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Sponsored by Florida Romance Writers
Space is limited! Click here for more information: http://www.frwriters.org/conferences.html
Published authors, Elissa Wilds and Debra Glass will be presenting their workshop:
Psychics, Witches, and Ghosts — Oh My!
Paranormals are hot! It seems as if everyone is writing them—and of course, reading them. Not only do paranormal enthusiasts want to be swept away by fantastic, well‑developed characters, and a great plot, they also want the paranormal elements in the story to be believable.
Ray Bradbury said, "The most probable tale can be made believable, if your reader, through his senses, feels certain that he stands at the middle of the events."
A plethora of books on psychic ability and Witchcraft litters the shelves of bookstores, however, none of these addresses what it actually feels like to receive psychic information.
Published paranormal authors, Debra Glass and Elissa Wilds will provide in‑depth explanations of how these paranormal phenomena work and what it is like to live their magical lives.
In our 45 minute workshop, we will cover:
· Psychic ethics
· Psychic ability fact and fiction
· How to improve your own inner psychic
· Divination tools
· Witch vs. Wiccan beliefs
· Types of Wicca
· Wiccan terminology
· Rituals
· Spells
· Tools of the Witch
· Types of Mediumistic ability
· Mediumistic ability fact and fiction
· Tools of the Medium
· Spirits and ghosts
· Writing believable psychic/Wiccan characters
· Pendulum exercise where we will provide pendulums and guide a divination exercise
Author Bios
Elissa Wilds is versed in intutive development modalities, Wicca, a licensed Psychic Counselor, Feng Shui Consultant / Instructor, Reiki Master, and Tantra Practitioner and Instructor. She holds a dual BA in English and Communication and holds an MA in Communication Studies. She teaches classes in Wicca, Psychic development, Feng Shui, Reiki, and more. She first discovered her intuitive ability when she was in her early teens. She writes paranormal and erotic romance as well as non-fiction. Her paranormal romance, Between Light and Dark, is an upcoming Dorchester Publishing release.
Debra Glass is a psychic Medium and certified hypnotherapist with the New England Institute of Hypnotherapy. She holds an MAed with emphasis in history from the University of North Alabama. A Florence, Alabama native, she has authored four regional folklore collections. She enjoys writing articles for Fate Magazine as well as historical articles for various Civil War Magazines. She enjoys speaking at Civic Clubs, historic sites, schools, and libraries. During regional festivals, she conducts the Haunted History of the Shoals and the Civil War History of Florence Walking Tours. Her paranormal romance Gatekeeper, was released in April and is the first in the Ellora's Cave Phantom Lover series.
Check out Elissa and Debra's blog, Writing Magick, at http://www.themagickallife.blogspot.com/


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A pedestrian in St. Augustine Beach died after a crash at State Road A1A South at Floridian Avenue around 10 p.m. Friday.
The pedestrian, Kimberly Dawn Jones, 43, of St. Augustine, was taken to Flagler Hospital and was pronounced dead, according to the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office.
According to the preliminary investigation, Colby Willey, 20, of St. Augustine, was driving north on State Road A1A South when Jones walked into the roadway from the east side of the road, according to the Sheriff's Office.
The Sheriff's Office is investigating.

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NEWPORT BEACH — Joe Ozaki of Japan played in the first round of the Toshiba Classic on Friday not knowing his family's status after a massive earthquake and subsequent tsunami hit his homeland.
He figured they'd be OK because someone would've gotten in touch with him if there was trouble.
Ozaki, whose home is in Tokyo, spoke with his wife, Yoshie, Friday night, helping him put his mind at ease. It also helped him make a jump from tied for 15th to tied for third after a second-round-best seven-under-par 64 on Saturday at Newport Beach Country Club.
Ozaki's 64 tied three others and put him in contention going into Sunday's final round, as he's tied with two-time major champion Mark O'Meara, who grew up in Orange County.
Nick Price, a three-time major winner who matched a Champions Tour-record 60 on Friday, remains in the lead. He is at three under and has a two-shot lead at 14-under going into the final round.


