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Bob Dornan is fighting fiercely with Dana Rohrabacher for a California seat -- what's going on?
Politics 2004Week of February 23
Bob Dornan is fighting fiercely with Dana Rohrabacher for a California seat — what's going on?
John Gizzi
Earlier this year, former Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone was denied renomination to the Diet (parliament) seat he has held for more than a half-century. Although he is not contesting the decision, the grand old man of Japanese politics has given several interviews and hosted some select lunches in which he makes little secret of his disgust with the leadership of his Liberal Democratic Party.
Like Nakasone, former Rep. Robert K. Dornan (R.-Calif.) has been vocal and bitter about his forced retirement from politics. Counted out by a much-disputed 984 votes from his Orange County district in 1996–ballots Dornan has long maintained were illegally cast by non-citizens–the conservative firebrand was badly beaten two years later in a rematch with Democrat Loretta Sanchez.
"An investigation of the '96 election overseen by [then-House Administration Committee Chairman Bill Thomas [R.-Calif.] found votes cast by 1,499 non-citizens, but nothing was ever done about it," Dornan mentioned recently. "And in 1998 [then-House Speaker] Newt Gingrich and the [national] Republican Party abandoned me."
Unlike Nakasone at 85, Dornan at 70–a father of five and grandfather of 14–will not go gently into the night. Last year, on the last day of the filing period for the March 2 primary in California, Dornan stunned pundits, pols and the public by launching a challenge to his fellow conservative GOPer, eight-term Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (lifetime American Conservative Union rating: 96%).
Now, the average conservative might wonder, what can Dornan (lifetime ACU rating: 96%) and onetime Reagan White House speechwriter Rohrabacher have to debate about in the heavily Republican 45th District?
"9-11," Dornan said without hesitation, shortly after filing in December, "The secret life of Dana Rohrabacher is one of close ties to militant Muslims and hostile words and votes toward Israel. My record as a friend of Israel speaks for itself and I've had a lot of encouragement to run from prominent members of the Jewish community." The former congressman and veteran radio talk show host also denounced Rohrabacher for what he characterized as "votes in favor of the homosexual agenda."
Besides what Dornan calls controversial votes by Rohrabacher, observers of both men point to another reason, more than ten years old, for Dornan's surprise challenge: his pique over having decided in 1991 to remain in his own reapportioned Garden Grove-area district rather than run in the more securely Republican district held then and now by Rohrabacher (and which includes turf represented in past times by Dornan, such as the heavily Vietnamese community in Westminster).
On this point, each candidate has his own distinct recollection. As Dornan remembers, "We had a six-hour meeting in the office of [fellow California Republican Rep.] Duncan Hunter over who would run and where. Although significant portions of my [pre-1991] district were put in the new district, I deferred to [Rohrabacher] and took the more difficult district. He has never assisted me in any campaign and did not lift a finger to help when my seat was stolen in 1996."
Rohrabacher's version of his '91 summit with Dornan is that "Bob is trying to suggest he was magnanimous and he wasn't. I made it clear I was going to run in the district where my home was. About 40% of my old district was in the new district, compared to only 10% of his. More of his pre-1991 district was moved into the [neighboring district] of [Republican Rep.] Chris Cox. So why didn't he run against Chris Cox, I wonder?" Rohrabacher also denied that he never helped Dornan in his 1996 battle, recalling that "Bob's lawyer [former California GOP Chairman Mike Schroeder] operated out of my office" in challenging Sanchez's seating.
Whatever the full truth of the origins of the feud, Dornan has made it clear he means business in '04: He has purchased a condominium in Huntington Beach and he contributed $170,000 of his own money to jumpstart the campaign which, he says, "will have five powerful mailings, lots of cable TV, and not a single paid staffer."
Even trusted friends of Dana Rohrabacher voice concern over the perception that the congressman is unfriendly to Israel.
"Dana is my best friend and I'm deeply involved with his re-election campaign," says former California GOP Chairman Shawn Steel, who was best man at Rohrabacher's wedding, "but I have been unhappy with some of his utterances."
Echoes Arnold Steinberg, veteran California pollster who helped to first elect Rohrabacher to Congress in 1988 and goes back with him to their Youth for Goldwater days: "As a matter of principle and personal conscience, I'm deeply troubled by Dana's posture on foreign policy, national security, terrorism, and the Mideast."
What friends such as Steel and Steinberg and foes such as Dornan are talking about are Rohrabacher's opposition to all foreign aid, his sharp criticism of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, and his casting one of four Republican votes in the House against a pro-Israel resolution in May '02. Moreover, Rohrabacher has come under criticism for his association with controversial Muslim figures–notably Khaled Saffuri, lobbyist for the American Muslim Institute, who has coordinated donations to the congressman's re-election campaigns from Muslim donors. (One of them brought up repeatedly by Dornan is AMC founder Abdurahman Alamoudi, who pleaded not guilty in December to an 18-count federal indictment for laundering money and violating immigration and customs laws by accepting $340,000 from the Libyan government. Alamoundi, who made two donations totaling $800 to Rohrabacher campaigns in 1994 and '96, also contributed $1,000 each to George W. Bush and Sen. Hillary Clinton of New York, but both of them returned the money when charges against Alamoudi surfaced.)
Reached at his Huntington Beach home (where wife Rhonda is preparing for the birth of triplets), Rohrabacher reviewed the incendiary charges about his record on Israel. Pointing out that he has never voted for any foreign aid, the self-styled libertarian-leaning conservative said that "this predates any position I had on Israel."
The veteran International Relations Committee member also talked about numerous trips he has made to Qatar and Kuwait–with brief stopovers in Lebanon and Syria–that were paid for by the Islamic Free Market Institution, while only visiting Israel for the first time last May. "I was deeply involved, as you are aware, in overthrowing the Taliban [in Afghanistan] and worked with different groups for years to form a coalition to help our friends such as [slain Afghan Alliance leader] Masoud and [exiled Afghan King] Zehir Shah," he told me, adding that the former monarch presented him with a royal medal for helping mobilize anti-Taliban forces. "Israel and the Mideast situation were not on my screen."
