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In Colour · 2015
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Sleep Sound
In Colour
I Know There's Gonna Be (Good Times) [feat. Young Thug & Popcaan]
I'll Take Care Of U
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Jamie xx Essentials
These foggy, muffled electronic sounds seem like whispers.
Jamie xx: Influences
Finding beauty in dark and delirious dubstep, bass, and trip-hop.
Inspired by Jamie xx
Moody, misty, electro-indie for brooding romantics.
Jamie xx: Behind the Boards
The xx producer thrives when it comes to R&B and underground dance sounds.
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Best of Guest Selectas, Pt. 2
Some of our favorite curators of 2015.
Guest Selecta: Jamie xx
Grooves from Destructo, Ducky, and KRNE.
Jim Morrison and The War on Drugs.
About Jamie xx
Jamie xx made his name as the producer behind the trailblazing London indie band The xx. The visionary beatmaker subsequently embarked on an auspicious solo career boosted by early cosigns from Gil Scott-Heron and Drake.
• As a child, Jamie was introduced to dance music by a couple of uncles who were DJs. One sent him music mixes, while the other taught him how to mix records.
• After joining his friends to form The xx, he produced the band's groundbreaking 2009 self-titled debut. The album reached No. 3 on the UK charts, went double platinum, and earned the Mercury Prize in 2010.
• In 2011, Jamie teamed up with veteran spoken-word artist Gil Scott-Heron on We're New Here, a remix album of Scott-Heron's 2010 LP I'm New Here. The collaboration arrived just months before Scott-Heron's death.
• Jamie's remix of Scott-Heron's "I'll Take Care of You" forms the basis of Drake and Rihanna's 2011 smash "Take Care."
• His 2015 debut solo album, In Colour, reached No. 3 in the UK and topped Billboard's Top Dance/Electronic Albums chart. It also earned nominations for a Grammy (Best Dance/Electronic Album) and that year's Mercury Prize.
• He composed the score for 2015's Tree of Codes ballet for the Manchester International Festival.
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Peter Criss was born George Peter John Criscuola in Brooklyn, New York on December 20th, 1945, he was involved with a number of bands throughout the mid-to-late 1960's before co-founding KISS in 1973. Kiss released their self-titled debut in February 1974. Throughout his Kiss career, Criss was the lead singer on several notable songs including "Black Diamond", "Hard Luck Woman", and their breakthrough hit "Beth" which he co-wrote. After four years of success with KISS, in 1978, he was injured in a serious car crash and On the 1979 album "Dynasty", he only played on his own composition, "Dirty Livin". Peter Criss was fired from KISS by Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons, he officially left on May 18, 1980. Active throughout the 1980's and 1990's as a musician, Criss returns to KISS in 1995 as a member and the band records a new album together "Psycho Circus" released in 1998, but in 2000 tensions among the members of KISS and Criss rise again and he leaves a second time; he returns in 2002 and in 2004 leaves again, this time for good. He later stated about KISS performing with replacements for Ace Frehley and himself: "No matter who they get to put stuff on their face, it ain't us. You can take the mask off the Lone Ranger and put it on someone else, but it ain't the Lone Ranger." Since 2004, Criss has kept his public appearances to a minimum, he released a solo album, titled One for All July 23, 2007 and also his autobiography, "Makeup to Breakup: My Life In and Out of Kiss", co-written with author Larry Sloman, on October 23, 2012. Peter Criss was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2014 as a member of KISS. Today, "The Catman" turns 72.


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Lowetide: Theodor Lennstrom is the Oilers' latest European bet on defence
By Allan Mitchell Dec 13, 2020 13
There's a growing buzz around Swedish defenceman Theodor Lennstrom. Signed by Ken Holland for the Edmonton Oilers on April 29, 2020, he is expected to compete for a roster spot when the team's training camp opens in January.
Oilers fans have heard the story several times over the past decade: European defender is NHL-ready and could be a plug-and-play. Since 2010, this story has been written in Edmonton about Anton Belov and Joel Persson. In each case, the player came with strong positives in terms of numbers and scouting reports but did not seize the day and grab an NHL career.
Could things be different with Lennstrom? Before we answer that question, let's identify the issues with Belov and Persson.
When Belov signed with the Oilers in time for the 2013-14 season, he was ticketed to make the NHL. The general manager at the time, Craig MacTavish, said "we went over (to the World Hockey Championships) and very much liked...


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Does the proposed study seem adequate to achieve these specific aims?
By Day 1 of Week Five, the instructor will send you two de-identified grant proposals to review for this assignment . You will play the role of a grant reviewer by reading and giving feedback to two other students' grant proposals (proposals will be assigned at random).
