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Benjamin Thomas "Ben" Barnes (born 20 August 1981) is an English actor, best known for his portrayal of Caspian X in The Chronicles of Narnia films Prince Caspian and The Voyage of the Dawn Treader.
Ben Barnes was born in London to Tricia Barnes, a relationship therapist, and Thomas Barnes, a professor of psychiatry. He has a younger brother, Jack.
Barnes was educated at an independent school: King's College School in Wimbledon in West London, where he was a contemporary of film actor Khalid Abdalla and comedian Tom Basden. He studied Drama and English literature at Kingston University.
Ben Barnes began his career in musical theatre. As a teenager, he spent a few years as part of the National Youth Music Theatre, whose famous alumni also include Jude Law and Jamie Bell. At 15 years old, Barnes landed his first professional job as a drummer in the West End musical adaptation of Bugsy Malone. He was briefly a singer in the pop boyband Hyrise, which was in the running to represent the United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2004 with the song "Leading Me On"; however, they lost out to James Fox and "Hold Onto Our Love". Barnes began working in television in 2006, including a guest appearance on the UK series Doctors. That same year, he joined the ensemble cast of a West End production of The History Boys, in which he starred as the sexually provocative Dakin, a role originally played by Dominic Cooper on stage and in the film The History Boys.
Barnes made his feature-film debut as Young Dunstan in 2007's Stardust, directed by Matthew Vaughn and based on the Neil Gaiman novel of the same name. Barnes then starred as a Russian hoodlum named Cobakka in Suzie Halewood's Bigga Than Ben, which was released in 2008 in the United Kingdom and other European countries.
In February 2007, it was announced that Barnes would play the role of Caspian in the film adaption of The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, directed by Andrew Adamson. Adamson said "Caspian is a coming of age and, to some degree, a loss of innocence story, with Caspian starting out quite naïve, then craving revenge and finally letting go of the vengeance." While many readers interpret Caspian as a child, a passage in the novel mentions his age to be near that of Peter's, so an older actor was sought to match William Moseley. Barnes had read the novel as a child, and was cast in two-and-a-half weeks after meeting with the filmmakers. He spent two months in New Zealand horse riding and stunt training to prepare for shooting.
Barnes says his Mediterranean accent in the movie was inspired in part by Mandy Patinkin's performance as Inigo Montoya in The Princess Bride. Adamson did not expect to cast a British actor as Caspian, and said Barnes fit well into the surrogate family of Adamson and the four actors playing the Pevensies. When cast, Barnes was appearing in the National Theatre's West End production of The History Boys. The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian producer Mark Johnson joked Barnes "probably isn't the National (Theatre)'s favorite actor right now", although Barnes has stated in interviews that he gave the theatre good notice. Barnes worked his way around the world in May and June 2008 to promote Prince Caspian.
Barnes says his Mediterranean accent in the movie was inspired in part by Mandy Patinkin's performance as Inigo Montoya in The Princess Bride. Adamson did not expect to cast a British actor as Caspian, and said Barnes fit well into the surrogate family of Adamson and the four actors playing the Pevensies. When cast, Barnes was appearing in the National Theatre's West End production of The History Boys. The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian producer Mark Johnson joked Barnes "probably isn't the National (Theatre)'s favorite actor right now", although Barnes has stated in interviews that he gave the theatre good notice. Barnes worked his way around the world in May and June 2008 to promote Prince Caspian.
A rose cultivar called 'Prince Caspian' was launched by Barnes in June, 2008, at BBC Gardener's World Live in association with The Royal Horticultural Society at NEC Birmingham. Rosa 'Prince Caspian' was introduced by the rose nursery C&K Jones of Tarvin, Cheshire, and bred by internationally renowned rose breeder Tom Carruth of California. From the sale of each rose plant, a donation (20% of each sale) will go directly to Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity as part of Disney's partnership with the charity, to help raise £10 million towards the hospital's redevelopment appeal.