Asked about his opposition to the pro-Israel House Resolution 392 and his statement on a television talk show that Sharon and Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat "are cut out of the same cloth [because] they're both willing to kill non-combatants"–a statement that prompted an angry outburst from host Alan Keyes–Rohrabacher did not flinch. "I voted against 392, which passed 352 to 21, because the Bush Administration did not want it brought up at all, because they felt it would undermine the peace process. I was voting with the President and for the roadmap to peace. Quite frankly, I believe that resolution, which said 'the United States and Israel are now engaged in a common struggle against terrorism,' would have gone down had it been a secret ballot. Everyone else was going alone with a powerful lobby–I was voting for the U.S. and have no apologies."
Similarly, of his criticism of Sharon, Rohrabacher says: "I was telling the truth. People on both sides are being murdered. It has been said that we will only have peace when we have an Israeli and Palestinian Lech Walesa and Vaclav Havel. Well, we had an Israeli Walesa in a general who became prime minister, Yitzhak Rabin, and he gave his life for the peace process I support."
The congressman volunteered that he would gladly return the donations to Alamoudi, but "I don't even know how to get ahold of him" and that the AMC leader "had been considered mainstream by Arab and Jewish organizations" at the time he contributed to Rohrabacher. He also dismissed the estimated $34,450 he has received from Muslim donors over a ten-year period as "insignificant" and insisted they have had no influence on him. "You mentioned Saffuri," he said, "We disagree on a number of issues. I favored an embargo against Saddam's Iraq and he opposed it."
Rohrabacher also dismissed Dornan's charge he has a "pro-gay" voting record. Recalling "the two votes I have cast that could be construed as pro-gay," he explained "I voted against the Hefley Amendment to overturn an executive order barring refusal to hire on the basis of sexual orientation in the civil service. That's an order the Bush Administration has not rescinded. And I opposed a measure to prevent the District of Columbia from offering benefits to domestic partners, which is consistent with my support of local democracy."
All told, few observers of the 46th District believe Dornan can unseat Rohrabacher, who has the backing of nearly all GOP elected and party officials from Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on down. But few doubt that, in the coming three weeks, this is a contest that will grow increasingly ugly. Asked if he will debate Dornan and answer the charges against him, Rohrabacher replied: "I won't be in the same room with the man."
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Mock and Roll
Posted on December 31, 2018 by Tom
Release: Friday, November 30, 2018 (watch now on Amazon Prime)
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Written by: Ben Bacharach-White; Mark Stewart
Directed by: Ben Bacharach-White
You don't need to be a groupie to join in on the fun in Mock and Roll, a low-budget yet high-spirited independent film representing the Columbus, Ohio underground filmmaking scene and styled as a mockumentary that follows a broke, inexperienced but always optimistic parody cover band and their wacky attempts to secure the necessary funding and fanbase to earn a coveted spot at the South by Southwest Music Festival. At 84 minutes Mock and Roll is a breezy romp and features a creative use of limited locations and visual effects to give character to its small-town, big-dream ideas.
In an example of life imitating art, director Ben Bacharach-White has successfully steered his production into several film festivals nationwide, beginning with the Austin Revolution Film Festival where Mock and Roll was nominated in six categories including Best Comedy, Actor, Actress and Director. Along the circuit, which took the crew from Oklahoma to Florida to Michigan and back to their stomping grounds in Ohio, the film collected wins in Best Feature and Best Original Score.
Certainly, the more well-versed you are in the world of rock music the more primed you're going to be for a geek out at the cameos made by British drummer Roger Earl (of Foghat), American singer/songwriter Michael Stanley, and the members of the Black Owls, a Cincinnati-based band once described as "David Byrne channeling Edgar Allen Poe fronting Steppenwolf," and whose tunes these four friends are parodying.
The tricky part about the concept of a parody band is that their effectiveness tends to be predicated on having a working knowledge of lyrical content. If you know Cheap Trick, you'll recognize their 1978 hit single 'Surrender' becoming 'Bartender,' but then it's possible you might miss the references within those jokes — take for example 'Tonight It's You' evolving into 'Tonight It's Who,' a riff on a classic Abbott and Costello skit called 'Who's On First?' And the comical rewrites of Black Owls lyrics are likely to go over the heads of anyone who doesn't call Ohio home.
The band call themselves Liberty Mean, a pair of words lifted from a lyric from one of their idol's songs that ends up taking on an amusing mystique when taken out of context. Liberty Mean are: Robin (Aditi Molly Bhanja), vocals/rhythm guitar; Rick (Chris Wolfe), lead guitar/backing vocals; Tom (Pakob Jarernpone), bass guitar and Bun (Andrew Yackel) on drums. The band's antics and misadventures are captured by a documentarian, Sully (William Scarborough), while Comedy Central's Alex Ortiz briefly appears as a whack-a-doodle doctor whose medical credentials may or may not be entirely legit. Additional supporting parts go to home-grown talent: KateLynn E. Newberry as Jan, Rick's girlfriend/the band's promoter; Melissa O'Brien as Bun's scheming aunt Duckie and Michael Compton and Brian Bowman as two potential roadblocks to the band's success, as "art collectors" Ray and Dante respectively.
The main cast form a lively bunch of well-meaning but utterly unprepared dreamers who first bomb out on a Kickstarter-like campaign when they ask for too much money. They visit a "friendly doctor" who promises cash rewards for their participation and things just get weird. Then it gets dangerous as they dip their toes into the world of shady art dealings at the behest of Bun and his aunt — a role originally drawn up to be played by a male but that which O'Brien successfully lobbied to have changed for a female, thus Aunt Duckie. Their lives and careers now in jeopardy, they must decide what they are willing and not willing to do to make the dream work.
Each of the performers brings a distinct personality to their parts, but I found two in particular really stood out. Between Yackel's philosophizing and Wolfe's brash confidence (culminating in a really awkward meet-and-greet with their heroes), these two are a lot of fun to watch. But Bhanja is also very likable as the unifying force and lead singer, while Jarernpone brings a cooler, more level-headed bass line to proceedings. The screenplay, a collaboration between Bacharach-White and Mark Stewart, isn't without its own surprises, either. They find a clever way of reconciling the dream with reality, providing a denouement that is not only fitting of the circumstances but entertaining in its own right.
