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America's Hundred Thousand: U.S. Production Fighters of World War II
America's Hundred Thousand covers in detail the eleven U.S. fighter aircraft types produced just before and during World War II - with a combined production total of just over 100,000 aircraft. Covered are the Army Lockheed P-38 Lightning, P-39 Airacobra, Curtiss P-40 Tomahawk/Kittyhawk/Warhawk, P-47 Thunderbolt, North American P-51 Mustang, Northrop P-61 Black Widow, and the Navy F2A - Buffalo, F4F - Wildcat, F4U - Corsair, and F6F - Hellcat fighters. The text is supplemented by more than 650 photographs, and 200 tables and graphs. Fighter production figures are also included. After an introduction of each type, a heavily illustrated overview of earlier inter-war production from 1920-on, along with a discussion and illustration of wartime experimental types, is provided. A lengthy section considering several technical factors affecting fighter performance follows. These include engine models, supercharger types, propellers, aerodynamic thrust, lift and drag, aircraft weight, balance, stability and control, and armament. America's Hundred Thousand also provides details of each U.S. World War II production fighter in terms of models and changes, numbers produced, and major engine and aircraft performance aspects - in tabular and graphical form - details of weights, discussion of handling qualities and general comments, along with detailed descriptions containing many illustrations of aircraft structures and systems showing the technology of that time. In addition a comprehensive week-to-week and month-to-month chronology of development and wartime combat operational life for each fighter is provided, including many photos. This study concludes with comparisons of the eleven types in terms of program milestones, aircraft drag, power available at various altitudes, speed, climb, rolling and turning, acceleration, and diving performance, as well as general evaluations by World War II pilots.
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With the Omnium, individual pursuit and points race still to go, the new Junior UCI World Champion will delay celebrations of her first title.
Second place in the Women's Scratch went to Poland's Marta Jaskulska, while Germany's Katharina Hechler finished third.
Germany, the reigning UCI Champions in the Women's Team Sprint, did not succumb to the pressure and again took the title. Fielding the same two riders as last year– Lea Sophie Friedrich and Emma Gotz – the Germans were fastest qualifiers.
Germany's third team member Alessa-Catriona Propster replaced Gotz in the evening racing and together with Friedrich won the Final against China (Min Lei an Jiafang Hu).
Poland got the better of New Zealand in the race for bronze.
The final of the three-man sprint competition saw France (Florian Grengbo, Vincent Yon and Titouan Renvoise) beat last year's bronze medallists Poland as the French supporters exploded with joy in the Grandstands.
Although fastest qualifiers in the morning session, defending UCI World Champions Russia encountered problems in the first round of racing, where they were beaten by India. They found themselves in the ride-off for third place against Malaysia, but won comfortably to claim the bronze medal.
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HOW I CAME TO WRITE BREATHING ROOM
"Do you really know how to cook," Isabel asked, "or are you faking it?"
"I'm Italian," Ren replied. "Of course I know how to cook."
"You're only half Italian," she pointed out. "The rest of you is a rich movie star who grew up in the States surrounded by servants."
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Dr. Isabel Favor, author of Four Cornerstones for a Favorable Life, has sacrificed everything to build her self-help empire. Then, in a matter of weeks, it all comes crashing down. She loses her money to an unscrupulous accountant, her fiancé to a frumpy older woman, and her reputation to headlines denouncing her as a fraud. America's diva of self-help soon discovers she can fix everyone's life but her own. Broke, heartsick, and soul-weary, she heads for Italy in search of a little breathing room.
Lorenzo Gage makes his living killing people… on the silver screen, that is. He's viciously handsome and sublimely talented. But as he begins his vacation in Italy, he's also vaguely dissatisfied. Being a villain with a face to die for has its rewards, but he hates the feeling that everything he's neglected in life is catching up with him. Then he spots Isabel sipping a glass of wine in a sidewalk café. A good guy wouldn't think of seducing such a tidy-looking woman… but he'd never seen the fun in playing the hero.
It doesn't take long for Isabel to realize she's escaped one kind of chaos only to be plunged into another. Even the shelter of a simple stone farmhouse nestled in a Tuscan olive grove can't provide her with the refuge she needs—not when the townspeople are scheming to drive her away, and her plan to restore her reputation has come up empty. And especially not when the man who deceived her refuses to leave her in peace.
Breathing Room is a book for any woman who's dreamed of wandering through a vineyard, of lazing under the Tuscan sky, or of reforming a deliciously wicked man. This is a story of hope and renewal, of love and redemption when it's needed the most. Sometimes it takes a special place… a special love… a little breathing room… for life to deliver all its glorious promise.
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Q: PowerShell dependency management Scenario
My PowerShell folder contains a library of utility scripts. I have it shared and version controlled with GitHub between my work and home computers. At work I now have a number of projects where I want to take advantage of my script library.
Problem
When I update the a utility script, I don't want to copy it manually to all the work projects where it is used.
Possible solutions

