State officials postponed a general tornado drill until Friday (April 12) because of the potential threat of severe thunderstorms, hail, or tornadoes in southern Wisconsin on Thursday.
Gov. Tony Evers declared April 8-12 as Wisconsin's Tornado and Severe Weather Awareness Week. Wisconsin Emergency Management, the National Weather Service (NWS) and the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association (WBA) have once again teamed up to sponsor the statewide tornado drills.
Schools, businesses, families, and individuals have two opportunities to test their emergency plans during the drills, which are part of the annual spring severe weather campaign to encourage everyone in Wisconsin to be ready for possible tornadoes and severe weather.
According to the NWS, Wisconsin averages 23 tornadoes annually. However, in 2018 the NWS confirmed 33 tornadoes in the state. This included 19 tornadoes on Aug. 28, the second largest August tornado outbreak in Wisconsin's weather history. One of those tornadoes near Brownsville in Dodge County rated as an EF2 with winds near 125 mph – the strongest of the year.
The drill will start with a mock tornado watch issued on at 1 p.m. Friday, followed by a statewide mock tornado warning at 1:45 p.m. Many radio and TV stations across the state will issue the test tornado warnings. In addition, mock alerts will be issued on NOAA Weather Radios and many communities, including Kewaunee County, will sound their tornado sirens to test their emergency severe weather plans. Later in the day, another mock tornado warning will be issued at 6:45 p.m. to give families and second-shift workers a chance to practice their emergency plans. The evening mock tornado drill will only have the tornado warning being issued, no mock tornado watch.
The tornado drill will take place even if the sky is cloudy, dark or rainy. If actual severe storms are expected, the drills will be cancelled.


ORTHOTICS (shoe inserts) – what are they and why do we use them?
People who have vision problems often time need corrective lenses to see better, so they visit an ophthalmologist / optometrist to get fitted for glasses. Well, take that concept and apply it to the foot… that is what an orthotic is for. Orthotics are corrective inserts that are placed in shoes to address (and hopefully relieve) certain biomechanical and/or structural problems with the feet. Think of them as "eyeglasses for the feet". There are essentially two types of orthotic inserts, prefabricated, and prescription.
There are essentially two types of orthotic inserts – prefabricated, and prescription.
The prefabricated orthotic is typically an "all-purpose" insert that was prefabricated in a factory for the general population. They can often be helpful in minor or "not-so-serious" foot issues. Foot structure can vary greatly in the population. They are generally less specific to a particular shape of a foot type, and will often wear out faster; however, they are also generally less expensive. Often times it's not a bad idea to try to start out with a prefabricated (or over-the-counter) insert first.
The prescription orthotic is a device that is generally more specific to the shape of a foot and designed to more accurately address a particular deformity or insufficiency. There is generally more "thought" placed into such a device to address the problem, and X-rays of the foot are often used to assist in making them. They are often made of a more durable material and tend to last longer. They usually lend more support to the foot, however they are also more expensive.
Before you go spending a lot of money on over the counter products and various types of shoes for an unresolved foot or ankle issue, it is often best to discuss the problem with your podiatrist first to see which type is best for you.
While it is part of the practice, at Foot Specialists of Greater Cincinnati, we don't make a living at selling shoes and orthotics….. we'll shoot you straight. Bottom line – We're not going to try and talk you into something you don't need.


