloved father, grandfather and brother
Elizabeth Martinez: Mass set for Tuesday
May 29, 2016
Bernadette Glen: Kind heart and caring soul
David Gregg: Worked at car dealership
Luigi Lorenzo: Loving husband, father, grandfather and brother
Ann R. Evans: Services Friday
Dorothy C. Vilhotti: Loving wife, mother and grandmother
Mary Daniels: Devoted to family and volunteering
Charles Agricola Jr.
Edward J. Carusillo: Painter, drummer, involved at church
Karen Frances Quill DeTemple: Beautiful lady, loving wife, mother and grandmother
Carol Gagliardi: Loving mother and grandmother
Lillian Torizzo: Torrington resident
Carmelina Pace: Taught at St. Peter School
Doris E. Kalweit: Retired stenographer, active in organizations
Jacqueline T. Salcito: May 12, 1939 to May 10, 2016
Donna Lyles: Memorial Mass Saturday
May 28, 2016
Dino R. Tonelli: Service Tuesday
John F. Athorn Jr.
May 27, 2016
Florence M. Donlay: Loved helping people
Charles G. Taylor: Award-winning architectural designer, builder
Mary Curtis Perry: Musician, genealogical researcher, world traveler
Frederick H. Altfeter: Longtime Waterbury resident, WWII Navy veteran
Daniel LaFortune: Lab technician at Ansonia Copper and Brass
Adolph A. Grabinski: Services will be Saturday
John Athorn Jr.: Resident of Winsted
May 26, 2016
Nancy E. Barlow: Worked at Marian Heights, Derby Cellular Products
Thomas M. Lyga: Mass Friday
Leo D'Addona: Loving husband, father and grandfather
George A. Ossola Jr.: Funeral services Friday
Signore Giovanni DiBona: Decorated Italian Army veteran
John E. Squillace: Loving son, father and brother
Norma Jean Lavorgna: Wrote children's stories, cherished family
May 25, 2016
Gerard E. Bouchard: Longtime Pratt & Whitney employee
Roberta L. Axelrod
Kent W. Barthelmess: Beloved husband and friend
Ben Currie: Formerly of Watertown
Gerard J. Deziel Sr.: Automotive mechanic
Elizabeth A. Phelan: Dedicated to family, assisted organizations
Thomas M. Lyga: Mechanical engineer, avid outdoorsman
Elizabeth J. Zordan
Victor Lovich: Service Thursday
George R. Wildman: Renowned cartoonist, children's book illustrator
May 24, 2016
Charles Yard III: Skilled carpenter; enjoyed golf, fishing
Charles F. Credit: Funeral service Friday
Dr. John T. Culotta: Longtime Waterbury dentist
Ilga Baumanis: Service Thursday
David W. Huften: Active in community work
Mary J. DiPietro: Loving wife and mother
Rev. Peter G. Mitchell: Served in Derby parish
Lori Christofano: Loving mother, sister and friend
Alan C. Griffin: Active in Knights of Columbus
Scott Case: Accomplished Special Olympic athlete
Robert D. Mackey: Real estate was his passion
Francis J. Breen: Devoted to his family
May 23, 2016
Lillian M. Slivinski: Former employee of GE, Town of Trumbull
Victor Lovich: WWII Marine, retired state conservation officer
Debra Clapper: Services are Tuesday
Julio R. Duque: Construction worker
May 22, 2016
Donna Dinsmore: Passed away May 3
Saul Harris: Slone Services private
Americo G. Mastronunzio: Talented architect and craftsman
Charlton Richard Cann: In loving memory, May 19, 1939 to May 2, 2016
Michael C. Testa Jr.: Worked for State Delivery, Mattatuck Factory
Michael A. Iacoviello: Selfless hero
John J. DeMichiel: Retired DOT inspector
Madeline Minnella: Anaconda Metal Hose retiree
Charlotte Hackerman: Enjoyed reading and bird watching
Roberta A. Bergin: Graveside service Wednesday
Michael J. Parrella: Special Police Officer
Muriel M. Cavanaugh: Loving mother, grandmother and great-grandmother
Mary E. Valentine: Beacon Valley Grange member
Michaelina J. Coretto: Worked at JusTeens
Gloria Vespoli: Wife, mother and homemaker
Margaret F. Carroll: Retired supervisor, cherished family
Ingeborg H. Genarelli: Avid bingo player and gardener, loving grandmother
Charles D. Parent: Decorated US Army Staff Sergeant during Operation Iraqi Freedom
Catherine Reagan: A Lady for All Ages
May 21, 2016
Rene R. Nageotte: Co-owned Joan's Luncheonette
Jeanne E. Hackenson: Services Friday
Marian K. FitzGerald: Judicial Department retiree, active in Torrington
Michael J. Parrella: Arrangements incomplete
Patricia Lyne: Service Monday