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*(Simple)
Write a PowerShell function to copy my whole script library to a 'Dependencies\Scripts' directory under the working directory for each script project. As my script library grows, it may become difficult for others to find the library scripts that are relevant to the script project.

*(Overcomplicated?)
Use some kind of 'requires' function in each work project script file that requires one of library scripts. When a library script is updated a tool can then decide which work projects require that library script and copy the latest version to the work project. If a script is run without the appropriate dependency it will throw an error that reminding the user how to get the latest version from the library.
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*Has anyone solved this problem before?

*Are there existing dependency management tools for PowerShell that will do 2?

A: Have you considered NuGet? It supports package dependencies, updates, and private repositories.
See also: Use Nuget to Share PowerShell Modules in your Enterprise

A: I created a solution for you that I think will fit your situation. I created it based off of the song playlist methodology. I created an xml document where you would list each of your scripts individually and in another node in the same document you list the scripts you want to copy for each project. I have created a working example of this below. Though it is not elegant when it comes to managing a few hundred script files or alot of projects but it gets the job done.
PS1 Script
[xml]$XML = gc "C:\XMLFile1.xml"
$Scripts = $XML.Root.Scripts.Script
$Projects = $XML.Root.Projects.Project
foreach($Project in $Projects){
    $ProjectLocation = $Project.CopyPath
    $ProjectScripts = $Project.Script
    foreach($Script in $ProjectScripts){
        $ScriptPath = ($Scripts|?{$_.ID -eq $Script.ID}|Select Path).Path
        Copy-Item -Path $ScriptPath -Destination $ProjectLocation
    }
}

XMLFile
<Root>
  <Scripts>
    <Script ID="1" Path="C:\1.PS1"></Script>
    <Script ID="2" Path="C:\2.PS1"></Script>
    <Script ID="3" Path="C:\3.PSM1"></Script>
  </Scripts>
  <Projects>
    <Project Name="Project1" CopyPath="\\Server\Share\Project1">
      <Scripts ID="1"/>
    </Project>
    <Project Name="Project2" CopyPath="C:\Projects\Project2">
      <Scripts ID="1"/>
      <Scripts ID="3"/>
    </Project>
  </Projects>
</Root>

A: A simple solution would be to use something like DropBox. You can see how I use it for my PowerShell Scripts here: http://www.ravichaganti.com/blog/?p=1963
You can get a DropBox account with 2GB of free space http://db.tt/1DID1mR. 2GB, in my opinion, is more than enough for simple scripts. There are also other choices in the market. However, I recommend DropBox. The free account supports restoring 30 days old file versions.

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The transmission filter in your vehicle is designed to catch small metallic particles and keep them from going into the transmission. This filter is made out of metal and needs to be disassembled in order to fully clean out all the trapped particles. Normally, a transmission filter is replaced, not cleaned. But if you have an older model car that is discontinued, you may be unable to locate a replacement filter or if you do locate one, it may be expensive.
Disassemble the filter, noting how it is put together so you can reassemble it in the correct order. Use a bench grinder to cut the crimps that hold the clamshell-like transmission filter together. Hold the bench grinder perpendicular to the filter and run it along its perimeter to separate the seam.
Drill through the mounting hole crimps with a drill bit to separate the two halves.
Hold the filter pieces over a pan and spray them with disc brake cleaner to clean them. The dirt and particles will drip off into the pan. Anything that is still stuck to the filter pieces can be dislodged with a toothbrush. Be careful not to damage the brass parts with the toothbrush.
File the rough outer edges of the filter pieces.
Reassemble the pieces together in the correct order and put new crimping metal in place with crimpers.
Some people prefer to remove the transmission filter altogether for better transmission performance, but this is debatable. If you do remove it, put a magnet in its place to catch some of the particles.