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Released: Wednesday, July 29, 2015
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Rating: Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian.
Following in the footsteps of his father Clark (Chevy Chase) and hoping for some much-needed family bonding, a grown-up Rusty Griswold (Ed Helms) surprises his wife, Debbie (Christina Applegate), and their two sons, James (Skyler Gisondo) and Kevin (Steele Stebbins), with a cross-country trip back to America's favorite family fun park: Wally World, as it will be closing forever.
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Vacation Blu-ray Review
When it debuted in 1983, National Lampoon's Vacation became an instant classic. Chevy Chase (Community) and Beverly D'Angelo (Entourage) starred as Clark and Ellen Griswold, a seemingly normal couple who wanted to take their kids on a family vacation. Mayhem and hilarity ensued, and the film spawned two sequels. When Warner Bros. announced they were releasing another vacation movie in 2015, I was skeptical they could recapture the magic of the original and sadly, they didn't. On November 3, 2015 this latest version hits the shelves on Blu-ray and DVD.
This time, a grown Rusty Griswold (Ed Helms; The Hangover) decides it's time to reconnect with his dysfunctional and distant family and take them on a vacation/road trip to Wally World. He rents an Armenian "Prancer" and packs his wife Debbie (Christina Applegate; Anchorman) and two sons, James (Skyler Grisondo; The Amazing Spiderman) and Kevin (Steele Stebbins; A Haunted House 2) inside for an adventure. Of course, numerous mishaps along the way leave them with no clothes, no money, no rental car and, at one point, covered in human waste.
While there are some funny moments in the film, much of the jokes center around sexual innuendo and many just simply fall flat. I was hard pressed to find even a half dozen scenes that made me laugh out loud. I did however, find Kevin's bullying, obnoxious, foul mouthed nature to be annoying and overkill after a while. It was as if they didn't have anything funny to write so they would simply make a little kid curse and be mean and hope people would find it funny. However, cameos by Chase and D'Angelo, were a highlight, and the appearance of the family "truckster" added a pleasant, nostalgic twist.
I typically like Helms and he did a good enough job with the script he had to work with here. Applegate, though, didn't "fit" in this role for me, and was often distracting in scenes. Grisondo and Stebbins were adequate, but not stellar, and didn't stand out in anyway. Leslie Mann (Knocked Up), however, was terrific in her supporting role as Audrey, Rusty's sister, and Chris Hemsworth (Thor) gave a more than a few grown women a heart attack in one scene where he is wearing only his underwear.
Presented in 1080p AVC encoded high definition video, the picture quality is excellent with an aspect ratio of 2.40:1, which is typical of Blu-rays these days. The DTS-HD Master audio 5.1 is sharp and showcases the musical soundtrack and car explosion beautifully. The Blu-ray extras include some interesting deleted scenes, "Return to Wally World", "The Griswold Odyssey" showcasing the stops in various states that the family makes on their journey, and a pretty funny gag reel.
With a title like Vacation, I wanted to hold out hope that it would do its predecessors proud, but sadly, it was sorely lacking. Most of the jokes and slapstick were lame and unoriginal, and even the guest appearances couldn't save the movie. Had it been done well, the return visit to the Griswold family and Wally World would have been a nice stroll down memory lane while making the franchise fresh.
Grade B-
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Khloe Kardashian Talks Wanting Kids With Lamar Odom In Complex's "Uncut" Interview
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If any celebrity has ever kept it 100 percent real, it's Khloe Kardashian, especially in the August/September issue of Complex magazine.
When Khloe's super sexy photoshoot as a Complex cover model hit the 'net, the 31-year-oldKardashian spilled the beans on almost every aspect of her life, answering every question you could have possibly had about the youngest of the Kardashian sisters.
We were surprised to see just how candid and open Khloe was in the interview Complex first publicized, but were shocked when the magazine released the "uncut" version yesterday. Khloe dared to tackle topics like her weight and reputation as the "fat" Kardashian, her relationship with brother Rob, Caitlyn Jenner's gender transition, and Kourtney's ex-bf Scott Disick.
Here are a few of our favorite "uncut" topics of conversation, and what Khloe had to say about them.
Khloe On Her Size:
"When I was married or a few years ago, I never thought I was fat. I never thought I was huge. I was like, "I still look good, I'm just made to have curves or be a little bigger." I never looked at myself as the fat sister. Sometimes I would beat people to the punch and say, "Oh I'm the fat, funny one," because that's what people would say about me. But I never really thought that. Looking back, I do believe I was unhealthy, but at the time I really thought that that was as skinny as I was going to get. You know, everyone's like, "You're big boned." I have childbearing hips. You're like, "No, you could still lose some weight."
Khloe on Scott Disick (Note: this interview took place before he and Kourtney split):
"We're best of friends, but what's crazy is how much I hated him before. He was a douchey little dick. At first I liked Scott. I wouldn't say I loved him because Kourtney and I lived together in a townhouse when they met and Scott basically moved right on in. They didn't really slowly progress. It was kind of full throttle and I liked him. We would hang out from time to time and then he started just acting out and doing stupid shit and it was so consistent. You can say you're sorry 5,000 times, but that doesn't mean you mean it. He kept apologizing and I just started hating him for how much he was mistreating Kourtney. I'm not going to keep accepting your apologies, letting you come back in, and doing the same thing over again."
Khloe On Not Having A Family With Lamar:
"I've always wanted to have kids, I do think I would be a great mom. I wanted the whole story. I didn't just want a baby. I wanted Lamar, my babies, I wanted to have their names, what they're going to do. I wanted the whole thing. And we tried. There's a reason why it didn't work and that's fine. God has always has a bigger plan and we don't know why. I was married for five years and I definitely had that baby fever which I think you should. I don't think about kids like that now. Do I love kids? Yeah, and I want to be with my nieces and nephews as much as I can, but I don't have that baby fever now, I take birth control everyday at 5 p.m. It has to be a whole story for me. I wanted it all. And I will get it all one day."
Khloe On Losing Bruce:
"We've gone to therapy for this. They say it is like a loss because it's that physical being, what I've known to recognize visually is going to be gone. I don't know if it's like someone has died. I'm transitioning emotionally because it's a different relationship. It's a different personality. I'm so willing to learn and I want to learn, but it's different. It is a different energy for sure, not to say that's bad, it's great.
Khloe on Rob now living with her:
"Rob lives with me now and I wouldn't have it any other way. I love having him with me. I have a big ass house and I wanted it so he could feel like, comfortable. He's going through a hard time now and it's behind gates. With this crazy lifestyle you have to think of places where you can still have your freedom. Kourtney and Scott live in the same gated area. My nieces and nephew come over at least three times a week. I have everything, my brother's there and I love him. I get crazy if he's like, 'I'm moving out.'"
Check out the rest of Khloe's uncut Complex interview here.
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Wild rice are four species of grasses and the grain that can be harvested from them. The grain was historically gathered and eaten in both North America and China. It is also called as Canada rice, Indian rice and water oats. Wild rice grains have a chewy outer sheath with a tender inner grain that has a slightly vegetal taste. The plants grow in shallow water in small lakes and slow-flowing streams, often, only the flowering head of wild rice rises above the water. The grain is eaten by dabbling ducks and other aquatic wildlife as well as humans.
Typically sold as a dried whole grain, wild rice is high in protein, the amino acid lysine and dietary fiber and low in fat. Nutritional analysis shows wild rice to be second only to oats in protein content per 100 calories. It is also a good source of certain minerals and B vitamins. Wild rice seeds can be infected by the highly toxic fungus
Typically sold as a dried whole grain, wild rice is high in protein, the amino acid lysine and dietary fiber and low in fat. Nutritional analysis shows wild rice to be second only to oats in protein content per 100 calories. It is also a good source of certain minerals and B vitamins. Wild rice seeds can be infected by the highly toxic fungus ergot, which is dangerous if eaten. Because of its nutritional value and taste, wild rice increased in popularity in the late 20th century and commercial cultivation began in the US and Canada to supply the increased demand. Wild rice is also grown as an ornamental plant in garden ponds.
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I am curious to know why most paleos use the "raw versus cooked test" for plants ("something vegetable is sound to eat if you could have it raw") but not for meat (very few people would ask that meat could be had raw in order to be considered safe...). When early hominids-humans became capable to control fire, they surely could use that ability both for meat-cooking and for plant-cooking. So where does the different criteria come from?
Just started reading this, it is really amazing!
I've actually been able to sucessfully add some sweet potato lately - not a lot, but some.
I feel like many arguments against eating both raw and cooked meats often come from a combination of squeamishness, lack of connection to tradition, an uninformed idea of biology and history, and out-and-out mysticism. These types of reasoning hold little appeal for me.
theres alot of data out there lately with T2 doing very well with potatoes despite doing poorly on other carbs. not sure of the why yet tho.
Amanda thanks for your answer, I agree that vegan is an extreme view, and the basics of paleo-diet are much more scientific. Anyway I believe that it is a mistake to reject cooked food, since cooking was one of the great elements of becoming humans!
Sweet potatoes and yams were domesticated/cultivated as eary as 5000 to 8000 years ago in S. America and Africa/Asia, respectively. That's not to say we haven't been eating wild starchy tubers for much, much longer. Starchy tubers are most certainly paleo. The key, yet again, is how are they for you? Lots of vitamins and minerals, some anti-nutrients and a lot of carbs (but no fructose). My take is that they are great for athletes and those wanting higher carb levels. Diabetics, obese and metabolically damaged may need to avoid them or eat sparingly. I'm T2 and obese, so I eat them rarely.
thanks Dave your answer is very useful. I like it when you say "Paleo is a context for discovering what is healthy". I love baked sweet-potatos (the main staple of the highly successful traditional Okinawa diet) and I would like to see evidence that paleolithic hunter-gatherers cooked tubers (though sweet potatos originate from South America making it highly unlikely as a staple for the evolving early humans). I wonder if Perhaps another rule would relate to "how much a certain food has diverged from its wild origins", what do you think?
Paleo-anthropologists put the controlled use of fire (not necessarily cooking) at somewhere between 400 to 800 thousand years ago. Richard Wrangham makes the case that cooking is what changed us from Homo Habilis to Homo Erectus - roughly 2 mya. In any case, hominids ate stuff raw for at least 500,000 years and maybe longer. That's both meat and veg.
Who says you can't eat meat raw? Personally, I don't. I like my meat cooked. I like my veggies cooked too. The idea that its paleo if it can be eaten raw is just a simple rule - probably too simple. Also, cooking meat or tubers in a fire is pretty simple. Soaking beans and boiling them is much more complicated and came way, way later (requires pots at least - bronze age?).
Paleo is a context for discovering what is healthy. We also use science here. For example, honey is a paleolithic food - but not necessarily healthy. Heavy cream and butter/ghee are neolithic inventions, but many here find them to be very healthy. Nuts are paleo, but high in n6 - so most tend to eat them in moderation (or not at all). Dark chocolate and coffee are not paleo - but a lot of people here indulge in them as well.
Raw versus cooked is an easy way to think about it when you are first starting out, but in the end its probably not that useful of a heuristic.
Raw is what animals have to do.
The ability to make nutrients and calories more bioavailable made us able to develop the brains that make us rulers of the planet today.
There is actually a whole subset of paleo folks who mostly or only eat raw meat and veggies. (website and forum). In fact, the first person I ever met who used the words paleolithic and diet in the same sentence back in the late 90's only ate raw meat and nuts. I haven't really read or thought enough about it to form an opinion beyond if it works for them than that's fine and I see no reason it couldn't be healthy if done right. I fear for me it would lead to not eating very much, orthexic tendencies, reduced social interaction and getting annoyed with fellow followers using psuedo-science to justify a lot of their choices. Those were all the reasons that I stopped being vegan and started eating paleo in the first place.
All meat can be eaten raw. The heuristic is about digestion, not whether or not a bacteria or parasite could be present, which is true of any food, plant or animal. However, there are plants that will not digest without cooking or other processing. These are generally not considered paleo foods.
Many veggies taste better cooked. The sugars are more concentrated making the veggie less bitter. Cooking also breaks down the fibers making a veggie easier to eat. I eat carrots mostly raw, but I can eat more of them if they were cooked. Something like broccoli to me tastes MUCH better cooked (especially roasted) than it does raw. Fruit of course is better raw.