Charles D. Parent: Decorated U.S. Army staff sergeant during Operation Iraqi Freedom
May 20, 2016
Albert P. Fried: Avid golfer; worked at Uniroyal
May 19, 2016
Samuel T. Pendolino: Loving father and grandfather
Robert J. Kleros
Marcus E. Johnson: Died Friday
John W. Lawson Jr.: 22-year veteran of the U.S. Army
William R. Foley Sr.: Enjoyed hunting, fishing, cycling
Anthony J. Romano: Pearson School crossing guard
Gary Eldridge: Memorial to be scheduled
Linda C. Fagerquist: Cared for the elderly
Beverly A. Sweet: Loving wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother
Alexander Yackowski: Longtime Uniroyal employee, avid golfer
Angela D'Amico: Loved animals
Ada M. DiGiovanni: Active in Catholic schools
David T. Butterfield: Passed away April 21
May 18, 2016
Brigitta Meier
The Rev. Walter Smith: Served at Waterbury church
Pamela J. Pettinella: Business manager, talented artist
Kathleen T. Novi
James M. Rivera: Services private
Carey J. O'Bar: Former foreman at Eastern, FCI companies
Marjorie M. Nail: Military wife, world traveler
Nancy Ann Petrosky: Longtime nurse, Elks member
Judith Y. Krulak: Mass Friday
Mary E. Goudie: Animal rescuer, Bible teacher
Dennis K. Lape
Marcy Russell: Beloved wife, proud mother
May 17, 2016
Gerald Kahn: Tech Systems retiree
Sherry L. Powell: Loving mother and grandmother
Margaret F. Carroll: Resident of Waterbury
George E. Forster: Funeral set for Thursday
Sabrije Gashi: Enjoyed traveling in Europe and the U.S.
Thomas E. Van Nostrand: Crew chief at Sikorsky Aircraft
Ruth B. Grant: Instrumental in starting Eastern Water Development
Thomas G. Ritucci: Loving father, brother and friend
Russell C. Camp: Formerly of Naugatuck
Josephine Mougin
Sharon LaCourse: Retired director of Terryville Public Library
A. George Quinion: Retired farm manager
Herbert Sheppard: Spent many years traveling the U.S.
John L. Vanoni
Edward J. Martinik: Direct care provider for elderly disabled
Josephine Mougin: Torrington Company retiree
May 16, 2016
Virginia B. Dietz: Longtime active member of Watertown church
Kirk S. Truskauskas: Owner of Berkshire Computers
Mary E. Goudie: Animal rescuer, Bible teacher
Phil Fowler: A loving husband, father, brother, grandfather, uncle and friend
Eliza J. Gatling: Former employee of NOW, retired from Unisys
John Cianciulli: A Life Well Lived
May 15, 2016
John A. Colautti: Beloved husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather
Margaret Talbot: Funeral Tuesday
Ruth N. Waldman: Red Hat Society notable
John Raymond McGrath Jr.: Loving father and grandfather
Beatrice M. Caisse: Worked at Timex, Stop & Shop retiree
Margery I. Mellentin: Mother of Kathryn 0'Leary
Harold Howe Jr.: Owned furniture company
Eva Schubert: Worked in banking for 29 years
Paul E. Trueman: Died April 12
Robert M. Delage: Loving husband, father and Pepère
Lorraine Greguoli: Retired state employee
Maria Baran: Loving mother, grandmother and sister
May 14, 2016
John D. Taggett: Employed by Yellow Cab, Brooklyn Bakery
Rose N. Pakulski: Active with senior groups, church
Rosalie Borowy: Services Monday
May 13, 2016
Julie A. Phillips: Owned insurance agency
Lorraine J. Coffey: Dedicated to her family
Elaine S. Kraus: Torrington resident
Brenda C. Harris: Loved animals, enjoyed gardening and fishing
William A. Heinz: Outstanding carver of wooden duck, goose decoys
Kathryn Forney: Torrington resident
Ebony A. Swaby: Veteran of U.S. Navy
Constance R. Kelly: Former legal secretary
May 12, 2016
Helen L. Pinney: Torrington firm retiree
Frances Bernius: Nurse at Waterbury Hospital
Beverly Jane Wyman: Educated in Connecticut
James K. Norman: Car racing enthusiast and loving grandfather
Clemens Ross: Retired machinist
Patricia Sue Herlihy Pringle: Taught at Terryville Elementary School
Earl C. Thitchener Sr.: Delivered paper 26 years
Richard D. Rose: Grew up in Seymour
Shirley R. Zuraitis: Jan. 16, 1929-April 23, 2016
Rosalind Pisapio: Visitation 4 to 7 p.m. today
Louis M. Lembo: Plater at Waterbury Companies
May 11, 2016
Joan Mary Cox Simpson: Former Bethany town clerk
Louise Solla: Loving mother, wife and homemaker
Joseph W. Raines: Founded Connecticut Microwave Corp.