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package net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol.mock;

import net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol.*;
import net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol.event.*;
import net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol.media.*;

import java.text.*;
import java.util.*;

/**
 *
 * @author Pawel Domas
 */
public class MockBasicTeleOpSet
    extends AbstractOperationSetBasicTelephony<MockProtocolProvider>
{
    private final MockProtocolProvider protocolProvider;

    private List<MockCall> activeCalls = new ArrayList<MockCall>();

    public MockBasicTeleOpSet(MockProtocolProvider protocolProvider)
    {
        this.protocolProvider = protocolProvider;
    }

    @Override
    public synchronized Call createCall(String uri, CallConference conference)
        throws OperationFailedException, ParseException
    {
        MockCall outgoingCall = new MockCall(this);

        MockCallPeer peer = new MockCallPeer(uri, outgoingCall);

        outgoingCall.addCallPeer(peer);

        activeCalls.add(outgoingCall);

        fireCallEvent(CallEvent.CALL_INITIATED, outgoingCall);

        return outgoingCall;
    }

    @Override
    public void answerCallPeer(CallPeer peer)
        throws OperationFailedException
    {

        ((MockCallPeer) peer).setState(CallPeerState.CONNECTED);

        ((MockCall) peer.getCall()).setCallState(CallState.CALL_IN_PROGRESS);
    }

    @Override
    public void putOnHold(CallPeer peer)
        throws OperationFailedException
    {
        ((MockCallPeer) peer).putOnHold();
    }

    @Override
    public void putOffHold(CallPeer peer)
        throws OperationFailedException
    {
        ((MockCallPeer) peer).putOffHold();
    }

    @Override
    public void hangupCallPeer(CallPeer peer)
        throws OperationFailedException
    {
        ((MockCall)peer.getCall()).hangup();
    }

    @Override
    public void hangupCallPeer(CallPeer peer, int reasonCode, String reason)
        throws OperationFailedException
    {
        hangupCallPeer(peer);
    }

    @Override
    public synchronized Iterator<? extends Call> getActiveCalls()
    {
        return activeCalls.iterator();
    }

    @Override
    public MockProtocolProvider getProtocolProvider()
    {
        return protocolProvider;
    }

    public synchronized MockCall createIncomingCall(String calee)
    {
        MockCall incomingCall = new MockCall(this);

        MockCallPeer peer = new MockCallPeer(calee, incomingCall);

        incomingCall.addCallPeer(peer);

        activeCalls.add(incomingCall);

        fireCallEvent(CallEvent.CALL_RECEIVED, incomingCall);

        return incomingCall;
    }

    public MockCall mockIncomingGatewayCall(String uri, final String roomName)
    {
        final MockCall call = createIncomingCall(uri);

        // Gateway incoming call looks at the beginning like normal call,
        // but then "join jitsi meet room" event is fired.
        // It happens after CALL_RECEIVED event(done in createIncomingCall).

        if (!CallState.CALL_ENDED.equals(call.getCallState()))
        {
            getProtocolProvider()
                .getJitsiMeetTools()
                .notifyJoinJitsiMeetRoom(call, roomName);
        }

        return call;
    }
}


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Q: Razor void function I have Razor function which outputs some data and as result does not return anything (that's a long story why it is done this way):
@functions
{
  public static void SampleHelperMethod()
  {
    //...
  }
}

How can I call it in view now? I tried @MyFunctions.SampleHelperMethod() but it doesn't work for void functions.