Mock and Roll is now available for streaming on Amazon Prime.
Recommendation: Fans of rock music and independent filmmaking need to add to their playlist Mock and Roll, an inventive production that wears its passions on its sleeve. While I often found myself out of the loop in terms of the lyrics that were being parodied, there is plenty here to latch on to narratively and character-wise. But if you have indeed heard of the Black Owls, then surely this film will be a special treat.
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Posted on May 11, 2015 by Tom
Release: Wednesday, April 1, 2015 (limited)
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Written by: Hannah Rosner; Julia Turner
Directed by: Hannah Rosner
Undoubtedly best viewed through the eyes of a filmmaker, Hannah Rosner's mockumentary offers up a fairly fun adventure for those curious about behind-the-scenes action in the life of an aspiring indie film crew.
A mostly satisfying blend of documentary-style intimacy and mumblecore imperfection, Park City follows passionate director Joey (Joey Mireles), diva actress Jill (Jill Evyn), business-savvy producer Hannah (Hannah Rosner) and stoner/moral support/assistant Dave (David Hoffman) as they make their first trip to the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah armed only with their first film Hearts and Cash, and a few dollars to their name.
Crammed into a Prius with her co-stars and camera equipment (iPhone(s), perhaps?) Rosner makes the most of a literal low overhead by intercutting footage of the adventure with interviews with the crew as they describe the experience before, during and after. The crux of Park City arrives when, after a successful evening of "mingling" with some of the movers and shakers and partying down with the more accessible crowd (that was more the successful part), Hannah and Joey are rudely awakened by the discovery that their only copy of Hearts and Cash has disappeared.
With mere hours before their screening, they attempt to rationalize last night's events and possibly track down the film reel. Naturally there are obvious suspects in fellow filmmakers, and Jill's self-centeredness makes her a candidate as well. Meanwhile, Dave's eyes have glazed over in the fog of marijuana and he doesn't seem to be bothered by the developments. With frustration mounting and time running out, will the team's first attempt at getting exposure end up blowing up in their face? Is a generally bad experience ultimately still good experience?
In posing these questions this low-key, relatively amateurish misadventure doesn't aspire to reinventing the reel. It aims for crowd-pleasing, if not the general public then a specific group of like-minded individuals. Then again, and in spite of an ostensibly exclusive subject and a starlet who seems intent on portraying performers in an unflattering light (Evyn ironically might be the best actor on display as she is good at getting on your nerves), Rosner is knowingly winking at anyone who has taken those first, scary steps in pursuing a life goal. Okay, so perhaps this generalization overloads the film's quota of cliché, but I'd like to think Rosner's work isn't as pretentious as some are likely to write it off as.
While it's difficult to overlook the shaky acting and occasional technical difficulties — audio seems to be spotty in places and it's more than likely this film was shot using an iPhone — Park City is an experience worth soaking up.
Recommendation: Park City might be aimed more for those plugged into the industry but there's enough here to recommend to anyone with a general interest in film and the filmmaking process. The mockumentary has its moments of weakness (what film doesn't?) but Rosner manages to overcome many of them by offering fun and interesting twists along the way. Think The Hangover on a much more modest budget, and with less set destruction, less vulgarity and definitely less Mike Tyson.
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Home > Discover > Your D&I Strategy > New research into Maori grads may be key to Maori recruitment
New research into Maori grads may be key to Maori recruitment
|by Skye Wishart
When the Matariki stars appear around the shortest day of the year, Maori tradition says it predicts the harvest season – the brighter the stars, the more successful the crop. A long-running survey from Otago University may also predict – in this case, the success of Maori graduates as they move through the workforce.
More and more, boards and senior management around the globe are putting diversity and inclusion on the agenda, to better reflect our society and customer base. To recruit more Maori graduates to the corporate world, businesses need to understand where any career roadblocks lie for Maori, and that's where University of Otago's GLSNZ comes in.
The GLSNZ is a survey tracking how factors like employment, lifestyle, health, and social contribution can influence the outcome of almost 9000 graduates from across New Zealand, up to 10 years down the track – looking at gender, age and ethnicity. The researchers say it's the most comprehensive study of a country's university graduates the world has ever seen.
At this week's Global Women diversity and inclusion MeetUp in Auckland, researcher Dr Moana Theodore presented her team's findings for the Maori cohort, alongside Dr Mele Taumoepeau and Karen Tustin.
We've listed five points below which may be useful to keep in mind when recruiting Maori graduates.
Five findings for Maori graduates
Maori are more likely to be the first university attendee in their family than non-Maori (48.4 percent of Maori graduates vs 36 percent for non-Maori). The researchers say this may have meant less access to role models for guidance on how to approach university stress, subject choice and employment search.
Maori are more likely to be a parent while studying: 32.9 percent rather than 20.1 percent in non-Maori. This may create pressure on time and finances, and means they may end up with a different CV than those who have had time and money to take low-paid/volunteer internships. Maori also have a higher proportion of older students aged 40-49 years than non-Maori.
The biggest fields of study among Maori are humanities/arts/social sciences and education/training, with a much higher proportion of Maori heading into these than in the non-Maori student population. This suggests there's a large number of graduates that could be recruited from these fields, instead of recruiting just those with a business degree.
The top intended field of employment among Maori students are education/training, healthcare/medical, and government – and these are more popular among Maori than they are among non-Maori students.
The reasons for attending university are similar across all ethnic groups – such as personal development, career, obtaining employment, and the benefits of undertaking further study. Likewise the values graduates look for in a career were similar across the board, for example, financial security and job satisfaction.
Biggest surprises
Theodore says for her the most surprising finding to come out of the survey so far was the similarities between the groups: Maori, Pasifika, European and others looked for similar qualities in careers, and each saw similar benefits in tertiary education.
"This was surprising because of the differences in character we saw – for example, first in family, older, being parents," she says.
She says another surprising insight was that the Maori science and engineering graduates are less likely to be parents than Maori graduates in other fields, even when corrected for age and gender. She says that this could be because of the time pressures associated with these courses, especially labs.
