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House Speaker John Boehner on Tuesday said Republicans are finishing a $659 million bill to deal with the surge of children coming into the U.S. from Central America. It's far short of President Barack Obama's $3.7 billion request, but Senate Democrats see an opening of sorts for the bill in their chamber.
Key words: of sorts. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid told reporters on Tuesday that if the House passes the bill later this week, "maybe it's an opening for us to have a conference on our comprehensive immigration reform."
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Frozen Cookies n' Cream Pie Recipe
Seldom do I promote a recipe so chock-full of store-bought components, but when there are Oreos involved, I make an exception. This is just the ticket for lovers of the cookies n' cream combo, when an ordinary bowl of ice cream just won't do.
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- Yield:makes 8 large servings
- Active time: 30 minutes
- Total time:4 hours
- 25 ounces Oreo chocolate sandwich cookies (this is shy of two standard packages)
- 4 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted and cooled
- 1 1/2 teaspoons kosher salt
- 1 quart vanilla ice cream (I recommend Bryer's Vanilla Bean for its white color and fluffy texture), softened
In the bowl of a food processor, pulverize 15 1/2 ounces of the Oreos until they make uniform crumbs, about 30 seconds. Add the butter and salt. Process until the crumbs have the consistency of wet sand, loose but can be pressed into a shapes, about 15 seconds.
Pour the pulverized mixture into the springform pan and use your fingertips to press it into the bottom and sides to form a crust that rises two inches from the floor of the crust. Chill for at least 20 minutes. While the crust chills, twist to separate the remaining cookies and set aside.
Using an offset spatula, spread a 1/2 inch layer of the softened ice cream on the bottom of the crust. Cover with cookies, then a thin layer of ice cream, and repeat. Place the remaining cookies over the top. Freeze for 3 hours to solidify. 10 minutes before serving, release from the springform pan and allow the pie to sit out. Serve immediately.
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Taking the past two days off was the right call, as it was quite swollen, bruised and a bit tender. But today I felt okay for the run. It went great, I only felt the sprain a little at first and that went away quickly. All systems go.
Run itself was an out and back from the school on the old raildroad bed. Went pretty well, but felt a little sluggish especially at first, due to the two days off. Still, good run and I just took it pretty easy anyway.
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Subject: Support H.B. 135 – Transportation Funding Amendments
Date: Thu Feb 20 15:44:30 MST 2014
Dear State Representative Sanpei,
A safe and efficient transportation system creates the foundation for economic growth and improved quality of life.
However, the current state motor-fuel tax is causing our transportation system to fall into disrepair. The motor-fuel tax has lost 40 percent of its purchasing power since 1997 and continues to drop due to inflation and more efficient vehicles. This lack of action will end up costing our state up to 10 times the amount in maintenance costs and several magnitudes more in lost economic output.
H.B. 135 addresses the structural imbalance of the motor-fuel tax and takes a prudent step towards addressing Utah's transportation challenges. This bill would reduce the motor-fuel tax to a 12.2 cent per gallon base, and adjust annually based on a five maintenance variable index capped at 2% increase and will sunset in 2021. This bill captures the broad base benefit of an efficient and well maintained transportation system. This is not a tax increase as the bill is revenue neutral in its first year and critically preserves purchasing power in the motor-fuel tax through the annual adjustments.
I urge you to support and pass H.B. 135 – Transportation Funding Amendments out committee favorably.
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10.13.12: The 13th ranked (NSCAA poll 10/9/12) traveled to Trenton, NJ this past Saturday to take on the Mercer County Community College Vikings. The Lady Knights and Vikings battled to a 1-1 tie in double overtime. With the tie the Lady Knights are now 7-3-2 on the season.
The Lady Knights came out of the gates playing hard and dominated play right from the opening whistle. In the 10th minute of play sophomore Co-Captain Brittany LeClair (Westerly, RI) scored on a pass from freshman forward Jessica Hammond (Warwick, RI) as LeClair deflected Hammond's pass up high into the Mercer goal. As play continued the teams went back and forth with a few scoring opportunities at each end of the field with the edge going to CCRI but the Lady Knights just couldn't finish.
As the second half of play began the game became more physical but CCRI still carried the play and held onto the 1-0 lead. In the first 15 minutes of the half a CCRI defender was issued a second yellow card which prompted her ejection from the game. With the Lady Knights playing short-handed, they still managed to keep Mercer off the board. However, with approximately eight minutes remaining in regulation a Mercer player took a well-placed shot to Lady Knights' goalkeeper Alex Place's (East Greenwich, RI) left. As Place was moving across to make a routine save she slipped and couldn't reach the ball giving Mercer the tying goal. Regulation ended with the score 1-1.
As the overtime period began both teams had a few scoring chances, especially CCRI who hit the top crossbar of the goal twice. After a scoreless first 10 minute overtime period the teams began the second overtime. Neither team could find the back of the net with the game ending in a hard fought 1-1 tie.
CCRI Head Coach Dennis Grassini commented after the game, "This is a game we clearly should have won. It was totally unfortunate that our goalkeeper slipped and could not get to what should have been a routine save but those things happen sometimes. Alex (Place), our goalkeeper has been playing great for us all season long and she really didn't deserve that unfortunate miscue. Coach (Kathy) Bannan and I are very proud of our players as they played hard in very adverse conditions and being a player short for more than half the game. Unfortunately luck was not on our side today as we didn't make the most of our scoring opportunities."
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Liberty News
Pinning ceremony blesses nursing grads to healing work
After years of rigorous academic training, graduates of the Liberty University Department of Nursing were able to breathe a sigh of relief and relish their accomplishments at the biannual pinning ceremony Dec. 14 in the Towns Alumni Center.
In all, 71 graduates of Liberty's residential B.S.N. program were recognized at the ceremony, as well as seven M.S.N. and two R.N. to B.S.N. graduates from Liberty's online nursing programs. Several more graduated from the online programs but were unable to attend.
This year, the department inaugurated a "Blessing of the Hands" at the ceremony. Graduates received a prayer of blessing from faculty members, who then anointed their hands with oil.