A: Declaration
@functions
{
    public static void TestFunction()
    {

    }
}

Use in View
@{ TestFunction(); }

Because this is a function that does not return anything, you need to wrap it in the braces like you would and if/for statement.  However, like Erik said, it is really unclear why this logic would be declared in the view...you may consider creating a helpers class that your views can include.  This will allow for reuse and better separations of concerns.


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Vezi și
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Powerland Heritage Park, formerly known as Antique Powerland, is a collection of museums and a self-described heritage site for power equipment, such as farm machinery, commercial trucks, trains, construction equipment, and the engines which power them.  It is located in Brooks, Oregon, United States (near Salem, Oregon), and is operated by the non-profit Antique Powerland Museum Association.  It was initially established by a group of enthusiasts "dedicated to the preservation, restoration and demonstration of steam powered equipment, antique farm machinery and implements."

The museum is located on a  parcel of land just off Interstate 5 in Brooks, and has been in operation (in various forms) since the 1970s.  Originally, the site was primarily used for "threshing bees", a forerunner to the modern tractor pull, and the remainder of the site committed to farming.  With the addition of a truck museum and a railroad museum, the entire grounds were dedicated to exhibits; the current structure of Antique Powerland has been in operation since 1996.

Each summer, Antique Powerland presents the Great Oregon Steam-Up, wherein many of the exhibits are fired up and displayed in an operational state.  Despite the name, many different types of power equipment are displayed, including steam-powered equipment, diesel-powered equipment, gasoline-powered equipment, and electric-powered equipment.

Antique Powerland was renamed Powerland Heritage Park in spring 2017.

Exhibits and member museums

Antique Powerland is structured as a collection of museums, some indoor and some outdoor, each operating together on the Antique Powerland site.  The various museums focus on different types of equipment, and have different exhibits on display.  Many of the exhibits are interactive; there are several operating trains on the property which visitors can ride.

Member museums, along with the equipment exhibited, include:

 Western Steam Friends Association.  A steam heritage group, which exhibits and operates various types of steam-powered equipment, including tractors, a rail-mounted steam crane, and an operating wood-fired, steam-powered sawmill, which is used to mill lumber for exhibit construction.
 Branch 15 - Early Day Gas Engines & Tractors Association.  An organization which exhibits small engines, tractors, and related farm implements. Operates a museum housing machinery from the Wolf Iron Warks dragsaw factory.
 Antique Implement Society.  Displays large operating oil and gas engines.
 Willow Creek Railroad.  Operates a large-scale model railroad on the site, with over  of trackage, which visitors can ride (two riders per train car).  Includes both gasoline and steam-powered engines.
 Oregon Two Cylinder Club.  An association of John Deere enthusiasts; exhibits John Deere Tractors and implements, and operates a  wheat field on the premises.

 Northwest Blacksmith Association.  Operates Powerland's machine shop and blacksmith shop.

 Brooks Historical Society.  Maintains and operates the historic Brooks railroad depot, now relocated to the grounds of Powerland.

 Pacific Northwest Truck Museum.  An organization which preserves trucking history and vintage trucks, emphasizing trucking in the Pacific Northwest.  Operates a  indoor museum, with 75 restored trucks on display, divided into two buildings—one containing small trucks such as pickups and delivery vans, the other containing semi-trailers and tractors.

 Oregon Electric Railway Historical Society.  A society dedicated to preserving the regional heritage of electric rail transportation.  The society operates the Oregon Electric Railway Museum at Powerland, and operates a vintage electric trolley which circles the perimeter of the site.

 Oregon Fire Service Museum, Memorial, and Learning Center.  Established in 1993 to preserve the heritage of firefighting in Oregon.  Maintains a collection of antique fire engines of various vintage.
 Oregon Tractor Pullers, Inc.  Operates tractor pulls involving vintage tractors at the site.
 Antique Caterpillar Machinery Museum.  Exhibits equipment manufactured by Caterpillar Inc.
 Willamette Valley Model Railroad Museum.  A museum dedicated to model railroading.

 Northwest Vintage Car & Motorcycle Museum.  A museum dedicated to the heritage of the automobile and motorcycle.  Among the exhibits is a replica of a 1930s Texaco service station.

