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Spinning on Air
David Garland
Cool, eclectic recordings and in-studio performances from genre-bending musicians recorded at WNYC. Hosted by David Garland. Produced by WNYC.
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WNYC - Spinning On Air: 08/28/2011 - Dirty Projectors 2005
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This month Spinning On Air offers some past programs featuring appearances by musicians early in their careers. This show, from April 08, 2005, features an in-studio performance by the band Dirty Projectors. --- Original blurb: Dave Longstreth is one of those rare composers who has created his own musical world, with its own unusual laws of musical physics. Passionate songs that seem on the verge of falling apart suddenly turn on a dime; melodies that seem improvised are repeated exactly by the...
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WNYC - Spinning On Air: 09/18/2011 - Sixties Pop Opulence
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The Beatles helped introduce a new kind of sonic opulence to pop music in the 1960s. Host David Garland presents some Beatles recordings, intriguing cover versions of Beatles songs, and Sixties pop opulence by Pink Floyd, Love, Phil Ochs, The Mamas and the Papas, Harper's Bizarre, and others.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 10/29/2006 - Halloween
For the last 19 years on WNYC David Garland has been spinning a varying, choice selection of the many spooky, zany, recordings celebrating Halloween. This year, knock again on Spinning On Air's creaking oaken door to receive a grab bag of tricky musical treats. From Ultimate Spinach's "Hip Death Goddess" to Cat Power's "Werewolf," and from Boris Karloff to the Shaggs, you'll get a wide range of songs about ghosts, witches and more, including recordings made for Spinning On...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 12/28/2008 - Spinning On Air Sessions 2008, Part 1
Each week Spinning On Air brings listeners to the meeting points of Art and Pop, with a special emphasis on creative songwriting. This week host David Garland offers some highlights from the many in-studio performances of the past year, including Peter Moren, Ikue Mori, Eric Carbonara, Lightspeed Champion, Laura Marling, Sian Alice Group, Osso string quartet plays Sufjan Stevens, Fern Knight, Ilham, Grey Reverend, Golden Ghost, and Arborea. Part 2 will be heard next week. Listen to these...
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WNYC - Spinning On Air: 03/01/2009 - Marissa Nadler
The intimacy of Marissa Nadler's songs is shaded by cobwebs and apparitions. She's a young songwriter with an affinity for old ghost stories, murder ballads, and Edgar Allen Poe, as well as her own visions of contemporary life. Marissa joins host David Garland to talk about and perform her songs in the WNYC Studio. Marissa's new album, Little Hells, comes out this week, and she'll sing several songs from that album.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 11/24/2013 - Mystical Weapons, featuring Sean Lennon and Greg Saunier
Sean Lennon returns to the WNYC Studio with Mystical Weapons, his improvisational collaboration with Deerhoof drummer Greg Saunier; artist, animator and projectionist Martha Colburn; and multi-instrumentalist Shahzad Ismaily. Both Sean and Shahzad share electric guitars, basses, and keyboards. Martha Colburn handles her films the way a performing DJ handles records: using the projectors like turntables, the images are mixed and manipulated live, with visuals forming an important component of...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 10/18/2009 - Sufjan Stevens' The BQE
The BQE is a large orchestral piece by Sufjan Stevens inspired by the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, its effect on New York, films of the flow and congestion of the Expressway, and also the joys of hoola-hooping. Premiered at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in 2007, The BQE is full of musical verve and pageantry. Tonight we hear the whole piece, start to finish, without interruption, and with an introduction culled from host David Garland's 2007 interview with Stevens.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 12/04/2011 - Diane Cluck
Refreshing, startling, and also engaging, Diane Cluck is an artist willing to explore the frontiers of song, and occasionally report back to us what she discovers there. Diane uses the usual songwriter tools of words and music, and voice and guitar, but somehow her songs are very unusual. They manage to inspire new ideas and perceptions, with unique perspectives providing revealing insights. She first visited Spinning On Air in 2004, and now Diane Cluck returns to perform some new songs with...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 07/06/2008 - Avocet
Amplified dangling forks and spoons provide accompaniment to the songs of Avocet. Avocet is Meara O'Reilly, who has visited Spinning On Air before with the band Feathers. This time she brings her voice, guitar, and the extraordinary amplified silverware instrument she created, to the WNYC Studio for performances with her friends Eban Portnoy and Sarah Magenheimer of the band Flying. An avocet is a kind of water bird, and avian themes abound in Meara's songs. She talks about this, her...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 10/22/2006 - The Weird Weeds
Visiting from Austin, Texas, The Weird Weeds perform their distinctive songs in the WNYC Studio. Singing drummer Nick Hennies provokes a wide array of sounds from his percussion; Sandy Ewen sits on the floor with her guitar in her lap, sings, and bows her guitar with pieces of chalk; Aaron Russell's guitar playing is the ground from which the music sprouts. The songs are focussed, but do indeed take "weird" shapes at times. The band joins host David Garland to play and talk about...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 11/02/2008 - Arborea
As Arborea, Buck and Shanti Curran often make music in an old cabin on the shore of a lake in Maine. But this time they bring their string instruments, voices, and delicate, pine needle songs to WNYC for this in-studio performance on Spinning On Air. The snow is deep in Maine, but the music and conversation are warm here in New York City as host David Garland welcomes Arborea.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 06/06/2010 - Johann Johannsson live at Le Poisson Rouge
Johann Johannsson and ensemble live at Le Poisson Rouge, April 30, 2010, edited and mixed by David Garland, plus an interview with Johannsson.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 12/09/2007 - Orion Rigel Dommisse
Named for both a constellation and its brightest star, Orion Rigel Dommisse nevertheless writes very down-to-earth songs about the astronomy of the human heart. She creates her own insular but engrossing world of music as she sings, accompanying herself on an electric cello which she plucks like an oversized guitar. Orion joins host David Garland in the WNYC Studio to talk about her music and the emotions behind it, and to perform with both her cello, and at the grand piano.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 02/22/2015 - Devon Sproule: Tuneful, Tender, and Nimble
Devon Sproule's singing is honest and moving, playful and powerful. Her songs draw on folk, pop, and country influences, all in the service of her distinctive, personal, highly melodic sound. Growing up in the rural Virginia egalitarian, intentional community Twin Oaks, Devon started writing songs at a young age. These days she's having particular success in the United Kingdom. David Garland welcomes Devon Sproule to the WNYC Studio to perform and talk about her music.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 10/12/2008 - Thinguma*jigSaw
Thinguma*jigSaw is a duo from Norway. He, The Severed Headmaster, plays banjo and sings in falsetto. She, Little Myth Epiphanymph, plays musical saw, flute, and melodica. Together they make what they call "splatter-folk"--songs (in English) inspired by old murder ballads, horror movies, musical minimalism, beautiful acoustic sounds, and Norwegian fjords and Irish landscapes. Joining host David Garland in the WNYC Studio, Thinguma*jigSaw performs and talks about their music.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 11/11/2007 - Spider
With her group Spider, Jane Herships weaves a delicate web of introspective songs about returning, renewal, and promises. With spare use of guitar, piano, bass, drums, and pedal steel guitar, the songs hover around a hush. Jane and her group bring these gentle songs into the WNYC Studio to perform them, and talk about them—quietly—with host David Garland.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 07/01/2012 - Imaginary Cinema
When writing film scores, composers generally shape their music to fit the contours of a specific narrative, scene, and mood. But listened to out of the original context, film scores invite new interpretations, and stimulate the invention of movies for the mind's eye. David Garland presents music to accompany your own imaginary cinema, from great film score composers such as Ennio Morricone, Alexandre Desplat, Nino Rota, Georges Delerue, Alex North, and others.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 06/12/2011 - Plastic Spoon
Plastic Spoon plays songs about money. This newly-formed New York group features Karen Mantler (voice, harmonica), Kato Hideki (bass), Doug Wieselman (guitar), and Shahzad Ismaily (drums) -- great, creative musicians who've played with everybody, pushed musical boundaries, and are now experimenting with being a somewhat normal rock band. They sing a song about Karl Marx, another about billionaire David Koch, plus there's a rollicking song about paying--and not paying--the utility bill. Host...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 12/02/2007 - Ora Cogan & Milo Jones
Two songwriters on tour together pause briefly in the WNYC Studio to each perform a set of their songs. Vancouver-based Ora Cogan wraps her curling vine of a voice around the bluesy melodies of her introspective and soothing songs. Boston-based Milo Jones uses his agile and intimate voice to sing startling tales of misanthropy. Host David Garland invites them in and talks with Ora about her music; Milo prefers singing to talking.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 07/19/2009 - Moon Walk
40 years ago on July 20th men walked on the moon. Ever since the voyage of Apollo 11, public interest in lunar adventures seems to have waned. But there was a lot of enthusiasm for the "conquest" of the moon prior to 1969, and host David Garland has the evidence: pop and jazz songs, psychedelic experiments, and a crater-full of kiddie records, all waxing rhapsodic about what a trip to the moon MIGHT be like. Take off into yesterday's world of tomorrow!
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 09/19/2010 - The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger
As you might guess from the band's name, The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger makes songs that are ornate, fanciful, tuneful, and unusual. It's a collaborative duo featuring Sean Lennon (son of John Lennon and Yoko Ono) and his partner in life and music, Charlotte Kemp Muhl. They play multiple instruments, and sing in harmony about elegant gardens, dystopian futures, striving scientists, a smarmy impresario, and much more. Host David Garland brings them to the WNYC Studio for lively conversation...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 01/06/2013 - The Genre-Spanning Genius of Chilly Gonzales
Chilly Gonzales is a Canadian who lives in Paris. He's an "amateur" rapper who's recently been performing his raps with symphony orchestra. "The Reminder," the 2007 album he produced with Feist, was nominated for a Grammy. In 2009 he set a Guinness World Record for the longest concert by a solo artist; he played piano for over 27 hours. He's challenged other pianists to public piano battles—and has won. He regularly performs dressed in pajamas and bathrobe. He has declared...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 01/30/2011 - Meg Baird
Songwriter and performer Meg Baird shares some recent music. With roots that reach back to the folk songs collected by her great-great uncle I. G. Greer, Meg Baird writes songs that blend reassuring traditions with modern uncertainties, creating music that's engrossing and disquieting. Meg first performed on the show as member of the band Espers in 2004, and host David Garland welcomes her back for a set of original songs as well as a few well-chosen covers.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 05/01/2011 - Van Dyke Parks with Clare and The Reasons
Van Dyke Parks has been shaping new possibilities of song since his 1960s collaborations with Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys, and his landmark 1968 album "Song Cycle." Having worked with everyone from Grace Kelly to Joanna Newsom during his long career, Parks is now performing together with the band Clare and The Reasons, and host David Garland welcomes them all to the WNYC Studio to talk about their music, and perform songs old and new.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 04/19/2009 - Amanda Palmer
Amanda Palmer's songs are not only an experience of lyrics and music; she also makes listeners feel the drama of the action of performance. Amanda sits (and sometimes rises to her feet) at the WNYC piano to croon, sing, and scream some of the songs that appear on her brand new album (released Sept. 16), "Who Killed Amanda Palmer." She also performs a brand new song co-written with famed author Neil Gaiman. With host David Garland, Amanda discusses the thoughts and passions behind...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 04/01/2007 - April's Fools
For April Fool's Day, host David Garland offers some intentionally and unintentionally funny music. He'll also be joined by singer Sport Murphy, and David and Sport will invite listener participation to help create some genre-bending "Mad Lib" songs, and then perform them live.
Sept. 10th marks the centenary of Raymond Scott, inventor, musician, band-leader, and composer of unusual, joyful, jazzy pieces such as "Powerhouse," "Reckless Night on Board an Ocean Liner," and "Dinner Music for a Pack of Hungry Cannibals." Spinning On Air has long championed Scott's music, and this show brings long-time listeners up to date on Scott discoveries and releases, or can serve as an introduction to the work of this one-of-a-kind pop experimentalist....
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 09/04/2005 - Karen Mantler