"We view nursing as a ministry of carrying out the healing work of Jesus (so) we feel this is a meaningful and significant way to send out our graduates," said Dr. Deanna Britt, chair of the nursing department.
Students who graduated with their B.S.N. will go on to take their National Council Licensure Examination to become registered nurses. The department's last graduating class boasted a 97 percent pass rate — Liberty's highest ever.
Liberty's bachelor's and master's level nursing degrees offer quality education with a Christian worldview. In addition to these degrees, Liberty also offers two critical care certificate programs designed to give students interested in critical care or maternal/child critical care a head start in their careers.


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Signs She May Be Cheating
When it comes to male infidelity the stories and resources of information are plenty. Since men are stereotyped as emotionally irresponsible and unable to control their physical urges, there are countless books, studies, and discussions on why men cheat on their wives or girlfriends.
But where are all the conversations about female infidelity? Don't they cheat too?
According to Dr. Holmes, a U.K. psychologist at Manchester Metropolitan University, an increasing amount of women are having affairs. In their recent study is was found that 15 percent of women were unfaithful to their husbands or boyfriends at least once in their lifetime. Study results also show that the likelihood of women cheating on their partner seemingly increase with age.
In a 2006 University of Washington Study, researchers found that the lifetime rate of infidelity among men increased to 28 percent in 2006, compared to 20 percent in 1991.
The noticeable jump in female infidelity comes from the fact that women are more financially empowered and independent than they were in past generations, and in turn, have developed many of the same bad social habits as men. Also, as more women joined the workforce and closed the working-class-gender-gap, "office affairs" have become somewhat of a norm in the area of female infidelity.
While many past studies do confirm that men cheat more than women, women will generally have an emotional affair which may progress into physical infidelity, unlike men, who are statistically more likely to engage in a one night stand.
"The bottom line regarding infidelity, is that men are cheating on their wives primarily for sexual reasons, while women are cheating on their husbands for emotional reasons," Ruth Houston, infidelity expert said in 2009.
"What I find most interesting about my research, as well as other studies on female infidelity, is that the majority of the reasons cheating wives commit infidelity are things that could be easily remedied by an attentive husband who's willing to make the effort," she said.
There are many reasons why a women may cheat, whether it be physical or emotional, and these are among some of the basic commonalities.
Lacking Emotional Closeness- A large area where men and women differ is how they perceive closeness and romance. Many men feel closeness through sex or physical contact, and women often associate closeness with proper communication with their partner. Seeking an emotional connection outside the marriage, if its not being received at home, is a common reason many women cheat. So if you're not paying attention to how your woman feels, you may be pushing her into the bed of another man.
More Quality Time Needed- When couples first meet, there usually isn't enough time in a day to spend together. When you enter the newness of a relationship the ability to devote all of your time to each other is effortless, but becomes more of a challenge the longer that you're together. Seeking compensation for both physical and emotional abandonment are common reasons for infidelity. Experts at the Family Education website, say marriages need to carve out time for three general activities. Time for planning, time for resolving differences, and time for fun. They say if time isn't made for these three things, it will negatively impact your marriage, and could lead to unfaithfulness.
Losing Confidence, Feeling Undesired- Over the period of a long relationship it's easy for men to grow overly comfortable with their partner and forget to compliment or show affection towards them, and this can lead to a lack of self-confidence in your wife or girlfriend. Another man who is willing to provide this desired attention to your woman, could lead her to be unfaithful to you. It doesn't happen in all cases, but if your lady feels that you are no longer attracted to her, it leaves open a window of vulnerability that another man may climb into.
No Sex or Intimacy- Just because its usually easier for women to connect emotionally than men, it certainly doesn't mean they don't enjoy sex. Many women enjoy sex just as much as men do, so if the relationship becomes sexually stagnate, women may seek satisfaction from another man. However, if you are having sex with your wife, and never provide her with any intimacy or romance with the sex, she may look to get it elsewhere.
What are some of the things to look out for if you expect your wife or girlfriend is cheating?
Suspicious Cell Phone Behavior- If you notice sneaky cell phone behavior from your lady, like she's always going into another room to speak, whispers on the phone, or she stops talking each time you walk in the room, this may be indication that she is hiding something from you, quite possibly another man. You may notice that she always deletes her call records from her phone, or each time you pick up the phone someone hangs up. Between calling and texting, infidelity has now gone digital and can be your main form of evidence if you suspect your woman is being unfaithful.
She's Being Secretive- If she abruptly stops sharing the details of her day with you, or no longer includes you in her plans, this may be a sign that she's sharing her time with someone else. This holds true for those who have a wife or girlfriend that is usually communicative, but suddenly stops telling you where she is going and what she's doing. This or any behavioral change that seems to lock you out of her life, should be cause for some concern and questioning on your part.
Work Habits Suddenly Change- If you see your partner's work schedule change and she's always working extra hours, but you don't see any additional income or signs of work-fatigue, this could be a sign of cheating. Also, if she is unable to give you clear answers as to why she's working extra hours or she's not able to explain why working longer is necessary, it should logically raise your suspicions as to what she is really doing with her time.
Spending Large Amounts of Time on the Computer- Just like the cellphone, the home computer can be a device used to carry on both physical and emotional affairs. If you see the computer history always deleted when your partner gets off, this may tell you she is hiding something. Increased use of the computer after you go to bed at night, can also be a sign that she's seeing somebody else. Chat-rooms, deleted emails, and her always removing herself to use the computer can all be clues that she is being unfaithful.
Infidelity no matter who is committing it can be very painful, and destroy trusts within a relationship. But luckily many of the things that lead up to infidelity are preventable, like spending more quality time with each other, showing small signs of random affection, and listening to her when she wants to talk or vent. Cheating doesn't always mean the union is finished either, with counseling from a relationship expert, many relationships can still be repaired and trust can yet again be restored.


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How do I beat Seneschal with a stupid pawn?