Frank A. Mollo-Hickey: Elected official, coach, active volunteer
Isequiel A. Seara: Beloved husband, father and grandfather
Ronald Capone
Patricia Sue Herlihy Pringle: Taught at Terryville elementary school
Frank M. DeLuca: Former teacher, Navy veteran
William F. Dillon Jr.: Born and raised in Waterbury
Frederick N. Smith: Longtime accountant, enjoyed sports
Helen M. Chlebowicz: Formerly of Cheshire
Harold M. Valley
Rosalind Pisapio: Dedicated wife, mother and grandmother
May 10, 2016
Juanita Darling: Died May 4
Ronald A. Marchand: Service in Winchester
Mildred M. Scherer: Celebration of a Beautiful Woman's Life
Kimberly Gelinas: Calling hours Wednesday
Anne Jurewicz: Died in Prospect
Patricia A. Cess: Married for 63 years
Robert C. Weih: Services in Winchester
Margaret 'Peggy' Scanlon: Former United Way leader
Joseph A. Indino: Loving husband, father, grandfather and friend
Mary A. Brennan: Worked for Lockheed
Helen Morrissey: Devoted wife, mother and grandmother
Eugene J. Barbero: Winchester resident
May 09, 2016
Anthony M. Teta: Loving husband & father
Catherine Marek: Resident of Watertown
Ruth E. Spargo: Services are Wednesday
Damian A. L' Heureux: Was Torrington Company employee, volunteer firefighter
John M. Magaldi Jr.: Avid Fisherman
Valerie Levesque: Calling hours Tuesday
Ann Pollina: Educator, Loving Wife & Mother
William E. McKay: Retired letter carrier, Air Force veteran
May 08, 2016
Maureen Brunelli: Loving wife, daughter, mother and sister
Dr. Gaetano Santa Lucia: Service Friday
Jane Krulicki: Hallden Machine Co. retiree
Ronald M. DiBartolomeo: U.S. Army, Navy veteran
Mae B. McPherson: Prayer warrior, church mother, devout evangelist, loving wife, mother and grandmother called from labor to reward
Margarete Treu: Native of Germany
Ann Marino: Active in St. Pius X Church
Florence Davidson: Worked at area industries
Daniel R. Valletta: Beloved husband, father, and grandfather
Doris L. Welton: Lewis Engineering reitree
Sherman P. Woodward Jr.: Memorial service
Domenic M. Fiore Jr.: Devoted Christian, loving father, son and brother
Harold and Doris Lynch: Married 57 years
Elizabeth Bowey: Retired from SNETCo
Craig Everitt: Memorial gathering at Waterville Park
Cameron Lee Ganley: Waterbury infant
Sandra H. Sweet: Certified nursing assistant
May 07, 2016
Filomena Giannattasio: Expert sewer, cherished time with family
Laura N. Catalina: Loving wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother
Jean (Meyer) Hurlbut: Longtime Flieg & Newbury employee
Mae B. McPherson: Prayer warrior, church mother, devout evangelist, loving wife, mother and grandmother called from labor to reward
Terri Reichen: Compassionate teacher, blessed by pope
Filomeno Mancini: Loving son and brother
Mildred Glynn: Knitter, proud of family gifts
Edward J. Daly: Retired Cigna systems analyst
May 06, 2016
Pietruccia Santopietro: Beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and great-great-grandmother
Kenneth A. Dearing: Torrington Company retiree
Frances G. Rostocki: Retired high school teacher
Gregg Richard Nolan: Beloved husband and father
Marilyn R. Shaw: Former Naugatuck High nurse
Lloyd B. Bright Sr.: Father of Waterbury resident
Anthony J. Rocco: Luckiest guy in the world
Leroy L. Libby III: Southbury resident
May 05, 2016
Grzegorz S. Bator: Native of Poland
David M. Heusel: Retired quality control specialist
Eleanor A. Orsini: Loving mother and grandmother
Leo J. Chizinski: Services Friday
Arthur P. Oles: Real estate appraiser
Rudolph J. Dubiel: Torrington Co. retiree
Pauline Mildred (Wood) Mansfield: Formerly of Woodbury
Marilyn R. Shaw: Former Naugatuck High nurse
May 04, 2016
Theodore E. Davis Sr.: Worked at CL&P, in transportation business
Nora C. Kalosky: Beloved daughter and sister
Pedro J. Bruno: Loving husband, father and brother
Edward S. Merancy Sr.: Retired AVCO Lycoming engineer
Oscar T. Lydem: Heminway & Bartlett retiree
Madeline E. Cialella: Poet and special education aide
Michael A. Nocera Sr.: Beloved family man
Linda Cheryl (Beale) (Butler) Reid: Beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister
Doris Lauf: Skier, golfer, cherished time with family
Brian K. Green
May 03, 2016