In the spring of 2008, he finished filming the role of John Whittaker for Noël Coward's romantic comedy, Easy Virtue opposite Jessica Biel. Written and directed by Australian Stephan Elliott, the film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 8, 2008. The film has screened at the Rio, Rome, Abu Dhabi, London and Adelaide Film Festivals. It also screened at the Tribeca Film Festival prior to its U.S. release on May 22, 2009.
Barnes next starred in the title role in a film adaptation of Oscar Wilde's Dorian Gray, directed by Oliver Parker for Ealing Studios. The film was released on September 9, 2009, in the United Kingdom, and had its world premiere that month at the Toronto International Film Festival. For the remainder of 2009, Dorian Gray was released in Australia, Italy, Finland and Portugal. Dorian Gray has a 2010 release in countries that include Russia, Greece, Germany and Spain. In the United States, the film was released on August 24, 2010, as a direct-to-video DVD and Blu-ray.
In May 2009, he was nominated for MTV Movie Awards' Best Breakthrough Male for his performance in Prince Caspian, which went to Robert Pattinson from Twilight.
In June 2009, Barnes filmed the psychological thriller Locked In, directed by Suri Krishnamma, on location in Boston. In the movie (which was originally titled Valediction), Barnes plays an American father named Josh whose daughter seems to be in a coma after being in a car accident.
Barnes appeared as King Caspian in The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, the third installment in the Narnia movie series. Directed by Michael Apted, the movie was filmed from July to November 2009 in Brisbane, Australia, and released in December 2010.
In January 2010, Barnes began filming Killing Bono, a comedy based on the Neil McCormick memoir Killing Bono: I Was Bono's Doppelgänger, in which McCormick recounts his youth in Ireland as an aspiring rock star who is overshadowed by his friend Bono, the lead singer of U2. Barnes plays McCormick in Killing Bono, which is directed by Nick Hamm. Filming started at the beginning of January in the city of Lisburn. Information of the first few days can be found at Flixelpix. Killing Bono is scheduled to be released on April 1, 2011, in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Barnes returned to the West End stage in London, with a starring role as World War I soldier Stephen Wraysford in Birdsong, a drama based on the Sebastian Faulks novel of the same title. The Birdsong play, directed by Trevor Nunn and adapted for the West End stage by writer Rachel Wagstaff, began previews at the Comedy Theatre in London on September 18, 2010, and opened on September 28, 2010. The play closed on January 15, 2011.
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I have been offline for some time and just got the internet back again and decided to dive back into the blog thing. First order of business was to move. My old blog was giving me a huge headache every time I tried to format. Maybe this one will be just as bad, but in the meantime I thought I would give it a try.
The old me still exists here.
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Despite the support of many Twin Cities business leaders and Gov. Paul LePage, there is widespread skepticism about a proposal to merge the cities of Lewiston and Auburn into one municipality.
"A lot of people are wicked upset" at the idea, said Lewiston resident Mike Long, who doesn't share their concerns.
Supporters say the plan, which is on the Nov. 7 ballot, would turn the two cities into an economic and political powerhouse, at least by Maine standards, and save millions through greater efficiency. Critics, though, express doubt.
While opponents — ordinary residents and anti-merger spokespeople alike — offer a range of reasons for their stance, including misguided savings projections, racial concerns and the supposedly odd financing of parking garages, there's one concern that pops up time and again: that business elites are trying to jam something through to help themselves, not ordinary people.
"We didn't ask for this debate," said James Howaniec, an attorney and former mayor of Lewiston who is chairman of the Coalition to Oppose Lewiston-Auburn Consolidation. "It was thrust upon us" by "a very small group of people" who strike many as arrogant or condescending.
"There has never been any type of grass-roots support for this," Howaniec said, merely "a top-down" push that isn't resonating with a public that resents having to deal with the issue.
Pro-merger leader Gene Geiger responded to the notion at a debate Thursday night saying that for about 25 years, "A whole lot of people have been involved in this effort from all walks of life and all financial positions. This isn't something a handful of people are trying to shove down the throats of the community."
He went on: "Whoever is involved in this is trying to make the community better. This is not something that is going to benefit me or any other single individual."