The Grant Proposal – Peer Reviews
Must be three to six double-spaced pages in length (not including the title or reference pages) and formatted according to APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site..
Must address the following areas of the proposal you are reviewing:
Specific Aims: Does the proposed study seem adequate to achieve these specific aims?
Background: Does the literature review justify the need for the study? Are there any gaps or missing data in the literature review?
Significance: Does the proposed study improve scientific knowledge, technical capability and/or clinical practice?
Proposed Study: Does the proposed study methodology answer the hypotheses listed in the Background section? Is the proposed methodology sufficient to achieve the stated specific aims?
Must include a separate title page with the following:
Title of paper you are reviewing
Reviewer's name
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Instructor's name
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While at Wand the quality of songs and arrangements Chuck Jackson was getting were second to none. This is a Leiber / Stoller song and the dynamic and powerful arrangement by pianist, arranger and conductor George "Teacho" Wiltshire added to Chuck Jackson singing in his prime make I Keep Forgettin' a top draw recording. It was the follow up to the double header Any Day Now / The Prophet.


This week, Al, Ken, Allan and Steve are joined by author Chuck Gunderson ("Some Fun Tonight!"), who discusses the Beatles' American tour of 1966 and how things had changed from 1964 and 1965 for them. Also on the docket is the passing of Elvis Presley guitarist Scotty Moore and how Moore and Elvis Presley's work influenced the Beatles. Send us your thoughts on this show at thingswesaidtodayradioshow@gmail.com We'd love to hear from you. And you can find the show on podbean, YouTube and iTunes.


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Border Patrol Agents Shot At From Mexico While Detaining Illegal Aliens
U.S. Border Patrol agents were shot at from Mexico while they were detaining illegal immigrants in California.
According to a statement, the agents were arresting a group of migrants near Otay Mountain in San Diego County, California.
The agents were "approximately two miles east of the Otay Mesa gatehouse and approximately 250 yards north of the international border."
"As agents escorted the group to their vehicles, they heard gunfire and gunshots heading towards the area where they were. Agents immediately ordered the migrants to take cover behind the bushes, while they themselves sought shelter," the statement added.
"Marine Air Operations (AMO) and the tactical unit (BORTAC) responded to the area immediately, but could not locate the subjects. The international liaison unit requested the assistance of Mexican authorities, who responded south of the border in the area where the shots were suspected to originate," it continued.
"Residents of the area reported seeing several people from the Mexican side flee the area in a pickup truck and a motorcycle. No other information on the subjects could be obtained," it said.
"This assault comes just three days after another shooting was reported by Border Patrol agents in El Paso, Texas. In that incident, surveillance camera operators in that sector confirmed the presence of two subjects armed with high-caliber rifles firing toward the North American side of the Rio Grande," the statement added.
Raul Ortiz, the incoming border patrol chief, is sounding the alarm about the Joe Biden border crisis.
During a press event, Ortiz said that "300 to 400 Border Patrol agents" are out from a work every single day because they have been forced to quarantine.
"What we're experiencing now with unaccompanied children, family units, migrants from countries that we traditionally don't experience these tremendous flows from or what our Border Patrol agents are faced with each and every day, and then you compound that with this Covid threat," Ortiz said.
"At any given day, I may have between 300 and 400 Border Patrol agents that are in a quarantine status and, as you know, I wear this black badge over my — this black band over my badge because we've lost eight Border Patrol agents in the line of duty to Covid or to other events, and one is too many," he said.
Ortiz added: "In my thirty years, this is the most complicated situation I have ever experienced."
Migrant apprehensions at the U.S.-Mexico border are getting worse by the day and even worse month over month.
U.S. Border Patrol agents have reported that agents apprehended nearly 210,000 migrants who illegally crossed the border from Mexico in July.
This represents an increase of 420 percent compared to July 2020.
"As of Wednesday, more than 15,000 migrants were in Border Patrol custody, according to Customs and Border Protection data obtained by NBC News," the report added.
"In the last 2-3 weeks, the percent positivity rates among all demographics have increased," the document says.
WaPo's 'Fact Check' of Claim Taliban Seized $83 Billion of US Military Gear Gets Ridiculed Over Actual Figure
BREAKING: Chinese Defector Claims COVID Outbreak Was Intentionally Released in October 2019 at Military World Games
State Department Phones Hacked by Israeli Spyware
WATCH: Candace Owens Makes The Best Case Ever For Pulling Kids Out Of Public Schools
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Reinvigorated Leafs eager to keep pushing forward with Keefe at helm
Terry Koshan
What a long, strange trip it was.