Great Oregon Steam-Up

The signature event at Antique Powerland is the Great Oregon Steam-Up, an event held each year during mid-summer when many of the exhibits, normally displayed in a non-operational state, are fired up and shown running.  The Steam-Up includes events such as a parade of vintage power equipment, sawmill demonstrations, demonstrations of using vintage equipment to harvest wheat, and numerous other exhibits.  The year 2010 marked the Steam-Up's 40th anniversary.

References

External links

 Powerland Heritage Park – official site
 Branch 15 - Website of Branch 15

Automobile museums in Oregon
Museums in Marion County, Oregon
Agriculture museums in the United States
Open-air museums in Oregon
Railroad museums in Oregon
Industry museums in Oregon
1970 establishments in Oregon


This was inspired by the original Laundry Detergent Cup Drain and modeled from scratch in Fusion 360. As is, it fits the new Tide bottle, but the model is fully parametric and therefore can be adjusted to fit other detergent brands. It uses 40% less* filament and about the same in printing time than the original.
It has added drain "lip" to prevent leaking back out.
*use Slic3r for additional reduction in filament use. Steps described in Print Settings section.
The model will print as is, with minimal support if overhang threshold set to 35 degrees or less in slic3r or 65 or more in cura. I printed mine with 15 degrees threshold. Support needs to be set to everywhere due to the position of the cap.
select the third part and change the type to "Support Blocker"


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Nine Judges Take Oath In A Day, India Is Still Far Away From Addressing The Backlog In The Number Of Judges
The recent oath ceremony has increased the number of Supreme Court judges to 33, the ratio of the population to the judges remains abysmal
by Veena Nair
In a historic moment for India, on August 31, nine judges, including three women sworn in as the Supreme Court judges. Justice AS OKA, Justice Vikram Nath, Justice JK Maheshwari, Justice Hima Kohli, Justice BV Nagarthna, Justice CT Ravikumar, Justice MM Sundresh, Justice Bela Trivedi, and Senior Advocate PS Narasimha is the newly appointed Supreme Court judges.
The latest appointment has taken the strength of Supreme Court judges to 33. The appointment can be termed as a significant step addressing the massive backlog in the number of judges required for the smooth functioning of the judiciary.
NDTV.com
According to a report, Indian courts desperately need more judges, with 1080 sanctioned posts in High Courts and around 419 posts in the Supreme Court remains vacant. According to data available till 2020, there is a pile-up of a shocking 30 million cases across the country. Apart from that, the Indian court deals with 20 million new cases annually.
On March 6, 2020, a famous statement by the Hyderabad High Court judge, Justice V V Rao, explains the gravity of the situation. He said the Indian judiciary would take as long as 320 years to clear all the pending cases in the courts across India. With most of the issues pending in the subordinate courts. However, the poor litigants in India deal with a highly slow-paced system.
The 2012 National Court Management Systems report further explains the problem. The report says that even by conservative estimates, the number of cases reaching courts will touch 15 crores requiring at least 75,000 judges in the next three decades.
The Law Commission and the Supreme Court have asserted time and again that India should have 50 judges per one million people. However, the ratio is at the abysmal 17 judges per one million people.
Sayan Ghoshal writes for the Business Standard, "The judiciary's problem, however, runs deeper. In the subordinate judiciary, appointments are made solely by the respective state governments. This is unlike the collegium system that prevails in the higher courts.