The Salford Harriers runner gives an insight into his training before his sub 2:20 clocking at the Berlin Marathon in 2017.
After running a superb 2:19:35 marathon personal best in the German capital Carl Hardman hopes it's the beginning of a long and fruitful exploration over 26.2 miles.
While many marathon runners focus on 'getting in the mileage' over other aspects of training, Hardman works closely with his coach Norman Poole to ensure the quality is maintained and his natural speed is utilised.
"I'm not a big mileage runner and I don't do loads of long runs," says Hardman. "In the build-up to Berlin there were a few bigger runs, but most of the time my weekly long run is under 2 hours.
"People underestimate just how much a 23/24 mile run can take out of a runner. We have a few key sessions like that, but they are planned carefully and the week afterwards Norman is watching me closely to make sure I'm not overdoing things.
The 35 year-old is active on Strava too, so his training is there for all to see. Whilst the interval sessions might bring a tear to many people's eyes, they aren't all out efforts, thanks mostly to his coach.
Which brings us to the key message I took from discussing training with Hardman. Consistency is key. No one session makes a marathon PB, it's consistent training week on week, month on month and year on year.
"I do worry about getting injured because it can upset the consistency and then you have to adapt," he says. "When I fell earlier this year my plans for the Edinburgh Marathon changed were over. I didn't want to put all that effort in when I knew I was already behind. Playing catch up is dangerous ground.
Look at examples of Alastair Watson, still getting PBs as a V40. Paula Radcliffe actually set her 10k and half marathon PBs when she stepped up to the marathon after years of track running.
The training below is just two weeks of his build-up to the Berlin Marathon in 2017 and if you are to infer anything from this then consider that Hardman's marathon pace is equal to 5:20 minutes per mile, yet his easy runs can be as much as two minutes slower. How much slower than marathon pace are yours?


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Dan Laughey of Leeds Beckett University. Picture Kiran Mehta.
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The murder of a police officer in Leeds in the 1980s has in part inspired two crime novels by university lecturer Dan Laughey. Laura Drysdale reports.
Dan Laughey was eight-years-old when Sergeant John Speed was murdered in Leeds city centre. The West Yorkshire Police officer was shot after going to the aid of a colleague who was fired at during a routine check on two men acting suspiciously near the former Leeds Parish Church on Kirkgate.
"I felt quite shocked that a police officer could be killed in that way, in cold blood, as the term was used at the time," Dr Laughey reflects. He recalls the killing, of October 31, 1984, being shown on BBC Crimewatch - a memory that has stayed with him since.
"It was a national story as it always is with the murder of a police officer and it wasn't just the moment it occurred but also the aftermath with various leads and inquiries."
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Only a child, Dr Laughey did not follow the case intently "but I was certainly interested and the Crimewatch story stuck in my mind as well," the 43-year-old says.
In fact, the murder and subsequent investigation has inspired part of a pair of sequential crime mystery novels that Dr Laughey has recently written.
The main storyline of his tales Chloe - Lost Girl and Chloe - Never Forget, set in Leeds, follows the present-day murder of a detective and disappearance of a student in the city, but runs alongside the subplot of a fictional cold-case enquiry relating to an incident in the 1980s where one police officer was murdered and there was an attempt to kill another.
"It's an artistic portrayal of a particular incident in the past rather than an attempt to truly represent what happened," Dr Laughey explains.
"Both books are dealing with a contemporary set of investigations, two major lines of inquiry, that then become connected with this 1980s incident in Leeds."
Dr Laughey, the course leader for the undergraduate Media, Communication, Cultures degree at Leeds Beckett University, grew up in Ilkley and spent many hours of his childhood in and around Leeds city centre. He now lives in Guiseley.
"I wanted an urban setting [for the books], not a village or house on the hill narrative," he says. "I wanted it to be set in the city, so Leeds was the most obvious option because it was what I knew."
He was too young to remember the Yorkshire Ripper's reign of terror in the county but recalls what he describes as "the dark days of the 1980s when Leeds had a reputation for crime and violence and a police force struggling to deal with it all", without the technologies and surveillance that are available to them now.
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"Leeds was a very different place to what it is today," he says. "The centre of Leeds now is very safe 24 hours a day but back in the 70s and 80s, the lights would pretty much turn off after 8pm and people would be far less inclined to enter the city because of the fear of all sorts of possible attacks and violence, the fear of being a victim of crime."
Dr Laughey, who studied a degree in English and later undertook a PhD in Sociology, wanted to blend contemporary crime with the legacy of past times in his novels.
"Bringing a cold-case investigation to bear on a contemporary murder mystery was a concept I found intriguing," he says. "It's only fairly recent this phenomenon of the historical crime that can be revisited, reassessed and throw up revelations that effectively rewrite the past, and the present with it.
"The idea of what's gone before us informing the here and now is integral to my work. Cold-case enquiries are cropping up all the time, especially post-Jimmy Saville, but not a lot of crime fiction has tapped into this."
The books were published for Amazon Kindle earlier this month and paperback editions are expected to be printed in the near future.
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The Chinese government's response to the massive earthquake in Sichuan province on May 12 that resulted in nearly 70,000 deaths has been extraordinary. Given the area affected – 500,000 square kilometers in Sichuan and neighboring provinces, about the size of Spain – China displayed a "remarkable" ability to mobilize domestic and international resources quickly and effectively, said Mara Warwick, an urban specialist at the World Bank in Beijing.
Warwick said Beijing solicited international institutions and foreign governments for advice on disaster recovery aftrer the quake, and has taken suggestions to heart. "It's a very positive story."
The follow-up to the initial relief efforts has been just as impressive. The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) drafted a comprehensive blueprint for the reconstruction of the hardest-hit areas (about a quarter of the total) in Sichuan, Gansu and Shaanxi provinces three months to the day after the quake struck. According to Warwick, some refugees from rural areas have returned to newly built homes within six months of the quake.
Boosting growth
Since the financial crisis, reconstruction has taken on other dimensions as well. In November the NDRC's plan comprised a quarter of the US$586 billion fiscal stimulus package announced by Beijing. Not just a humanitarian relief mission, the project is seen as a key part of China's efforts to keep growth at healthy levels over the next few years.
"Reconstruction is going to be generating a lot of GDP growth [for Sichuan]," said Chen Xingdong, chief economist for China at BNP Paribas.
Chen estimates that, pushed along by the inflow of government funds and investment, Sichuan could account for 0.5 to 1 percentage points of China's total GDP growth over the next three years.
Rebuilding collapsed homes and damaged infrastructure is the first part of the effort, scheduled to take about three years; the second phase – catching the areas up with the rest of fast-developing Sichuan – will be a 10-year project. Restoring tourism to the area, which includes the Wolong wildlife reserve, the natural habitat of many of China's pandas, will be the spearhead behind which other industries can follow and be built up.
Sichuan's provincial government estimates that US$438 billion will be needed to cover the full cost of reconstruction and development, of which the central authorities will be footing 20%. Other sources of financing, including donations, capital markets and loans from banks, will be required for the rest, said Sichuan Executive Vice Governor Wei Hong.
Continued investment in the province from businesses will be crucial. Inbound investment since the start of the central government's Western Development Strategy in 2000 to bridge the gap between the poorer western provinces and the coastal areas has been "a major boon" for Sichuan, said a Western diplomatic expert in Chengdu, the provincial capital. As a result, Sichuan has recorded growth rates 2 to 3 percentage points higher than the country as a whole over the period.
The so-called "Go West" program has helped the province build on a wide industrial base, which includes autos, aerospace, electronics, power, steel, mining, gas and agriculture.
Much of the investment has found its way to Chengdu, which was mostly unharmed by the quake. Relatively isolated from the east (it has no major river port like its neighbor, Chongqing), Chengdu has focused on building up its high-tech prowess instead of manufacturing. The city's twin high-tech zones house dozens of production and R&D centers for multinational electronics, pharmaceutical and precision machinery firms that followed early arrivals Motorola and Intel.
Sichuan has also been somewhat insulated from the shocks that have resulted in closures of low-margin coastal factories. Sichuanese migrant workers returning home from export-heavy areas like Guangdong and Zhejiang will be a valuable addition as the province develops local industries, said Chen.
Deep commitments
Rather than scaring off foreign investors, the earthquake has drawn focus to Sichuan, and many firms have deepened their commitments. In the earthquake zone, there are many opportunities for experts to advise on gas, heat supply and wastewater treatment projects.
Businesses that have chosen to come to Chengdu reliably cite business-friendly government and a skilled and affordable local workforce as a key edge over other western cities. Well-respected universities feed a capable talent pool that, due to the high local quality of life, is not easily lured to the higher-paying eastern cities.
"The turnover here is quite low, which promotes team stability," said Nathan Hu, chief executive of MaesInfo, a Silicon Valley-based software and IT outsourcing firm.
In line with Beijing's drive to promote domestic demand and lessen dependence on exports, Chengdu will increasingly become the production and distribution hub for the western China market. Sichuan's own market appears to be bouncing back. Despite a sharp slowdown from May to August, year-on-year retail sales growth rebounded to 22.3% in October, and 19.9% for the first 10 months of 2008.
A drawback of Chengdu has been poor links with the rest of the region, but the last two years have seen extensive construction of road, rail and air transport links, said BNP Paribas's Chen. More companies, including KFC owner Yum! Brands, are using Chengdu as a base from which to penetrate markets in the west.
This will not happen overnight, as much still needs to be rebuilt. "The first year will be difficult," said Chen. "[But] once everything is in place, then there will be momentum for further growth."
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International Journal of Computer and Communication Technology
A MULTIBANK MEMORY-BASED VLSI ARCHITECTURE OF DIGITAL VIDEO BROADCASTING SYMBOL DEINTERLEAVER
D.HARI BABU, Noble college of engineering and technology, Nadergul , Hyderabad,Follow
B.NEELIMA DEVI, Noble college of engineering and technology, Nadergul , Hyderabad,Follow
In this paper, an efficient symbol-deinterleaver architecture compliant with the digital-video-broadcasting (DVB) standard is proposed. By partitioning the entire symbol buffer into four separate parts with a special low-conflict access control strategy, the symbol deinterleaver can be implemented with four-bank single-port on-chip memory blocks with slight overhead. The experimental result shows that 30% savings of hard-ware cost can be achieved compared with the conventional double-buffer approach. In addition, a lookahead online circuit of a symbol permuta-tion-address generator is also proposed, which can provide the required permutation addresses every cycle to avoid either the use of a lookup table or an extra temporary buffer. Being the major part of the entire DVB forward-error-correction decoder, the proposed symbol deinterleaver can contribute a great saving of the overall decoder cost.
BABU, D.HARI and DEVI, B.NEELIMA (2017) "A MULTIBANK MEMORY-BASED VLSI ARCHITECTURE OF DIGITAL VIDEO BROADCASTING SYMBOL DEINTERLEAVER," International Journal of Computer and Communication Technology: Vol. 8: Iss. 2, Article 9.
DOI: 10.47893/IJCCT.2017.1410
Available at: https://www.interscience.in/ijcct/vol8/iss2/9
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Suchy Las – gmina wiejska w województwie wielkopolskim, w powiecie poznańskim. W latach 1975–1998 gmina położona była w województwie poznańskim.