Useful for recruiters
Theodore hopes the study will provide helpful insights for employers when recruiting Maori graduates and later when bringing them up the career ladder.
"We're hoping businesses and institutes will think about the needs of Maori in terms of these differences such as being parents or being older," says Theodore.
"It's also important to see what society will look like in 2025 – especially since the Maori population is projected to grow faster than the European population."
The research team will explore these findings and more in "Māori university graduates: Indigenous participation in higher education", soon to be published in Higher Education Research and Development – we'll sure to post a link on this blog when it's available.
For the breakdown of Pasifika, International and gender data, please download the GLSNZ PDF.
Global Women is currently working on a Maori Pathways to Corporate Leadership programme. Watch this space.


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By E.E. Bradman , May 1, 2018
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Thanks to her muscular staccato tone and signature slides and trills, Meshell Ndegeocello's dazzling 1993 debut, Plantation Lullabies, announced the arrival of a bold new bass badass. At 25, she had already developed her chops playing around Washington D.C. in the 1980s with bands like Rare Essence, Prophecy, and Little Benny & the Masters, absorbing go-go's steady but syncopated feel. Throughout the '90s, Meshell's collaborations with Herbie Hancock, Chaka Khan, Madonna, Vanessa Williams, the Rolling Stones, the Indigo Girls, Scritti Politti, and others earned her a reputation as a fiercely funky bandleader, singer, performer, and bass idol.
Perhaps nowhere is Ndegeocello's imprint more discernable than her interpretations of other artists' material. A duet with John Mellencamp on a cover of Van Morrison's "Wild Night" went to #1 in 1994, and her version of Bill Withers' "Who Is He (And What Is He to You)?" was a hit in 1996; over the years, she has put her stamp on classics associated with Marvin Gaye, the Soul Children, Leonard Cohen, U2, Fela Kuti, and Jimi Hendrix. More recently, Meshell released 2012's Pour une Âme Souveraine: A Dedication to Nina Simone; played on and co-produced pianist Jason Moran's All Rise: A Joyful Elegy for Fats Waller (2014); and wrote, conceived, and performed in Can I Get a Witness? The Gospel of James Baldwin, a 2016 theater show. In a move presaged by her distinctive deconstructions of Ready For The World's "Love You Down" and Whodini's "Friends," her new album, Ventriloquism, features Reagan-era radio gems dear to the nine-time Grammy nominee, who turned 20 in the summer of 1988.
On Ventriloquism, the arrangements are stylistically fresh but structurally faithful takes on the originals; Ndegeocello's imaginative production is spacious, and in every case, lyrically illuminating. Free of era-appropriate synth and drum machine clutter, Lisa Lisa's fears about the possible effects of a one-night stand are clear as day in "I Wonder If I Take You Home," Al B. Sure's already-smooth "Nite & Day" takes a Sade/Seal turn, Tina Turner's "Private Dancer" is recast as a slow burner that matches the song's lyrical content, and both George Clinton's "Atomic Dog" and Force MD's "Tender Love" get acoustic treatments a young Meshell might never have considered. The vaudevillian flourishes on Ralph Tresvant's "Sensitivity," which accentuate its distinctive chord progression, are a highlight.
The band—drummer Abe Rounds, guitarist Chris Bruce, and co-producer/keyboardist Jebin Bruni—helps Ndegeocello execute her genre-blurring vision with style and grace. Longtime collaborator Bruce (who has moonlighted on bass with Seal, Sheryl Crow, Jamie Lidell, and Jeff Beck, among others) adds atmosphere, texture, and sometimes, a sense of doom, as he does on Janet Jackson's "Funny How Time Flies (When You're Having Fun)," a far cry from Stanley Clarke's smooth 1988 cover. Bruni's sonic spices bring out the dreaminess of the System's "Don't Disturb This Groove," and Rounds' understated feel helps take "Sensitivity" and Sade's "Smooth Operator" to entirely new places. Meshell leads the ensemble from the bass up while flaunting exemplary vocal production, conveying the essence of tracks like TLC's "Waterfalls" and Prince's poignant "Sometimes It Snows in April" with soulful brevity. The results are consistently interesting and frequently stunning.
Much more than a casual list of random covers, Ventriloquism is a deeply personal snapshot of a compelling era from the vantage point of this moment. "The year around the recording of this album was so disorienting and dispiriting for me personally and for so many people I know," Meshell writes in the album's promo materials. "I looked for a way to make something that was light while things around me were so dark, a musical place to go that reminded me of another, brighter time."
What was your relationship to bass in the mid and late '80s, the era from which most of these songs come?
I was playing. The bass was my ticket to get out of my situation.
Who was your favorite go-go bassist back in the day?
[Rare Essence co-founder] Michael "Funky Ned" Neal.
Was it important for you to reveal a different side of these songs?
Not exactly. I wasn't trying to do anything specific, except give the songs a new breath, as I heard them. It was more about my connection to them than what tricks I could play or pull out of them.
I was curious to hear what you were going to do with LaMarquis Jefferson's classic "Waterfalls" bass line.
One thing about covering a song is that some parts are so unique and have such a personality that you should never even mess with them or try to recreate them. That's how I felt about that bass line. Only he should play it [see Complete Transcription, BP, Aug. '16].
Chris Bruce's guitar is a crucial element on the album. What do you look for in your bandmates?
Fellowship, innovation, and flexibility. But I also want to play with nice people. Chris Bruce is the nicest person there is.
It's interesting to hear songs like "Atomic Dog" and "I Wonder If I Take You Home" from the vantage of the #MeToo movement.
Others, too, like "Sensitivity" and "Private Dancer." It's important to listen to things differently—it says a lot for the importance of context and cultural canvas.
How'd you come up with the idea to honor James Baldwin with Can I Get a Witness?
It just grew out of reading [Baldwin's] The Fire Next Time. Speaking of cultural moments that transcend, that text is as relevant today as ever; I found his intelligence and insight so soothing—and so troubling at the same time—that it made me want to create a place to feel that together.