Karen Mantler creates rather complex songs about things that are important to her, such as her cat Arnold. She has also written about the death of her cat, and her "Pet Project" is a group of songs about her search through the animal kingdom for a new pet. This singular composer, lyricist, harmonica player, keyboardist, and arranger joins David Garland to present and talk about her music. Break in to Watt World Headquarters for more info about Karen Mantler's recordings, and those of...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 08/26/2007 - Andy Partridge
Ever since he started the band XTC in the late '70s, Andy Partridge has been writing songs that are both adventurous and catchy. Bending the rules of songwriting until they're nice and bouncy, Partridge has used them as a springboard to a distinctive style he continues to explore and enlarge. After listening to "Fuzzy Warbles," a nine-CD set of Partridge's song demos, host David Garland calls Partridge on the phone for an in-depth conversation about songwriting ideas, craft, and fun....
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 06/04/2006 - Feathers
The green hills of Vermont provide plenty of room for eccentric growth. The group Feathers resides there, and it's a large band of songwriters who are multi-instrumentalists and singers. Their music has been described as psych-folk, but the complexity and variety of their songs show that categories aren't their concern. Sometimes lilting, sometimes angular, Feathers' songs float comfortably across the supposed borders between tradition and experimentation. For this show Feathers brings their...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 06/08/2014 - Viking Moses Plays Short Stories in Song
Viking Moses is the musical project of songwriter Brendon Massei, and the band visits the WNYC Studio to perform and talk about their songs. With a personal take on the styles of rock and country, Massei's songs can be like short stories--brief narratives featuring characters in search of their place in the world, and beyond this world. Massei himself is a wanderer who has been on tour nearly nonstop since his first visit to Spinning On Air ten years ago. He has just returned from performances...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 06/01/2014 - Bird Songs & Songs About Birds
Birds and their songs aren't fully understood by humans, but birds appear again and again in human songs as symbols of freedom, flight, beauty, and more. With The Incredible String Band's "White Bird" as a center piece, David Garland presents an hour of songs about birds, including pieces by Laura Marling and Scott Matthew recorded for Spinning On Air, and works by The Beach Boys, Anita O'Day, and Dave Van Ronk. Plus an excerpt from Jim Fassett's "Symphony of the Birds," a...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 07/02/2006 - Jose Gonzalez
Swedish musician Jose Gonzalez (yes, that's correct!) builds songs out of rhythmic patterns he plays on his classical guitar, making what may be the world's quietest dance music, with enigmatic, gentle vocals. Jose joins host David Garland to perform and talk about his songs in the WNYC studio. Also featured are recordings by young British guitarist James Blackshaw, whose finger-picked 12-string instrumentals are both meditative and energizing.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 12/16/2012 - Star Trek - The Original Music for the Original Series
The original Star Trek television series ran for just three seasons (1966-1969), but it made an indelible impact on viewers, fans, and American culture. Along with the stories, characters, and visuals of the series, the music composed for the show contributed to the power and magic of Star Trek. La-La Land, a west coast record company, has just released a 15 CD boxed set of every note of music composed for the original Star Trek. This compendium was a labor of love for its producers, and one of...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 11/21/2010 - Jozef van Wissem
Dutch composer and performer Jozef van Wissem builds music with the sonorities of his unusual instrument: a 24-string Baroque lute. This show first aired April 11, 2010. The instrument is old-style, but the music is modern, drawing on minimalism and trance music as well as the lute's roots to conjure a timeless experience. Jozef van Wissem joins host David Garland to talk about and perform his music in the WNYC Studio.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 11/16/2008 - New Views, New Releases
A good song can give you new views on life and relationships. Or, more specifically regarding the good songs on this show, new views of love, chemicals, cathedrals, nightmares, animals, and Aberdeen. Host David Garland presents new and recent recordings by Antony and the Johnsons, Frida Hyvonen, Larkin Grimm, Elephant Micah, and Felicia Atkinson with Sylvain Chauveau.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 09/30/2012 - Requiem for a Pink Moon
Joel Frederiksen is a singer and lute player who specializes in performing centuries-old songs. But his new project, "Requiem for a Pink Moon: an Elizabethan Tribute to Nick Drake," is something new and unprecedented. He joins David Garland to present highlights from this new album. In "Requiem for a Pink Moon" Frederiksen and his Ensemble Phoenix Munich intermix songs by 16th Century masters such as John Dowland and Thomas Campion, with songs by Nick Drake, the 20th Century British...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 10/27/2013 - Laura Marling 4
Here's British songwriter Laura Marling singing insightful new songs about "the push and pull nature of the human psyche," as she describes it in the interview that accompanies this in-studio session. Laura returns for her fourth visit to Spinning On Air. Her first visit was in 2008 when she was just 17 years old and already a powerful, original songwriter and performer. Now she sings songs from her fourth album Once I Was an Eagle (Ribbon Music), a lengthy new collection of...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 03/02/2008 - Sian Alice Group
This London-based, five-person group brings their orchestral sound to the WNYC Studio. Their range—from intense to lyrical—is revealed gradually as each song unfolds, offers new possibilities, and points in new directions. Along with vocalist Sian Alice Ahern are drums, electric guitar, violin, piano, bass, and more. The band talks with host David Garland, and performs songs ranging from full ensemble at full-throttle, to the intimacy of just voice and piano.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 03/08/2009 - Holcombe Waller and The Healers
Holcombe Waller sings like an angel and writes songs that shine an empathetic light on dark emotions. This Portland, Oregon-based artist returns to Spinning On Air to present new songs with his ensemble The Healers providing colorful accompaniment on strings, French horn, piano, banjo, and more. Holcombe speaks with host David Garland about his music and his recent theatrical concert at The Public Theater, "Into the Dark Unknown: The Hope Chest."
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 09/22/2013 - Yoko Ono Presents "Take Me to the Land of Hell"
Yoko Ono has always pushed the boundaries of art, culture, and politics. At 80 years old she's still an active, daring artist and musician, and a provocative public figure. Her relationship with John Lennon of The Beatles is one of the most prominent love stories of our time. She has helped shape our cultural landscape. Now the controversial legend joins David Garland to present her newest work, the album Take Me to the Land of Hell. The album's music, produced by Ono's son Sean Lennon and Yuka...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 06/07/2009 - Song/Visions
Some recent releases of song/visions from Matteah Baim, Emily Scott, Holden, John Houx, Angel Deradoorian, Bill Callahan, Julianna Barwick, Scott Matthew, God Help the Girl, Tune Yards, and more.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 07/13/2014 - The Subtly Experimental Indie R&B of Bernice
Bernice is a band from Toronto, the project of imaginative songwriter and acrobatic singer Robin Dann. Dann says of the band, "We play indie R&B - songs that breathe, sometimes dance, and have plenty of soul and body feel." David Garland welcomes Bernice (which includes musicians from Toronto's experimental music scene) to the WNYC Studio for performance and conversation.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 07/18/2010 - Tuli Kupferberg, New York Poet
New York City lost one of its local bohemian heroes on July 12th. Poet, songwriter, singer and radical Tuli Kupferberg died at age 86. Throughout his long life he pushed and prodded at society and politics with his work. With The Fugs, a band he co-founded in 1964, Kupferberg specialized in breaking taboos through tuneful, energetic songs, but he also brought a lyrical, poetic sensibility to the group. Host David Garland presents some funny, provocative work by this indelible, quintessential...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 12/13/2009 - Sing Theory
Spinning On Air host David Garland has curated 22 concerts at The Stone during the last weeks of 2009. The concert series features musicians who subtly, insistingly, and creatively expand the potential of song. By investing songs with both heart and brain, and by tapping into the alchemy of the understandable and the mysterious, these daring songwriters prove that the ancient combination of words and music can still yield surprises, open new vistas, and permit and promote profound...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 05/04/2008 - Fern Knight
Evoking a kind of medieval psychedelia, inspiring visions of suits of armor and electric guitars in fern forests, the Philadelphia band Fern Knight plays their music in the WNYC Studio. With cello, guitar, electric violin, harp, percussion, and vocals they make music that's lyrical and gently noisy. Host David Garland talks with them about their myths and music.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 08/18/2013 - Dennis Johnson's "November"
This is the music of gradual change. A piano piece that runs for nearly six hours. Pensive. Music that sweeps the listener along into an elegiac exploration of gentle tonal and rhythmic shifts. This is November by Dennis Johnson, a piece he notated partially in 1959, and recorded informally in 1962. Very few people ever heard the piece, but Johnson's friend La Monte Young was one who did, and November influenced Young's composition The Well-Tuned Piano, and set the stage for Minimalism, one of...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 11/12/2006 - Joanna Newsom's "Ys"
Singer/harpist/songwriter Joanna Newsom made a strong impression on Spinning On Air listeners--and everyone else who heard her--a couple years ago when her album "The Milk-Eyed Mender" was released. On Tuesday her new album comes out. Its title is "Ys," and though it has only five songs, it's nearly an hour long, with lots of Newsom's unusual lyrics, and an orchestra added to her rhythmic harp playing. The orchestrations are by Van Dyke Parks, long a unique creative force in...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 09/30/2007 - Ann Bannon
Spinning On Air brings listeners to the meeting points of Art and Pop—usually in the world of music, but in other fields as well. In the late 1950s and early '60s, author Ann Bannon wrote paperback novels in the genre that's now known as lesbian pulp fiction. She brought more imagination and skill to her work than might have been necessary, and so created memorable, complex characters; a vivid portrait of a time and place; and a series of books that helped a generation know and understand...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 11/13/2005 - Brian Lipson
A computer purchase that led to a call from the Secret Service; the five best things in the world; the importance of nightmares; the solace of playing a trumpet these are topics of songs by Brian Lipson. Brian hones his austere songs to a sharp edge, yet they have a friendly, homemade quality. Accompanying himself on guitar, Brian sings his songs in the WNYC studio and talks about them with host David Garland. David stumbled on a micro-release CDR of Brian's songs and is pleased to offer them...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 08/12/2012 - Dark Dark Dark
Offering much more color than their name implies, the band Dark Dark Dark brings a love of surprise, emotional intensity, and an orchestral sensibility to their music. Songs lunge, blaze, and soothe, carried by the powerful voice of Nona Marie Invie. Hailing from Minnesota, Brooklyn, and New Orleans, the members of Dark Dark Dark convene in the WNYC Studio to play their music, and talk about it with host David Garland. This show first aired Nov. 7, 2011.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 11/22/2009 - The Wingdale Community Singers Return
A community of Brooklyn-based songwriters, The Wingdale Community Singers continues the old folk tradition of keenly observed songs about the worlds around us and within us. Comprised of novelist Rick Moody, visual artist Nina Katchadourian, and composers Hannah Marcus and David Grubbs, the band, along with bassist Elyssa Linowes, returns to Spinning On Air to sing songs from their new album "Spirit Duplicator," and talk with host David Garland.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 06/28/2009 - Queer Songs
Legendary lesbian songwriter Gretchen Phillips and musician Kenny Mellman (Herb of the outrageous cabaret duo Kiki and Herb) serve as guest DJs and join host David Garland on the 40th anniversary of the Stonewall riots, to present and talk about songs that helped them become aware of and embrace their gay identities. Including music by Team Dresch, Marc Almond, Joan Jett, Lesbians on Ecstasy, Grace Jones, and Antony and the Johnsons.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 02/01/2015 - The Delicate Intensity of Olivia Chaney
Olivia Chaney brings her beautiful singing voice to a heart-breaking Scottish folk song, a song about a garden by Chilean songwriter Violetta Para, Georges Brassens' setting of a 13th Century French text, her Nick Drake-influenced arrangement of a song by 17th Century English composer Henry Purcell, and a short piece by Nick Drake's mother Molly Drake. Plus Chaney performs her own songs about connections, consolations, and imperfections, accompanying herself on the guitar and piano. David...
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 04/29/2007 - Glenn Jones