Siedzibą gminy jest Suchy Las.

Według danych, na podstawie meldunku, z 30 czerwca 2021, gminę zamieszkiwały 18 630 osób.

Gmina Suchy Las znajduje się na północ od granic miasta Poznania, stolicy województwa wielkopolskiego. Przez gminę przebiega droga krajowa nr 11, prowadząca z Poznania do Koszalina. W planach miasta Poznania jest wybudowanie IV ramy (obwodnicy) komunikacyjnej Poznania, która będzie kończyć się w gminie Suchy Las na krajowej S11. Te dwa czynniki determinują w wielkim stopniu lokalny rozwój i jego główne kierunki.

Gmina składa się obecnie z jedenastu jednostek pomocniczych – pięciu osiedli: Suchy Las, Suchy Las - Wschód, Biedrusko, Złotniki–Osiedle, Osiedle Grzybowe oraz sześciu sołectw: Chludowo, Golęczewo, Jelonek, Zielątkowo, Złotkowo, Złotniki–Wieś.

Unikatem na skalę europejską jest położony na tym terenie "Rezerwat przyrody Meteoryt Morasko", w którym można zobaczyć wgłębienia powstałe na skutek deszczu meteorytowego.

Struktura powierzchni
Według danych z roku 2002 gmina Suchy Las ma obszar 116,55 km², w tym:
 użytki rolne: 28%
 użytki leśne: 29%

Obszar gminy stanowi 6,14% powierzchni powiatu.

Cechą wyróżniającą gminę jest położony na jej terenie poligon w Biedrusku, który zajmuje aż 62,6% powierzchni całej gminy. Poligon jest wyjątkowo malowniczym obszarem, o niesłychanie ciekawej faunie i florze, a ze względu na bliskość Poznania pełni funkcję "zielonych płuc miasta". Na poligonie kręcony był film "Ogniem i Mieczem" reż. Jerzy Hoffman. Gmina Suchy Las położona jest na obszarze Pojezierza Wielkopolskiego. Najbardziej atrakcyjne i cenne obszary objęte zostały ochroną poprzez utworzenie w 1994 roku Obszaru Chronionego Krajobrazu "Biedrusko", który bezpośrednio łączy się z Zespołem Przyrodniczo Krajobrazowym "Morasko", położonym na obszarze miasta Poznania.

Demografia

Dane dostępne na dzień 10 października 2022 r.

 Piramida wieku mieszkańców gminy Suchy Las w 2014 roku.

Edukacja

Przedszkola
W gminie Suchy Las działa 12 przedszkoli:

Suchy Las
 Przedszkole "Leśnych Ludków",
 Prywatne Przedszkole "Piraciki",
 Prywatne Przedszkole "Wesoły Delfinek",
 Niepubliczne Przedszkole Anglojęzyczne "Kraina Elmo",
 Przedszkole "Natura",
 Niepubliczny Punkt Przedszkolny "Supełkowo",
 Magic World Preschool Dwujęzyczne Niepubliczne Przedszkole,

Biedrusko
 Przedszkole w Zespole Szkół im. 7 Pułku Strzelców Konnych Wlkp. w Biedrusku,

Chludowo
 Przedszkole w Chludowie w Zespole Szkół im. o. M. Żelazka w Chludowie,

Golęczewo
 Przedszkole w Golęczewie w Zespole Szkół im. o. M. Żelazka w Chludowie,

Złotniki
 Publiczne przedszkole Akademos,
 Przedszkole Kompetencyjne UL.

Szkoły podstawowe
Na terenie gminy funkcjonuje siedem szkół podstawowych: cztery publiczne, dwie prywatne oraz jedna niepubliczna. Są to:

 Szkoła Podstawowa nr 1 im. Wojciecha Bogusławskiego w Suchym Lesie,
 Szkoła Podstawowa nr 2 im. Jana Pawła II w Suchym Lesie,
 Szkoła Podstawowa w Chludowie w Zespole Szkół im. o. Mariana Żelazka w Chludowie (z filią w Golęczewie),
 Szkoła Podstawowa w Biedrusku w Zespole Szkół im. 7 Pułku Strzelców Konnych Wlkp. w Biedrusku,
 Prywatna Szkoła Podstawowa nr 1 w Biedrusku,
 "Harmonia" Prywatna Szkoła Podstawowa Montessori w Suchym Lesie,
 World Primary School – Niepubliczna Szkoła Podstawowa z oddziałami dwujęzycznymi w Suchym Lesie.
Według danych Urzędu Statystycznego w Poznaniu w roku szkolnym 2019/2020 uczyło się w nich 2099 uczniów.

Szkoły średnie
W Suchym Lesie działa jedna szkoła średnia - Publiczne Liceum Ogólnokształcące im. Romka Strzałkowskiego.

Komunikacja
Przez gminę przebiega linia kolejowa nr 354 (Poznań - Piła), a także droga krajowa nr 11 (Poznań - Kołobrzeg); od strony Poznania wjeżdża się do Suchego Lasu nowym wiaduktem Gabriela Narutowicza. Komunikację autobusową w gminie organizuje ZTM Poznań, w którego imieniu działa trzech przewoźników: gminny ZKP Suchy Las (większość linii), MPK Poznań (na liniach do Biedruska) oraz rokietnicki Rokbus (linia przecina gminę).