My pawn will neither hold nor attack him, so how the hell can i possibly win? cdw900 - 6 years ago
Top Voted Answer
I had this problem and my pawn had me cussing her out for 10 mins....what I eventually did though was pick up my pawn and just throw her right at him...she got up, immediately grabbed him and it was over right then and there....so try throwing ur pawn at him a few times MyPawnBear77 - 6 years ago
Or you can try going to the encampment and buying some utilitarian potions, maybe switch their vocation to fighter/warrior just to be sure. Bhellium - 6 years ago
.The best strategy I've found is just to avoid the senchal's beams of light and focus on taking out his or her pawn first. Then you can take out the senchal without that distraction, which I have done several times without my pawn having to hold the senchal. oddlady - 5 years ago
I have the same problem...I've tried throwing my pawn at him....I've picked my pawn up brought him over to him, and then picked up the seneschal, but the seneschal breaks free of my grasp before Rygor even has time to start to swing his sword (ps he's a warrior....so he's really slow)
And on top of that. Rygor runs from me whenever I try to pick him up...so it's a pretty maddening sight, pick up pawn, throw at seneschal, chase after pawn, finally pick him up again, carry him all the way across the battle ground cause by now we're a long ways away from the seneschal, set pawn down,pick up seneschal, Rygor(pawn) starts big swing, seneschal breaks free, Rygor is just starting to bring his sword down, seneschal blows us back....and the madness starts all over again.
Little Shoulder Paymenow Body Messenger Cross Bag Bag Crossbody Pink Leather Leisure Bag Shoulder Handle Please people.....I've resorted to cussing out my pawn....throwing him around the room....trying to kill my own pawn.
It's getting ugly, I've rage quit about 4 times now. I NEED HELP PLEASE!!!! studlyfudd13 Crossbody Bag Handle Bag Leather Bag Messenger Little Leisure Shoulder Cross Pink Paymenow Shoulder Body - 4 years ago
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Quoted from netctl wiki, "Migrating from netcfg":
"Warning: netctl conflicts with netcfg so disable existing netcfg@<profile> service before installing netctl."
-> If you disable the profile service, you will be offline. So you obviously cannot install netctl.
"Rename variables therein according to netctl.profile(5) (most have only become UpperCamelCase i.e CONNECTION= becomes Connection=).
Unquote interface variables and other variables that don't strictly need quoting (this is mainly a style thing)."
-> Which are variables that "don't strictly need quoting"?
Anyway, I renamed everything/changed quoting/parentheses exactly as in the given example files and yet netctl does not work but just says that the interface wasn't working, followed by another line that claims that authentication failed. Which one is it, interface not working or authentication not working??
So I had to go back to netcfg, because netctl just doesn't work.
Here is the network profile file I copied over into the /etc/netctl folder when I replaced netcfg by netctl and edited so it matches the netcfg example files:
Last edited by Jindur (2013-04-12 01:50:16)
The network block you've added seems a little odd to me, have you tried removing the ' from it, so as to appear thus;
-- edit below --
Alternatively have the network block separate so you may have a profile similar to this;
Description='WPA encrypted wireless connection'
Last edited by opt1mus (2013-04-12 02:17:15)
Thanks for your suggestion!
That quoting with () and '' was exactly how it was given in some example files in netctl/exampl
I think the "psk" variable might no longer be valid, the wiki doesn't say anything about that unfortunately. However, the odd part was that it apparently didn't even find the adaptor according to "journal -xn".
I will try to change psk to key and I will try different quotings, I guess.
But before starting another attempt, to be on the *safe* side I will first give them a few weeks to correct the docs/examples in case they are incomplete/misleading, just to reduce the amount of random tinkering that I might have to do to figure out how it was meant to work.
About your "key=" line, isn't it missing \" quotes at the end too? It only has \" in the beginnig once.
Last edited by Jindur (2013-04-12 09:29:01)
About your "key=" line, isn't it missing \" quotes at the end too? It only has \" in the beginni(n)g once.
My Key= line is absolutely correct, this is known as a non-quoted string. You could also write it as;
All three are equivalent, the syntax you were expecting is called a quoted string - where if you open with " you need to close with ". All of this is covered very well towards the foot of the netctl.profile(5) man page. It may look odd, but trust me; I use the same non-quoted string for my PSKs.
-- edited for my spelling --
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As opt1mus said, the OP shouldn't use Security=wpa-configsection, but a regular Security=wpa profile.
Another thing wrong with the profile of the OP is that it uses Hidden=yes, while netctl.profile(5) tells you that this is ignored for Security=wpa-configsection. If the network is hidden, the WPAConfigSection should contain 'scan_ssid=1'. This is something netcfg used to do differently.
Another thing wrong with the profile of the OP is that it uses Hidden=yes, while netctl.profile(5) tells you that this is ignored for Security=wpa-configsection. If the network is hidden, the WPAConfigSection should contain 'scan_ssid=1'. This is something netcfg used to do differently.
Are you sure?
Whether or not the specified network is a hidden network. Defaults to 'no'.
WPAConfigSection=() [mandatory for Security=wpa-configsection]
Array of lines that form a network block for wpa_supplicant. All of
the above options will be ignored.
The Hidden= option is documented above this one .
Thanks! (seems to be my outdated git-mirror;)
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A little 7″ only set I did instore at my local, Rat Records in Camberwell, this summer to mark Pete's last day after working there for years. It was sweltering hot and we were all dripping with sweat but it was a fun, laid back day just hanging out and drinking on a Saturday. Rat is one of my favourite record shops in London, always something new in there to find, cheap prices and weekly rack restocks keep me coming back regularly.
This went down well when I posted it on social media yesterday, a CD insert that did the rounds in the mid 90s by Charles Uzzell-Edwards (otherwise now known as Pure Evil), it was inserted into some Fax releases and also printed in XLR8R magazine. Some things never change it seems.
The Spun Out Of Control label – purveyors of limited cassettes featuring synth-heavy soundtracks to real and imaginary films – has started releasing vinyl. The first is a reissue of Steve Nolan's 'Sodium Party' soundtrack, originally the third release from the label in 2016 and the second, a new outing by Correlations, 'Aftermath', a sort of follow up to his previous 'Night Acquisitions' album of last summer. This release features a few names familiar to readers of this blog, Simon James (The Simonsound / Akiha Den Den) and Pablo Clements (The Psychonauts / Toydrum) both contribute on certain tracks and the whole album is mastered by the busiest man in electronic music, Jon Brooks.