Driving around in both cities, signs opposing the merger vastly outnumber those favoring it – and hundreds more anti-merger signs are going up soon. Signs, however, are often a poor measure of what's really happening.
With no public polls on the issue and no known political scientists on the ground trying to make sense of the battle, nobody can say with any assurance that one side or the other is a sure winner. But it's tough to find ordinary voters who like the idea when many critics of it won't speak on the record because they fret that taking a public stand might upset their boss, landlord, family or customers.
Lewiston's Amy James said she has "no problem" with the merger, but added that "most of my friends hate it."
"Nobody around here wants one city," said Patty Freeman of Lewiston, who said she doesn't care which way it goes.
Yet Gloria Boston of Lewiston said the proposal is merely common sense.
"You want to put 'em together? It is together. It is smack together already," Boston said. With only a bridge separating them, she said, people might as well recognize reality.
Howaniec said there's no liberal versus conservative division on the issue, no young versus old, no Republican versus Democrat. It's simply an elite group of supporters versus nearly everyone else, he said.
Geiger, who is chairman of the Lewiston-Auburn Joint Charter Commission, said opponents worry too much about change. "They like what's familiar," he said.
"The world is changing like crazy in front of us," and approaching it "the same old way" isn't going to work, he said. The community won't survive on doughnut shops in a high-tech world that requires a skilled workforce and streamlined government, Geiger said.
"I fear what's coming if we don't change," Geiger said. He said the cities are approaching "a crossroads" and if they choose to go on as is, "our course is clear for the next decade, generation, maybe forever."
Matt Leonard, a former president of the Lewiston Auburn Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce who is active with the coalition opposing the merger, said the reality is that the interests of business owners are different from those of voters who aren't invested in the issue despite decades of discussion about the merger option.
Bob Stone, a council member in Auburn who opposes the merger, said that for every hundred opponents of the merger, there may be 50 different reasons they cite for their position. But, he said, it boils down to "ingrained stuff" that has long divided two communities with a shared past.
Stone said that back in the post-World War II years, the rivalry between Auburn and Lewiston was so extreme that on days when their high school football teams used to meet on the gridiron, fans would line up against each other on a bridge that separates the towns.
On that span over the Androscoggin River, Stone said, the less-than-neighborly brawlers would have their own "battle on the bridge."
Something of that old competition still exists, he said.
Geiger called the cities "two little kingdoms separated by a moat," the river they share. He said they would have more clout if they combined than if they cling to the past and pretend they can pull up a drawbridge to isolate themselves.
LePage, whose office ignored a request for an interview, recently had lunch at DaVinci's Eatery in Lewiston with leaders of both sides. They said he urged them to endorse the merger, insisting that a new joint city could drive economic development not just locally but for the entire state.
Repeating comments he's made in public in the past, LePage told them that parochial concerns of opponents ought to give way to an embrace of a better future.
That position, however, doesn't seem to sway even those who typically back the governor.
At an Auburn GOP meeting recently, with plenty of business oriented Republicans present, nearly 20 party leaders indicated they won't vote for the merger. Only one endorsed the notion.
Several political candidates who have been going to door-to-door said they're mostly hearing skepticism about the proposal.
Stone, a Republican, said the governor ought to stop meddling in a local election whose details he hasn't mastered. He said he told LePage to steer clear in a friendly, private session at the Blaine House the day after the DaVinci's gathering.
Leonard said those pushing for the merger have pushed a particular narrative for decades: that uniting the two cities will make them stronger.
That notion, Leonard said, has served as "a stranglehold" on the community that's had the unfortunate consequence of crowding out the pursuit of other ideas that would accomplish more.
"We can achieve great things without the merger," Leonard said.
Geiger said he finds it interesting "how hardened" the positions on the merger have already become, which may not bode well for the outcome of the vote.
"People feel disappointed in promises made by anybody," he said. "People have been disappointed. They're angry. They don't trust authority figures."