Sąsiednie gminy
Czerwonak, Murowana Goślina, Oborniki, Poznań, Rokietnica

Miasta partnerskie
Gmina nawiązała współpracę partnerską z miastami:
 Isernhagen
 Tamási, Regöly
 Poronin, Polska

Przypisy

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Belmont Bulldogs enter football playoffs second in their conference
Belmont Bulldogs cap five-game season with fourth win, a gutsy 30-22 road win over the Seaquam Seahawks on Nov. 3
Belmont Bulldogs slotback R.J. Piche is tackled into a water hazard by two Seaquam Seahawks during the Bulldogs' rainy road win in Delta on Saturday.
The Belmont Bulldogs ascension through the high school football ranks continued with a gutsy 30-22 road win over the Seaquam Seahawks on Saturday.
Playoffs are next for the AA Bulldogs, who finished the regular season second place in the Southern Conference with four wins and one loss.
Belmont's AA playoff game is to be determined.
"Our staff is extremely proud of these kids and their hard work. Belmont continues to develop its identity as a tough, physical team on both sides of the ball that wears opponents down," said J.C. Boice, the team's offensive coordinator.
Saturday's game was tied at 22 points in the fourth quarter when the Bulldogs turned the momentum around. They stopped the Seahawks at the four-yard line to keep it tied. On the Bulldogs' subsequent drive, from their own 17 yard line, they risked going for it on the fourth down with four yards to go.
They not only made it, but then proceeded down field to complete the 96-yard drive and game-winning touchdown.
Sam Varao and R.J. Piche each scored two touchdowns and ran for 100-plus yards. Cody Wist made two interceptions for Belmont.
Football Spartans rained out against Bears
Mount Doug Rams clinch football's Western conference, Jr. Rams host playoff game