From the most dismal loss of the season in Pittsburgh, to the firing of Mike Babcock and the hiring of Sheldon Keefe, to an inspirational victory in Denver, the Maple Leafs ran the full range of emotions in the past nine days.
We're willing to bet the team won't experience something similar in 2019-20. Perhaps in the playoffs. But we'll have to get back to you on that.
"Night and day," said defenceman Tyson Barrie, who scored his first two goals of the season in consecutive victories after Keefe took over.
"(Pittsburgh) was a dark place for a lot of us. That game especially (a 6-1 loss Saturday) was a bit embarrassing. To be able to go home .500 (on the four-game trip), and be rolling a bit, it's a great feeling.
"(Bonding) started a bit in Vegas and we're tight. We're all loving each other so it's a fun group to be a part of."
Babcock was fired last Wednesday exactly 4 1/2 years after was hired, and though the Leafs in the following days talked about taking some responsibility, it quickly became clear that a pall had been lifted in the dressing room.
And it's not just because the injured Mitch Marner joined the Leafs the same day in Scottsdale, Ariz., where the club was staying at a golf resort. Marner's outgoing manner in going about his daily business brought some relief to the group, but it was obvious that Babcock had run his course and could no longer make an impact on the group.
The daily message from Babcock — keep grinding, steady on the rudder, the sun will come up tomorrow — increasingly became empty words for a team that had lost six in a row.
Not only was a new voice needed, so too was a different style of coaching. At the age of 39, Keefe, we expect, will have an easier time properly relating to the players than Babcock did.
As the days have passed, the general feeling is emerging that Babcock didn't have that at the top of his list of priorities.
Babcock long has taken a bashing on Twitter from former NHL player Mike Commodore, who has major issues with the way the coach treated him in Detroit.
A series of measured tweets on Saturday by former NHL defenceman Mark Fraser defended Commodore, with Fraser saying that based on his conversations and stories related to him "95%" of Babcock's players "can't say a good thing about" him. Fraser also tweeted that Babcock "used his power to turn teammates against each other."
One tale was related to us in the past few days that is said to have occurred in the 2016-17 season, during the annual fathers trip.
Babcock was alleged to have asked one of the Leafs' rookies to list the players on the team from hardest-working to those who, in the eyes of the rookie, didn't have a strong work ethic. The rookie did so, not wanting to upset his coach, but was taken aback when Babcock told the players who had been listed at the bottom.
When Babcock scratched veteran Jason Spezza for the regular-season opener, a decision that was unnecessary and disrespectful, we received an e-mail from a long-time NHL observer wondering why Babcock would deliberately embarrass Spezza.
Babcock sometimes would take what were perceived as jabs at general manager Kyle Dubas during scrums with reporters.
Here's a guarantee: That won't happen with Keefe. Babcock wasn't Dubas' hire, having been brought aboard in 2015 by team president Brendan Shanahan.
Keefe values his friendship and working relationship with Dubas.
The Leafs posted a video on social media of the happy dressing room following Keefe's first win in his first game on Thursday in Arizona. In the video, captain John Tavares tells the team the win "is the start of something special."
The Leafs won two nights later in Denver. The belief that had eroded under Babcock is being built again.
"I think we have a tremendous group of people," Tavares said when he was asked about his speech. "It has not gone the way we would like to start the year, but we have a lot of hockey left. We have had some changes, everyone is trying to embrace it the best we can and we want to keep it going."
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The Origins of Biography
Among the most ancient biographies are the narrative carvings and hieroglyphic inscriptions on Egyptian tombs and temples (c.1300 BC), and the cuneiform inscriptions on Assyrian palace walls (c.720 BC) or Persian rock faces (c.520 BC). All these records proclaimed the deeds of kings, although accuracy often gave way to glorification. Among the first biographies of ordinary men, the Dialogues of Plato (4th cent. BC) and the Gospels of the New Testament (1st and 2d cent. AD) reveal their respective subjects by letting each speak for himself. Even these early achievements of biography, however, lack critical balance.
Equilibrium was established by Plutarch in The Parallel Lives (2d cent. AD). His method was comparative, e.g., Theseus is matched with Romulus; Demosthenes with Cicero. In his conclusions, he evaluates the connection between the moral standards and worldly achievements of each. St. Augustine turned the same critical judgment on himself in his Confessions (4th cent.), comparing his character and conduct before and after his conversion to Christianity.
During the Middle Ages credibility continued to be sacrificed to credulity. In the hagiographies, or lives of the saints, human flaws and actual events were bypassed in favor of saintly traits and miracles. Yet the few secular biographies produced in that era, Einhard's Life of Charlemagne (9th cent.), Eadmer's Life of St. Anselm (12th cent.), Jean de Joinville's Memoirs of St. Louis IX (13th cent.), and Jean Froissart's Chroniques (15th cent.), redeem the genre with their lively depiction of personalities and events.
