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Slow Down Clown's Vitek Goyel gives us the first of NH7 Mixtape March's mixtapes. This one's goes out to lovers, dreamers, sinners, and all in between.
Hello world! Lets get two things straight – one, I'm neurotic as hell, and two, I devour music like a fat kid loves cake, and I love me some cake! Now that we have that out of the way…
The lost art of the Mixtape. Remember when you would spend literally hours recording songs to those TDK tapes and trying your goddamned best to not cut the song off before it was actually over? Not only the recording part, but just sequencing the tapes was an art form too. Lest we forget dousing them with black ink penned heart shapes before sending them off to some girl, who was probably still fantasizing over Backstreet Boys enough to not really give a shit about you or your shitty mixtape! Well, the time has come to reinvent the mixtape! Well, almost.
For me, the real "formative" years (when my brain was being molded by ear shattering Db's and other unmentionables) existed in the early to mid-noughties. It was a time when I was fortunate enough to see many band's that I idolized, and got to get my first real peek at any kind of "underground" scene.
Here goes a mixtape of songs/bands/artists that have gone a long, long way in shaping everything that I am today, as I live and breathe! Each one of these songs has touched my life, and made me all the richer for it. The hope is that maybe some of you might find something you like, and begin your own epic journey into these musical netherworlds, just as I did (and continue to do). A heads up, if you don't like wrist slitting-ly saddening music, please go here instead.
Here we go! Pass it on! Wanna get more involved with NH7 Mixtape March, check out NH7′s 101 starter course on mixtaping here.
I took the liberty of writing about what each song means to me. Track-by-track, here it is.
1. Cap n Jazz – 'Little League'
"Hey Coffee Eyes! You got me coughin' up my cookie dough heart"
I'll never forget the first time I heard this song. I just went – "What? What the fuck was that?!" I had never, ever heard anything like it. It was punk rock, it was children's music, it was… yelping… I don't know what! It's very hard to describe the music of Cap n Jazz but I do know one thing – I loved it! It's crazy how influential, yet unknown, they were. You even have bands naming themselves after some of their songs! (We Are Scientists) Cap N Jazz also led me to other artists/bands that I love to this day that were hugely influential on me, namely American Football, Owen, The Promise Ring, Owls, and Joan of Arc. Listen to this and tell me if you've ever heard anything like it! It really makes you want to jump around the room like a live wire on pop rocks and Coca Cola.
2. Sunny Day Real Estate – 'In Circles'
Sunny Day Real Estate was the first time I ever heard the term "emo" related to a band or any kind of music. As cheesy as it sounds, the term certainly fits for SDRE. This is pure emotion with a kickass rhythm section. You can't tell a goddamn word of what Jeremy Enigk is saying, but it is all 100% absolutely believable. SDRE were the perfect band for their time and place, another Sub Pop gem. Unfortunately, they broke up and spawned a generation of gag-inducing "emo" bands that seemed to have missed the point entirely. Fun fact – the rhythm section ended up joining a little band called Foo Fighters, where bassist Nate Mendel resides till this day! Still, this is the real deal right here. If you like this, check out another band from the same era called Mineral. You won't regret it!
3. Sun Kil Moon – 'Duk Koo Kim'
Mark Kozelek is the greatest living singer-songwriter of our time. There, I said it! He's the only person on this list that shows up twice, and for good reason. It seems that MK fans are such a small group of people, but they are extremely devoted. MK can literally sing words from the Yellow Pages and make you want to cry. Duk Koo Kim, in my opinion, is his masterpiece. Based on the infamous boxing match between Ray Mancini and Duk Koo Kim, a Korean boxer, where Kim died in the ring as a result of injuries sustained during the fight. In the song, MK uses the fight as a metaphor to meditate on life and death. You would think, given the subject matter, the song would be absolutely pretentious, but it's the complete opposite. It's as real as it gets. The song runs for a glorious nine minutes and never ever feels boring. This song is just beyond words for me. It evokes the feeling of how fleeting life is. This is a song that needs your patience, and its beauty will reveal itself to you in time. "You never know, which day is gonna pick you, baby."