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NOV. 16 – KLYAM Presents MOTO, Sticker Shock, Electric Street Queens, Johnnie & The Foodmasters @ Club Bohemia
It is high noon for the second to last KLYAM show of the year. First, the details. Saturday November 16 at Club Bohemia in Cambridge's Central Square (very accessible by public transport, bike, car, whatever). Plan on arriving at 8:30 or 8:45 PM. Hand over $8 in cash and make your way down the steps to Mickey Bliss' dank dungeon. Electric Street Queens – KLYAM alum from way back (2014's Live From Your Dreams tape) – will start things off. They released Thank You Good Night this past summer. Their line-up has changed a bit over time, but their infectious and explosive live performance has not. Perfect way to start this wild night. Next up is Sticker Shock. They are a local KLYAM favorite for sure – a band that would fit in perfectly on a Gonerfest bill wedged between Trampoline Team and Sick Thoughts with that high gear, high speed attack. Speaking of Gonerfest. Less than two months ago, M.O.T.O joined the Memphis fest's prolific progeny of relatively obscure, but ultra beloved performers. And we got to see them in action. Since then we've been dying to get Paul Caporino and crew on one of our shows and sure enough here they are headlining this one! I think I read somewhere that everyone has a favorite M.O.T.O song, but the back catalog is so damn extensive it might be near impossible for them to play all the favorites. What a great problem to have! After M.O.T.O will be Johnnie and the Foodmasters. M.O.T.O is a tough act to follow, so the Foodmasters will have to ride off the high of that set and hopefully not clear the room. The oldies noise-mongering sextet are hoping the Boomer who called them the worst band Cambridge has seen in 40 years comes out to the gig.
Club Bohemia, Electric Street Queens, Johnnie and the Foodmasters, KLYAM Presents, M.O.T.O, Music, Sticker Shock
G. Gordon Gritty's "Still Not a Musician" Coming Out On KLYAM & BUFU/Release Show @ Club Bohemia (5/29)
Flyer by Gordon himself
Yo what up freaks, KLYAM and BUFU are teaming up to bring you the latest release "Still Not a Musician" from Boston Outsider Rockin honoroller G. Gordon Gritty aka Gangbang Gordon. GBG is in the past, let the past be the past. I miss the name too, but Gritty is just as wiry and wholesome and weird and charming as the gangbang. In fact, it's exactly the same and entirely different. Huh?
More on that later.Joining in on the slopfest are some of our favorites in recent memory. Waltham, MA's The Shallow End Divers are opening up the festivities with their brand of balls out, no fucking around 60s garage rock 'n' roll – slime that would feel right at home at the Delta House. Fellow Bostonians, Underwater Bear Ballet share a similar fuzz fidelity and shake things in an even weirder direction. Rounding out the bill is Queen's, NY's own Tall Juan. You may have seen Juan playing alongside the shorter Juan, Juan Wauters in The Beets and in his solo work. Well, if you dig The Beets/Wauters, then you'll freak out over Tall Juan's similarly captivating, Ramonesian folk garage pop. Check out the dude's latest music video for "I Like to Stay Home" (R. Stevie Moore) below. Directed by Beets vet Matthew Volz.
KLYAM & BUFU Present: G. Gordon Gritty's "Still Not a Musician" KLYAM Records/BUFU Records Tape Release Show w/ Tall Juan (NY), Underwater Bear Ballet, The Shallow End Divers @ Club Bohemia (Cantab Lounge basement) in Cambridge, MA on Friday, May 29th!
This show is 21+ :( sorry kids. $8, 8:30 PM. COME OUT!
FB Event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/1611879172387740/
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*SHOW TONIGHT*: Nice Guys, Black Beach, Jacques Le Coque, GBG @ Club Bohemia (4/17)!
Flyer by Jim Leonard
Hello local mischief makers, boy do we have a shoe for you tonight. Tonight, tonight, at Club Bohemia (Cantab Lounge basement) in Central Square, Cambridge, KLYAM Presents: Nice Guys, Jacques Le Coque (CT), Black Beach, and Gangbang Gordon. 8:30 PM, $8, 21+ sorry kids :( Facialbook event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/748501435268691/
It's been nearly two years since we've seen our punk slimy Connecticut brethren in Jacques Le Coque, but now they're back and with a new record, may I add. Hooky (King Pizza), pick that sheet up at the show and listen to it here: http://jacqueslecoque.bandcamp.com/ I WANT YOU TO GET SOME COQUE!
Joining the Coque, will be some local ruffians if I ever saw any. I'd like to give a shout out to URSULA first though, they were originally scheduled to play this show, but couldn't make it due to illness. :(, we send our best wishes their way and you need to LISTEN to them immediately: https://ripursula.bandcamp.com/
Filling in for them is bizarre noisemaker, occasional hipshaker nonmusician Gangbang Gordon. https://gbgordon.bandcamp.com/ Playing a quick solo set to warm y'all up for…
Black Beach is a newer band to me, but one that has consistently shaken my soul with their aggressive brand of psychedelic garage grunge mish mash. Picture The Doors partying in a van with Mudhoney and Nirvana. Throw in some blistering surf rock for good measure. http://blackbeachma.bandcamp.com/
A fantastic addition to the messy, care free rock 'n' roll embodied by fellow Bostonians in Miami Doritos, Midriffs, and…
KLYAM Records' own Nice Guys. Needs no introduction or explanation. Look thru the archives sucka. http://niceguys666.bandcamp.com/
Cambridge, Cantab Lounge, Club Bohemia, Kids Like You & Me Presents
Music Video: Nice Guys – "Stinker"
Film by Andrew Gibson
Woah, these guys aren't as nice as you thought they were! KLYAM Records own Nice Guys make NWA and Body Count look like Backstreet Boys and N'sync in their brand new video for "Stinker" off the upcoming Chips in the Moonlight EP (456 Records). Catch the band at the release show this Thursday (February 12th) at Cantab Lounge/Club Bohemia. The Monsieurs, Black Beach, and Slow Jerks are playing too, so you know you'd be a damn fool to miss it. FB Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/374262442755502/?ref_newsfeed_story_type=regular
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Show Review: The TeleVibes, Future Spa, CHARLIE, Ben Tan @ Cantab Lounge (1/16/15)
Bands: CHARLIE, Future Spa, The TeleVibes, Ben Tan
Date: Friday, January 16, 2015
Venue: Cantab Lounge/Club Bohemia (Cambridge, MA)
KLYAM is back at the old Cantab Lounge, specifically the basement known as Club Bohemia, where all the action and then some happens. It's dark, it's dank, and looks like a leftover from the 70s, but that's just the way we like it. As Carl on The Simpsons says, "The dank Moe, the dank!" You're never going to get rid of the dank, don't even think about it. It's in the basement where all of the best stuff is born and wreaks havoc. Case and point, this evening's show.
CHARLIE – CHARLIE is a three piece consisting of Dan on vocals and bass, Tim on vocals and guitar, and Steve on drums. I haven't seen these dudes since last April's BUFU Fest or possibly at a rambunctious Robot Death Kites basement show last Summer, twas so rambunctious, both beer cans and brain cells have been diminished. Suffice it to say, it's been too long.
"MAXIMUM VOLUME YIELDS MAXIMUM RESULTS" – CHARLIE's bandcamp. Very true. CHARLIE lives up to this motif in their music and that is especially true live. I usually like to stand as close to the bands as possible, but I held back a little for this set. I want to preserve whatever is left of my eardrums, I lost my ear plugs to boot. I'm one deaf bastard and these are LOUD MOTHERFUCKERS. I love it. Even though, it's so heavy, it's not noise. It's tough for me to describe these fellas. You can hear the vocals quite well, actually everything, every nuance of each instrument. It's different.
If I had to compare them to somebody I'd liken them to Shellac, but with some more grooves in there. They'll throw in those grooves and weird ass soundz to spice it up. My bro compares Dan's vocals to those of the dude in Dillinger Escape Plan. I haven't thought about that band since 9th grade or something like that, so maybe. I'm positive I would have dug this band as a ranting, pimply faced, anarchisto angst driven teenager. There's definitely a healthy amount of aggression in CHARLIE, an undeniable aggression, but it's also calm and controlled at the same time. And maybe schizo like their potential namesake, Mr. Charlie Kelley. This may be the kind of music people huff glue to, dunno, that was never my thing. They did cover a Flipper song though. I'll be seeing CHARLIE again very soon.
http://charlieisgnarly.bandcamp.com/
Set-List: Titled "CHARLIE Rok 'n' Roll Set" and written in sharpie on the back of the cover of Linda Ronstadt's Heart Like A Wheel record…
"Recall (Total"
"Ha Ha Ha" (Flipper cover)
"Daved Linch"
"Hard Carpet"
Future Spa – Oh yeah pal, KLYAM goes way back with Future Spa. We first had the pleasure on a cold evening in the basement of the Starlab. Mark Sultan was in town that night and we were ready to take off into his cursed world. Future Spa played before the BBQ and as I recall I was impressed with their jittery, snotty take on garage punk. It was like a garage band actually in the garage, practicing Black Lips and No Age tunes. I've seen them a couple of times subsequently, they've grown substantially. It's still muddy though and that's the way I like it. In fact, actually the last time they played and the last time I saw them was six months ago at Starlab Fest. Alas, I only caught a couple of songs of that performance, but here we are now and I'm ready to go.
Some of the dudes are decked out in costumes with bandannas and afros and other shit. Contrary to their own claims, Future Spa doesn't suck and they garner some of the best crowd reception all night. They play a batch of old and new tunes including a haphazard, but lovable cover of Roy Orbison's "Oh, Pretty Woman." The newer songs definitely have some psychedelic taste and add a bit more of a pop sense to the loony garage mish mash. And by newer I mean like seven or more months old. I lost all sense of time. I hit my head on the DeLorean and now I don't know if it's 2015 or the alternate 1985.
Fortunately, it doesn't matter what year it is, because the sounds are coming from all over the ages and beyond. Future Spa is certainly an underrated Boston band and one that is keeping the punk slime flowing around these streets. Catch them lurking around Somerville or your town or on here: http://futurespa.bandcamp.com/