Boston-based guitarist Glenn Jones has been playing electric in his band Cul de Sac since the late '80s. These days he's returning to his first love, the acoustic guitar, and is expanding on the musical legacy of American Primitive pioneer John Fahey. Playing 12-string and slide guitar, Glenn creates thoughtful, virtuosic instrumentals. He joins host David Garland in the WNYC Studio to perform and talk about his music.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 10/14/2007 - Corey Dargel's Removable Parts
Composer/singer Corey Dargel has created a group of songs about connection, disconnection, voluntary amputation, and the desire to shape one's own body and life. His lilting melodies weave in and out of accompaniments that breathe, bounce, and bristle. Corey and pianist Kathleen Supové recently performed a theater piece, "Removable Parts," incorporating these songs about personal disincorporation, and now they join host David Garland to talk about and perform the songs in the WNYC Studio.
WNYC - Spinning On Air: 02/05/2006 - Mi & L'au
They met at a party in Paris, but before long they left the city to live in a cabin in the Finnish wilderness. There they wrote songs, finding a quiet, intense musical style that suits long winter nights huddled at the hearth. Mi (Mira Anita Mathilda Romantschuk) is from Finland, L'au (Laurent Leclere) is French, and one of their common languages is music that takes the listener out of the modern hubub, to a more thoughtful, timeless place. Host David Garland welcomes Mi & L'au to WNYC for...
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New workgroup printers mean color for all budgets
By John Breeden II
Performance results
At a glance:Color workgroup printers
Lexmark C760n printer
Good output quality'particularly in text printing'and a low sticker price make the Brother HL-2700CN a solid bang for your buck.
The Xerox Phaser 7300/N is a high-priced, high-quality color workgroup printer that could easily serve larger offices.
Government offices can now be a bit more colorful. The walls might remain off-white'or even battleship gray'but the documents circulating inside them need no longer be confined to black and white.
Until recently, color laser-quality printing has been an expensive option, even for midsize workgroups. With mid-level printers costing $5,000 or more, even on the GSA schedule, color was a difficult budget item to justify.
Today, however, printer companies have made great strides in narrowing the price gap between black-and-white and color printing. Network color printers for midsize workgroups can be found for less than $1,000, and even the most expensive models come in at less than $4,000. And with 10,000 or more page runs before the toner needs to be replaced, the supplies are affordable too.
Considering the advantages of color printing, even spot color, there is no reason not to adopt a color printer over a black-and-white model for the next upgrade cycle. Color graphics and charts are much easier to read when actually printed in color, and the ability to print a photo and have it look like the original image is priceless.
For this review, GCN Lab asked leading printer companies to supply a printer for a typical government office workgroup, in which 20 to 30 people share a single printer. Printers were graded on their speed of black-and-white printing, speed of color printing, output quality, ease of setup and price. Six companies rose to the challenge. Kyocera Mita Corp. was also asked to participate but was unable to get a printer to the lab by deadline.
In the end we found that the best color workgroup printer may still be the most expensive one, but midsize offices can find exceptional values.
How we tested
We began by evaluating how easy it was to set up each printer. We used the bundled network setup software to configure the products in our lab. Then we went through various functions, such as paper handling and supplies menus. We were looking for intuitive interfaces and rich feature sets.
We conducted performance testing using two documents. The first was a 30-page black-and-white text document. The second document was a 30-page mix of text and color graphics. Some pages had text wrapping around graphics; others were all graphics.
To ensure a fair evaluation, we connected each printer to a test system via a USB 2.0 port. This enabled us to test raw speed regardless of network status. We also measured the time it took each product to print the first page of the text and graphics, as well as how long it took each product to warm up after they were powered on.
We evaluated output quality by comparing printouts to one another and examining them in light of the known image properties of each graphic. We examined text for readability or printing errors.
What we found
Having spent several weeks with these printers, we were pleased to find there's something for everyone in the workgroup printer market. Our favorite printers were the pricey $3,899 Xerox Phaser 7300/N and the moderately priced $1,635 Lexmark C760n (which actually has an even lower base price'$1,299). Both performed exceptionally well and were easy to set up. Ultimately we liked the Phaser 7300/N's output quality better than the C760n's.
But perhaps the most pleasant surprise was the $650 Brother HL-2700CN. It's a workgroup printer that doesn't come with the horsepower of the Phaser 7300/N or Lexmark C760n but produces good printouts. We found its text quality to be the best in this review. If yours is an agency on a budget (and whose isn't?) and you print more text than graphics, the Brother printer is a good fit.
As with everything in technology these days, the product you choose will come down to how you'll use it.
Pros: Inexpensive, high-quality printing
Cons: Slow color printing
The HL-2700CN is the least expensive printer in our review, costing $3,000 less than the most expensive offering here. It delivers surprisingly high-quality output and decent speeds when working solely with black-and-white text. Its Achilles' heel is that it's slow when printing graphics.
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The HL-2700CN is rated at up to eight pages per minute for color printing and was able to push through our torturous 30-page text/graphics document in four minutes flat'close to its maximum rated speed.
In terms of quality, the HL-2700CN had the best text reproduction in this review. Letters were crisp, easy to read and very dark. Even when looking at text with a magnifying glass, letters were continuous and well-defined. When you place the text output of the HL-2700CN alongside the output of the five other printers, your eye will gravitate to the Brother printout.
For color printing, the quality was not as good. Images were a bit faded, especially in colors that were supposed to be darker, such as midnight blue. But the color was passable, especially for users who only need spot color. Artists and publication-producing offices might not want to use it, but most users probably won't mind.
Setting up the HL-2700CN was extremely easy and didn't even require a CD for USB setup, only for network access. Also, the top display on the unit shows you at a glance the current levels for black and color toner, so you won't ever get caught short for want of yellow or magenta.
The HL-2700CN is an awesome text printer and not bad at color. For the price, it is an excellent way to get your feet wet in color printing. At $650 each, you could purchase several for the cost of a single unit from another company.
Hewlett-Packard 4650n
Pros: Detailed color printing
Cons: Slow, expensive, difficult setup
The HP 4650n is a large network printer that turned in some rather disappointing print times.
Things started to go badly for the 4650n right out of the box. Despite following the included setup instructions, we had a hard time getting the printer installed correctly. When we turned it on, the HP 4650n reported that only two of the four toner cartridges were installed. After opening the printer and reinserting all of them, it then said that three of four were correct. This continued a couple more times, with different cartridges reported missing until all four came online.
The 4650n was slow with both text and graphics, coming in fifth of sixth in both speed tests. But color quality helped elevate our opinion a bit. The 4650n was able to correctly reproduce fine lines, even on very dark or light images.
However, this excellent image reproduction did not apply to text output. Text was faded compared to others in this review. It was as if the 4650n was trying to save toner by skimping on the text, then applying it to color and graphical output.
The 4650n would be a good printer if your work revolved around producing finely detailed color output. But slow speeds and poor text output make it a bad choice in a mixed printing environment, which is where most of the printers in this class will likely end up.
Pros: Fast color printing, good output quality
Cons: Somewhat slow text printing
At $1,635, the Lexmark C760n is priced more like an entry-level printer, yet it offers both speed and quality rivaling units costing a thousand dollars more.
The C760n blazed through our 30-page graphical document in just two minutes and 51 seconds, making it the fastest color printer in the review by a full 38 seconds. That means there would be little chance for lines to form at the C760n's output trays even in workgroups that do a lot of color printing.
In text printing it was not quite so fast, but the difference between fast and slow for text printing is a lot smaller. It was 22 seconds off the leader in text production after printing the document in one minute and 32 seconds.
The C760n produces excellent text output, second only to the Brother printer. Its color printing was good, though a bit washed out.
For blazing fast speeds and decent all-around output, the Lexmark C760n won't disappoint. We also found it among the easiest printers to set up. Agencies will want to consider it for its overall quality and reasonable price.
Pros: Fast boot time, inexpensive
Cons: Slow for both text and color printing
The CLP-550N is one of the first color laser printers we've seen from Samsung. And as a first effort, the printer is not too bad. It has some nice features, such as a fast, 18-second warm-up time. It's ready to go when other printers are still running minute-long self-checks and calibrations. It also prints in duplex mode if desired, so you can print out double-sided pages and save paper.
But when it comes to performance, the CLP-550N was dead last in this review. It printed our text document in nearly two minutes, taking last place in that category. And it printed the graphical document in six minutes and 16 seconds, which was significantly slower than the other printers.
Output quality was passable for both black-and-white text and color. The most obvious flaws were in color printing, where blues were muted, and most images had a tinge of magenta. There were no dramatic flaws in the CLP-550N's text output, but it didn't stand out from the pack either.
A minor point, but one worth noting, was that the paper out tray was a mess, indicating a flawed design. The other printers ended up with their output in a neat stack, but the CLP-550N's printouts came out in jagged pile. We wouldn't call the CLP-550N a bad printer; it was just outclassed by the others in this review.
Toshiba eStudio 180CP
Pros: Good quality text and graphics
Cons: Slower than average print speeds
The Toshiba eStudio 180CP is a good printer that didn't stand out, but didn't disappoint either. Its text performance'one minute and 23 seconds'and text/graphics performance'four minutes and nine seconds'were fair, and the eStudio 180CP produced good text and graphical images, just not as good as our favorite printers.
The eStudio 180CP's $999 price tag is higher than some and lower than others. And the product's setup wasn't as intuitive as our two Reviewer's Choice picks.
The eStudio 180CP is good'but not great. It would be a reasonable choice for a midsize office that prints in both color and black and white and needs presentable output quality.
Xerox Phaser 7300/N
Pros: Best color quality, fast printing
Cons: Most expensive printer tested
The Phaser 7300/N from Xerox proves that sometimes you do get what you pay for. The 7300/N is the most expensive printer in this review, coming in at $3,899 (Xerox is offering rebates that can knock a few hundred off that price), but it was also the top performer in several areas.
For such a versatile printer (it can print anything from postcards to oversize documents), the 7300/N was easy to set up. It took nearly two minutes to get warmed up from a cold start. But once it was ready, the 7300/N blazed through our documents.
It churned out our 30-page text file in a little more than a minute after spitting out the first page in an amazing eight seconds. Although the Lexmark C760n was faster in our text/graphics tests, the 7300/N printed the 30-page color document in about 3 and 1/2 minutes. We especially liked the product's built-in LCD screen, which displayed which document was currently printing. The 7300/N was the only printer we tested that had such a feature.
As for print quality, the Phaser 7300/N was the breakaway winner for graphics. Color documents seemed to pop right off the page, and photos and diagrams displayed accurately whether the source images were dark or light.
Overall, the Phaser 7300/N is great for those who require the best color printing available in this class and have the budget for it. Based on its speed and graphics quality, the 7300/N earns our recommendation.
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Best Dressed 2001
VINNIE JONES and Jemma Kidd were named Best Dressed Man and Woman of the Year yesterday, during a high fashion presentation by the British Menswear Guild. Having beaten Jack Dee , Nick Moran , Jools Holland and fellow footballers Ian Wright and Jamie Redknapp to the title, hardman Vinnie picked up his award at a glitzy ceremony in the London Docklands, proffering some fashion advice of his own. "You can still look sharp in jeans and a Fred Perry," he assured. The footballer-turned-actor held his award high, announcing that he had already saved a space on his mantlepiece at home for it, among all his other awards. Jodie's sister Jemma, meanwhile, who was chosen from a high glamour list including Lady Victoria Hervey , Cat Deeley , Natalie Umbruglia , Tamzin Outhwaite , and Hollyoaks actress Joanna Taylor , accepted her award looking ultra-stylish in a white trousersuit, admitting that she was overwhelmed and surprised to win.
The Week's Best Dressed
By Naomi Pike
Daily Style Directory