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Students analyze and interpret the accompanying large-format images of Mars taken by NASA's Mars Thermal Emission Imaging System (THEMIS) camera. The analysis involves identifying geologic features, calibrating the size of those features, and... (View More) determining surface history. The lesson culminates in students conducting in-depth research on questions generated during their analyses. The lesson is part of the Mars Education Program series; it models scientific inquiry using the 5E instructional model and includes teacher notes and vocabulary. Next Generation Science Standards are listed. (View Less)
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Students are introduced to planetary rocks, soils, and surfaces using images of the lunar samples collected by Apollo astronauts. Examining those images and participating in related activities will lead students to a deeper understanding of the... (View More) Moon, Earth and our Solar System. The 27-page student guide contains background information, images, instructions, questions and activities. The lesson models scientific inquiry using the 5E instructional model and also includes a teacher's guide, an alignment to Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS), and connections to Common Core English Language standards. (View Less)
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After creating a model of multiple volcanic lava flows, students analyze the layers, sequence the flows, and interpret the stratigraphy. Students use that same volcanic layering model to investigate relative dating and geologic mapping principles-... (View More) which they will then apply to satellite imagery. The lesson is part of the Mars Education Program series; it models scientific inquiry using the 5E instructional model and includes teacher notes and vocabulary. Next Generation Science Standards are listed. (View Less)
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The goal of this lesson is for students to understand how to plan a mission to another world in the solar system. They begin by discussing the path of a spacecraft traveling between planets, examining the journey from the Earth to Mars as an... (View More) example. In Activity 1, students determine the pros and cons for different ways we can explore another world, either by observing from the Earth or by sending a spacecraft to fly by, orbit, or land on the world. In Activity 2, the students plan a complete mission to explore another world in the Solar System. By the end of the lesson, the students come to understand that what scientists want to learn about an object determines how they plan the mission, but real-life constraints such as cost and time determine what actually can be accomplished. Note: The MESSENGER mission to Mercury that is mentioned in this lesson ended operations April 30, 2015. For the latest information about MESSENGER and NASA's solar system missions see the links under Related & Supplemental Resources (right side of this page). (View Less)
This is an activity about identifying solar flares. Learners will cross-reference data collected from a Sudden Ionosphere Disturbance, or SID, Monitor, the GOES solar catalog, and SOHO spacecraft images of the Sun to identify solar flares coming... (View More) from the Sun that are affecting Earth's ionosphere. This activity is part of the Research with Space Weather Monitor Data educators guide. Use of and access to a Stanford Solar Center SID monitor and the internet is encouraged but not required. Locations without a SID monitor can use SID data posted online: http://sid.stanford.edu/database-browser/. (View Less)
Bringing More Meaning to Weather Predicting: The Weather Station and Reading the Sky Help Put it All Together
This chapter provides teachers with instructions to install a school weather station, and to build simple instruments to monitor weather conditions. Materials need to create a homemade weathervane include a two-liter soft drink bottle, a shallow... (View More) metal pie pan, a plastic drinking straw, and a compass. Building an anemometer requires plastic cups, soda straws, a pencil with an unused new eraser on the end, a paper punch, and a thumbtack. Thermometers and a rain gauge must be purchased. A data table is included for estimating windspeed using the anemometer. The chapter includes research ideas that allow students to validate their instruments and test the predictive capability of resources such as the Farmer's Almanac. This resource is chapter 15 of Meteorology: An Educator's Resource for Inquiry-Based Learning for Grades 5-9. The resource includes background information, teaching tips and questions to guide student discussion. This is chapter 15 of Meteorology: An Educator's Resource for Inquiry-Based Learning for Grades 5-9. The guide includes a discussion of learning science, the use of inquiry in the classroom, instructions for making simple weather instruments, and more than 20 weather investigations ranging from teacher-centered to guided and open inquiry investigations. (View Less)
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This is an activity about lunar and terrestrial stratigraphy. Learners will study the patterns of lava flow by creating eruptions using soda-vinegar solutions and modeling with home-made playdough (stove-top and no-cook recipes are included). This... (View More) activity is in Unit 2 of the Exploring the Moon teacher's guide and is designed for use especially, but not exclusively, with the Lunar Sample Disk program. (View Less)