The TeleVibes – Yes, definitely one of my favorite bands around town. Here's a band that just puts you right in the mood to freak up and fuck out. It's all that time spent on Salisbury Beach or the lean streets of Rowley; we could use some sweet Summer night music in the midst of the icy cold January. Short story: riveting, smooth, yet heavy psychedelic pop cradled with modern day garage punk. If you dig Ty Segall, Thee Oh Sees, and any surf band, then you need to hear this. Long story: the rest of this "review."
If the music didn't speak for itself already, The Lysergic Factory Lightshow amplifies the sensations of enormous 60s psychedelia. As the Tellies play flashes of every purdy color you can think of is projected behind them. You know it. To the right of me, Mr. Charlie Loring is smoking one of those E Cigarettes or Vapes or whatever. Haha, I thought at first they added a smoke machine, until I moved up closer to the front of the room. Indeed, with the light show and smoke and people starting to move and groove a little, the night shifts into a euphoric atmosphere resembling the 60s in some fashion.
But, it is 2015, I think and The TeleVibes are playing. The Tellies. I jolt back and forth between their proper moniker and my vaguely established nicknames. Admittedly, I am not exactly a professional writer, but I am a professional. I just don't like writers. I wouldn't even call this a review, except I don't know what else to call it. A reader, a critic may gripe "don't you think it is wise for a young man to stick to one topic instead of bouncing from one to another to another?" Perhaps, but the show must go on. I know what I'm doing, I just haven't steered the boat in it's direction, let me steer the boat in it's direction and we'll arrive safely back to shore, the Northshore, where The TeleVibes await us.
They are an animated bunch, but not in a ridiculous way. I feel you could definitely bring these kids home to mom and dad and they would be cool with it. "Ohh, you play in a band? That's great." But, maybeee something else is up. They're not quite hippies, but they look like they could be on the road (no pun intended) to becoming hippies. Scott's beard, Charlie's frosted hair, oh and the music. That's probably the dead give away.
Whatever it is, this trio, ohh yes they are a trio in case you wanted to know: vocals, guitar, bass, and drums, you gotit – whatever it is, this band generates a feeling of warmth deep down in the bowels of my dirty soul. Splash to and fro in these waves, let them engulf you, you won't drown here. http://thetelevibesofficial.bandcamp.com/
Ben Tan – My main man, Mr. Billy Joel. OHH GOD NO! Thankfully, Billy Joel couldn't make it and I'm currently dating Christie Brinkley. More importantly, my buddy Ben Tan is closing this evening's festivities and he brought along a pal of ours, Brian Hickey on drums. I've seen Ben several times now and this is the first time he's been accompanied by a drummer. Ben is seated, masterfully plucking away at the keyboards like Brian Wilson or any other madman. Brian is a steady drummer, always great, but I feel the drumming doesn't work as well with some of Ben's softer pop numbers. This isn't a knock against Brian as I feel this would be the case with any drummer. But, with some of the speedier tempos (not too speedy though) the drums are fitting. Regardless, it's still a pleasure to see Brian behind the kit tonight.
As with every Ben Tan show, the gentleman busts out a random hit or two, past or present. I think he mutters "TURN DOWN FOR WHAT!" So, it must be that song. I don't really know that one, but I've heard it in passing. It gets some of the crowd moving though, even a mini break dance competition. We went from Woodstock to 24 Hour Party People, where has the time gone? Huh?
Next time, I'm going to request, NO, DEMAND, Ben plays "You Light Up My Life." That song gives me shivers and makes me feel sick in a very awesome way. http://bentan.bandcamp.com/
A MASSIVE THANKS TO CHARLIE, FUTURE SPA, THE TELEVIBES AND BEN TAN FOR PLAYING, LYSERGIC FACTORY LIGHT SHOW FOR MELTING OUR MINDS, ALL OF YOU SWEETHEARTS THAT ATTENDED, AND TO THE CANTAB LOUNGE/CLUB BOHEMIA, MICKEY BLISS AND CREW! WE'LL BE SEEING ALL OF Y'ALL VERY SOON…
NEXT KLYAM SHOW IS TONIGHT!!!: https://www.facebook.com/events/813886121991254/?ref=70
Boston Music, Cambridge music, Cantab Lounge, Club Bohemia
KLYAM SHOW TONIGHT: The TeleVibes, Future Spa, CHARLIE, Ben Tan @ Cantab Lounge!
Flyer by Cody Pettingil
Hey all you punk slime freaks! It's Friday night and if you don't have any plans tonight come out to the Cantab Lounge (Club Bohemia) in Central Square, Cambridge. If you have plans, erase em'. This is much better. We've got all the bells and whistles and psych and punk and surf and snot to keep you up all night. The TeleVibes, CHARLIE, Future Spa, and Ben Tan all on one smokin' hot bill. Oooohhh ahhhhh.
FB Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/375101495991229/
Show starts at 9! Get there at 8:30. 21+ :( sorry kids. $8.
The TeleVibes
http://thetelevibesofficial.bandcamp.com/
https://www.facebook.com/TeleVibes
https://www.facebook.com/charlieisgnarly
Future Spa
http://futurespa.bandcamp.com/
https://www.facebook.com/futurespaboston
Ben Tan
http://bentan.bandcamp.com/
Kids Like You & Me (KLYAM)
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Kids-Like-You-Me-KLYAM/184682771542274
ALL KLYAM RECORDS RELEASES WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THIS SHOW AND ALWAYS!!!
Boston Music, Boston Psychedelic, Boston shows tonight, Cambridge, Cantab Lounge, Club Bohemia
Show Review: The Monsieurs (Record Release!), Free Pizza, Nice Guys @ Club Bohemia (12/5/14)
Bands: The Monsieurs, Free Pizza, Nice Guys
Date: Friday, December 5, 2014
Venue:Club Bohemia (Cantab Lounge basement) in Cambridge, MA
Nice Guys – Sheeet, I've never seen Club Bohemia (the Cantab Lounge basement) so packed, it must be sold out. People are using their heads for once in this crazy old world. Coming out to support a killer local rock 'n' roll show. This here is easily three of the best rock 'n' roll animals in the land of Boston on tap. Kicking it off right is our KLYAM Records bad boiz, Nice Guys, so I guess they actually aren't bad boiz or maybe they are because everything is backwards in this crazy old world. Good means bad, stop means go, thou shalt not kill… unless you really, really feel like it. But, these guys here, they wouldn't kill a fly, unless it flew into one of their bongs ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah. SHUT UP!
Nice Guys errr ahhh here we go, these cats, these guys rumble. A swift kick in the nads. That's their music. If you wanted a description, that's what you're going to get. That feeling you get when you get kicked square in the nads, it's like that, but pull back a little. It's that full on attack, but without the pain and misery. Needless to say Jake, Matt, Alex, and Cam make it personal. They get right in your grill. They get it right.
Lord knows what the fuck I am talking about at this point, but it's all about the emotion. Stuttering fucking Stanley. The fucking emotion. It's all there and yet it's not sappy at all or sensitive in any way. In fact, so much music isn't the Nice Guys, that it feels great when you hear the Nice Guys, because it's like a vacation from all the other shit. With Nice Guys, it's about the rockin', the sockin', and maybe a bit of thee olde shockin'. You don't take a Nice Guys song and win back your girlfriend by plinking it on acoustic guitar. Buttt, there is far more to life than just smoking and fucking and partying. True. Well, actually is there? Yes, there is, I suppose. Christ, I'm so indecisive. Maybe, if we all just got really fucked together, we'd all be okay. It's a thought.
I have to catch myself before diving too far into a nonsensical rant. Nice Guys is where we left off, those cream muffins. They sing and scream about bad cops. "Fuck the Police, fuck racist cops" says vocalist/guitarist Alex as they rock into "Cop Walk." True that brother. Alex is a ruffian and he makes his way into the crowd and all around the place, even literally playing "in a hallway in a basement." Yeah!
The dudes play my favorite Nice Guys song "Jamaican Vacation," which Glen and I have been waiting to hear for quite some time. Not just because it's on the piece of wax we put out, but because it's one of the heaviest and angriest in their set and it lifts right off – it's a tickling riff. FAST FUN FUCKING NOISE! Thanks for playing it and being Nice Guys, you fucks. Listen to this shit: http://niceguys666.bandcamp.com/album/splifft-7
Free Pizza – Sadly, yes y'all must already know our beloved Free Pizza is leaving us and if you don't know, then now you do.
Free Pizza, along with Nice Guys and Monsieurs, are top tier Boston rock 'n' roll and I want you to know that. If you miss their show before they head back to Miami,FL, then you missed out son.
For their song "Freedom Forty," they always grab a punk from the crowd to sing guest vocals. This time it's our bad boi Timothy Manns and he belts out the vocals hardcore style like a pro. That's Tim and that's Free Pizza, for the people, we are the people. I hugged Free Pizza Santiago and told him he was my rock 'n' roll comrade. It's true, you all are. Nick and Jesus too. I know I'll see you guys again, but here's a shout out: http://freepizzarocks.bandcamp.com/
The Monsieurs – And now the main event. THE MONSIEURS ARE HERE. Yo, and it's their self-titled record release! Yeah, pick up that puppy from Black Gladiator or Slovenly. I've been eagerly waiting to hear this monster, I'm gushing with excitement. This is the cream of the crop as far as Boston rock 'n' roll goes. They've got the sludge, the slime, and all the hooks to back it up. The band on record is a blast to the balls, for sure, but the live show is a whole new beast. I've only seen the band twice for some reason, once at the Brighton Music Hall (opening for King Khan & The Shrines) and another time at Church for Illegally Blind's Boston En Masse. Both times, they sounded sweet, but the crowd was sparse and mellow. Tonight, it's a different story.
Andy Macbain (vocals, also of Tunnel Of Love/Marty Kings), Hilken Mancini (guitar, also of Shepherdess/Fuzzy/Marty Kings), an Erin King (drums, also of Where My Beat Be At) all together are a menacing machine of mighty punk slime proportions. It's a KLYAM man's kind of band. Erin and Hilken rock out on the tiny Club Bohemia stage, as Andy Macbain (shirtless, reppin' a black leather jacket though) prowls his way into a sea of bodies. He often does this with the whole mic stand in hand, it's his weapon, as he takes on the world. Man, never cracks a smile, he's on business. Like GG says "My mind is a machine gun, my body is the bullets, the audience is the target." AIM! Andy is like GG, if GG never actually went through with all the messy stuff. If GG just put the vibe out there, but never went through with his antics. He's a force, the rock 'n' roll animal.