John A. Mautino: Loving husband, father and grandfather
Richard T. McDonald: Lived in Naugatuck 30 years
Ciro Barile: Loving husband, father and grandfather
Stephanie Pratt: Services on Saturday
William F. Casey: Worked for CL&P
Althea Birden: Worked as a bookkeeper; known for baking, dancing
Bishop Lawrence A. Brown: Born in Waterbury in 1955
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May 02, 2016
Phydime Pelletier: Retired carpenter at Anaconda American Brass
Dolores M. Horesco: Former SNET employee
Francisco E. Cruz: Restaurant manager

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Source Code Writer Hired To Pen A Flatliners Remake For Columbia Pictures
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In a strange twist of irony, Joel Schumachers Flatliners is being brought back to life. Columbia Pictures has ordered a screenplay for the 1990 medical thriller, which featured up-and-comers Julia Roberts, Kiefer Sutherland and Kevin Bacon as med school students experimenting with death to see if an afterlife exists.
Before you go dismissing this as another cheap studio bid to harness audience nostalgia, know that Columbia reportedly has handed the writing assignment to Ben Ripley, scripter of Duncan Joness sci-fi mystery Source Code, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Given how that film [SPOILER ALERT if you have not seen Source Code!] dabbled in the unique powers humans can harness when trapped in that thin void separating life and death, one can see how Ripley is the right hire for the job.
In hindsight, Schumachers Flatliners also served as a predecessor for the Final Destination franchise. The characters in the film cheated death, dying momentarily before being revived by their peers. But when they returned to the land of the living, they often brought some terrible memory back with them, forcing these cavalier doctors to face consequences for their reality-bending decisions. Its unclear whether Ripley will play up the horror aspects of the premise, of if hell stick to the medical-laced science-fiction that powered Peter Filardis original screenplay.
Finally, were left to wonder who will be cast in the remake. Roberts, at the time, was coming off Steel Magnolias, Mystic Pizza and an indie film called Pretty Woman. Hollywood likely will cast Selena Gomez in her role. So long as she brings Justin Bieber for Sutherlands part, Im all in. Its also worth noting that after remakes of Footloose, Fright Night, the recently announced Dirty Dancing and others, the Hollywood remake express has reached the 1990s. Expect news about a Driving Miss Daisy remake starring Keenan Thompson and Kristen Wiig any day now.
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Our services don't end at our hospital doors. As a member of the VCA family, our veterinarians have access to extensive medical resources, not the least of which is the VCA knowledge base, which allows our doctors to tap into the collected knowledge of over 2,000 VCA veterinarians.
And if your cat ever needs truly advanced veterinary care, VCA Specialty Hospitals are ready to help. These twenty-eight clinics provide state-of-the-art care in orthopedic surgery, physical therapy, advanced oncology, and even such cutting-edge treatments as stem cell therapy.
VCA Beacon Hill Cat Hospital is dedicated to you and your cats. We are staffed by individuals who work together as a team to provide the best possible medical care for your kitties. Our doctors and staff have lots of experience with felines. Each team member is dedicated to delivering the best experience to both you and your cat.
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Our goal at VCA Beacon Hill Cat Hospital is to provide the highest quality care and services to the cats and clients in Alexandria, VA. We strive to offer the most comprehensive care available and to help educate our clients so they can feel informed about their cat's needs, treatment and care. We continue to learn more and improve our services everyday. We welcome questions and want our client's involvement in their cat's health and wellness. A healthy cat is a happy cat, and that is what we want most for our patients and their families.