Musically the label leans towards synths and dark ambience in the Carpenter/Howarth, Vangelis, Tangerine Dream vein without sounding completely retro. With over 20 releases in under three years, usually limited to 100 copies, the label is just testing the water with vinyl. Their latest tape arrives this weekend for Cassette Store Day in the shape of Stefan Bachmeier's 'The Infernal Machine'. Hiding behind a back story of an author who wrote soundtracks to accompany his books and then disappeared leaving his tapes to Stephen Buckley (Polypores), this is the second of Bachmeier's archive excavations, with a beautiful clockwork skull in pink and green cover.
If you're looking at the Bandcamp page and wondering where to start I can recommend the Correlations and Bachmeier releases obviously, the Jan Borré and Turquoise Moon too, 'WASP' by Bryce Miller, Steve Nolan and the Repeated Viewing releases have some great moments too and that's about as far as I've dug in so far. The design for the label is spot on too (yes, that's a real obi strip, not printed on the sleeve), provided by Eric Adrian Lee who has the whole Mondo / Deathwaltz horror genre down pat with his beautiful work. Check more of it here.
There's a lot of great music coming out at the moment so I thought I'd stick it all in one post.
Above is Trunk's reissue of David Shire's 'The Conversation', a minimal piano-led score available on vinyl for the first time. Initial 'transparent overcoat' copies are already scarce and completely sold out at the label but some shops may have them, otherwise it's standard black vinyl only, no download on this one.
One of my favourite artist discoveries of the year so far is Regal Worm aka Jarrod from I Monster / Cobalt Chapel. His new album, 'Pig Views' is a contemporary prog masterpiece as is its forerunner, 'Use & Ornament' – check out his Bandcamp page and dive into the world of Regal Worm.
After buying the initial yellow CD version of 'System' from Trevor Jackson at the Indie Label Market earlier this year I've been playing it non-stop at home. I'm glad he didn't leave it to languish as just a limited edition CD because the reworked white design must be contender for one of the best-looking releases of the year and musically it's too good to only be heard by the few. Some of the most sublime techno you'll hear this year, I think the 2nd edition CD is sold out but there are still some cassettes left.
Markey Funk's Delights label releases its tenth serving in two weeks time and this one's from a mystery artist, Nicola Spiromarino, with two slices of giallo soundtrack electronica and beats, a top notch release, both tracks killer, let's hope there's more to come. Pre-order here
A new release from Dinked Records sees Run DMC's Hair-sampling, Pete Rock & CL Smooth-featuring 'Down With The King' paired with an instrumental in a beautiful gatefold sleeve (perfect for storing doubles if that's your thing). Pre order now
Buried Treasure come up trumps with a comp of Amphonic & Soundstage library music, 'Moodsetters', featuring Keith Mansfield, Alan Parker, Paddy Kingsland, Jim Lawless and the Art of Noise's Anne Dudley among others. Library seems to be the word at the moment with the recent KPM Allstars gig, the release of the Library Music Film that Shawn Lee's been making for years + forthcoming complimentary compilation as well as a companion disc to the recent 'Unknown Sounds' book about to hit.
Finders Keepers, always with one foot in the opposite direction, release the excellent 'Popera Cosmic 'Les Esclaves' French musical concept album from 1970 and adds a no-stone-unturned account of its genesis and demise, penned as ever by that fount of all leftfield musical knowledge, Andy Votel.
Julius Vanderbilt has so far (to my knowledge) only cropped up as a footnote on the LP by The Dandelion Set, 'A Thousand Strands' (seriously – grab a copy of this, there are a handful left, it's the 'Dr Z' of 30 years time plus it's great!). Julius may or may not be closely related to a member of the Set and he's released a cassette and CD of library (it's that word again) cues in a beautiful little package called 'Action Catalyst'. Purchase herewith.
And last but not least (because I've devoted a whole other post to the label but you might not see that) Spun Out of Control, the limited edition cassette label specializing in real and imagined soundtracks, has started pressing vinyl!
So, there's a Rammellzee exhibition running right now in the middle of London at LazInc. until 10th November. Lots of 80's and early 90s canvases from private collections, the likes of which have never been seen in the U.K. Overall (much like Basquiat) there's never a full piece which I truly love but I love what Ramm stood for and all the stuff he strung together to make his world. Little details spring out and there were a couple of pieces with with his line drawings in that were nice (see further down).
Really though I went for the opportunity to actually see this stuff in the flesh, to see a largely hidden part of the more abstract end of graffiti that's not really been documented. You can see him visually searching for things, he's trying all sorts, even painting on a carpet at one point, and to see that was enough. Sadly no battle suits or letter racers but this is a pretty decent collection for free and I'm not holding my breath for the Red Bull Arts New York exhibition to come to these shores any time soon.
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This is a bit special – Howlround's 'A Creak In Time' soundtrack to Steven McInerney's film of the same name – remixed both aurally and visually. The third release on Steven's Psyché Tropes label, it features exclusive new tracks by Howlround, Dan Hayhurst, Tom White, Merkaba Macabre and Ian Helliwell. 180g Toxic Yellow LP, available now in a limited edition of 275.
The film component has been reworked from 16mm film reels that didn't make the final cut, resulting in a zero waste film project. The album features two exclusive Howlround tracks, one brand new composition and one outtake from the original sessions.
Our friend Markey Funk stopped off with us for a few days mid September in the middle of his annual Delights tour and played three sets in London – two of which were recorded and posted here for your perusal. His opening set at Further will have to remain in the the memory of those who were there but the next day he graced the decks at the Book & Record Bar for WNBC's Out Of The Wood radio show. Made up of tunes from his set vs tunes he'd picked up along the way, it's 2 hours of treats and he left a bunch of his Delights releases with the shop if you want to pick them up in London.
After a quick dig through the shop and some late lunch we headed to Kings Cross and Spiritland for a 4.5 hr set stretching into the evening. Monday saw us outside Rat Records in Camberwell at opening time and then back off to West Norwood for a proper dig at the BARB, opened specially for Markey on Michael's day off.