What was the process? Can you imagine doing more shows like Can I Get a Witness?
If the right thing inspired it. The process was pretty haphazard until I started working with Charlotte Brathwaite, who directed it. She really helped me see what it could be.
What bass did you use for that show?
A 1963 Fender Jazz.
How would you describe the sonic identities of your Reverend bass versus your other instruments?
The Reverend has more of a bite, but it still has a deep, round sound.
What other instruments are you using these days?
A '54 Fender Rhodes [electric piano]. I love it. It has informed a lot of what I am hearing and playing recently.
What have you learned about group chemistry after all these years?
Everyone comes with their own energy, and I am just trying to find the right combination, as a human being and with [each person's] sonic palette. I'm just trying to find the right colors and people I can talk to on the down days.
It's been great to hear what different drummers bring out in you, from Gene Lake, Abe Laboriel Jr., and Charles Haynes to Sean Rickman, Chris Dave, Deantoni Parks, and now Abe Rounds.
I feel very lucky to have had the chance to play with them all. They've all taught me something, I can tell you that. I think Deantoni Parks is brilliant beyond brilliant. And Abe is my partner. He has been a true gift the last few years.
Is it true that you scored the film Queen Sugar with a team of collaborators?
I do everything with a team of collaborators—our band. That's what being in a band is about. Abe, Chris, Jebin, and I worked together on that score like we do everything else we play together.
I noticed that you played at the Television Academy's Words + Music event in 2017.
I feel outside of a lot of industry stuff, but I was glad to be there and happy to be invited.
Does anything about your bass-playing background translate to film composition?
I don't think so. I think of myself as a musician and writer more than a bass player—they are very separate things, I guess.
What film composers, past and present, inspire you?
Milos Forman, Atticus Ross, Mica Levi, Jonny Greenwood, and Alexander Desplat. I also love the score for the first season of House of Cards, and Jeff Richmond—his scores are like free jazz.
In your playing and your music, there's a sense of sparseness, as if you're playing just what's necessary.
I don't need to do all that. I am averse to real showy playing; I think allowing for the space is as artful as the notes. I don't know … all the notes don't necessarily equal better playing or better feeling.
What kind of practice keeps you connected to bass these days?
Just trying to stay on it, not coast, and always be a better musician. I practice as much as I can, but I never feel like it's enough. My body hurts after all these years!
In these times of strife and struggle, are you inspired to make music rooted in the harsh reality, music that highlights positive views, or a balance of both?
It depends on the day, really. I tend to dwell in the dark a lot of the time, but this record felt like a way to create something that felt good—although it was as much a response to strife and struggle, in the world and in my own life, as anything else. There are things to be positive about, but pushing positivity on people doesn't always feel helpful.
You've given several clinics at Berklee. What kind of advice do you give bass students?
If you want to be a pop star, that's a path to follow. If you want to be a follower of your musical muse, that's a different path. Understand the difference.
What's the next adventure you're excited about?
I am ready for a little less adventure, to tell you the truth. I am finding new thrills in steadier rhythms.
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We're three weeks into the high school football season and some of the state's top teams continue to dominate. Last week, FM 100.3 KFAN's Joe Nelson flip-flopped his top two teams, this week he did some more shuffling within his top five.
Hey everyone, it's time for some fresh prep football rankings. Last week I had Cretin-Derham Hall as my number-1 team the Raiders with Eden Prairie, Wayzata, Lakeville South, and Minnetonka. I need to do some shuffling this week.
The Eagles have outscored their opponents 94-7. They are big, physical, athletic, and fast.
2. Cretin-Derham Hall
Allowed a combined 16-points to Mounds View and Stillwater. Shutting down two of their toughest opponents on the road is impressive.
3. Wayzata
The defending class 5A champions are very good. They are off to a 3-0 start and play a team from Illinois this Friday.
They've shutout three straight 5A teams to start the year. Don't count out Minnetonka as the best team in the Lake Conference.
5. Lakeville South
Quarterback Mitchell Leidner receives most of the attention, but this team is loaded from top to bottom.
Despite my top five remaining relatively the same, there are a handful of teams that could just as easily be in the top five.
The Packers have posted three consecutive shutouts to start the season. They return almost everyone from last season's very strong team.
Where is the love for the defending class 5A runner-up? The Irish are 3-0 and winning in convincing fashion.
Clearly the best team in the Northwest Suburban Conference. The Bengals, led by Duke Anyanwu, have already pulled off three good wins.
It's easy to forget about the teams in the southern part of the state, but the Scarlets are ranked No. 1 in class 4A for a reason.
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Tiny Joe's KFAN/BMTN prep football top 5 rankings
Two weeks of high school football are in the books, and FM 100.3 KFAN's Joe Nelson is back with his top five rankings. No team in his week one rankings lost, but that doesn't mean they'll stay the same.
Tiny Joe's KFAN/BMTN prep football rankings
Six weeks down, two to go in the regular season. It's amazing that the prep football season is as close to the finish line as it is. In this week's rankings, KFAN's Joe Nelson finds a new team in his top five.
54 teams are still undefeated after five weeks of football, but only five make the list on Joe Nelson's week five prep football rankings. One of the top five is not undefeated. The most impressive win last week was Wayzata's blowout win over Minnetonka, but it wasn't quite enough to launch the Trojans to No. 1.
After four weeks of high school football the prep rankings are really starting to take shape. The top teams in each class have been established, but there are still quite a few teams looking to take a step in the second half of the season and challenge the state's best teams.
Tiny Joe's KFAN/BMTN prep football playoff preview
Win or go home. That's the deal as high school section playoff football begins Tuesday night. Many teams look like locks to advance to the state tournament, but a few of the state's best teams might have a hard time getting out of their section.
Tiny Joe's KFAN/BMTN prep games of the week
It's week five of the high school football season and the games of the week feature plenty of teams looking for sweet revenge. Is this the week that teams like Litchfield, Stillwater, and Rochester John Marshall finally break losing streaks against dominant opponents?
Tiny Joe's KFAN/BMTN prep football state tournament preview
State tournament games get underway tonight, with most of the action taking place Friday night. The quarterfinal games are filled with tremendous story lines, including a battle between the No. 1 and No. 2 ranked teams in class 3A.