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Wales, Scotland, N. Ireland devolved urgent meeting with Kwarteng as Tories plan to cut spending
UK's Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng
The devolved governments of the UK want an urgent meeting with Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng to discuss immediate action to reverse the damaging effects of the mini-budget.
In a joint letter, the finance ministers of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are warning that the government's spending plans are a "huge gamble" that will mean another decade of austerity.
It comes as one of Liz Truss's closest political allies doubled down on the government's economic policy, with warnings that major cuts in public spending are to come.
Levelling Up Secretary Simon Clarke, who is among the prime minister's inner circle, told The Times that the British people need to expect significant cuts in public spending, because for too long the West has been living in a "fool's paradise".
Following on from Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng's tax-cutting mini-budget, he said the government needs to make sure the "extremely large" state is in "full alignment with a lower tax economy".
It has led to fears another period of austerity is just around the corner, with the hardest hit likely to be those reliant on welfare.
In their letter to Mr Kwarteng, Welsh Finance Minister Rebecca Evans joined finance ministers from Scotland and Northern Ireland in highlighting the profound impact of "the largest set of unfunded tax cuts for the rich in over 50 years" stating it was "a huge gamble on public finances and the health of our economy"
They warned against being condemned to another decade of austerity and expressed deep concern over reports that UK government departments would be asked to make spending cuts to balance the budget, which may have profound consequences for devolved budget settlements already eroded by inflation.
But Mr Clarke told The Times: "Western Europe is just living in a fool's paradise whereby we can be ever less productive relative to our peers, and yet still enjoy a very large welfare state and persist in thinking that the two are somehow compatible over the medium to long term.
"They're not. We need to address that... if we want those strong public services then we are going to have to pay for them.
"It is important that we look at a state which is extremely large, and look at how we can make sure that it is in full alignment with a lower tax economy."
It comes on the eve of the Conservative Party conference and the chancellor defending his mini-budget by saying the government "had no other choice" than to do "something different" to spark the economy.
The mini-budget resulted in a tumultuous week which saw the pound fall to an all-time low against the dollar and the Bank of England being forced to spend billions to prevent a collapse of the pensions industry.
'What the Thatcher government was doing in the 1980s'
Mr Clarke admitted it had been an "uncomfortable week" and defended Ms Truss, but said she would not be deflected from policies they predicted would be unpopular, and suggested her task was analogous to that faced by Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s.
"If I was to describe one word for Liz... it is purposeful," he said. "She knew - and this was certainly something we discussed during the summer - that this would not be a comfortable process.
"[She knew] particularly early on, there would be real potential unpopularity to be courted in seeking to say things and do things which weren't going to be easy or quick wins. Frankly, she is doing what she believes is right.
"In some ways, there is an analogy with the 1980s and what the Thatcher government was seeking to do in terms of a reset moment where you fundamentally revisit how not just the previous government but multiple governments."
'We intend to be extremely rigorous'
Wales Secretary Sir Robert Buckland told Sky News that, while the government would work within its existing three-year spending review package, families could expect to find out what ministers are planning in the next few weeks.
Mr Buckland said he hopes the government's upcoming announcements will be seen by the market as displaying "fiscal discipline".
He appeared to confirm what Mr Clarke was suggesting when he said: "We intend to be extremely rigorous when it comes to bearing down on public expenditure.
"That will be developed in the weeks ahead. We've got a whole range of announcements coming out on not just spending, but supply-side reforms.
Source: news.sky.com
Akufo-Addo's popularity has waned drastically – Amoako Baah
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Unpaid NaBCo trainees petition special prosecutor over arrears
Let's discuss party problems internally – COKA to NPP
Assemblies of God Ghana executives meet Veep
Judiciary no longer commands respect, confidence like it used to, thanks to Akufo-Addo gov't – Mahama tells int'l community
Ghana Post proposes commemorative stamps in Otumfuo's honour