4. The Microphones – 'I Want Wind To Blow'
This album was the first real exposure to me of "lo-fi" as a genre. It took a couple of listens to get my head around it, but once I did, it's never left me. This album wallops a huge emotional impact every time I give it a spin. Phil Elverum uses lo-fi recording techniques (warts and all), all done at home onto analog tape, as not just a medium but also as aesthetic. His playing and singing is so sincere on this, you can just imagine him sitting in that room just poring over the smallest details. A lot of people think that In An Aeroplane Over the Sea by Neutral Milk Hotel is the greatest lo-fi indie album. My money is on Glow Pt 2. Once it gets into you, it never leaves. That's a good thing.
5. Arthur Russell – 'Place I Know/Kid Like You'
Arthur Russell was this disco maven from the '80s who was really influential in the early NYC disco scene, but he was also deeply rooted in the avant garde. He played a unique combination of cello with tape loops and lots and lots of echo to match his heart breaking vocal phrasings. He passed away from AIDS in the '90s, but his music is probably some of the most unique I have ever heard and you can hear the influence on a lot of todays bands, from Grizzly Bear to Animal Collective. His music is called "unintelligible" by some, but to me, each song of his is like a little universe that exists by itself, but still feels like part of "everything".
"A kid like you, could never understand. A man like me, never understood that".
Kills me every time.
6. My Bloody Valentine – 'When You Sleep'
Like a lot of songs on this list, I heard this song for the first time while sitting in the backseat of someone's car. I remember that my friend had this album on cassette and when I heard this song, everything just clicked for me. It was a surreal moment for sure! At first, it might just seem like noise, but there are so many layers here that are very intricate. This album had a ridiculously high budget (rumoured to be close to $1 million) that nearly bankrupted Creation Records. But one thing's for sure, I spent the next couple of years trying to emulate this sound and tried my best to coax cute girls with whispery voices into my room to record them singing over my noise tracks and reverse delay loops. I still have some of those recordings, and they didn't actually turn out half bad!
7. Modest Mouse – 'Third Planet'
The only tattoo I have on my body is a Modest Mouse one. That pretty much says it all. Modest Mouse is one of the very few bands that I have a very deep, almost spiritual connection to. And this album kind of sums up all my religious/spiritual/humanistic beliefs. The soundtrack to my 18-year-old existential crises! There's no other band that clicked so instantly with me. The more I delved into their back catalog, I realized that it was all pure gold! Isaac Brock is a genius. I even did an art project in college about the evolution of post modernism, ending with Modest Mouse. Everything ended with Modest Mouse for me in the first half of the 2000s. Brock's lyrics were so simple and nonsensical but yet, they make perfect sense to me. This is music you take with you when you go, wherever that may be.
"The Universe is shaped exactly like the Earth, if you go straight long enough you'll end up where you were."
8. Red House Painters – 'Katy Song'
Here's the second Mark Kozelek song on the list, this time from his first band, Red House Painters. I'm not really one to give much advice to people, but the one thing I tend to tell people when they come to me for advice is, "If you're depressed, please don't drink heavily and listen to Red House Painters." RHP music was DEPRESSING, but, it was also glorious. RHP, along with bands like Low and Codeine, pioneered a genre known as "Slowcore" or "Sadcore". Not the best of names, but they describe the music accurately. This is slooooooow and sad music made for wallowing in. I love it! This song in particular is probably the moodiest RHP song, but also one of the most heartbreakingly beautiful ones Koz ever wrote. One line that nearly killed me the first time I heard it, because it resounded with stuff going on with my life at the time.
"I know tomorrow you will be somewhere in London, living with someone. You got some kind of family there to turn to, and that's more than I could ever give you."