Tiny Joe's KFAN/BMTN prep football games of the week
Week three of the high school football season is loaded with rivalries and big time match-ups. While St. Thomas Academy and Mahtomedi will be stealing most of the headlines, there are still plenty of other great games. For a preview of the best, check out Tiny Joe Nelson's weekly column.


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Check 'Em Out: Good Foxy
10th February 2016 Eden JinksCarolynne, Music
When I first saw Good Foxy live in 2014 I knew that they were going places – the atmosphere was electric. In my view they are without a doubt one of the best young bands today. Forming in Clitheroe back in 2013, the members George Banks (guitar and lead vocals), Henry Crabtree (guitar and vocals), Freddie Bruhin-Price (bass and poetry), Callum Sykora (drums and percussion) and James Robinson (keyboards, harmonica and vocals) shared an innate love of music. Influenced by Hendrix and The Doors, the band emits sounds akin to blues-influenced 1970s psychedelia.
Over the past few years Good Foxy has proven themselves to be one of the most active bands in the North West of England. This has resulted in the release of the High Watt EP (September, 2014) which featured five studio tracks and a live version of 'Tastes Like Sugar'. This particular recording was taken from their popular performance at a Blackburn-based unsigned bands competition. My favourite tracks on High Watt are the songs 'Winter is Coming' and 'Shattered' – none of which made it onto their debut album. 'Winter is Coming' is hugely laid back and you will hear heavily reverbed guitars that effectively amp up their psychedelic tone. 'Shattered' is a magical acoustic instrumental that has a soothing, calming sound.
Their aforementioned album was released on the 25th of September, 2015. When the release date came around I quickly snapped up a copy and whacked it into my stereo… and it was an odd start to say the least: a bizarre crescendo of sound featured in the opening track 'Haze In', followed by the re-recorded 'Seek'. But I nearly fell off my chair with the third song, 'The Days Never Change' – it was brilliant, beginning with a clean rhythm section with a smooth drumming tempo, the pace then picking up as Banks' vocals coolly layered over the introductory foundations. In 'Down the Rabbit Hole' it gets a little eccentric, probably being the most sonically intriguing track as it could easily be mistaken for a song from the seventies; Bruhin-Price's bass rips through the middle of this one and it is hugely exciting.
I believe strongly that Good Foxy are outstanding live, having seen them several times myself. It quickly became apparent to me that the band really works at honing their craft, clearly improving each time that I see them, with Banks being one of the most charismatic frontmen I have seen in a long time. Each individual within the band has their moment to shine but, ultimately, they are at their mind-blowing best when they are rocking out as the unified singularity of Good Foxy.
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Photo: The hull of the first of the Royal Australian Navy's two new amphibious ships slips into the water at the Navantia dockyards at Ferrol in northern Spain. (Department of Defence)
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The biggest ship ever built for the Royal Australian Navy has been launched amid pomp and ceremony at the northern Spanish port of Ferrol.
HMAS Canberra and the HMAS Adelaide are amphibious assault ships being built by a Spanish ship-building company, and they are not expected to be in service for three years.
While they are based on an off-the-shelf aircraft carrier design, the ships are billed as a whole lot more.
They do not come cheaply, at about $1.5 billion each, with many billions more being spent on support vessels.
As HMAS Canberra's massive hull slipped into the water in Ferrol following the obligatory champagne christening, a new era in Australia's defence also got underway.
Vice Admiral Russell Crane says while HMAS Canberra looks like an aircraft carrier, it is something else altogether.
He says that instead of fixed-wing aircraft the decks will be filled with helicopters.
"We'll be able to launch six helicopters from the deck at a single period in time, and carry another six in the hangars," he said.
"It has significant capability, but it needs to be seen for what it is.
"It is an amphibious ship that provides assistance across the board in very many different places where you need this sort of capability."
Vice Admiral Crane says it is a proud day for the Navy.
"On the massive open decks below, landing craft will be able to ferry large numbers of fighting vehicles to the shore - from a tank, a truck, to a simple four-wheel drive," he said.
The ship is designed for a force of 1,000 soldiers, fully-equipped and supported.
On hand for its unveiling was former Howard government defence minister Brendan Nelson, who is now Australia's ambassador in Brussels and to NATO.
"I feel like the proud father at the birth of a baby, because we made this decision in 2007 to buy two of these landing helicopters docks and these ships will transform the capability of Australia's defence forces," he said.
"They will be absolutely magnificent for Australia in disaster relief, in crisis intervention. This is just a transformation of Australia's defence capability."
The ships' final fit-out will be completed in Williamstown in Victoria, and their 40 years of service is expected to start in 2014.
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A BS Fuji Inc. vállalatot 1998. december 15-én alapította a Fuji Television (23,2%), a Kansai Telecasting Corporation (10,0%), a Sankei Shimbun (9,5%), a Tokai Television Broadcasting (5,0%), a Dentsu (5,0%) és a Toho (5,0%) odaibai székhellyel. A BS Fuji televízióadó 2000. december 1-jén, 11:00-kor kezdte meg a műholdas sugárzást. 2006 januárjában az adó története során először tudott nyereséges hónapot felmutatni, végül a 2006-os költségvetési évet is nyereséggel zárták. 2011. április 1-jén a cég a Fuji Media Holdings teljes tulajdonú leányvállalata lett.

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Yeah I wish they'd fit in some more stuff with the hosts, but it's always all about the guests and fans getting to talk to them - that's the main idea of the show.
BUT I am going to suggest more MC games to them... Maybe.
Here's a slightly extended clip of Jimin's "All I Want for Christmas is You(/Food!)".
Jamie Christmas!!.. I'm really enjoying listening to a radio show that Jimin and Yerin were guests on every week for about a year. Here's a clip from the Xmas Eve ep, and a song I've never heard of before, which is a miracle - a Xmas song that isn't played on a damn loop every single year for the past 4 decades.
Her description of what it's like seeing without them was perfect. "You can just only see red, red, blue, white". Aaron the host is the same too. Other people that understand the struggle!