Does Your Business Need an Electrician?
All businesses need the same services and utilities to survive and thrive – plumbing and plumbers, electricity and electricians, builders and so on. You may well have these services to hand in cases of emergency, especially if you live in a big city, but it does no harm to pre-empt problems, especially of the electrical variety. If you can step in to avoid a problem, you'll have less downtime and more productivity.
If your building is a few decades old, your wiring and electrics may need an overhaul. Look out for damp areas, especially in kitchens and bathrooms, or other areas of dilapidation or poor repair. If the walls are damp, what's the wiring like? Get in an electrician to find out and do the necessary work to keep things safe.
This may mean there's some loose wiring or a frequent overload problem, so have your electrician look over the entire system to find the source of the problem.
You're expanding (yay!) so you've bought new appliances, or you've updated a lot of your equipment. This could mean, especially if you're in an older building, that you need new outlets, sockets and wiring.
If you're remodelling, then it's a good time to get in an electrician to review your wiring, as well as to make any changes to its arrangement. You may be making structural changes to the space as well, so it's doubly important to make sure everything's safe.
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Raphael Samuel is the Anglican Bishop of Bolivia. He is the first Asian bishop in the Spanish speaking world.

Samuel was born in Singapore on 16 January 1957. He joined the Republic of Singapore Navy in 1974. In 1980 he left to study at Trinity Theological College.  In 1993 he went to Bolivia as a missionary.