Initially the crowd is stiff, but as Andy slithers around, he ignites a mosh pit. He even crowd surfs; it's probably the most successful crowd surfing I've ever seen. Teamwork. Most of the time people fuck up.
Well, well this show really hit the spot and I walk away jovially carrying my new Monsieurs record! If you haven't heard this thang or seen the band live, you have some serious homework to attend to. Don't make me tell you twice. http://themonsieurs.bandcamp.com/
Black Gladiator, Cambridge, Cantab Lounge, Club Bohemia, Slovenly
Live Review: Gangbang Gordon, Miami Doritos, Ben Tan @ Club Bohemia (11/28/14)
Bands: Gangbang Gordon, Miami Doritos, Ben Tan
Venue: Club Bohemia/Cantab Lounge (Cambridge, MA)
Ben Tan – It's been exactly a year (well shave off five days) since I've seen my homie Bad Boy Tan play a solo set. Welcome back brother. He begins the show with his guitar in arms and tapping away with one foot behind the bass drum. I think it's a new tune or simply one I'm less familiar with, who knows?
Following the first number, he abandons the drums altogether and comes closer to the crowd; BBT upfront and personal. He strums away on the guitar, singing a song about "Marielle" and life with the "Upper Lower Middle Class Blues." Classic BBT.
Next up are the keys, the core of BBT's work. This is where he truly hones in on his Brian Wilson influence. I sound like frigging Patrick Bateman describing his music. The guy from American Psycho. This is where the sweet, softer songs kick in, tunes such as "Come Out" and "Dance The Night Away."
As in my previous BBT experiences the last few songs are reserved for cover songs and any other special audience requests, within reason. Much to my amusement and pleasure, the bad boy belts out covers of The Carpenters' "Superstar," The Beatles' "Martha My Dear," and R. Kelly's "Ignition (Remix)." With the last song, he even has the lyrics down to a tee, including the opening lines: "Now, um, usually I don't do this but uh…." Sharp, sharp guy. http://bentan.bandcamp.com/
Miami Doritos – Well, look who it is, couple of doritos on the loose from Miami, eh? Yes, yes sir. Whenever I tell people that I have a band on my label (KLYAM Records, in case you're a wiener and didn't know) named Miami Doritos they usually chuckle and say "that's a good name," those exact words. They roll over and laugh and nearly die due to the unending hilarity that ensues. One fella even said to me "boy, I'd sign them based on the name alone." True story.
Alright, now that we all had a laugh or a wince, let's get down and dirty, if not outright filthy. Kurt (throat & axe) and Alex (skins) are the savage duo behind this mess. Ancient Greek gladiators. These two can cause a real commotion, you'd think there was three, four, or five guys tugging away. A mini mosh pit even erupts, a quick little pick me up, that's right.
Miami Doriots are a metal machine, it's as if Metallica and Slayer molested Phil Spector. You see what I did there, haha haha, what a funny guy.
Among the chart topping bangers in the Miami Doreets catalog, I request "Bike Cops," I in fact scream it at the band as an encore. It's simply one of those tunes that makes me feel okay with the world, even though it's a totally shitty world. Yeah. Others request "Price 2 Pay," a tune that appears on the Miami Doritos Splifft 7″ w/ Nice Guys on KLYAM Records. Hey! check it out here: http://miamidoritos.bandcamp.com/album/splifft-7\
Gangbang Gordon – Is the name Gangbang Gordon inherently offensive? I don't think so, but that's not my problem. I mean who is Gordon anyway? That's part of what makes the name NOT offensive to me. If it was just Gangbang, maybe. Probably not though. Then again, I was under the impression that a gangbang was a bunch of people fucking a lone, but willing participant. I thought when it was rape it was called a Gang Rape. Recently, I looked up the term Gangbang and apparently it could go either way. Regardless, it's understandable if you feel uncomfortable by the name (feeling uncomfortable is part of the GBG charm), but rest assured no harm was intended. GBG (we'll just go with that) is so oblivious to everything anyway. That brings me to my main point or at least one of them. I have no interest in actual music reviews.
Oblivious, yeah I like that. Awkward perhaps. Nauseating maybe? Or just plain old fun. GBG is self-described "outsider tard rock 'n' roll." One man's ambition to make rock 'n' roll music within the confines of limited technique, inability to "properly" sing, and somewhat ignorance in terms of the history of the music he is trying to emulate. Picture it on stage (or floor): GBG squeals and huffs and jerks off his gutiar, whilst his co-gangbangers drop loads of magic on "noise guitar," bass, and drums. Ben Tan returns as Mr. Tambourine Man or better yet Benny the Bunny(he slaps on a pair of bunny ears). Nobenny! Haha!
Ahhhh right, going back to the weirdness, it's crucial, a GBG set is like no other. Think or say whatever you wish, but you can't say you'll see this same performance somewhere else, at least I never have. The typical mantras spouted in the underground (and sometimes aboveground) world is "hey you can do this too!" "anyone can make music!" Whether it's The Kingsmen, Ramones, Beat Happening, Black Lips – the idea is a few blokes get together, make some noise, bash away till they can adequately play… to be able to play a show and so on and so on. Most of the time, it's something shitty, but they have their shit together. They really do. They're adequate as hell, even if it's incredibly shitty. You've seen this band before, you saw them five years ago, you may have seen them five days ago, you'll see them again, you'll probably see them five years from now. They never stop. Same band, different name, different faces. NOW, GBG is not this band.
They do not have their shit together. It's as if every member, every banger, is playing their own individual show. Don't get me wrong there are songs, this is music. Eschew any nonsense GBG spews about it being non-music, that's a cop out for the music sounding odd, which it does. Trust me, I'm friends with the guy. The man, the myth, the legend. Well, it could be considered non-music, I suppose, but it's not some lame, ironic, art house project. Fuck that. It's entertainment, there's songs, they are played for your entertainment. GBG flops to and fro in a peculiar fashion in front and frequently within the audience for their enjoyment. He's well aware that there are people in front of him watching, paid their money, and have other things to do. You often see bands (like the shitty ones I alluded to earlier) that are up their playing and they're not moving or saying anything or doing much at all. Damn, did I miss something? Do you owe someone money? Is some miscreant sticking a 45 to your head and saying GET UP THERE AND FUCKING PLAY. What a bore. GBG's music may be comparatively inept, but he sure is an entertainer. He's quite aware of what he's going through.
Seemingly, anything can happen during a GBG show. There's this, dare I say BEAUTIFUL element to a GBG show. It's a certain atmosphere rarely tapped into by other lads. Everyone stares, perhaps head bobs, Mario Epstein dances his ass off, but legitimately anything could happen and it wouldn't interrupt the show, the show would keep going on. Someone could waltz over in the middle of the band, drop their trousers and take a steaming dump right in the middle of the set and it wouldn't stop the show. It may result in some glares and naturally people will pinch and/or cover their noses… but it wouldn't ruin the moment. It would just be like ohh that's Bill. Bill comes in around 14:32 and takes a dump. That's part of the show. Similarly, songs often abruptly end OR they don't know when to end. Regardless, the crowd typically has no clue when one is beginning and one is finishing.
Let's hope they never finish. GBG: http://gangbanggordon.com/
So, that's that. This was a KLYAM Presents show and we are more than grateful for all of you fine individuals that played this show, attended it, or even if you wanted to make it, but couldn't or didn't, whatever! WE THANK YOU. And of course a big thanks to Mickey Bliss and the Cantab/Club Bohemia for having us. We'll be back very soon! Keep your eyes peeled…
Boston Music, Cambridge, Cantab Lounge, Club Bohemia
KLYAM SHOW TONIGHT: MIAMI DORITOS, DURT DOG, BEN TAN, GBG @ CLUB BOHEMIA!
HEY ALL, feeling stuffed after Thanksgiving dinner, eh? NO WAY! It's Friday night, make extra room for this wild ass punk rock 'n' roll, KIDS LIKE YOU & ME (KLYAM) show at Club Bohemia (Cantab Lounge basement) in Central Square, Cambridge. Featuring the mighty Ben Tan, Gangbang Gordon, Durt Dog The Band, and KLYAM Records' own Miami Doritos. Damn, after all that punk slime, if you're not totally stuffed, then helll, that's one Punk Slime eater there!!!
FB EVENT HERE, GO!:https://www.facebook.com/events/580285072118132/?ref_newsfeed_story_type=regular
MIAMI DORITOS: http://miamidoritos.bandcamp.com/
DURT DOG THE BAND: http://durtdogtheband.bandcamp.com/
GANGBANG GORDON: http://gangbanggordon.com/
BEN TAN: http://bentan.bandcamp.com/
Cambridge MA, Cantab Lounge, Club Bohemia, KLYAM Presents Show 11/28/14, Lowell MA, Rock Boston
TONIGHT: RAVI SHAVI, BIG BUCK HUNTER, PHAZE, GBG @ CLUB BOHEMIA!
YO! It's Friday night, don't waste it away on the couch doing the old one tug. NO! Come out to Club Bohemia (Cantab Lounge basement) in Cambridge, where Kids Like You & Me (KLYAM) is throwing a wack ass show featuring four crazy rock 'n' roll bands. We have Providence soul maniacs Ravi Shavi, Allston noise poppers Big Buck Hunter, smooth 60's psychedelic garage rockers Phaze, and outsider bedrocker Gangbang Gordon and crew on tap for the evening. Doors at 8, music starts at 9. $7 buckaroos. 21+ sorry kids :(. Come out and play!!!!
FB Event Page, cuz you gotta have one nowadays: https://www.facebook.com/events/633413050113726/
Ravi Shavi: http://ravishavi.bandcamp.com/
Big Buck Hunter: http://bigbuckhunter.bandcamp.com/
Phaze: http://allstontapes.bandcamp.com/
Cambridge, Cantab Lounge, Club Bohemia, Friday night music


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