9. Casiotone For The Painfully Alone – 'I Love You Creedence'
Any "one man band" consisting of a fat guy with a beard and glasses who plays his Casio keyboard to some homemade beats is A+ in my book. But what I love about CFTPA is that they avoid the trappings of many "hipster" groups, and behind the glitchy electrobeats, there are some truly endearing stories of loss and tales of unrequited love. I love songs that are stories. Another great song by them is 'Natural Light, which was covered beautifully by Mark Kozelek on one of his EPs. But this song in particular, though short, really makes my eyes swell up whenever I hear it. As someone in the Youtube comments section wrote "So goddamn sad". I concur. It's a song I could listen to on repeat for a 100 times and not get sick of. In fact, sometimes I do just that.
10) Titus Andronicus – 'Upon Viewing Bruegel's Landscape With the Fall of Icarus'
Titus Andronicus is the only band I've really liked to have come out in US indie scene the last four-five years. They mix an equal measure of Springsteen and early Clash bombast, and combine them into an epic garbage swirl of beer-and-vomit-soaked epic punk rock songs. Lo-fi as fuck, this is music for hard drinkers, wankers and part-time philosophers. This is a cut from their debut album, but their follow up The Monitor is a classic from start to end. What I love about these guys is there is no gimmick. There's no multiple vowels in their band name, or multiple vvvvvvv's or uuuuuu's. This is straight up punk rock from a shitty town in New Jersey. A small band with an ambitious vision. Great stuff.
Vitek Goyel fronts Mumbai indie band Slow Down Clown.
We're going in deep with mixtapes this March on NH7.in. Know more about NH7 Mixtape March here.


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Something magical happens after you turn 40. With age comes more than wisdom – there comes a surprising inner strength. I've finally shed the fear that was holding me back during my youth. Doors are opening because I am no longer afraid to walk through them. I can see clearly now that the only person who can hold you back is you!
Armed with this revelation, I started my own caregiving business, signed up for my first 5K run, just went zip lining, and entered this contest! Some may call this a mid-life crisis, but I prefer "mid-life discovery." Life is an adventure. I personally can't wait to see what's around the corner! Sky diving anyone?
I finally know who I am and I know what is important. With the love of family, friends, and my two amazing children, this is truly the most fabulous time of my life.


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Weird and Wonderful is Doctor Who TV's look at some of the other Doctor Who bits and bobs around the web that caught our attention over the last week or so.
Awesome Art
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"The Doctor" Supercut
Every instance of "Doctor", "the Doctor", "just the Doctor", "I'm the Doctor", "Doctor what?", "Doctor who?", and variations thereof from 2005 up through today.
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Seining the Bay at Cape Henlopen State Park offered through Aug. 22
Summer wouldn't be complete without catching a crab or picking up a fish, and a great way to do it is during Cape Henlopen State Park's Seining the Bay program. This family-friendly activity will be offered every Wednesday and Thursday through Aug. 22 at 9 a.m. at the Seaside Nature Center. The program costs $5 per person, and is recommended for ages 5 and up with a paying adult.
Attendees should dress to get wet and wear secure footwear - no flip-flops - to help collect sea creatures with a seining net.
There is no pre-registration; instead, tickets will be available for sale on a first-come, first served basis at the nature center starting at 9 a.m. the day of the program, with a maximum of six tickets per person. More information is available by calling 302-645-6852.
The Seaside Nature Center is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and the Borrow-A-Bike program is available from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., weather permitting.
More information about programs offered at Cape Henlopen and all of Delaware State Parks can be found at destateparks.com.


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- Monday January 10th, 2011 :: 07:48 p.m. CST
Attempted Armed Robbery at Central National Bank – 2219 W Willow in Enid
At 5:52 pm, January 10, 2011, Enid Police Department Officer's responded to a Panic Alarm at the Central National Bank, 2219 W. Willow in Enid. While enroute, the Enid/Garfield County 911 center received a call from a bank employee indicated that an armed man had attempted to enter the Central National Bank with a gun drawn and was confronted by an armed security guard inside. The suspect fled the bank and departed on a bicycle traveling eastbound on Willow Road.
The suspect was described as a white male, approximately 6 foot tall, medium build, wearing a white mask and glasses, blue jacket, and wearing grey pants. The suspect was believed to be carrying a handgun.