While the system involves competitive exams and promotions are based primarily on Annual Confidential Reports and seniority, many loopholes allow incompetent people to get hired and promoted. As a result, there is a severe lack of talent in the lower judiciary."
The results of the 2014 Delhi Judicial Services Exam elucidate this issue. Out of thousand applicants, only 115 qualified for the 85 posts available. The staggering fact remains that out of the 885 failed, 68 were judges in other states.
India Legal
In August 2021, The apex court accused the central government of bringing the "third pillar of democracy to a standstill" by not appointing judges.
In 2020, the then Union law minister Ravi Shankar Prasad stated the number of judges per million in India is 20.91, up from 14.7 in 2002. This is still extremely low compared to other countries like the US, which has 107, and Canada, which has 75 judges per million people.
With more than 20 lakh cases currently pending in the district courts are a decade old out of which 70 percent are criminal cases. People suffer twice because of the crime and the other dealing with the judicial system.
The UPA government tried tacking this situation in 2007 by increasing the sanctioned capacity of judges in various High Courts.
Though they increased the approved capacity, the delay in appointments of judges led to a further dip in the judges to population ratio in the country. In 2014, the Parliamentary Committee observed that over 3200 positions for judges are vacant; it further termed it a 'serious matter'.
The issue needs to be addressed by both the judiciary and the central government to change the definition of the judicial system for the masses.
Also Read : Bajrang Dal workers burn Kamasutra over complaints of Illustrations depicting Hindu deities in Vulgar positions
Veena Nair
Veena is mass media graduate, she has written for The Hindu and Newslaundry.
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Migdolus exul är en skalbaggsart som först beskrevs av Auguste Lameere 1915.  Migdolus exul ingår i släktet Migdolus och familjen långhorningar. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Which king is the only one to not have a moustache in a standard pack of cards?
In a standard deck of 52 playing cards, the only king card not to have a mustache is the king of hearts. This is because a lot of people tend to associate the heart with being the most pure organ in the body. Due to that, the heart doesn't wear disguises, which a mustache can be used as.
So, the king of hearts is clean-shaven.
However, there were rumors that the king of hearts is supposed to represent Charlemagne, whom is often depicted with a beard and mustache, so there may be no truth to this or it may have morphed.
That said, there are decks that depict all four kings with a mustache. So, overall, it really depends on who made the deck you're playing with.
King of hearts because it is te most specail card after the ace of spades.
The King of Hearts is the only king in the deck that don't have a moustache. And I really don't know why.
King of Hearts is the only King in the pack of cards which does not have a moustache.
Who is the Picksaw thingy the best Pickaxe?
Why second one is not zigzag?
Why do we report odors from games?
Which game did the person shown in the photograph is associated?
What is the meaning of Ben drowned?
Which is the longest stage of mitosis?
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Who is the most famous female gamer?
What are the most anticipated game titles of 2018?
Which were the first games to feature motion capture?
What game engine was used to program Horizon Zero Dawn?
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Which programming languages are used to program and code games?
Who was the first Brewers player to drive in 7 runs in one game?
What are the minimum specifications required for running game programming softwares?
What is the number of Pokemon Games (including spin-offs) up-to-date?