After lunch it was into Soho for a look in Reckless and coffee with Shindig magazine's Paul Osborne and then back to mine for a breather after the whirlwind three days. It was great to catch up, show him some London spots and play host, our whole reason for doing Further that weekend centered around the fact that Markey was coming to the UK and looking for a London gig.
Many thanks to West Norwood local, Anna Hindocha of Warm Glow Photo for coming down at the last moment to shoot for us at on Sept 15th at the Portico Gallery. She managed to capture the ambience of the night in still form and convey the luminescence of the slides perfectly. Pictured below are Markey Funk, myself and The Karminsky Experience Inc. amongst the projections at various stages during the night.
It's my turn again to provide a guest mix for the 45 Live radio show, hosted by Greg Belson and featuring only music played from 7″ vinyl. As usual I wanted to stray from the path and have been digging hard to find rare or obscure acid house singles that either I or 45 Live co-founder, Pete Isaac, haven't played before on our 303-heavy mixes. Pete and I have been collecting acid 45s alongside one another for the last few years now and a healthy competition has developed between us in finding tunes from this tiny niche. But it's a microscopic playing field, even counting today's modern acid scene, and only numbers in the hundreds of releases on the 7″ format. It's heartening to see current labels like BBE and Get On Down finally putting some classic house and acid gems on 45 in recent months to add to this finite corner of the digging world.
My first all-7″ acid mix was for the I Love Acid radio show a couple of years ago, the second for 45 Live last year and for this third outing I've spent months finding euro oddities from the 80s to give an authentic period mix – the one exception being the lead track, Mr. Fingers' 'Washing Machine', which was first released in 1986 but not issued on 7″ until 2018. All other tracks featured were released in '87, '88 or '89 with one lone 1990 release (ACR's 'Good Together' which first appeared on a stamped pink label 12″ in '89). At times I've felt like I'm scraping the barrel but there's always an unexpected gem to be found where you least expect it.
Here's a few things I've learned whilst digging for acid 45s over the years:
Most of them originate in the UK or Europe, there weren't many US 7″s pressed as it was the longer running 12″ that was the most ideal format. Because the music charted heavily in the UK, record labels pressed 7″s with edited versions of many releases into the early 90s when they were eventually replaced by CD singles around '92/'93. You can also find a limited supply of rave 45s fairly easily but by the time jungle happened they were a dead format for dance music save for the odd magazine freebie.
In Belgium, Spain, Italy and Germany there was a small industry in copycat cash-in singles feeding off the MARRS 'Pump Up The Volume' / Bomb The Bass 'Beat Dis' / Coldcut 'Doctorin' The House' / S-express style of cut-up house, often using whatever synths they could find to emulate the Roland TB-303 acid sound. All these singles are peppered with 'enjoy this trip' radio announcer-style samples, Run DMC 'ah yeah's' or 'check this out's' and cries of 'acieeeeeed' if they were released in '88. They must have all been sampling from the same sources and, with only a few exceptions, these records are universally awful, have smiley's on their sleeves and have dated horrendously.
For a short period of time in the late 80s it seemed that any old pop act got an acid makeover – Bros, Bananarama, Yazz, Sigue Sigue Sputnik, Army of Lovers, even Sam Fox got into the act ('Love House' – the 'Sulphuric Mix' is actually passable). There are all sorts of acid mixes hidng on the B-sides of British pop artists, by some of the greats of the house genre – Bam Bam, Adonis, DJ Pierre, Steve 'Silk' Hurley and Kevin Saunderson all have some of their earliest major label remixes hidden away on singles by the most unlikely artists. Some of Saunderson's first remixes were for the Wee Papa Girl Rappers ('Heat It Up', 'We Know It' and 'Blow The House Down' alongside Adonis) and he also serviced Neneh Cherry, Paula Abdul, Sam Fox and Loose Ends.
Bam Bam – of acid classics 'Where's Your Child and 'Give It To Me' – had his fingers in many pies remixing Coldcut, Yazz, The Shamen (years before their 90s pop success) and most bizarrely, Brass Construction.
Ex-Frankie Goes To Hollywood backing singer, Paul Rutherford, had some of the best acid makeovers for his debut single, 'Get Real', produced not by natives of Detroit or Chicago but by Martin Fry and Mark White aka Sheffield's ABC! Of the three 12″ versions of the single out there the rare nine minute 'Hardcore' mix is the best but hardest to find as it was pressed with the 'Sinister' mix label and cover and you can only tell a copy by checking the matrix number on the run out groove. I'm betting Hardlfoor heard this mix before writing their huge 'Acperience' track years later.
But we're straying from the subject of the 7″ – typically, few of these remixes made it to the 45 version but occasionally one would turn up on a foreign pressing. There's an acid version of a worldwide late 80's hit that exists only on one of two different french pressings that's so far alluded me, the differences between the versions being so minescule that most sellers simply list the wrong version when it comes up for sale. By 1990 things had died down as the fad had passed in the fast-moving world of dance music and Hip House and the Italo sound replaced the unfashionable acid squiggle and smiley. But it had made its mark, the Madchester scene, Deee-lite and Screamadelica were all products of acid house and the Dutch and Germans sped up the tempo and pushed it into new forms of techno throughout the 90s. I already have nearly enough 45s for a 90s-00s acid mix but this new one is possibly my last word in 80s era cuts save for a handful of singles that I've yet to find.
The 45 Live Radio show airs twice a month on a Friday night from dublab in LA but you can catch up from their Mixcloud page or subscribe through iTunes. Much love to DJ Greg Belson for hosting and curating it over the last three years and Pete and Scott for steering the 45 live ship.
Eye Sea Posters have been around for a few years now, specializing in original, vintage posters from around the world with an emphasis on Polish designs of an alarming variety. Their website has been offline for a while but was recently updated and plenty of new stock has been added, some of which is featured here. Take a look around
From their own mouths: "From the 1950s theatre, circus and film posters became a new form of art on the streets of post-war Poland. Despite the controlling soviet regime, some artistic expression was tolerated and the film industry, largely controlled by the state, prospered. Established artists were commissioned to design film posters. The artists had to convey the essence of the film in their designs and were given artistic freedom to do so which led to some truly original posters that are sometimes surreal and often have a satirical sense of humor. Unlike most film posters, the use of photos of film stars or film stills wasn't mandatory, and most of the time even the main actors' names didn't feature prominently in the designs. Free from commercial constraints, graphic designers used film posters to develop their artistic creativity.