We want to exist in an environment that welcomes change, understands the value of quality; the importance of integrity, acting with compassion; being positive and honest; to trust, respect, appreciate and believe in yourself and others; to never stop learning and striving for excellence and to raise our standards to meet our greatest expectations.
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Orlando has always been a major draw for doctors. Named the No. 1 destination for medical meetings by the Healthcare Convention and Exhibitors Association for 13 years, Orlando hosts half the medical meetings in the country—roughly a medical meeting once every five days).
For meeting planners, Orlando's new 'Medical City' is a treasure trove of contacts and resources for educational meetings sessions, as well as supplying a wealth of physicians, scientists, and researchers in a variety of different therapeutic areas to be key opinion leaders (KOLs) or speakers at large sessions.The creation of the medical campus was sparked by the Burnham Institute for Medical Research when it agreed to build in Florida in exchange for a $310 million incentive package. Orlando's chances of being the spot for development improved when the University of Central Florida also agreed to build its medical school at Orlando's Lake Nona (photographed above). A curious fact and one that adds a futuristic touch to Orlando's new Medical City is the fact that the medical school is bookless. Instead, students are given Apple iPads with access to online databases.
As soon as the medical school was approved in 2006, the Burnham Institute (now called the Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute after a recent $50 million donation by the billionaire T. Denny Sanford) chose Lake Nona for its new home. The building, which opened last year, contains one of the country's few robotic high-throughput screening centers—machines that can run a huge number of biological tests very quickly.
The M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Orlando rented lab space at one of the medical school buildings. A Veterans Affairs (VA) hospital is being built, along with a VA medical simulation-training center. The University of Florida will open a research laboratory, and four incubator buildings for startup biotech companies are in planning stages.
Meanwhile, in the midst of all this development, the Orlando medical meeting business continues to thrive in the face of the recession and an increasingly stringent regulatory environment.
To find out how they do it, Pharm Exec talked with Tammi Runzler, senior vice president of Convention Sales and Services for Visit Orlando and Director of the Healthcare Advisory Board.


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Anyone who watches ABC's critically acclaimed Modern Family, knows that Gloria (played by Sofia Vergara) loves her adopted grandchild Lily (played by Aubrey Anderson-Emmons.) Gloria, who's wardrobe primarily consist of tight dresses and high heels, has two sons, but clearly wants a daughter.
Throughout the show, Gloria pours her love onto Lily with various "girl nights," matching outfits and a closeness that makes Lily's father, Cameron, occasionally jealous.
If you thought this love was just a show for the cameras, you thought wrong. The two actresses are often spotted affectionate with one another on the red carpet. As it turns out, their relationship is even more adorable in real life.
Amy Anderson, Aubrey's mother, recently posted a video of Aubrey opening a gift from Vergara. In true Gloria-like nature, Vergara gives Anderson-Emmons a new pair of heels.
Amy Anderson gave the following hilarious caption to the video, "Somehow, Aubrey convinced Sofia Vergara to buy her some high heeled kid shoes. They just arrived today. Lord help me. Hahaha!!"


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For anyone who struggles with dividing the bill at the end of a meal, there is now a way to give your brain a boost.
Scientists have shown they can improve people's ability to perform mental arithmetic for up to six months by giving them a short course of harmless electrical stimulation on their scalps.
Volunteers who received rapid pulses of electrical current – equivalent to that from an AA battery – for just 20 minutes a day for five days saw their ability to solve calculations improve by 28 per cent.
The enhancement, which made them faster at carrying out sums and other mathematical tasks, lasted for up to six months after receiving the electrical treatment.
The researchers, who are based at the University of Oxford, believe stimulating the brain in this way could be used to help people who struggle with performing mental arithmetic.
Around a fifth of the population are thought to struggle with mental arithmetic while one in 20 suffer from dyscalculia – a learning disability involving numbers that is similar to dyslexia.
Dr Roi Cohen Kadosh, a cognitive neuroscientist who led the study, said he hoped to develop devices that could be used to help students in classrooms and elderly people.
He said: "The amount of electricity we are applying is very small and totally painless. Most people asked us if the device was even working because they couldn't feel it.
"The current appears to enhance the neurons ability to process information by making them more efficient.
"We hope that these techniques will one day be used in the clinic, classrooms and even at home to help those who struggle with certain cognitive tasks.
"We are looking at using stimulation with educational games to help a child who is falling behind in class or to help elderly patients."