More and more, Geiger said, "there's a notion that collaboration isn't possible or even wise, so people take a position and hold to it," sometimes with a harsh tone that makes it hard to hash out what's best during public debate.
From Geiger's vantage point, there's almost a desperation to try something new — and soon.
There are "enormous problems" looming, he said, with the number of workforce-age Mainers "falling off the table" and demographics looking dire across the state.
"It's as if a hurricane was bearing down on us," Geiger said. "We may not know if the winds will howl at 100 miles per hour or 140 miles per hour, but they're blowing. And they're coming."
At this point, people need to choose whether they are going to toast the storm at a bar with buddies or to huddle with friends and make a plan "to come out in good order" when the winds die down, Geiger said.
Leonard said the cities have a great deal going for them as is, without a merger, including a growing student population and an energetic young workforce that doesn't exist anywhere else in Maine. The cities also have 238 miles of fiber optic cable already laid that could become the backbone for economic development tied to companies that rely on technology.
Leonard said the Twin Cities, as Lewiston and Auburn are sometimes called, are like twins. They're not the same, he said, they're just related. Arising from the same background and looking somewhat alike, each has a distinct personality with differing needs and wants, Leonard said.
Instead of papering over those differences, he said, it would be better to use them to spur growth on both sides of the river, working in tandem while also recognizing that the two cities are not alike.
Geiger said, though, that a more nimble administration from a combined city would be far better poised for the uncertainties and opportunities ahead.
Lawn signs, he said, are not the mark of visionaries.
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At the beginning I was writing it as myself and Neal Kind was just an imaginary character in my comics.I said that the comics are based on real events but never revealed of whom none of you read my blog back then.I hadn't found the audience for my blog yet.Then after a couple of posts I wrote that incidents aren't based on someone random but me and I'm writing my life here and then soon I took the name Neal Kind and ever since then I've been Neal Kind here.I found my audience when I found TBC that was a good decision.
You might not know but Neal Kind isn't any randomly picked out name.My parents wanted to name me Neal before naming me what they did (It's a real hard name to say) and I've been thinking to change my name to Neal permanently for a long time but I don't do it. Kind part is real clever,if you take out vowels from my last name then you are left with K N D yes in that order so I just played with the words.
Once I found TBC my world got a lot bigger, so many wonderful people found me and I found many wonderful people from different countries and culture. I've been their fan ever since, I've mentioned their names on more than one occasion.(Some new additions in them : Tudda Pudda Diaries, The Happy Candle,Sundays and Sunsets,My sky of ink and paper and there are lots more)
Ever since I started this blog the main change has been in my professional life i.e. college life. I've been more cheerful, taken part in different things.I let the crazy out and it has been wonderful ever since. I made new friends met new people both offline and online.I wish I'd meet a couple of my blogging friends they are wonderful people.
I've been juggling two social life for sometime, I keep this part of my life secret and I like to keep it that way.So now my offline friends don't know anything about you but you'd know all about them sooner or later.
Now you might ask why I started from High School but that where crazy things start isn't it?Your hormones go crazy, your mind go crazy, your body go crazy and you tend to make people around you crazy.My life in high school was kind of mixed.All the things that happened effected me in way I can't even explain and I never really talked to anyone about it.So here for the first time I'm telling my thoughts and story from that time and in 2014 I've told you around 10 chapters from my life.Up until now I've told you I started high school and fell in love with my best friend (I had known here since 2nd grade) but decided that she needed to focus on her study but then she told me she's had a boyfriend since end of 8th grade which kind of broke my heart for the first time but I decided it's high school thing won't last and I valued our friendship more than their stupid relationship so telling her I liked her would've ruined it and I'd have lost her as a friend as well.
In 2015 I intend to tell you more about my life and add a little more personal touch to it I'm not sure how but I want to.
Some lovely people responded to my survey as well and they've been really helpful so thanks.
Most of them thought I should change my theme a little, I agree and I've been wanting to but theme takes a lot of time to change and I just haven't had enough time to change it in past couple of months but I will do that when I get some time if you could leave some suggestions that'd be great.