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21st-century Anglican bishops in South America
Living people
Anglican bishops of Bolivia
Singaporean Christian clergy
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Located in the Ingham County Sheriff's Office, the DVSU assists women in documenting abuse.
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As Oakland County's only comprehensive program for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, HAVEN provides shelter, counseling, advocacy and educational programming to nearly 20,000 people each year.
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Q: How to send data to server in tab base forms Hi I have Designed tabs in bootstrap with two set of form fields, the first set of form fields is person data form fields in one div the second set form fields is Address data form fields in another div
How to avoid filling second set of form fields without filling first set of form fields meant in first tab if user clicks on next button it should validate using bootstrap validation
Fiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/Lpo89f88/1/

Person Data

Address Data

                                PersonFirstName <input type="text" class="form-control"
                                    name="PersonFirstName">

                                PersonLastName <input type="text" class="form-control"
                                    name="PersonLastName">

                            <button type="submit" class="btn btn-default">Next</button>

                                Address 1 <input type="text" class="form-control" name="addr1">

                                Address 2 <input type="text" class="form-control" name="addr2">

                            <button type="submit" class="btn btn-default">Submit</button>

A: Not so complete validation, here is the snippet to validate first tab before entering new tab. Code is documented with comments. Hope this helps.

var form = document.forms[0]; //reading the form from dom
function isFirstFormValid(){
  return form.PersonFirstName.value !== "" && form.PersonLastName.value !== "";
  //you can write more validation rules here
}
$("#next-submit").click(function(e) {
  e.preventDefault();
  if (isFirstFormValid()) {
    $('a[href="#profile"]').tab('show'); //if first form is valid
  }else{
    alert("All fields required..!"); //give your own message
  }
});

//In the same way check for last submit button which submits form if everything okay. I.e isSecondFormValid()

$("form").submit(function(e) {
  if(isFirstFormValid()){ //also check for second form
  console.log("ready to submit");
  }else{
    alert("Validation Failed");
  }
  e.preventDefault();
});
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}

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}

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  width: 100%;
  left: 0px;
  bottom: -1px;
  transition: all 250ms ease 0s;
  transform: scale(0);
}

.nav-tabs>li.active>a::after,
.nav-tabs>li:hover>a::after {
  transform: scale(1);
}

.tab-nav>li>a::after {
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  color: #fff;
}

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.card {
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  box-shadow: 0px 1px 3px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.3);
  margin-bottom: 30px;
}

body {
  background: #EDECEC;
  padding: 50px
}

<link href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.7/css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet" />

  <form name="myForm">

Person Data

Address Data

                PersonFirstName <input type="text" required class="form-control" name="PersonFirstName">

                PersonLastName <input type="text" required class="form-control" name="PersonLastName">

              <button id="next-submit" type="submit" class="btn btn-default">Next</button>

                Address 1 <input required type="text" class="form-control" name="addr1">

                Address 2 <input required type="text" class="form-control" name="addr2">

              <button type="submit" id="next-submit" class="btn btn-default">Submit</button>

  </form>

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Q: Preferred Order of NVRAM/PRAM, SMC, and OS resets Is there a preferred order in which I should reset the NVRAM/PRAM, SMC, and OS on my MBP?
If so, what is this order (and why)?

Edit: I intend to do all of them to completely reset my computer. No need to explain what each does, I know what they do.

A: Yes, don't do any of these until you have a very specific reason to do each. They handle entirely different functions so cycling through each of them would be equivalent to not even refining what you want to handle.
Take a medical analogy:

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*bandages are for cuts

*anti-inflammatory is for swelling

*anti-pyretic is for fever

*rest and liquids are for colds

*antiboitics are for infections

Prescribing the wrong treatment just wastes time and can cause further injury if you're not treating the actual problem at hand.