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The NAMM Show 2017 Interviews – Monarch Theatre
Mar 11, 2017 | Bands, Interviews, Monarch Theatre, THE NAMM Show 2017 | 0
Each and every year at The NAMM Show which takes place at the Anaheim Convention Center, musicians from all over the planet converge upon the wilds of Orange County to discover the latest and greatest in music gear. One of the local unsigned bands making an appearance at NAMM was Monarch Theatre, an indie/alternative rock collective whose infectious songs and wondrously energetic live show thoroughly captivate the senses. We caught up with the Monarch Theatre troupe in the press area at NAMM to find out more about this imaginative new band on the rise. Read on…
Introduce yourself and tell me what you do in Monarch Theatre.
Marc Monarch: My name is Marc. I'm the singer in the band.
Adrian Alcantar: My name is Adrian, I play rhythm guitar.
Zach Gustafson: My name is Zach, I play lead guitar.
Alex Peacock: My name is Alex, I play drums.
Shaun Thompson: My name is Shaun – I play bass.
What are your weapons of choice when you play?
Shaun: Right now, for me, it's a Fender Precision Bass. Tried and true.
Alex: If I had my choice, Truth Drums.
Zach: My choice instruments are either Duesenberg or Fender Telecaster.
Adrian: My choice right now is a Fender Duo-Sonic. The new 2016.
Marc: Right now I use a Shure Super 55. Or a Shure SM58 standard.
How close are you guys to releasing an EP or any new music?
Zach: We're going to be releasing an EP within the next two months. We're looking at around March. It's gonna be an extended EP. It's going to be 6 tracks with about three exclusives added on. So that should be released in the next two months.
Is there a working title on it?
Zach: Right now it's going between – it'll go under Little Moth, which is the first single that'll come off the EP.
Tell me about that song, any story behind that song?
Zach: It was a song that was written quite some time back through other bands with other musicians at the time. We had just slowly worked on it, slowly progressed just the direction of the song in general. And then it was put aside for a while, then when we reformatted our band adding in Adrian (rhythm guitarist) we decided to bring the song back, rewrite most of it, strip it down, write it from scratch using some basic melodies that were there in the beginning and now it came around. It's kind of a feel good, indie pop kind of feel.
Then select any other song and what inspired the lyrics?
Marc: There's a song we love to do called "Get Out." The lyrics are basically about living in a small town and not having to do anything there because there's no one there you want to hang out with – so you just want to get out to a big city and make it. Plus it's the play on the story of making it and then letting fame get to your head only for it to drive you down. It can kill you. So that's a fun little tune that we love to do. It's very punk and it's a party song, so that's what we love to do.
What can one expect from a live Monarch Theatre show?
Marc: A lot of energy. A lot of movement and we've been known to draw blood on stage, but not much. It's just a very good time. Having fun, very good time. We don't really do the whole pretty boy thing too, that's another appeal.
Shaun: It's a pretty dirty show, it's always a fun time.
The first time I saw you guys you performed "Starman" by David Bowie. What does David Bowie mean to you guys as a band?
Zach: Everyone in the band is pretty influenced by Bowie. I know for myself personally, it was one of the first inspirations I've had. I remember when I was a kid, we had to watch the old Midnight Special show and Mick Ronson was Bowie's guitarist, so I always was inspired by him. He was always my idol. And Bowie just has always been around for us, no matter if he's alive or dead.
Marc: It's pretty much the same thing for me. I've always been about the theatrical side of rock and roll with Alice Cooper, David Bowie, KISS. Bowie was just one of those artists that transcended humanity because he said, "I have this need to be something more than human," which resonated with me. That's basically what I want to do. I want to be something more than human, I want us to be something more than human. I want Monarch Theatre to be something superhuman. You don't really see that these days, you see a bunch of bands that are pretty much pretty boys that are put together by companies and they do the whole "I love you," the whole teenage thing. Teenage – they want to be what The Beatles were. We don't do that. We want to be as big as The Beatles, but we don't do the whole pretty boy thing as we said. We're very real, very down to earth and very humble. You can approach us anytime you want. We like to fall. Especially Zach, he's the one that fractured his arm recently.
Zach: It was on a cruise playing in a band, and just fell off the stage and broke my elbow. About a week later, still playing
Outside of David Bowie, if Monarch Theater could open for any band either now or from the past, who would it be?
Shaun: For me it'd be Queens Of The Stone Age. That'd be a good show.
Alex: I say Nickelback. I am being serious.
Zach: It'd be Jack White.
Adrian: Either Cage The Elephant or The Strokes.
Marc: It'd either be Alice Cooper, Arctic Monkeys, The Horrors, The 1975 – and Palaye Royale – I saw them Thursday, it was Sebastian and Emmerson. I am going to do a whole festival.
What's up next?