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Day 9 - Belize CityNight was not Belize City's best side, black was not its colour. We fell in a parabolic curve down through Mexico, gravitating towards the little country sitting below the peninsula. The book helpfully outlined the places not to walk at night in Belize City - just about everywhere. We caught a cab with a German called Benton or Fenton or something and made for the Smokin' Balam Guesthouse. Our landlady also instructed us to 'be careful' and with nervous glances all around we walked to the main street in search of sustenance. We collared a copper to ask about gringo-friendly venues and though his suggestion of a bar down a dark alley was not taken seriously his advice to 'stay safe' certainly was, despite the fact that he should surely have a hand in that. Carmita's by the famous swing bridge was relatively friendly and a couple of buckets of Belikin (Belize's #1 beer, sorry, 1 beer) softened our angst. We had Lyndon's (after Johnson) undivided attention the bar being, as it was, bereft of other custom. We ended up having a pleasant evening perched out on the front step of Carmita's with the former president, the owner Alex and a guy called Jeff, they even invited us to a party the next day and 'party' beats 'high-murder-rate' in rock-paper-scissors. We did pluck up the reckless courage to visit the bar down the alley - the next day, in daylight. But not before a brief walking tour to Bird's Island, a tranquil spot where the city's literati chill. The island looked largely unchanged in the 50 years since Hurricane Hattie came through here and blew the capital 50 miles inland. As far as wildlife went - the birds, well I guess they went. There were two dogs angry at our transgression who made a barking beeline for us only halting their charge at the last minute. We left Bird's Island. Friendlier company was found at the aforementioned bar. JC was an imposing man who ran the security there and it seemed impolitic to complain when he helped himself to one of our beers. His right-hand man and girlfriend (one suspects she would be anyones girlfriend for a little US) also joined our libations but I was distracted from complaint by the large bag of weed JC had just placed into my hand. They were the Belizean Laurel & Hardy if Laurel & Hardy offered you drugs and prostitutes instead of slapstick comedy. As for the police? Don't worry about them amigo, they're all corrupt. We looked on from our hostel as a Christmas parade wended its way through the city in the distance. It must have wended its way through some neighboring countries too given the time it took to reach the spot on the main road where we had subsequently positioned ourselves. Joining us at Carmita's party afterwards was a tall rake of a rasta called Eldon who had come over from a nearby Caye (island, pronounced key) to feed tourists riddles, information on his sexual prowess and an endless supply of bullshit. The decision was made that if Eldon was here the island could only be the better for it and a visit was required forthwith. The Cayes are an hour and a world away from the city's simmering menace. As we bisected the mangrove forests our boat carved a great cross in the wake with a frothing geyser at its centre. The hankerchief that my fellow traveller had brought with him indicated a fundamental misunderstanding of the island's renowned watersports but I wasn't missing out on snorkeling the world's second largest barrier reef. We floated like weightless clouds above clear skies and sylvan fields of vivid, living rock while leopard rays flew slowly below. Bulbous spheres of Brain Coral with twisting mazes carved in their surface lay next to elegant fans caressed gently by the wind of current. Giant Grouper eyed us warily while shoals of smaller fish moved across the horizon like swooping flocks of birds. My breathing was slow and steady, my vision clear, I felt as if part of the ocean. Mountain ranges rose to my left and right, the valley floor seemed miles below but gravity held no sway. We circumnavigated the channel and drifted over undulating, brittle coral beds watching fish of a perfect purple dart in and out. Wrasse and beaked Clowns scoured the reef with sudden, jerking thrusts. We returned to our airy domain to explore further down the reef in search of its more.....emotive inhabitants. I dropped again into the temperate ocean with a note of anxiety quite absent before. Dark shapes swarmed the boat in a morass of fin and frenzy. Their slicing form evoked ingrained childhood fear, a two-note terror. But all they sought was food thrown from above, competing with Rays and greedy Petrels for the scraps of fish. Don't pull their tails or put your hand in their mouths and no harm will come, fair. Once the bucket was emptied and the fish had dispersed we clambered aboard our bobbing launch. It was exhilaration that took me as soon as I removed the mask from my face, a pure lightness of being. A wonderful experience only improved by the recounting. We leave behind an odd cultural melange of Menonites, Rastafarians and dear old Queenie staring up from every note.
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NWSB insider C-Mac brings us a Northwest Coaching Profile on past Vancouver Canucks head coach and general manager Marc Crawford. A former Canucks draft pick and then a Coach. Cool story. Crow was selected 70th overall in the 4th round by the Vancouver Canucks, and promptly made it to the NHL the very next year in the 1981-82 season. After seven years, Crow was finished in 2006 coaching VanCity.