Tudda Pudda pointed out she liked that I keep my blog casual and easy to read (thanks!), That was my intention keeping it casual and entertaining I usually keep my deep thoughts for comments I usually try to leave a meaningful comment if not at least a cheerful one.I rarely leave 'great post' comment, so yeah I keep it casual here to make my comments interesting. :)
So my blogging resolutions :
- Rechecking every post before posting,trust me it might not look but I can keep my grammar in check but the thing is I don't plan what I want to write rather write what comes to mind as it is no changes..my sister actually suggested that I should first make a rough draft and then write which helps me a lot.So after exams I'll start keeping a journal for my blog posts.
- Try to change my theme.(suggestions please)
- Post a little something about drawing - I'm no expert I'm not even very good at it but I can share what I do (It was suggested that I should do this in the survey :D) and I can help you with digital painting.
- Tell you a little about my culture but will do that as festivities come.
- Share some Indian things with you.
- I have a new blog series in mind "Thank you notes" where I'll thank all the stupid people, will see how often I want to post that.will tell you more about it in next post.
- Making this blog more personal.
- Sharing comics more. I post like 1-2 comics each month my initial plan was to post one each week but well my schedule has made it impossible for me to do that.but I'll try to post more comics.
- Entertain you people (It's not all about me after all).
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World Language Coordinator, K-12
What is the enrollment of your current school district?
We serve 8,800 students.
What are some of your career highlights?
I have had the opportunity to serve as an Assistant Principal, Principal, Director of Title I, and Coordinator of a department. This has provided me with a balcony view of what a district looks like, authentic experiences at different levels, and a variety of challenges at the building level as well as central office. As the coordinator of World Languages I oversaw the review and revision of the curriculum for seven languages and ensured alignment with the CTCore. Greenwich is knowns in CT as the largest World Language program as well as the model in curriculum writing. This was a three- year tiered plan and has led to 100% of our students passing the AP exam in their target language with a score of three or above.
What are you most proud of professionally?
During my academic career, I have accomplished many goals to enhance education. As K-12 Coordinator of World Languages, I designed and implemented a K-12 vertical aligned curriculum in seven languages (i.e. Pathways to Languages). These standards included a multi-disciplinary connection to the Common Core State Standards and American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL). After five years of implementation, 100% of students have passed the Advanced Placement Exam of their chosen language with a score of three or above.
I am also proud of my academic achievements as a professional. In 2015, I completed the Executive Leadership Program at the University of Connecticut. This program is a highly competitive program that prepares future Superintendents in the state of Connecticut. Also, my selection to the SLA National Cohort is another significant accomplishment of my career. The opportunity to engage with national level leaders in a cohort model is a tremendous honor to advance my career.
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David Cameron has been chatting about things and he says there will be jobs.
Firstly, Dave wanted to make it public that because of the Saharan militant smog, he didn't go for his morning run this morning. Instead he got on with some work, well done Dave, well done. Don't want to irritate those sensitive little Tory lungs of yours do we…
According to Dave a lot more jobs will be made available in the near future as several companies look to expand their workforces, most notably, Vodafone.
Vodafone are planning to open up 150 more stores around the UK which they reckon will create 1400 more jobs! Wooooohhhhooooooo, I'm sure working in a Vodafone store talking bollocks about the latest devices and price plans would be a dream come true for many people!
Dave's views on Europe: He doesn't agree with Nick and he doesn't agree with that Nigel geezer from UKIP either. Dave then said his views on Europe but I couldn't understand them. I think he wants us in, and then he wants us out, and then he wants us to shake it all about. That's what it's all about. Ironically and allegedly, that's what Theresa May said to him at the Tory Christmas party.
Dave said "where we can act to help hard-working families we will" – well you are the Prime Minister Dave, it's good to know you've acknowledged that that's part of the job description.
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MLS # 15-8181 | Listing Office: Kachemak Group Real Estate
MLS # 15-8181 | Listing Office: Kachemak Group Real Estate
57560 Eagleaerie is a $45,000 property on a 2.00 acre lot located in Homer, AK.
Really nice high and dry ground with tons of southern exposure in a very private location only 1 minutes from town. 16x24 sub floor in sonotube pilings already in place. Great place for your home.