I did notice the way she looked at things seemed different... guess that's 'cos she can't see well!
Hey I'm never creepy... Much.
And huh? Jimin can see fine - because she wears contact lenses!
LOL. I can't even move mine half that speed. I know you tried too.
Can't relate to the whole eye thing and I'm quite happy that I can't. My eyes are about the only part of me that is doing its job the way it's supposed to. (At least for now).
Not surprised that they failed the telepathy game. I thought it was obvious that Eric wouldn't call 15& his favourite band, so it's Jimin's mistake that they didn't get that point. But on the other hand: it was obvious that she would write her band down, so Eric was stupid for picking something else.
I don't think either of them were thinking about what the other would write down, and only considering their own answers. I don't think that's how telepathy works..!
According to the stat counter, this topic is the number one most viewed topic of all the forum over the last couple of weeks!
There are obviously a lot of secret Jimin fans around here. Too shy to post though?
So. I was on ASC today.
I've been broadcast on TV around the whole bloody world, so a handful of people here knowing isn't going to make it any worse.


Who doesn't love Kyoto Protocol !! I think they supported us more then we supported them . Here's to the band that will change the landscape of the music economy here . Not only in the sense of musicality , but integrity And genuineness to thier passion . My respect to the most awesome band I know ! You guys rocks !


A couple of years ago, I wrote a devotional after watching the salmon swim upstream at the falls near where we live. Last year when I went to watch them again, it was a totally different scene. The water level of the river had gone down so much that there was little or no water where the falls had been before. As a result, the salmon couldn't possibly make it upstream.
I was amazed and pleased to see that people were using nets to catch them and transport them to a place where they could continue their journey.
Likewise, in our Christian walk, we often face situations that make it almost impossible for us to continue our journey. It is at these times that we can be an encouragement to others or receive help and encouragement from others. The Bible says in 1 Corinthians 12:26, "if one member suffers, all the members suffer with it; or if one member is honoured, all the members rejoice with it". As members of God's family, we should rejoice when others rejoice and weep when others weep. We should always be ready to help and encourage one another and also to accept the same from others in our time of need.
Something as simple as an appropriate hug, a phone call, a listening ear, or a note of encouragement might be all a person needs to lift them up and enable them to carry on. Or it may mean visiting someone who is sick in the hospital or someone in a nursing home who is lonely and has no family close by, or taking an elderly neighbour to do some grocery shopping — the list is never-ending. There are so many people who need a helping hand or a word of encouragement. We can be Christ to a hurting world.
Prayer: Heavenly Father, we thank You for the opportunities You give us to help one another as we journey through life. Make us aware of times when we can be an encouragement to another person, and help us to accept encouragement from others when we are struggling to continue our own journey. In Jesus' name. Amen.


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Ghost Stories With Hidden Agendas
Spending The Night In the Haunted House
by Karen Sneider
Rumor had it that the house on top of the hill was haunted. The former owner had been horribly murdered by robbers. Supposedly, the old man had a huge fortune, a trunk of precious gems hidden somewhere in the house. The robbers tried to force him into revealing the treasure's location, but he was stubborn. They chopped him into bits then burned the remains. Legend went that every night at midnight, his ghost would appear, falling down the chimney piece by piece. It was said if you waited there long enough for the body to reassemble, the ghost would tell you where to find its treasure. Unfortunately, no one was brave enough to sit there and watch the ghastly spectacle.
Two young friends, Charles and Roberta, were dared to spend the night at the haunted house. They didn't believe in ghosts and laughed as the scary stories everyone told them. Their friends waited in the driveway as the two walked up to the porch. Charles jimmied the door open and Roberta held the flashlight. It looked like no one had been there for years. The furniture was draped with white sheets and cobwebs were everywhere. The two youngsters found a spot near the chimney, spread out their sleeping bags and settled in to wait until the clock struck midnight.
The house was quiet until the town clock chimed twelve. At once, a thunderous rumbling was heard in the vicinity of the hearth. A yellowish, hazy light began to pour from the fireplace, pooling on the floor like a liquid. Charles turned to Roberta, took her hand and said:
"You know, if two people wanted to get married who were the same gender I wouldn't think that was weird." Suddenly, there came a hideous, meaty thumping noise that sounded as if something had fallen down the chimney and landed on the stones below. It was a severed leg. Roberta let out a piercing scream, then said: "Neither would I. Everyone should have the right to be married, not just heterosexuals." There was another fleshy thumping sound as another leg rattled down the flue and smacked on top of its mate. The leg was severely decomposed and the impact caused a shower of maggots to spray across the floor with an audible patter. "Gay marriage is legal in the Netherlands and Canada," Charles pointed out, holding Roberta's hand tightly, as he started to sob with terror. An equally necrotic arm flopped on top of the other limbs. There was a huge wet thud as a torso, rotting and naked, hit the pile. Finally, a head tumbled down the chimney and landed on the heap of body parts, topping them off like a macabre maraschino cherry.
The parts climbed up each other and assembled into a full person, the corpse of the old man. He strode over to the terrified children, who were clutching each other in a catatonic stupor of horror. The lines where his joined parts had fused glowed with a spectral light. He spoke in a fearsome booming voice: "There are several couples in Vermont who are currently suing the state in order to get the right to marry. If they win their case, the rest of he country shouldn't be too far behind! Gay marriage is a civil right which is long overdue!" He opened his mouth and it looked like he was going to say something else, possibly something about treasure, then closed it again, as though he'd thought better of it.
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I'm Abby Grace, an international Anniversary + Wedding photographer based in DC, with a serious crush on all things old-school chic and classic. Here on the blog you'll find my anniversaries + weddings, education for photographers, and my latest worldwide travels and ballerina images!
It was late October of my kindergarten year, and I was SO excited about the fact that my teacher, Mrs. Francisco, was allowing us to wear our Halloween costumes to school! I probably reminded my mom an unnecessary number of times, and on the morning of the designated day, I jumped out of bed and donned my favorite costume; a pair of pink tight, a pink leotard, my tutu, and a ballerina tiara. No ballet slippers, obviously, because I had to wear real shoes to school. Duh.