Canucks Northwest Coach Profiles: Marc Crawford
Northwest Athlete Profile: Joe Sakic
Dave B. Profiles one of the classiest hockey players of all time, Joe Sakic. The Burnaby born and bred sniper played 20 seasons and now has his number retired by the Colorado Avalanche, the organization he spent his entire career with, including the first few with the Quebec Nordiques. He remains part of the NHL landscape today as Executive Advisor and Alternate Governor for the Avs.
Game 56 Coyotes vs. Canucks: Desert dogs driving hard into Vancouver
Josh Hall one of our Vancouver Canucks bloggers is back with his Monday Vancouver Canucks vs.Phoenix Coyotes matchup preview. 7:00 p.m. PT, on Rogers Sportsnet. The Canucks and Coyotes played once this season, back on November 25th, and the Canucks won 5-0. Sami Salo, Ryan Kesler, David Booth, Maxim Lapierre and Alex Burrows all scored en route to a Cory Schneider shutout.


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Built with True's signature factory-balanced capillary tube system, the True TUC-67-HC~SPEC1 undercounter refrigerator is designed to provide quick temperature recovery, thanks to large evaporator and condenser coils along with evaporator fans that push a high volume of low velocity air through the cabinet. This heavy-duty refrigerator is built with a stainless steel exterior and interior. The top is made with rugged 20-gauge stainless steel. The interior steel floor is made with coved corners for easy spill cleanup.
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- Large evaporator and condenser coils, combined with a powerful 1⁄5-HP to maintain temperatures consistently between 33-38 degrees F
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- Steel shelf support pilasters allow shelves to be adjusted in 1⁄2-in. increments
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Category : breakfast, eggs, vegetarian
Egg nests is one of our favorite meals. It is delicious, easy, super healthy and you feel great after you eat it. We frequently make these for breakfast on Saturday mornings. They are a great way to use up any leftover veggies in your fridge from the previous week. You saute veggies in a pan and then make small wells and crack eggs into those and the eggs cook and adhere to the vegetables making them into a nest around the egg. The recipe below is just what we happened to use the day we took this picture, but really the possibilities are endless. You can use any type of green, add any vegetables that you want and try any combination of spices that you desire.
Egg Nests
Got the idea from the blog Clean Eating Machines
2 Servings
1 T. olive oil
2 cloves garlic, minced
1/2 medium onion, chopped
1 head kale, washed and chopped
1 zucchini, diced
1 jalapeno, minced (seeded or not depending on your preference)
4 eggs
2 T. Parmesan cheese
salt and pepper to taste
1) heat a nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add the onion and saute until softened, about 5 minutes. Add the garlic and cook for an additional minute. Add the zucchini and saute for about 2 more minutes. Add the kale and saute until wilted.
2) your vegetables should cover the entire bottom of the pan. Make four wells in the vegetable and crack an egg into each well. Cover the pan and let the eggs cook until they have cooked through, about 4 minutes. They should still be slightly soft to the touch. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese, salt and pepper. Serve immediately.


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About Carter
USA Today and #1 Denver Post bestselling author Carter Wilson explores the depths of psychological tension and paranoia in his dark, domestic thrillers. Born in New Mexico in 1970, Carter grew up primarily in Los Angeles before attending Cornell University in New York. Carter is a two-time winner of both the Colorado Book Award and International Book Award and his novels have received critical acclaim—including multiple starred reviews from Publishers Weekly and Library Journal. He lives with his two children in a spooky Victorian house in Erie, Colorado.
Mister Tender's Girl
At fourteen, Alice Hill was viciously attacked by two of her classmates and left to die. The teens claim she was a sacrifice for a man called Mister Tender, but that could never be true: Mister Tender doesn't exist. His sinister character is pop-culture fiction, nothing more. Over a decade later, Alice has changed her name and is trying to heal. But someone is watching her. They know more about Alice than any stranger: her scars, her fears, and the secrets she keeps locked away. She can try to escape her past, but he is never far behind.
Inspired by a true story, this gripping thriller plunges you into a world of haunting memories and unseen threats, leaving you guessing until the harrowing end.


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Please check in tomorrow when I issue a HUGE apology to insurance and lay waste to an organization that should have been our advocate.
Thank You for Your Support!
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*Please make checks payable to Ryan Diviney SNT.
PostiviTees Fundraiser
Please help support the Diviney family and Rally for Ryan! PositiviTees is honored to spread Ryan's message of hope and inspiration.