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Land Horse Property
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Trees - Sparse
Elec - On Site
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unz - not zoned
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paul banks/homer
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Retail - For sale - Barking
We are delighted to offer to the market Abbey Sports Centre which has been declared surplus to
requirements by the London Borough of Barking & Dagenham.
The property occupies a prominent island position and has been identified as a key Mixed Use Commercial Leisure-led Development site within the area.
The property is currently being used as a leisure centre, the building has an established D2 (sports centre) use. The Council has prepared a detailed Draft Planning Guidance Note which is included in the information pack.
In terms of planning policy, the site is located within the administrative boundary of the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham. Key planning policy for the property therefore includes the Core Strategy, (adopted July 2010), the Site Specific Allocations (adopted December 2010), the Borough
Wide Development Policies DPD (adopted March 2011), the Barking Town Centre Area Action Plan DPD (adopted February 2011), the Joint Waste Plan DPD (adopted February 2012), and the London Plan, (adopted July 2011).
The Council are seeking to promote a Mixed Use Commercial Leisure - led Development on the site, with a focus on D2 uses linked to the arts and culture. It is however recognised that A3 and A4 ancillary uses may be required on site to support the primary Commercial leisure use. Residential uses on the uppers may also be suitable but should remain ancillary to the Commercial Leisure use.
Notably, given the Council's investment in a new sport centre on an adjacent site, certain D2 uses would be deemed unacceptable such as a health centre, swimming bath and gymnasium.
The property is highly accessible and benefits from a public transport accessibility level (PTAL) 6a.
The property is located on Axe Street, close to Barking Town Square, within the London Borough of Barking & Dagenham. The property is identified in red on the below map.
The surrounding area is mixed in character with a number of residential, commercial and cultural amenities in the vicinity. The immediate surrounding area is undergoing major regeneration with phase 1 and 2 of the Barking Town Square redevelopment recently completed. This scheme contains improvements to the public realm, a learning centre, leisure facilities, retail and residential uses and has been seen as a major catalyst for further growth in the area.
The property boasts excellent transports links with Barking Station located 0.6 KM (0.4 miles) to the north east. Barking Station provides access to the District Line, Hammersmith & City Line and London Rail Network. Average journey times are 16 minutes into London Fenchurch Street, 25 minutes into Bank, 35 minutes to Kings Cross St Pancras and 20 minutes to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
There are a number of arterial roads in the vicinity of the property with the A123 bounding the south of the property and providing a direct link with the North Circular (A406) which provides access to the motorway network.
Additional information
The property can be viewed with ease from the surrounding roads. If access is required to the existing building please contact us directly.
Mr Pierre Clement 5 Aldermanbury Square EC2V 7HR 020 7338 8148
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"Axiom is an interesting collection of short tracks where the sequencing shines of its analog and digital fragrances"
1 Sima 4:07 2 Descent 5:57
3 Masker 3:52 4 Axiom 6:39
5 Invisible Symbol 5:21
6 Hydrometry 5:26 7 Crush 6:15
8 Forbidden Zone 3:53
9 Relapse 5:38 10 The Seeker 6:15
11 Transcription 4:06
12 Allegory 4:00
13 Almost Imperceptible 4:45
14 Heavy Colour 7:52
Bandcamp DDL (DDL 74:13) ***½
(Driven sequenced rhythms)
One of the most attractive seductions of the Berlin School is this possibility that have the authors and musicians to tie a crowd of rhythms and melodies through some long structures fed by cosmic or simply ethereal ambiences. Get out these elements of this crenel is like to eat a filet mignon without accompaniments. Some people will like, others will miss the sauce, the potatoes or the vegetables. "Axiom" is this filet mignon. It's an album which aims the fans of meat. To the fans of sequenced rhythms braided, excepted for the very ambient "Heavy Colour" which is nearer of the nomadic moods of Cracks in the Air (2013), into jumping keys which bloom and scatter in all directions in order to create a brochette of rhythms rather diversified. For this last album, Javi Canovas wanted to try something different with a series of short tracks which shine in movements of sequences to the tones more alive than ever. If every piece of music possesses its unique cachet, the synth wizard of Spain makes a sense of honor to merge analog tones to the colors of the digital era, giving an album which unites marvellously the tones of bass to others more crystalline into patterns of rhythms charmingly acrobatic.