A search for the suspect was conducted and at the time of this release it is still ongoing. This is a joint investigation with the Enid Police Department and Federal Bureau of Investigations. The suspect is still at large and should be considered armed and dangerous.
Anyone having any information concerning this attempted robbery is asked to call the Enid Police Department at 580-242-7000, or Crimestoppers at 580-233-6233.
Enid Police Department
301 W Owen K Garriott Rd
Enid, OK 73701
Emergency: 9-1-1
Non-emergencies: 580-242-7000
Kevin A. Morris
2219 W Willow Rd
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Cell and molecular biology
What can I do with my course in cell and molecular biology?
Careers in cell and molecular biology
As a cell and molecular biologist, you study cells and the molecules that combine to form them. You use microscopy and molecular approaches to understand how organisms develop, how they respond to their environment, and how the diseased state differs from the healthy state.
You may find jobs in agriculture, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, food and healthcare carrying out research, process control or quality control.
As you build your knowledge and expertise you could consult to business or government where scientific knowledge is required for the development of business plans and policies. You may also find opportunities in technical writing, journalism, research institutes and in education.
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Dec. 30, 2006
Final Stats | Notes | Photo Gallery
SAN ANTONIO - Drew Tate's 274 passing yards along with Andy Brodell's Alamo Bowl record and career-high 159 receiving yards weren't enough as Texas squeaked by Iowa, 26-24 in the 2006 Alamo Bowl.
The game featured three lead changes in front of an Alamo Bowl record crowd of 65,875.
"Things really worked for us offensively," Brodell said. "Give credit to everyone on this team. I think the effort was there today."
"We felt we needed to get back to the basics," Kirk Ferentz said. "The team practiced hard all month and this is a real tough game to lose."
Iowa opened the game with an impressive nine play, 77-yard drive to take an early 7-0 lead. Albert Young recorded a 26-yard run, his longest carry of the season, to the one-yard line and bulldozed his way past the pylons on the following play. The drive marked the first time this season that Iowa scored points on its opening possession.
Tate and the Iowa offense took over on its own 37-yard line after the Hawkeye defense forced the Longhorns to a three-and-out on its first drive of the game.
On the first play of the drive, Brodell took a pass from Tate and sprinted 63 yards to the endzone to give Iowa a 14-0 lead. The reception was the longest touchdown pass in Iowa bowl game history and Brodell's longest career catch.
Texas trimmed the Iowa lead to 14-3 after an eight play, 33-yard drive ended in a 26-yard field goal by Ryan Bailey.
After a Texas punt pinned Iowa at its own three-yard line, Tate orchestrated a 13-play, 83-yard drive, highlighted by a 41-yard screen pass to Brodell and a 29-yard, third and 13 conversion pass to Scott Chandler to give Iowa a first down at the Texas seven-yard line.
Two plays later, a scrambling Tate threw a pass from the right sideline, across the field to a wide open Chandler in the endzone for what appeared to be an Iowa touchdown. The officials, however, ruled that Chandler was in a position on the line of scrimmage to be deemed an ineligible receiver downfield, and the play was disallowed.
On the following snap, Tate lobbed a pass once again to Chandler in the endzone, but Thorpe Award winner Aaron Ross intercepted the ball and gave Texas a chance to score before halftime.
Colt McCoy and the Longhorn offense started the game 0-4 on third down conversions, but converted four-straight third downs on their final drive of the first half en route to a 20-yard touchdown pass to Limas Sweed.
Texas cut the Iowa lead to 14-13 after Bailey hit a 43-yard field goal on the first drive of the third quarter.
Iowa caught a big break after Ross fumbled an Andy Fenstermaker punt and Charles Godfrey recovered the ball at the Texas 35-yard line. The Longhorn defense stopped Iowa on three-straight plays and Kyle Schlicher hooked a 45-yard field goal wide-left, which gave Texas the ball on its own 28-yard line.