With the Renaissance came rekindled interest in worldly power and self-assertion. Benvenuto Cellini's Autobiography (16th cent.), recounting his escapades and artistic achievements, is a monument to the ego. Saint-Simon's Memoirs (late 17th cent.) describe Louis XIV and his court at Versailles and record the effect of the monarch's absolute power on the daily lives of others. In England, Samuel Pepys's Diary, John Evelyn's Diary, Izaak Walton's Lives and John Aubrey's Lives of Eminent Men (all mid-17th cent.) introduced informality and intimacy to their treatments. Each wrote about contemporaries who were their friends or acquaintances.
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Watch this space for a galaxy update
Are we on the verge of a new star trekking age to rival the Apollo era or is all the media coverage of comets, probes and life on Mars just fund-raising hype? Julia Hinde reports
From comet Hale Bopp to Galileo, the satellite with an eye on Jupiter, hardly a day passes without an astronomy story hitting the headlines.
Exotically named instruments - Hubble, SAX and ISO - are relaying information from the outer reaches of the universe. Back on earth scientists are preparing missions to take us into the next millennium. Cassini-Huygens, Rosetta, Gemini and XMM will be the next space names jostling for column inches. Space has not been so popular since the late 1960s, when America beat the Russians to put Neil Armstrong on the moon.
There is talk of a second age of astronomy, in which Europe plays as big a part as America and Russia did in the space race 30 years ago. Could we be close to unlocking the deepest secrets of the universe? Maybe. But amid the excitement there are a few sceptical voices. They point out that more than 100 jobs are on the line as part of restructuring at Britain's two Royal Observatories, while the future of key telescopes in England and on La Palma, one of Britain's overseas astronomy sites, is under threat. Some astronomers fear that the European Space Agency's decision to relaunch the ill-fated Cluster satellites, designed to take a three-dimensional look at the solar winds but which exploded last summer, could mean delays to other space projects. In such a climate, the sceptics hint, is it an accident that space projects are seeking (and getting) so much media attention and acclaim? After all, without public support what chance do scientists have of being given the huge sums of money needed to launch a space mission?
The American space agency Nasa has been pushing its Origins programme, which includes so-called fossil evidence of microscopic life on Mars, for the past year with press conferences, seminars and lectures worldwide. Many are cynical about Nasa's meteorite evidence, believing the organisation to be cashing in to win much needed funding from Congress.
Durham cosmologist Richard Bower says. "To get funding for expensive space equipment you have to make a lot of the results you get. Nasa is very good at making the most of results." "It is not just a question of intelligent life elsewhere in the universe," agrees Phil Charles, head of astrophysics at Oxford University. "The crucial first step is to demonstrate that there are at least planets around other stars. Whether they are similar to our solar system and hence capable of supporting life is a much harder question that will require truly innovative techniques into the next century.
"With the success of movies like Independence Day we capitalise to a certain extent on the public's inaccurate appreciation of the difficulties of space travel. With so many people in government, on both sides of the Atlantic, ignorant of science, (media attention) is often the only way to get the idea across. Furthermore in the US, they have realised for a long time that they need to get the public behind them given the amount of money they spend."
European astronomers are learning from the American experience. In the 1960s, unlimited resources were pumped into the US space dream as the battle between the superpowers unfolded. But, following early public successes, the programme slowed in the 1980s. "From the late 1970s until the early 1990s Nasa, frankly, got into a bit of a mess," says Ken Pounds, chief executive of the Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council. "The agency got involved in large projects that fell behind schedule and produced relatively little."
While Nasa was struggling with massively expensive missions, European and Japanese space science, with less of a tradition for courting the media, was growing and, recently, finally delivering results. Paul Murdin, head of astronomy at PPARC, says: "There is a resurgence in astronomy, certainly in the UK. In the 1960s we were watching a US success. Like all spectator sports, it is not like partaking. We have been building up for 30 years. But space science is now flowering in Europe and Britain."
But funding undoubtedly remains a huge challenge for the future. Already Nasa has agreed to run smaller, cheaper and faster programmes. The push to do so has been encouraged by the quick and cheap moon mission Clementine - launched by the Department of Defense on Strategic Defense initiative funds, not by Nasa. In Britain, cuts to the ground-based programme are well publicised and many believe that in Europe too, smaller, cheaper missions may soon become the norm. Faced with such conditions all the signs are that the hyping of space programmes and results will continue apace. But a new picture of the universe is, slowly, beginning to emerge.