"Sima" begins with a storm of sequenced keys. Tones of bass, others crystal clear ones and some others more sizzling are parading in a mess of rhythmic lines which rise, come down and crisscross each others like tightrope walkers on a bicycle rolling on wires shaken by ample oscillations. The rhythm is heavy and lively. It spins with elytron of metal and electronic percussions of which the splinters draw a thick cloud of birds which pecks at a texture as well cosmic than very Teutonic. The sound textures are appreciably the same, except that Canovas has, this time, a clear tendency for more lunar atmospheres. And every track, in spite of certain resemblances here and there, offers a structure of rhythm of its own which sticks well enough to the visions of his author. So "Descent" offers a more sneaky movement with lines of rhythms which either crawl or tumble down a slope on the brakes. The track catches the hearing rather quickly because of its perfume which releases the ambiences of Tangerine Dream's Flashpoint. After the jerked and colored rhythm of "Masker", the title-track plunges us into a structure of rhythm braided by multiple loops where the keys spin with violence in breezes to the colors of the nostalgia. The rhythm is static and violent and I challenge you to drumming it with your fingers and follow its pace. This is a great Berlin School, perfumed of cosmic breezes a la Jarre, with keys which try desperately to extricate themselves from these uncountable loops which enclose it. I don't know why, but that reminds me the violence of Steve Roach's static rhythms on Empetus. Idem with "Transcription" and its stubborn rhythm which climbs a brief oscillating curve with a thick cloud of keys in tints and timbres which mix delightfully the contrasts of the analogue and the digital. "Relapse" also breathes of these static rhythmic fragrances of this period. "Invisible Symbol" sounds so out of tune in all this universe of splendid rhythms. It's a nice ballad with a beautiful piano and it allows our ears to breathe a little. And that restarts with the deep oscillatory rhythm of "Hydrometry". The sequences buzz like a swarm in fury, while the curve of the winds breathes an ethereal approach which drowns itself literally in front of these massifs hummings and these solos which whistle braids over this mass of feverish agitation. "Crush" presents a more Cartesian approach. The movement is minimalist. Keys, always so furious, are skipping in the shadow of the rather nervous jingles of electronic percussions while the more the movement progresses, the more it frees other keys in juicier tones which glide in crisscrossed figures over a structure which weighs down constantly its heat. That looks like a Deep House, but without the bass pulsations. A little of tranquility? Just to rest the ears! Javi Canovas offers then another small quieter movement in "Forbidden Zone" with a stream of sequences which spin and chirp, with a fascinating organic harmony, in suave morphic veils. "Almost Imperceptible" feeds itself of the same ambiguities. Its rhythm is more or less ambient and snores in cosmic corridors. There also I like these organic tones sequences which make tremble the ambient texture and which enhance the quality of the twisted, and rather discreet moreover, solos. "The Seeker" offers a very good heavy rhythm with a more resonant line and a series of winged keys which crisscrosses it of a spheroidal line. The rhythm splits in a structure with gaps where the jumping keys are bouncing in the shadow of other ones, in order to peck at the line of the main rhythm. Adding so these colors and sound flavors which bicker constantly between the analog and the digital tones. "Allegory" is in the same vein, whereas "Heavy Colour" ends "Axiom" with an ambient approach which is very near of Steve Roach's aboriginal soundscapes. After all, it's necessary good in an album where the jumping and flying keys devour our ears as much as the ambiences and the melodies, which are literally in background, on this surprising pallet of rhythms in so lively colors that alone the fathomless territories of EM can draw.