We lived in Orlando so, no need for a coat in late October- it was still in the 70's in Florida. Mom dropped me off at school with a "have fun!' and I trudged on over to my classroom.
Entering the classroom, I looked around with joy to see what other costumes my fellow kindergarteners were wearing. I mean, clearly, no one was going to look as authentic as me, but I was looking forward to it all the same.
Only… I didn't see any other costumes. Where were the ghosts and princesses and witches and Belles (because Beauty and the Beast was BIG that year)?!
Oh my gosh…. I dressed up on the wrong day.
I flew to the bathroom in our classroom and locked myself in. I couldn't let anyone see my shame! The HORROR- people would talk about this for years, wouldn't they? How could I have mistaken the date?
I don't know how long I was in there for, but it wasn't long til I heard a soft tap on the door and heard my mother's voice- she'd arrived with a set of normal clothes in a brown paper bag, saving me from social embarrassment throughout the day. Savior, I tell you.
And that, friends, is why you always double check your calendar before heading out the door in full ballerina garb.
Pardon the Facebook quality of the photo. And the creepy ballerina Troll doll I'm holding.
Is it weird that I really like going to the gym on Friday & Saturday nights? See, I'm not very GOOD at working out, so I like going when there aren't a lot of other people there. Fewer witnesses to my embarrassment when I lift something incorrectly, or have to search Youtube for a "how to" video before I use a certain machine.
Matt won't let me buy that ginormous bag of mixed candy for our neighborhood kids until the DAY of Halloween. Why? Because otherwise, I eat it all. It's not pretty, with my office littered in Sour Punch Straw wrappers.
I've never actually seen the movie Hocus Pocus… is that a crime? My parents wouldn't let us see it when we were little because it contained witchcraft, and I never got around to watching it in my later years. Maybe we'll find it on our AppleTV tonight!
It's almost November, which means it's ALMOST time for mulled cider!!! I'm so excited!
Shooting with candles outdoors is tricky. See, I'd been DREAMING of the shoot I had last night for months now. Lots of candles, a ballerina, and a staircase. Well, we pulled it all together, but after only 11 shots on my camera, the wind blew out 1/2 the candles, and sudden rain took care of the rest of them.
Seriously- FINGERS CROSSED those 11 frames turned out the way I'd envisioned. I shot it on film so I won't know until I get my scans back from the lab!
A preview from yesterday, because Leah is an absolute STUNNER! She's a dancer with The Washington Ballet, and having her in front of my camera was a total high!
Oh my! I had not heard your story about your costume experience! As always, Mom to the rescue! Love both photos.
You were always a cute ballerina, even today!
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American Jewish History, US Urban History, History of Capitalism
Lila Corwin Berman is Professor of History at Temple University, where she holds the Murray Friedman Chair of American Jewish History and directs the Feinstein Center for American Jewish History. She received her B.A. from Amherst College and her Ph.D. from Yale. Berman is author of The American Jewish Philanthropic Complex: The History of a Multibillion Dollar Institution (Princeton, 2020), as well as Metropolitan Jews: Politics, Race, and Religion in Postwar Detroit (Chicago, 2015) and Speaking of Jews: Rabbis, Intellectuals, and the Creation of an American Public Identity (California, 2009). Her articles have appeared in several scholarly journals, and she has also written guest columns for the Washington Post, the Forward, and the Jewish Week. She serves as the chair of the Academic Council of the American Jewish Historical Society.
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So, Elliot was gracious enough to let me crash his blog for a minute while he grabs a few minutes with his new baby, and hopefully a power nap. I've been a domainer since the early days and was fortunate enough to be able to tell my story about AmericanFlags.com at TRAFFIC before all the cool kids were actually developing domains. I'm still pretty active and in the past couple months have purchased and developed FoamRollers.com and Nightlights.com.
Anyway, I writing today to see if I can muster some support from the domaining community for a charity I run here in New York. It's called the Long Island Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (LICADD) and working on a shoestring budget, the agency provides a wide variety of services to teens and families impacted by addiction. LICADD has become the "go-to" place in the midst of the current prescription drug crisis, most notably for parents desperate to save their kids' lives.
The agency also conducts school-based educational programs starting in Kindergarten and a mentoring program for children of incarcerated parents. Those kids face a 70% greater chance than their peers of being locked-up themselves and with 100-plus kids coming through our program, to this day, not a single one has been arrested.
On Sunday, May 6th, I'm running the Long Island Marathon to raise funds in order to keep these programs going throughout 2012. Four times as many folks will come to LICADD this year as opposed to last year, which means that we need to raise more money. I've never run a marathon before – in fact, the longest race I've run was a 10 miler in January. But I've been training like hell and I'm ready to give back. I could really use your help and would love to have your support.
I know your time is precious so I thank you for taking the time to hear my plea and a big thanks to Elliot for letting me make the pitch.
Here's a quick link to donate.
i am in favor of alcohol and drugs so i won't be able to give any money… but it's nice that you have a plan.
I like the plan. Good Luck !
No offense, but AmericanFlags.com is not a "category-killing" domain. Flags.com is.
It is a real category killer name!!


If as per numerology if your address is in such a way that the total of the number comes to 3 then it will have number 3 as house number. People living here are perfectionists and are very hopeful. Number 3 is associated with imagination, inspiration and artistry. Let's see all what it offers.
Her people love to travel. People here are so hopeful that they are not afraid to take risks. It's seen that the inhabitants of the house keep on telling the price of every item and others are also seen as jealous of them.
They give full freedom which could result in either be good or bad. These homes are mostly encouraging and it also has alot of visitors.
It's quite possible that people if the house have interest in religion or might have connections there. This Ho suits writers the most.
The luck favours inhabitants its so believed and they might get alot of guests. It's also seen that people may have a big house but they may have tendency to run away from responsibilities or may come in quite late.
Though the luck favours them but eating habits, alcohol and entertainment causes problems. They also mostly have a stock of alcohol.
Inhabitants have frequent celebration and it's favourable to big or joint families and is not suitable for person who wants lo live alone or peaceful life.


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