Dr Cohen Kadosh and his team, whose work is published in the journal of Current Biology, asked 25 students to carry out calculations and learn mathematical facts – such as a times table – for 20 minutes each day.
Just over half of the students were given the electrical current – known as transcranial random noise stimulation – as they performed the tasks, while the others were not.
Those that were treated with the electricity, which was applied by attaching two electrodes to their scalp, improved in their ability to perform mental arithmetic after a five days.
They were found to be up to 28 per cent better when asked to carry out calculations compared to those who had not received any electrical current.
When they were tested again six months later, the improvements were found to still be there.
Using infrared imaging the scientists also found the brains of those who had received the doses of electricity used less oxygen and nutrients than those who had not.
Dr Cohen Kadosh said the best results were achieved by applying random and rapid pulses of electricity that created a kind of "noise" in the brain.
The electrical stimulation works by increasing the activity of neurons in the brain, helping to train them much like a muscle can be trained to become stronger and tire less easily.
Over time this helps to improve the efficiency of the neurons so they too can perform tasks more easily.
Dr Cohen Kadosh warned, however, that people should not attempt to apply electrical stimulation themselves as they could do more harm than good.
He added: "Our data shows that we may be effecting molecular aspects of the neurons which may explain why there is this long lasting affect."


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Springboard is a non-profit organization devoted to connecting artists, mediums, audiences, the body and the mind through physical contemporary creation and public space manipulation.
Springboard bridges disciplines with clustered festival programming, creative residencies, workshops, lectures, performances and round table discussions. Springboard champions exploration of physical contemporary practices; in deepening understanding of art and ideas, and supports the aesthetic risk-taking that challenges both artists and audiences with new ways of seeing, representing and responding to contemporary life.
Springboard Performance, in partnership with Hillhurst Sunnyside Community Association guided by the Bow to Bluff Initiative for place making, the AREA, and the Permaculture Guild, propose to enrich the urban landscape of Sunnyside in Calgary.
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In addition to the pre-professional ballet program, the DCM recreational program also offers dance classes for students ages 2 through adult in a wide variety of dance disciplines such as jazz, tap, preballet, modern dance and hip hop. Students at the Dance Conservatory of Maryland are also offered the opportunity to perform twice a year with Ballet Chesapeake.
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England will face Italy as Rooney goal is enough to beat Ukraine
21:56 19 June 2012
Group D: Ukraine 0 England 1
England will face Italy in Euro 2012 finals after Wayne Rooney's early second half strike was enough to beat Ukraine in Donetsk.
The win coupled with France's 2-0 defeat to Sweden means the Three Lions go through as winners of Group D and will take on the Italians this Sunday.
Yevhen Konoplyanka had the first effort on goal for the home side but his 20-yard shot flew high and wide.
Ukraine had plenty of the ball in the early stages as they were roared on by the vast majority of a passionate crowd.
Rooney had his first run with the ball after six minutes but was halted by Denys Garmash's tackle.
Garmash then tried an ambitious attempt from 30 yards out which Joe Hart had covered as it dipped over the bar.
A reverse pass from Devic played in Andriy Yarmolenko but John Terry was alert to the situation and tackled the midfielder before he could shoot.
England kept possession for 20-plus passes but the eventual low cross from Ashley Cole was comfortably dealt with.
Scott Parker got his body in the way of a low shot from Devic as England settled for sitting deep.
Ukraine looked relaxed given what was at stake for the co-hosts and Artem Milevskiy only just failed to get on the end of Yevhen Selin's ball in from the left.
Terry blocked Konoplyanka's drive and, for all Ukraine's possession, Hart did not have to make a save to make in the opening 20 minutes.
But the Manchester City keeper was relieved when Gusev's powerful attempt flew inches over the bar after a mistake by Ashley Young.
Rooney missed a great chance to put England ahead after 28 minutes.
Terry found Young in space on the left and his cross picked out the unmarked Rooney.
But he appeared almost too casual in attacking the ball and directed his header wide.
Ukraine retaliated and produced their most decisive move to date two minutes later.
Devic and Milevskiy combined to find Yarmolenko in space on the right of the box and, after cutting inside, his left-footed drive was held by a relieved Hart.
Devic was looking sharp and relishing the chance offered to him by Shevchenko's injury.
England tried to take the sting out of the game with a spell of possession.
But there was a sense of expectation from the home fans every time their side ventured forward.
Yarmolenko showed his quality in jinking into the England area and it needed Joleon Lescott to halt him as he prepared to shoot at the expense of a corner.