The Polish School of Posters created a unique aesthetic that occupies a prominent place in the history of graphic design. The posters seems to have a style all of their own and we love their amazing and often bizarre artwork.
Eye Sea Posters specialize in Polish posters from the 60's and 70's by artists like Jerzy Flisak, Maciej Zbikowski and Maciej Hibner. Their collection is handpicked with an emphasis on design and the posters are rich in symbols, metaphors, unusual forms and colours."
The company was started by James Dyer and is now continued by Chiara Amini and Iain Twitchett
Sad to see the Orla Kiely shop all closed up yesterday after the news that she's gone into voluntary administration earlier this week. I loved that place, the interior detailing and decor was always a pleasure to see, not to mention the objects they sold. Her retrospective at the Fashion & Textile Museum ends this weekend if you missed it. A true design icon, I hope she bounces back soon. Her home ware and licensed products will still be available in the bigger shops and her design practice remains but not the three shops or online store. It seems the decline of the pound and Brexit fears were part of the reason for the decision, how many more will we see close come this time next year?
Back in May I bought the yellow/orange version of this album direct from Trevor at the Indie Label Market from an edition of 150 copies, now he's released it fully in a revised edition (the music is the same, just the packaging is new) and it's debatable which is nicer. The cool, clean white / clear of the new edition nearly had me buying the CD again but I went for the cassette instead. This is the last release on his Pre_ label of archive music solely made by himself over the last 15 odd years and this one is excellent. As of writing there are only 10 copies of the CD left on Bandcamp – be quick
Another great poster from La Boca for this year's Beyond fest – see their incredible line up here
It's less than a week until the next Further at the Portico Gallery, and i've has put a special preview together of the acts playing for the Out Of The Wood radio show on WNBC.London.
The first hour consists of a primer for special guests The Karminsky Experience Inc. and Markey Funk followed by a selection of Boards of Canada – the subject matter for my 'O Is For Orange' audio visual performance. Finishing with the kind of eclectic set co-host Pete Williams will be spinning in the last half hour, you get the gist of the sounds going down this Saturday 15th in West Norwood.
Add copious amounts of retina-singeing visuals, the Karminsky's giving away copies of their new VR glasses (see above) and tasty local food on sale via the Pimento '62 people (see menu below) and you get the idea about what to expect. Final batch of tickets for Sept 15th available here.
I know I post about Sculpture a lot but I just cannot get my head round how they do some of their stuff – this video has so much work in it that my brain hurts. The comic of the album gets the animated treatment with a couple of tracks from the album including 'Nite Flight', my favourite. Listen and buy a copy on cassette or DL here as well as this free remix
Finally, my 3 hr set at the Welcome To The Dark Ages Graduation Ball – Invisible Wind Factory, Liverpool, 26.08.17
Originally thought lost after only a recording of the final 11 minutes could be found on my laptop after the gig, the remainder of the set was hidden as an untitled file, found months later during the Christmas TOTP special of 2017. Re-edited back together with the odd touch up, I present the full set played after Badger Kull's debut/final performance.
Contains JAMs/Timelords/KLF samples and sources tribute / acid house classics club set / winding down to 3am with occasional attempts to clear the dance floor (didn't work, the diehard stayed until the end).
For my fully illustrated 'diary' of the events of 'Welcome To The Dark Ages' check here
Part 1. / Part 2. / Part 3. / Part 4. and my post-happening comedown Chill Out tribute mix at Emotion Wave the day after.
UPDATE: I recently also found my notes for this mix with a rough outline and potential other sections that I could have played including a 'Liverpool bands' medley and 'money' section that never made it. Bill Drummond had sent me a scan of the page from 2023 that lists the performers at the Xmas Top Of The Pops so I could cram a lot of things into the set list that would later be relevant. Of course, all this stuff is well and good in theory and in the safety of your studio but in the heat of the moment you have to judge what will work and what might not with a crowd in front of you. I was passed a USB stick by Phil Blake on the day of the gig with two fan-made tracks featuring badger samples (Little Fluffy Badgers…) that I threw into the line up at the 11th hour too.
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The John Vernon Lord exhibition of Ulysses, Finigan's Wake and Alice in Wonderland illustrations just started at the House of Illustration in Kings Cross. What I didn't realise when I visited was that his huge 1966 masterpiece, 'Beneath The Tree' was also on display and it was breathtaking to see in the flesh.
The details visible in the original, not possible to see in the version printed in his Drawn To Drawing book, were many, from tiny messages written along tree roots to hidden numbers and miniature details in the shadows. Worth the price of admission alone to finally see this incredible piece which usually resides in the collection of the University of Brighton.


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"The elements of blogging, as far as I'm concerned, are already junk. Our lives, our entire world, form a heap of trivia and disaster. To some degree we're stuck in the tragic position of Klee's "Angelus Novus", unable to reach back and mend the catastrophe of history. What we do have is memory and language, which, along with a high-speed connection, is all you need to reshape it, hold it up for your readers, plunge your hand in and rip out the joke."
Just as I was questioning this ridiculous exercise, along comes the Palinode to clear things up. Why aren't you reading him right now?
I have a small, manageable group of blogs I read every week. I don't venture beyond my tiny corner of the Internet nearly enough. You probably need to branch out, too. (Yes, you do. Stop looking at me like that.) So if you've been reading any new and/or noteworthy blogs, post them here.


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A federal judge on Wednesday ordered the government to turn over more videotapes showing the forceful removal of a hunger-striking Guantánamo Bay detainee from his cell.
Over Justice Department objections, District Judge Gladys Kessler directed that four additional videotapes be produced, showing encounters May 29 and May 30 between a specially equipped Guantánamo team and longtime detainee Mohammed Abu Wa'el Dhiab.
"We would like those to be produced to verify Mr. Dhiab's account of extra-brutal treatment," attorney Jon Eisenberg said, adding that the "team was particularly rough with him, and choked him."