McCoy wasted no time in giving Texas its first lead, throwing a 72-yard touchdown pass to Jamaal Charles on the following play to make the score 20-14.
Brodell and Tate executed a wide receiver screen to perfection once again with 1:08 remaining in the third quarter, this time for a 23-yard touchdown pass and Iowa regained the lead, 21-20.
Texas followed Iowa's touchdown with an 11-play, 72-yard drive, including a crucial fourth-and-one conversion, and scored the go-ahead touchdown on a two-yard run by Selvin Young. The subsequent two-point conversion by Texas failed but the Longhorns gained a 26-21 lead.
Iowa battled back on its first drive of the fourth quarter and Schlicher hit a 38-yard field goal to make the score 26-24.
The Iowa defense stopped Texas on its next drive and the Hawkeyes took over on the Texas 48-yard line after an 18-yard punt by Greg Johnson. Iowa couldn't get within field goal range and was forced to punt.
Texas ran the ball on its next five plays, forcing Iowa to use all three of its timeouts. The Hawkeye defense came up with a huge stop and Texas had to punt with 10 seconds remaining in the game.
Johnson then boomed a 56-yard punt and Dominique Douglas was tackled at his own 17-yard line with two seconds left on the clock. Iowa's final play was unsuccessful and Texas escaped with the win.
Tate finished 15-25 with 274 yards, two scores and one interception in his final game in a Hawkeye uniform.
"I though Drew competed extremely well today," Ferentz said. "Both quarterbacks played well and I really thought Drew's effort was superb."
"Drew made some great checks at the line when we had those screen passes," Brodell said. "I wouldn't expect anything less from Drew. He is a great leader who played his heart out today."
Even with the loss, Ferentz said the effort from his team shows promise for next season.
"We need to look forward after this game," Ferentz said. "If we play with this effort and toughness all the time, we are going to win a lot of ball games. I think a lot of good days are ahead."
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by Alyssa Grossman, 05/14/2013
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Gray Line New York Sightseeing
If you've walked the streets of New York City before, odds are you've spotted one of Gray Line's double-decker sightseeing buses. These vehicles with a view take you to locations in Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx, and past landmarks like the Empire State Building, Times Square and the Brooklyn Bridge. Also available are nighttime tours and special attraction–focused packages that include access to Top of the Rock, Yankee Stadium and a cruise around the harbor. And if you're an international visitor, uptown and downtown routes are now equipped with audio tracks in 11 languages, including French, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Russian and Hebrew.


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Top 10 Reality TV Fights: Omarosa And Piers
Omarosa, dubbed the TV Guide's #1 reality-TV villian, had enough fights her first time around on the Apprentice to last a lifetime. However, she had one more chance to prove she could act like a grown up on Celebrity Apprentice, but failed miserably. Omarosa clashed with every single cast member yet again, especially Piers, who liked to push her buttons. They got into fights daily, including one where Omarosa poured champagne all over Piers. It was probablysalt in the woundfor poor Omarosa when he won the entire game.
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Located in the heart of restaurant row in the Arcadian Dunes section of Myrtle Beach, the Sands Ocean Club has beautiful ocean-front views. Amenities abound, from the pampering Atlantis Spa to Ocean Annie's Beach Bar which offers live seasonal entertainment. You can enjoy the beach, a full range of watersports, the indoor pool or even the nice-and-easy lazy river. Come on inside and relax in Sandal's Lounge, a pool-side café, or satisfy your hunger at Windows Restaurant, which offers a daily breakfast buffet. There's plenty of on-site shopping and a fully equipped fitness center, too.Check-in Time: 16:00Check-out Time: 10:00Check-in Days: SaturdayImportant InformationMinimum age check-in is 21.Pet Information: Animals are not permitted; could result in forfeiture of the unit and/or other penalties.Credit card imprint required upon check-in at the resort.Resort cannot honor unit upgrades or moves.Parking Restrictions: Limited parking onsiteResort is open 8am to5:00pm Monday through Friday. Saturday 8:00am-8:00 pm and Sunday 9am to 5pm .


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