England moved closer to the quarter-finals as Rooney put them ahead after 48 minutes.
Gerrard's corner was half-cleared but the Liverpool player received the ball back on the right flank and delivered a dipping cross.
Pyatov failed to deal with the situation and Rooney was left with the simplest of headers at the far post for his 29th goal for his country.
He is now alone as England's eighth highest scorer and only one adrift of Alan Shearer.
It stunned the home crowd and now the England fans in the one corner of the ground could be heard celebrating especially after news came through of Sweden taking the lead against France.
Rooney broke clear of the Ukraine defence but was held up before laying the ball off to Milner who failed to make full contact on his shot.
Yarmolenko missed a great chance to level after 61 minutes when he headed over the bar from close range.
But a minute late there was controversy when a shot from Devic appeared to have crossed the line before Terry cleared the ball.
Ukraine appealed in vain in an incident which brought back memories of the disallowed goal by Frank Lampard against Germany during the 2010 World Cup.
Tymoshchuk was booked for bringing down Parker on the edge of the Ukraine box.
Pyatov did well to prevent Ashley Cole from doubling England's lead when he turned his volley around the post.
Milner made way for Theo Walcott while the less than fully fit Shevchenko, his country's two-goal hero against Sweden, replaced Devic.
Gerrard was booked for a foul and then the England captain was on the receiving end of a challenge from Yaroslav Rakitskiy which saw him yellow carded.
Hart was almost deceived by a swerving shot from Yevhen Konoplyanka but managed to turn it to one side.
Cole was booked for time wasting as the game entered its final 10 minutes.
Ukraine substitute Serhiy Nazarenko fired over the bar as time started to run out for his side.
Andy Carroll came on for Danny Welbeck with eight minutes remaining.
Shevchenko was booked for chopping down Young before Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain came on for goal hero Rooney as England ran out in the end comfortable winners.
England: Hart, Johnson, Terry, Lescott, Cole, Milner (Walcott 70), Gerrard, Parker, Young, Welbeck (Carroll 82), Rooney (Oxlade-Chamberlain 87).


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W-B fire department promotes 2 members
The Wilkes-Barre Fire Department promoted two captains at a swearing-in ceremony Thursday.
Capt. John Ostrum, a 36-year member of the department, is the newest assistant fire chief. Ostrum is a King's College graduate, a 26-year fire captain and the department's most senior member, according to a city press release.
Capt. Alan Klapat was promoted to deputy fire chief. After becoming a captain in 2001, he worked as the department's fire inspector and training officer and organized fire safety education programs. Klapat joined the department in 1991 after serving as a sergeant in the U.S. Marine Corps.
Fire Chief Jay Delaney and Mayor Tom Leighton offered their congratulations in the release.
"I have watched both these men excel with courage and professionalism during their careers. They will assist in providing strong leadership to the Wilkes-Barre Fire Department," Delaney said.
"(Ostrum) and (Klapat) bring 59 years of combined experience in emergency management response that will greatly benefit the residents of Wilkes-Barre in terms of public safety," Leighton said.
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When I was offered a job on the Grand Strand back in 1987, I looked at several different things before I said 'yes'. I looked into the company, what kiind of radio station it was, what my responsibilities would be..you know, all the basics about a new gig and whether or not it offered me a move up the ladder from my last job in North Carolina. The station was kind of a pit and the pay wasn't great, but it was a move up, so my quest for mediocrity and middle management began. Of all the things I researched before saying yes, I never once looked at the state of South Carolina to see who they voted for in previous presidential elections, who the Senators were or if it was considered a 'red' or 'blue' state...even though those terms weren't used in 1987. I was going where the job was. So, when I make mention about how 'red' South Carolina is and someone tells me to move to a more liberal state if I don't like it, I laugh, because my job is here...it's not in NY or Cali.
But my question is, why should I move? I don't consider myself to be an Illinoisian even though I was born and raised there....or a South Carolinian even though I've been here since the late 80s. I consider myself to be an American. And that's where the problem starts. I guess I have the mistaken assumption that people in Congress have everyone's best interest in mind when considering new bills, laws and legislation...not just the people who believe like they do. Wrong. I assume that the Congress and the President would be able to get together to do what best for all Americans, like me, rather than petty bickering and political one-upsmanship. Wrong again. I'd like to think that in the 21st century, my vote for president would count the same as anyone elses, but with the antiquated electoral college still in effect, unless you live in a state that thinks like you do, you vote doesn't count. My vote should count. I'm an American...and having your vote count is one of our most sacred rights. A right that I've been without since I moved here.