100% of the proceeds of this shirt will be donated to the Diviney family to help cover Ryan's medical expenses.
On behalf of the Diviney family and PositiviTees, We THANK YOU for your generous contribution!
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Rotary Club of Ashburn Dinner
The Rotary Club of Ashburn will host a dinner fundraising event for Ryan.
Date: April 30, 2011
1757 Club
45120 Waxpool Road
Dulles, VA 20166
All proceeds will go to Ryan's care. The Diviney's are in need of a purchase of a Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber (HBOT), as they currently rent one for $3,100 per month.
Contact Nancy Pav at 703-726-3421 for more information.
Radiance Salon Fundraiser for Ryan
Both Radiance locations in Broadlands and Lansdowne, VA will donate a percentage of gift card sales in MAY to Ryan's Rally.
This is exciting since it coincides with Mother's Day!
Broadlands: 703-723-4600
Lansdowne: 571-333-3005
Ask for Aimee for questions.
Visit Radiance Salon and Media-Spa
Tuesdays, at Ruby Tuesday
Starting Tuesday, April 19, anyone who dines at the Ashburn Village Ruby Tuesday AND mentions they are there to support Ryan, Ruby Tuesday will donate 10% of your check to Ryan's Special Needs Trust Fund!
This promotion currently has no end date. So, every Tuesday it is in effect.
Greg Wells & RE/MAX Golf Tournament to Benefit Ryan
May 12, 2011 at 1757 Golf Club
Registration Deadline: APRIL 15
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I've got a bit of a problem. I've got a test tomorrow in python programming, and I've been learning the language using 3.1. The computers we're taking the test on all have 2.6 installed. They're Linux (not very familiar with Unix).
Obviously this is troublesome. I don't want to spend half of the allotted time figuring out changes between 3.1 and 2.6. I emailed my professor but he didn't offer much help. Said he didn't have install rights on the computers. He did however suggest that I install 3.1 on my "home area", it's a 100mb personal space that gets mounted every time I log in on a university computer.
So, my questions are as follows:
-Can I install Python 3.1 to my "home area" even though I don't have install rights on the computer (or any uni computers)? (Probably not)
-If so, how do I do it? (Almost never use Linux)
-How do I let the computer know what version I want to use when I test a .py file?
-Are there any other solutions I haven't considered? (portable python? only 3.0 available, but will it serve my purpose?)
I'm guessing this won't work out smoothly, so I'll probably have to do the test in 2.6. Some major differenced I've noticed so far between the two versions are:
print doesn't need () in 2.6
input is raw_input in 2.6
a.split() is string.split(a) in 2.6
Are there any other crucial changes I need to know about? Keep in mind that this is basic programming, nothing too advanced.
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Chris Andersson
RECENT event: June 28, 2017
Guided Path: Professional development series
Students interested in pursuing a path in college as a visual or performing arts major have lots of choices to make. Cyndy McDonald from Guided Path interviews Chris Andersson, Theater Education Specialist. Watch the webinar!
RECENT event: OCTOBER 8, 2016
Preparing for your college audition
mumbai, india
I will lead a conversation to demystify the college audition process for a limited number of high school students who are applying to schools in the U.S. for drama. I will discuss the mechanics of auditioning—from what to wear to how to prepare and perform a monologue—and invite parents to join for Q&A at the end.
If interested, please contact me by October 1 at email@example.com.
RECENT event: october 30, 2016
Are you planning to apply to college musical theater programs in the upcoming admissions season? I will be co-hosting a college audition workshop in the San Francisco area on SUN 30 OCT 2016 with Dr. Elizabeth Stone of Campanile College Consulting. Please join us and other professional colleagues as we walk you through the three parts of the college musical theater audition: dance, singing and acting evaluations.
Greetings! I'm Chris.
I was the Director of Admissions for the Drama department at NYU Tisch School of the Arts for a dozen years and am now an independent educational consultant who advises students who want to pursue an education in theater. I work primarily with high school students who have their eyes on summer high school or college drama programs.
Why me?
Students and families come to me for my expertise gained from 24 years in higher education administration, working exclusively with drama students. I am a member of the National Association of College Admissions Counselors (NACAC), the Independent Educational Consultants Association (IECA) and the Higher Education Consultants Association (HECA). I have a B.A. in Theater and Dance and an M.A. in English, both from Trinity College in Hartford, CT.