The 42-year-old Dhiab said he'd turned to hunger striking because he had no other recourse. Imprisoned since 2002, the Syrian native has been cleared for release once the United States finds another country to take him.
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During an hourlong hearing in a fourth-floor courtroom Wednesday, Eisenberg and fellow attorney Eric L. Lewis laid the groundwork for their efforts to stop the force-feeding. They're trying to convince Kessler to issue a temporary injunction, following the judge's earlier decision to lift a temporary restraining order.
On Wednesday, Kessler directed attorneys to file written arguments by mid-July concerning the next step.
"I am trying to move things along, everybody," Kessler said.
According to Dhiab's attorneys, some with the human rights organization Reprieve, he's been forcibly removed from his cell an average of three times a week over the past year in order to receive the force-feeding. Guantánamo authorities deploy what's called a "forcible cell extraction" team to remove detainees who appear resistant.
During the feeding, guards restrain the detainees in chairs and medical technicians snake tubes through their nostrils and into their stomachs so that liquid nutrients may be forced in. The U.S. government refers to the practice as "enteral feedings."
"During the last days of Bush and early days of Obama, when I was being moved for force-feeding, they would move me in a more civilized manner compared to the way I'm being moved now," Dhiab told attorney Alka Pradhan on Monday, according to a new court filing.
At its high point last year, more than 100 of Guantánamo's 154 detainees were participating in a hunger strike. The U.S. military officials who oversee the detention facility no longer publicly disclose how many force-feedings take place.
As part of her decision-making, Kessler will review the available videotapes. The additional videotapes she ordered turned over Wednesday will augment 28 tapes previously provided by the government, covering about 10 hours of so-called forced cell extractions and subsequent force-feedings of Dhiab.
"The process of producing and copying all of these materials is a burden on the government," Justice Department attorney Andrew Warden said Wednesday.
The tapes already provided are being held in a secure facility, and a protective order prevents attorneys from describing their contents.
"I had a hard time sleeping last night," Eisenberg said, when he was asked for his reactions to what he's seen.
Dhiab's attorneys said Wednesday that they hoped to depose several past or present Guantánamo officials, including Army Col. John Bogdan, who oversees the detention facility guard force. Warden said the government had "a bundle of objections" to the defense requests, and he urged Kessler to make her temporary injunction decision based simply on the written record.
"I don't know how I'm going to rule," Kessler said.


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Anaïs Nin
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Louis and Bebe Barron
Hugh Parker Guiler (1898–1985) was Anaïs Nin's husband from 1923 until her death in 1977. He was a successful banker who used the name "Ian Hugo," to keep his art and experimental filmmaking career separate from the disapproving financial world.
In 1954, "Hugo" made a short film called Bells of Atlantis, featuring Nin, who appears as a mythical queen of Atlantis, reading from her 1936 surrealist novella House of Incest and an electronic music soundtrack courtesy of Louis and Bebe Barron (who made a similar score for Forbidden Planet two years later). Kinetic artist Len Lye also worked on the film with Guiler.
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At a May 27, 1977 lecture, [Guiler/Hugo] said after screening his Bells of Atlantis... "Thank you for your kind response, which I am sure is also meant as a tribute to Anaïs Nin. I do think that this film does bring her closer to you—to her style as a poetic writer of the first order, and her presence as an extraordinarily sensitive, and warm human being. I can certainly testify personally to this through the almost 54 years that we were married, to the time of her death in January of this year." (It should be pointed out that there was an audible gasp by the audience, since they only knew Ian Hugo as an artistic collaborator of Nin.)
"And I will add that her physical beauty seemed to glow as if from some inner light which, as I now see more clearly, enabled her to explore, day by day, 'the lost continent within ourselves' (a phrase by the poet Marianne Moore in referring to Bells of Atlantis). And it is only now that I fully realize how much I owed to her presence and her encouragement all those years in trying to explore my own 'lost continent' which I first tried to reach out to in making this film."
Although the quality here is fairly beat—it's all there is—just imagine how utterly visionary and weird this film would have seemed at the time it was made, contemporaneous as it was with the early work of Stan Brakhage and Kenneth Anger.


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Additions to Leadership Team – Bill King as Vice President-Marketing, Steve Brooks as Vice President-Engineering, Greg Hurst as Executive Vice President, and Jack Murphy as Vice President-Project Management.
Mosheim, TN office opens
T&L working with Baker Renewable Energy completes design & installation of Virginia's largest solar thermal system at New River Valley Regional Jail
Thompson & Litton was recognized as the Architect of Record with a 2011 Richmond AIA Award of Merit in association with Architect HKS for the Virginia Commonwealth University Dental Clinic to be located in Wise County, Virginia.
In September 2010, Thompson & Litton was named as a finalist for the University of Virginia's Darden School of Business Tayloe Murphy Resilience Award. This prestigious honor is a statewide competition targeting strong, resilient businesses located in communities facing tough economic conditions. Against the odds, these businesses and their leaders have been providing jobs and offering community support while facing challenges that would have made less enterprising leaders give up.
Since 1956, Thompson & Litton continually reinvented itself in times of economic hardship to better meet the needs of their employees and the community as a whole. T&L is honored to have been recognized by the University and the award committee for their committment to the better built environment and to Western Virginia.
- T&L opens new office in Chilhowie, Virginia and adds Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing design to portfolio of Building Design services.
T&L is named recipient of ACEC of Virginia Engineering Excellence Award for the Pocahontas State Correctional Center and related infrastructure project.
ACEC of Virginia Engineering Excellence Award recipient for the Southwest Virginia Regional Wastewater Study.
- T&L celebrates golden anniversary of providing 50 years of Integrity, Insight, and Innovation.
- ACEC of Virginia Engineering Excellence Award recipient for the Historic East Chilhowie Street Bridge in Smyth County, Virginia.
T&L is the recipient of the 2003 Blue Ridge AIA Honorable Mention in Architecture Award for the Montgomery County Government Center.
Surveying practice is added to portfolio of services with the addition of the Clintwood, Virginia office.
T&L is the recipient of the Blue Ridge AIA Honorable Mention Award for the Adaptive Reuse of the Appalachian School of Law in Grundy, Virginia.