So....why don't I move somewhere else? Because my job's here....in Myrtle Beach.....in South Carolina......in America. But apparently being an American isn't good enough. I guess some rights stop at the border. The state border, that is.
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Drug Trafficker Pleads Guilty to Murder and Receives Four Concurrent Life Sentences
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LITTLE ROCK—Jane W. Duke, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Arkansas; Thomas J. Browne, Special Agent in Charge of the Little Rock Field Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI); and Stuart Thomas, Chief, Little Rock Police Department, announced today that Antoine Demetris Baker, a/k/a "B.A.," age 30, pled guilty to a 13-count indictment and was sentenced to four concurrent life terms of imprisonment without the possibility of release. Baker's life sentences were imposed as a result of his involvement in the 2002 murder of Jerry Otis. In addition to the four concurrent life sentences, Baker was also sentenced to 10 years' imprisonment on each of eight counts involving drug-trafficking, firearms, and witness intimidation charges. Each of the 10-year terms ran concurrent with one another and concurrent with the life sentences. Finally, Baker received a consecutive sentence of five years' imprisonment for use of a firearm in a drug trafficking offense.
Baker's sentences were handed down by United States District Judge Brian S. Miller on what would have been the third day of jury selection in his federal trial. In that proceeding, Baker faced the possibility of death by lethal injection. Prior to commencing court this morning, the parties were informed that United States Attorney General Eric Holder had authorized the withdrawal of the death penalty in exchange for Baker's plea of guilty to all charges and his acceptance of a sentence of life imprisonment without the possibility of release. Once that notification was made, Baker's plea was entered and accepted by the Court.
In a third superceding indictment returned July 11, 2007, a federal jury indicted Baker of three counts of being a felon in possession of a firearm; one count of use of a firearm in relation to a drug trafficking crime; two counts related to the distribution of crack cocaine; two counts related to the murder of Jerry Otis with the intent to prevent his attendance and testimony in Baker's trial; two counts of murder with the intent to prevent Otis from communicating to law enforcement officers information relating to the possible commission of a federal offense; and three counts related to Baker's attempt to obstruct, influence or impede Baker's trial through use of intimidation and threats of physical force against witnesses and a law enforcement officer.
According to the superseding indictment, in December 2002, Baker, from his Pulaski County Jail cell, ordered Mario Dednam and Willie Davis, to murder Jerry Otis. Davis arranged a meeting near a park in Little Rock. When Otis arrived at the park, he was shot by Dednam and died two days later. Baker ordered the murder of Otis to prevent him from testifying in court and informing law enforcement officers of Baker's drug activities. Baker, who was the governor of the Gangster Disciples in Southwest Little Rock, was released from jail after Otis' murder until he was arrested by the FBI in 2006. Baker has been in federal custody since that time, but was convicted in November 2006 in Pulaski County Circuit Court of the murder of Bryant Caster. For that murder conviction, Baker received a 55-year sentence in the Arkansas Department of Corrections. While detained pretrial on the federal charges, Baker instructed others to stop cooperating with law enforcement and made threats to kill a Little Rock Police Department detective. Baker will serve his life sentences in the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
Dednam was convicted in state court for murder in the first degree of Jerry Otis and received a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole. Davis was federally indicted along with Baker, pled guilty, and received a sentence of life imprisonment. Davis was slated to offer testimony against Baker in the federal trial.
Duke stated, "I want to commend the hard work and dedication of the officers, agents, and prosecutors who spent many years focused on this result. This case illustrates the positive effect we can have in reducing violent crime through coordinated local, state, and federal efforts. From the inception of this investigation, to today's plea and sentencing, the United States Attorney's Office worked hand-in-hand with our partners in the Little Rock Police Department, the Pulaski County Prosecuting Attorney's Office, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The resulting state and federal sentences are a true testament to talent and tenacity of the many men and women serving these agencies."
This case was the result of an extensive investigation by the Metrock Task Force, which is comprised of agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and officers with the Little Rock Police Department. Special Agent in Charge Browne noted, "This case is another great example of the effectiveness of the Metrock Task Force. The force multiplier effect of joint law enforcement efforts is particularly effective in gang investigations, and to remove Antoine Baker from the streets of Little Rock for the rest of his life is a great accomplishment for both agencies."
This case was the result of an extensive investigation by the Little Rock Field Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, The Metrock Task Force and the Little Rock Police Department. The case was prosecuted by Criminal Chief Patrick C. Harris and Assistant United States Attorney Angela Jegley.


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