My Career
After years of performing throughout New York City, I became the Administrative Director of the Trinity College/La MaMa Performing Arts Program. I taught on the faculty of Trinity's Theater & Dance department and for the Hartford chapter of the I Have a Dream program. After 11 years running Trinity/La MaMa, I became the Director of Recruitment for the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center in Waterford, CT. Immediately following the O'Neill, I moved to the Drama department at NYU Tisch School of the Arts to oversee their artistic review process.
In addition to overseeing auditions, I have served as an academic advisor for hundreds of students over the years. I enjoy watching them develop as artists and then take great pride in their successes in the field as they become the future of this art form.
Along with theater and education, I am passionate about music, art, architecture, New York City history, nature, and exploring this amazing planet.


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Storytime with Dogs Colourful Day
This week's story time was centered around Dog's Colorful Day: A Messy Story About Coloring and Counting by Emma Dodd
I enjoy sharing many of Emma Dodd's stories. I find they work really well for story time especially for the younger preschool age. In Dog's Colorful Day we meet a white dog with a black spot who moves through out his day getting spots of all different colours from various sources. As I read this story I have an enlarged picture of the dog on my board and I invite one of the children to come up choose the crayon colour and create a dot on him as we read. They love particpating and it's a great activity for developing colour recognition, listening skills and following directions.
A great companion book:
Lots of Dots by Craig Frazier
Published by Chronicle Books 2010


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The name "jazzsequence" is a juxtaposition of two opposing ideas. Jazz, being a style of music, is often characterized by a free-form, improvisational style based on a loose set of rules or forms. The phrase "all that jazz" means "a bunch of unrelated stuff", a sort of hodge-podge of different ideas or objects. A "sequence" is a mathematical concept wherein numbers or variables are ordered according to the parameters of a specific pattern. It is these two conflicting concepts that inspire the music of jazzsequence — creating order from chaos or, alternately, generating chaos from order.
Punk music and experimental music are intrinsically tied together by an emphasis in the process over the output, and in the early 2000s, jazzsequence began to experiment with taking the fire of punk rock, the conceptual art of experimental music, and the modern thump of electronic, IDM and industrial music to create a sonic experience that was completely unique.
In 2011, he released Wasp — the fourth album under the jazzsequence name — which was a concept album orchestrated to be a soundtrack to the novel The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo by Steig Larsson. Written and produced entirely during the month of February for the RPM Challenge, he did extensive research, jotting down notes and building timelines to create an aural companion to select scenes or periods in the book. The result is his strongest effort yet. Later that year, he formed Plague Music, a netlabel specializing in dark electronic, industrial, gothic and metal, in an effort to collectively promote and help other artists promote and refine their craft, having teamed up with Geoff from The Raygun Girls.
Salt Lake City Weekly | Gavin Sheehan
"...ambient, experimental and industrial music [in] a NIN-type project. [jazzsequence] has been putting out releases for nearly five years...but hasn't really received the kind of exposure you'd think he'd get from fans or even community-radio shows catered to the genre. Earlier this year, he released his third full-length album,Wasp, and has now followed up that with an EP titled WASPREMIX. As you may have gathered from the title, the six tracks are remixes of songs from the main album. If you're into the genre, I strongly suggest you check out more of his work..."


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This is my best friend Karen. And she is in town this weekend for a visit. This picture is from the trip Brian and I took up to St. Louis in January for Rich and Rachel's wedding.
Having good friends is truly one of the greatest blessings one can have!
We had a great time at dinner last night with Brian, his mom, Heath, Karen and myself. Lots of laughs that hopefully burned off some of the calories we ate!!
Today we will...well..who knows! We will figure it out as we go! I'll be sure to take the camera along for some fun pics!
Its going to be blazing hot in Texas this weekend..so try and stay cool and if you don't live here..be thankful!!!
Living life, lovin' family and laughing along the way our very blessed path.
Saturday, July 31, 2010
2 comments:
- Peggywhiz said...
And its going to be 106 in Dallas on sunday, the day your mother and neice comes to visit, so make sure the ice tea is made and cold cold cold.
- July 31, 2010 at 2:38 PM
- LisaShaw said...
The two of you are beautiful. Looks like your friendship is a blessing to you both!!!
- August 13, 2010 at 3:42 PM
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