Sylvain Lupari (November 18th, 2014)
This webzine is online since August 2010 and is completely dedicated to Electronic Music (EM) identified as the Berlin School style and its derived. You will find interviews but mostly reviews of ambient, sequenced and symphonic EM with a glimpse on other related genres. You have questions or want your music to be reviewed? Please read the 123 FAQ section attentively. Bear in mind the main purpose of this Blog. So welcome in and I hope it will guide you into the wonderful world of EM.
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JAVI CANOVAS: Axiom (2014)
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so, VGA (640*480) video recording....galaxy pro, you're screwed with 320*240 video recording :)
lg , 05 Aug 2011thirdclass looks and design..galaxy pro is much better.........go home lg and prepare well to ... moredont say like that look is better then galaxy pro it slike calculator lg pro is looks lke phone dude
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if i haven't bought my OPTIMUS ONE then i wud have bought this..
awesome fone wid great specs..
its luks killing 10/10
At least its screen is in a "normal" (for Android) orientation (even if only QVGA).
i think it will be an awesome phone. the battery is really good 1500 mah good looks and latest android version.. nice phone by lg..
The LG Optimus Net has a 3.2-inch HVGA screen like the Optimus One, other upgrades include NFC capabilities, DLNA support, and most crucially, a dual SIM version for Brazil, China, Asia, and the CIS.
Both the phones have a 1500mAh battery and an 800 MHz CPU. Last we checked, there are only a couple of weak dual SIM Android options in India at the opposite ends of the price spectrum, so the Optimus Net should find lot of takers.
Not sure about dual active status :-(
Seems good phone but need confirmation on "dual active" feature.. else it will be just another "dual stand-by" type phone
it says here it's android 2.3.3, but when I checked the phone it's only 2.3.2
does it have multi-touch capacity.....?? as in pinch zoom etc.......
This could have been better if LG placed atleast HVGA (320x480) screen resolution and 512MB ROM/RAM. I will surely buy 1 if that's the case.
As far as the 3G HSDPA speed is concerned, this is a step backwards compared to the LG Optimus One.
The LG Optimus One has HSDPA speed of 7.2 Mbps. This phone, along with the LG Optimus Net, has a speed of 3.6 Mbps.
A good smartphone with qwerty. Screen size could be larger and better with 5mp camera. Nice design.


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WAY TOO MANY INNOCENT FAMILY PETS ARE BEING INJURED OR EVEN TRAGICALLY KILLED ACROSS THE USA by Law Enforcement and AC
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Chino was shot and killed in Charlotte, NC on private property by a police officer D BRYAN on December 16, 2012. Ivy was
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" Puppy mills are " intensive dog breeding facilities that are operated under inadequate conditions that fail to meet
Unleashing the truth about online puppy sales.. A new report by the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), How
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The community of Gerritsen Beach and surrounding area is in desperate need of help. We have paid our fair share in tax
Dolphins are dying at alarmingly high rates in Florida's Indian River Lagoon, a shallow estuary closed off from the
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Bill and Lou are two oxen who have been used by Green Mountain College in Vermont for 10 years. These cuties are so
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Urge Cardiff to stop experiments blinding animals Experiments at Cardiff University have been revealed in which kittens
JUSTICE FOR HARRIS! Callous owner dumps his dying cancer-stricken dog in freezing temperatures.. ---------------- This
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Donkey sex gets thumbs-up from censors.. Film depicting bestiality gets a surprising pass from classification board. Gay
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Because BULL FIGHTS are cruel and this is clearly a backward step for the welfare of animals in Spain. News story
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Land O' Lakes has serious issues. PETA went undercover and found the most disturbing things. Cows being stabbed, cows
Earlier this year the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) approved a proposal by Shell Oil Company to
Bear baiting (also called bear baying) pits a declawed and defanged bear which is chained to a stake against hunting
For generations we've thrown on boots, denim, and large-brim hats and flocked into crowded arenas to catch a glimpse of
Did you know?- Eukanuba and Purina Dog Chow are Major sponsors of the Eukanuba World Cup Dog Show in Belfast scheduled
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