- T&L receives VDOT National Quality Initiative Award for the US Route 23 Powell Valley Highway.
- T&L Radford office opens.
T&L Bristol office opens.
T&L Tazewell office opens.
Architectural practice is added to T&L's already wide-range of design services.
Thompson & Litton begins to reinvent itself and the community with the transition of ownership to a new generation and new technological advances in engineering and architecture.
Lonesome Pine Airport (Wise County, Virginia), T&L's first airport project, is completed.
T&L designs Virginia's first water treatment plant in Southwest Virginia capable of high-rate filtration within months of the new design technology becoming available to the public.
First sewage treatment lagoon approved by the Commonwealth of Virginia for an entire municipality in Coeburn, Virginia.
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– One the first four construction projects funding under the new Farmers Home Administration's Community Facilities Program (now USDA Rural Development) at Thomas Bridge, Virginia
– First self-priming sewage pump for municipal use in the Commonwealth (Chilhowie, Virginia)
– First approved aerated lagoon system for a Virginia community (Fairlawn, Virginia)
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Trade War to Continue Indefinitely, Trump Says
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SENA 2019: Urner Barry Announces Winner of Executive Conference and Seafood Import Workshop Giveaway
Pescanova Introduces New Shrimp Products at Seafood Expo North America
New Jersey Oyster Documentary Now Available on iTunes and Amazon
Angry Crab Shack Chain Looking to Expand into Las Vegas
SeafoodNews.com Summary Friday, March 22
Latest Oceana Seafood Fraud Report Takes Aim at SIMP, But Misses Mark
Western Pacific Managers, Fishermen Grapple with Closures, Slow Federal Pace of Reports
Meal Kit Demand Going Strong, But Evolving
Bumble Bee Foods and SAP Create Blockchain to Track Fresh Fish from Ocean to Table
Russia Plans Catch Increases to Match Soviet-era Harvest Figures
Artisan Catch Announces Direct to User Restaurant Sales from Small Scale Fisheries to Begin in U.S.
ComFish Alaska Celebrates 40 years
Florida Man Arrested, Charged With Murder on Fishing Vessel Off Marco Island
Florida FWC Charge 3 People with Multiple Felonies for Exploiting Spiny Lobster Commercial Fishery
FDA Commissioner Releases Statement on New Steps to Strengthen Food Safety Program
SeafoodNews.com Summary Thursday, March 21
Herring Spotted in Sitka, Fleet on Two-Hour Notice
Trident Seafoods Debuts Versatile 10g Protein Noodles at Seafood Expo North America
March 2019 Alaska Fishing Updates
Meet the Sustainable Shopper: Young Transitionals Who Are Tech-Savvy
Hardee's Partners with Mississippi Catfish Farm to Create New Catfish Sandwich at Select Locations
Cooke Inc. Acquires California Distributor All Seas Wholesale, Inc.
INSIGHT: Fishmeal Producers Need to Capitalise on 'Point-of-Difference' Factors
Sustainable Oceans Leadership Institute Seeking Applicants; Set to Kick Off Program in Brussels
SeafoodNews.com Summary Wednesday, March 20
In a Well-Designed Study, MSC Finds Labeling Fraud Rates of Less Than 1%
Pebble Dam Breach Modeled, Comments Open to May 31
Seafood Importers Support Measures to Save the Vaquita
Push to Standardize Traceability Efforts Launched by Retailers and International Seafood Companies
Slade Gorton Launches ICYBAY Iceland Retail Bag Line at Boston Seafood Show
FishWise Releases RISE, a Labor Rights Roadmap for Seafood Businesses
Fishermen Identify Projects to Improve Fisheries Development in the U.S. Pacific Islands
Stolt Sea Farm Expands European Production for Turbot and Sole
Global Aquaculture Alliance Launches Aquademia Podcast at Boston Seafood Show
SENA 2019: Corbion Teams Up With Celebrity Chef Sammy Monsour for Short Film on Algae-Fed Salmon
Salmon Sisters Donating 1% of All Sales to Food Bank of Alaska
Two New Trustees Named Int'l Pole and Line Foundation
Coastal Villages Sets 2019 Budget for Community Benefits at Over $18 Million
SeafoodNews.com Summary Tuesday, March 19
Legal Seafoods and CP Foods to Introduce Legal Branded Shrimp Products for National Distribution
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SENA 2019: Seafood Champion Awards Finalists Announced at Boston Seafood Show
Change Is in the Air: Western Pacific SSC Suggests New Approaches for Suite of Issues
Chilean Salmon Marketing Council Introduces 'Promise of Patagonia' Campaign for US
China Overtakes Japan as Alaska's Largest Seafood Importer
CleanFish Brings First 'Green Rated' Marine-Farmed Atlantic Salmon to Boston Seafood Show
SeafoodNews.com Summary Monday, March 18
Tristan International Granted Exploratory Fishing Permits in Ecuador for Patagonian Toothfish
Nielsen Study Finds Consumers Care Most About Buying Local
Russian Fish Company Launches Branded Single Frozen Pollock Fillets in Russian Supermarkets
Fish Caught in America and Processed in China Could Get Trapped in Trade Dispute
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http://youtu.be/m0Cj5l7W6loEscha and Logy's...very Euro-Rock opening. Watch as they float around in Flower Space!
That opening has an awful lot of...walking.
EURO ROCK. Nobody else gets that impression or did I just hear too much of it growing up?
EuroRock?I am confused. Like...Gogol Bordello?


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This Guy Won a Supreme Court Case This Morning
Kim Millbrook, a federal prisoner, claims he was sodomized and beaten by prison guards in 2010. He sued the federal government, acting as his own attorney, under the Federal Tort Claims Act. After losing in lower courts—the federal government, they held, can only be liable for the acts of law enforcement officers when those acts are carried out in the course of performing arrests or executing searches, as opposed to just arbitrarily sodomizing inmates—Millbrook wrote out a handwritten petition to the Supreme Court demanding that it hear his case (a copy is here; the image above is from his initial complaint). It did. This morning, with the help of a court-appointed attorney, he won.