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Q: ReactJS's setState confusion with select drop down I'm getting a mis-ordered response in React's setState with a select drop down I'm using. It's giving me the value of the previously selected option. When I first select something it comes out as blank, but the second select will give me the one I chose before.
So, first pick: "Green" results to empty
Second pick: "Red" will give me 'gre' as result
I know I'm missing something, perhaps I'm not binding it correctly?
class Main extends React.Component {
    constructor(props) {
       super(props);
       this.state = {
          typeValue: ''
        }
     this.changeHandler = this.changeHandler;
     this.expressValue = this.expressValue.bind(this);
    }

    expressValue(e) {
       this.setState({
           typeValue : e.target.value
       });
       console.log('this type val state is: ' + this.state.typeValue);
    }

    render() {
         return (

                <TypeSelect changeHandler={this.expressValue} />

         )
    }
};

class TypeSelect extends React.Component {
   constructor(props) {
      super(props);
   }

   render() {
        let options = {
           'default': 'Choose a category',
           'red': 'Red',
           'blu': 'Blue',
           'gre': 'Green',
         }
       return (
            <select name="name_type" id="name_type" onChange={this.props.changeHandler}>
            {
                  Object.keys(options).map(function(key){
                   return (
                       <option key={key} value={key}>{options[key]}</option>
                     )
                 })
               }
           </select>
     )
   }
};

A: this.setState() changes the state asyncronously. It means, the value will be really changed with a bit delay. Usually it's not a problem, when you are relaying on state after compomemnt update. But there you are trying to take a new value immediately. This won't work, as at this time you still don't have this value in the state. In your particular case there are two ways.
First way. Use your origin value instead of state value in expressValue function:
expressValue(e) {
   this.setState({
       typeValue : e.target.value
   });
   console.log('this type val state is: ' + e.target.value);
}

Second way. Show the message after the compoment was updated, for example, in render method, wich is calling every time the state was changes.
render() {
     console.log('this type val state is: ' + this.state.typeValue );
     return (

            <TypeSelect changeHandler={this.expressValue} />

     )
}

A: Roman's got it right, but I also wanted to point something else out:
this.changeHandler is not defined in your Main react component. And even if it was, you didn't bind it to (this).
In your constructor, change the line:
this.changeHandler = this.changeHandler;

to:
this.changeHandler = this.changeHandler.bind(this);

and then you would define a function by that name as you did expressValue().


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Лицевите опори () са често срещано физическо упражнение извършващо се в хоризонтално положение, чрез повдигане и спускане на тялото с помощта на ръцете. Упражнението е насочено основно към натоварване мускулите на гръдния кош, ръцете и раменния пояс, но се поддържа от редица други мускулни групи.

Лицевите опори са основно упражнение, използвано при обучение в атлетиката, физическото възпитание и при военната физическа подготовка. Те също са често срещана форма на наказание използвана в армията, училищния спорт и някои бойни изкуства.

Етимология
Английският термин за "лицеви опори", пуш-ъпс (push-ups), в Америка е използван за първи път между 1905 г. и 1910 г., докато първите записи в британската преса са между 1945 г. и 1950 г.

Техника на изпълнение
За изпълнение на лицеви опори е необходимо да се легне на пода с лице към земята, ръцете са изпънати напред, леко пред раменете, пръстите са разперени и сочат напред. Петите са събрани, тялото е изпънато, а главата е леко изправена напред.

Упражнението се извършва на две части – спускане надолу и избутване нагоре. При спускане лактите се огъват, докато горната част на ръцете стане успоредна на пода. Следва избутане нагоре, чрез бавно изпъване на ръцете в лактите и връщане в изходна позиция. Всичко това се счита за една лицева опора.

Чрез промяна на позицията на тялото може да се концентрира натоварването върху определени мускули.

Участващи мускули
Основните мускули, които участват при това упражнение са тези на гърдите и трицепсите, но при изпълнението се натоварват почти всички останали мускули – от рамената до пръстите на краката. Упражнението натоварва главно големия гръден мускул, коремните мускули, трицепса, предната част на делтовидния мускул, предния зъбчат мускул и клюно-мишничният мускул.

Разновидности

Освен стандартните лицеви опори съществуват много други варианти на изпълнение, в т.ч. лицеви опори на колена, с широко разтворени или тясно разположени ръце, с една ръка, с повдигнати крака, с отскачане, с отскок и завъртане на 360 градуса, от планч и т.н. При повечето разновидности човек би следвало да повдига около 65% от собственото си тегло.

Световният рекорд за лицеви опори върху свити юмруци принадлежи на пакистанеца Саед Мохамед и възлиза на 2175 повторения, направени за един час.

D и (Dand)

D и, известен още като индуски бутон, е разновидност, която динамично работи ядрото на телата.

Източници

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Companies that are on board with cloud, big data, social and mobile trends seek IT pros with third platform skills, but those IT job skills are rare.
platform, but people with deep knowledge of emerging technologies are hard to find.
Globally, one-third of employers say it's hard to find IT talent, said Cushing Anderson, program vice president for project-based services at IDC in Framingham, Mass., during the firm's recent webinar, IT Staffing for the Third Platform: Challenges and Opportunities.
"Third-platform opportunities represent all the IT job growth going forward," he said. "This is what IT managers hire for. This is what every IT graduate is moving into."
Dice.com, a recruiting and career development website for technology and engineering professionals in the United States, sees a growing demand for third platform-related jobs. Overall, job postings on Dice are flat, but jobs focusing on new technologies are up, said Rachel Ceccarelli, a spokesperson for Dice Holdings Inc. based in New York.
Big data jobs are up 143% from July 1, 2012 to July 2, 2013 and Apache Hadoop jobs, one of the key skillsets within big data, are up 85% in that same period, she added. These are the two fastest growing skills on Dice.
People who understand how to build, implement and manage Hadoop, an open-source software framework that provides big data, are very rare, however, said Marianne Kolding, vice president of European services for IDC, who also presented during the webinar.
In addition, cloud-related job postings are up 32% in the same period.
Third-platform opportunities represent all the IT job growth going forward.
Indeed, a new level of IT skills are needed for building or optimizing cloud environments, Kolding said, though it is too early in the cloud era to determine its impact on the IT job market.
With public and private cloud comes automation, which requires fewer technical skills and resources. However, IT organizations will need IT workers with the skills to design, build and optimize clouds.
"Generally, the amount of resources for private cloud far exceeds the skills for public cloud," Kolding said. "We estimate that about 85% of professional services of spending in user organizations on cloud is used on private cloud and companies would need the skills to migrate systems over to cloud."
It's difficult to say whether cloud will increase or decrease jobs, Kolding said. "Over time, we'll see demand for more traditional technologies and operational support declining."
Companies are also evaluating enterprise social networks and need IT pros that are familiar with social platforms. With the mobility trend there's a growing need for IT pros with mobile application and development skills.
Mobile IT jobs for the iPhone increased 10% from July 2012 to July 2013 and from July 2011 to July 2012, iPhone jobs almost doubled, according to Dice.com. Android jobs also saw a 10% increase from July 2012 to July 2013. From July 2011 to July 2012, Android jobs increased from 1,417 to 2,131.
Mobile application jobs increased slightly at 5% from July 2012 to July 2013. Those increased a bit more from 1,075 to 1,507 during the period of July 2011 to July 2012.
Whether formal certifications for emerging technologies matter to employers or not depends on the company.
"[They] don't have to be certified, but have to know what they're doing," said Scot Melland, CEO of Dice Holdings Inc. based in New York City. "They must be willing to learn as the technology is rapidly changing."
A February 2012 Dice Report found that not all certifications are created equal.
"It's up to the tech professional to decide if it's worth the investment," Ceccarelli said. "But, for contractors, certifications carry more weight, specifically because they add merit or help them gain another project with a new company."
Forty-percent of tech consultants said obtaining a certification helped them land a new gig, which is about 10% higher than their colleagues working in traditional roles, she said quoting the report.
Certifications can be helpful though in two respects, said Melland. One is if someone's a tech professional who's trying to update his or her skillset. Another is if someone works for a company whose getting into a new technology and he or she wants to show that they have the skills.
"If you demonstrate you've worked and applied those skills than that's the most valuable asset for an employee," Melland said.
Learning third platform technologies isn't hard and can be pretty cost-effective too, said Melland.
"If you live in a major tech center such as the Boston or Seattle areas, it's likely that a community college might have programs on these big technologies," Melland added.
Do you plan to acquire "third platform" IT skills? Which ones?


[gentoo-user] atheros wifi for gentoo..
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I would love to hear from someone who managed a gentoo install on a 4G SSHD with the onboard Atheros wifi chipset;also the ethernet would be nice, it uses the L1e Gigabit chip, another Atheros product.


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Huawei partnering with Cricket Wireless might not sound like a team bringing earthshattering news, but for the budget-savvy consumer they just did – the Huawei M886 Glory is an Android handset running on a 1.4GHz Qualcomm MSM8655T chip all for the unmatched price tag of $299off contract. Did we mention the 4-inch screen with cream of the crop resolution of 480x854 pixels, adornished with an 8-megapixel auto-focus camera with flash and the promise for swift update to the upcoming Android Ice Cream Sandwich? Currently, the Huawei Glory runs Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread.
It's not only saving a buck as previously with Huawei, mostly known for the Ascend stateside, but now you get the respective performance as well. The Huawei Glory cracked the benchmarks scoring 60fps in the Neocore graphical test, but while its processor stretches a muscle, outside it looks humble with a plastic body. PCMag, who first got a hold of the device, reports that the material feels like "quality plastic," with an interesting twist as the first white layer is used as base, then covered with a transparent one contributing to a 3D-like effect. At 0.38" (9.7mm) of thickness, the device is not the slimmest one out there, but not excessively thick either.
The phone is reported to be "very, very fast," but that doesn't mean that you'd have to worry about battery life as Huawei has included a capable 1900mAh juicer. The Chinese company has done some slight improvements over the vanilla Gingerbread adding a cube-like 3D transitions in the home screen along with a custom music player, but the interface overlay isn't too heavy. The pictures below are of a pre-production unit, so there might be slight changes in the final one. Already excited? This is expected to hit shelves in late-2011, so you'll need to wait for a while, but in the meantime feel free to share your thoughts about Cricket's Huawei Glory in the comments below.
Not bad at all.. Finally Cricket gets something to be proud of.
ya but can u say chinese iphone 3gs copy any better!
It look`s like iPhone 3GS or I am wrong ?:-?
yup, this is very true!
Looks like a Samsung Fascinate. If this were coming out RIGHT NOW, I would get it. But in Late 2011 the next Nexus will be out and the Samsung Galaxy S II will be on all carriers meaning this phone came out too late. I would drop my Droid Charge like a bad habit and get this phone right now if it were out today. Good luck Huawei.
Looks like a Fascinate.... LAWSUIT!!!
At least Huawei started of a high end device with a light UI. Good for them.
I know Verizon phones can be flashed over to work on Cricket's network but does that work in reverse as well? Could I buy this and then have it activated on Verizon? Would there be any side-effects of doing that?
Have you see the Ascend II? It is also running gingerbread. and available now.
i can't wait until this phone comes out.
Cricket's service works the best where I live (Central San Diego/Old Town area), and I'm really looking forward to trying out this phone! I have an Ascend 2 now, and it's ok, but I really want a faster processor, video light/flash, better camera w/autofocus so I can scan barcodes, etc..
I am looking forward to trying this phone out also. I have a Zio, but Im really looking for a better camera and processor. Cricket is actually expanding and getting better. This is probably how Verizon, US Cellular etc. started out. Over time they got better coverage. Soon Cricket Will be expanding and probably over ride Verizon. Compared to other cell phone companies I am saving over $200 just by switching over and no contract!


As part of my education to become a minister for non-religious people, I'll work in a hospital as a chaplain for three months. It's the part of my training I'm both most excited and nervous about. Chaplains can be called into all sorts of situations – an unexpected diagnosis, a new birth, serious injury and, all too frequently, death. They're often the only ones in a hospital who can provide the loving presence and careful attention that medical staff are too overworked to provide.
Death isn't something we usually want to spend much time thinking about, but it's the one thing we can be sure of. Wayne Muller in his book How, Then, Shall We Live suggests the practice of saying to ourselves 'I could die today' each day, together with some mundane act. I've been trying it before I get out of bed, which has been surprisingly less macabre than you might expect! Knowing that we will die focuses the mind, clarifies our intentions, and gives us fresh eyes with which to appreciate the world and the ones we love.
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LG TO ACCELERATE B2B INNOVATION WITH MICROSOFT
ByDavid Almström	 2020-01-09 2021-03-07
LAS VEGAS, Jan. 9, 2020 — LG Electronics (LG) is working with Microsoft to build its automotive infotainment systems, building management systems and other business-to-business collaborations. As announced at CES 2020, LG will leverage Microsoft Azure and AI services to accelerate the digital transformation of LG's B2B business growth engines.
A year ago, LG started its collaboration with Microsoft to enhance and further grow LG's autonomous vehicle and infotainment system business. LG will expand the scope of new projects beyond the automotive sector and further into the commercial space.
LG plans to enhance its management systems to enable its Building Energy Control (BECON) system to manage and control HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) systems more efficiently using Azure. While extending its BECON system around the world with Microsoft's support, the company will develop the next version of BECON with Azure data and hybrid cloud + AI services.
The integration with Azure will further enhance LG's in-vehicle infotainment solution. This builds on the powerful combination of LG's webOS Auto and the Microsoft Connected Vehicle Platform for the next generation of connected vehicles. For the next version of webOS Auto, LG will provide various additional HMI (human machine interface) experiences, especially in the in-vehicle entertainment and work efficiency areas.
LG's infotainment systems will integrate virtual personal assistant technologies from LG with the Microsoft virtual assistant solution accelerator and automakers' own personal assistants to enhance their brand experiences and provide various connected services to end users. This innovative HMI software platform is designed to advance the monetization of new digital services.
"Microsoft brings complementary technologies and synergy to advance LG's B2B solutions," said Dr. Lee Sang-yong, senior vice president and head of Automotive & Business Solutions Center at LG Electronics. "Our work with Microsoft will help drive competitiveness and the digital transformation for LG's B2B areas, which represent the growth engine for the future."
"Microsoft empowers mobility companies to digitally transform and identify new business opportunities," said Sanjay Ravi, general manager of Automotive Industry at Microsoft Corp. "LG is fostering innovation and providing their customers with new value-added services by building its own digital capabilities and data-driven culture."
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