Marc: We're playing tomorrow here at NAMM, actually, at The Center Stage at noon. Then we're gonna focus on the EP during the month of February. We want to release that in early March. We're planning a music video shoot sometime between then and now too, and shows are to be announced. Just follow us on social media, Facebook. Instagram, @monarchtheaterband. Twitter, MTOfficial. And if they want to reach us, listen to our music, we have a Soundcloud, just type in Monarch Theatre – if you see the symbol, it's a diamond with a TM in the middle, that's it.
(Interview by Ken Morton – Photos by Jack Lue)
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Kids' Book Review: Interviews: A Very KBR Christmas!
Interviews: A Very KBR Christmas!
It's been a another boom year for brilliant children's books.
All of us here at KBR absolutely adore sharing the brightest and best with you and now, just before we temporarily trade in our pencils and pens for gingerbread and fairy lights, here are few festive reflections from our dazzling team members.
You might want to settle down with a glass of Eggnog with this one; when it comes to books and Christmas, we have quite a bit to say!
Connie: Family, Gratitude, Philanthropy, Food and Bon Bons!
Penny: Magic, joy, family, madness, pudding!
Sally: Family, food, fun, excited kids!
Sarah W: Family, generosity, reflection, children, joy.
Which children's Christmas (inspired / themed) book best epitomises your idea of Christmas?
Tania: Marguerite's Christmas by India Desjardins and Pascal Blanchet, because of the deeply subtle way it strips Christmas down to the bare bones of humanity. That, and the absolutely stunning imagery. I wept and wept over this book.
Connie: Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S Lewis - because I read it one christmas when I was a tween.
Penny: For me, What Do You Wish For, by Jane Godwin and Anna Walker, and Merry Everything, by Tania McCartney and Jess Racklyeft, both capture the warmth and magic of Christmas.
Sally: The Night Before Christmas, because it's all about the anticipation!!!
Anastasia: The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey.
Leanne: John Williamson's Christmas in Australia – reminds me of our large family get-togethers and the chaos of trying to get a family photo.
If you were given the opportunity to invite one children's author or illustrator to spend Christmas Day lunch with you, who would it be and why?
Tania: Roald Dahl, for sure. For the intellect, the irreverence, the imaginative possibility. It would certainly be entertaining! And I'm hoping he would gift me a Golden Ticket.
Dimity: Too hard – who thought up these questions? Nicky Johnston because I'd love to share such a special time with such a special person. Tania McCartney because we'd run out of food before we'd run out of things to discuss. Peter Carnavas because I've cooked for him before and I'd like to break bread with him again. But I'd settle for Bruce Whatley because I reckon our Christmas conversation could stretch beyond books, and art and creativity. Clearly, I have a thing for illustrators!
Jo: Kate DiCamillo, because her stories are filled with heart and real characters and I can't get enough of them.
Connie: Just one?! Sorry, can't I squeeze in Melina Marchetta, John Marsden and Jennifer Donnelly? Because they have taught me so much.
Penny: I'd love to sit down with Jackie French over Christmas lunch and talk books and gardens for hours. And my little girl would have the carrots ready, in case she brought a wombat along.
Shaye: That's just mean KBR! If it has to be only one, I'll invite Marc Martin because I would love an opportunity to chat about his methods and maybe watch him work. His illustrations are glorious!
Sarah S: Beatrix Potter, because she'd be fascinating to talk to and share the time with.
Sally: Heidi Cooper Smith - because we have only met once in person and I think Heidi and I would be great friends if we lived loser together! I'd love to have a beer with her.
Sarah W: How could I just choose one? Maybe Jackie French because we can talk children's books, wombats and gardens.
Leanne: Harry Laing, author of Shoctopus: Poems that Grip You. Harry could share his fabulous poems to entertain the whole family making a day of joy and laughter.
You're allowed to spend the Festive Season at the North Pole. What three books would you just have to take along with you?
Tania: I would take the last two purchases I've not yet had time to devour—Lagom: The Swedish Art of Balanced Living by Linnea Dunne (Gaia) and The Atlas of Monsters: Mythical Creatures from Around the World by Stuart Hill and Sandra Lawrence (Big Picture Press) And of course, I have to say my own book with Jess Racklyeft, Merry Everything (Windy Hollow), because I really do love this book, and never tire of perusing the gorgeous illustrations. I could share it with the reindeer and the polar bears.
Penny: Little Women, by Louise May Alcott, to warm the cockles; The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe, by CS Lewis, because spring eventually comes to Narnia; and I'm thinking some kind of Arctic survival guide might come in handy.
Shaye: Alyzon Whitestarr by Isobelle Carmody, Tomorrow, When the War Began by John Marsden and Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell. They're all on my to re-read list!
Sarah S: Anne of Green Gables (a favourite oldie but goodie!), The Complete Works of Jane Austen (entertaining and insightful and you can read them more than once), and Lonely Planet: Greenland & The Arctic (for travel advice and inspiration).
Sally: I think I'd take pop luck at a second hand bookshop and just pick three at random. I don't really like to reread books I have already read.
Sarah W: My Big Christmas Book, a big red book filled with Christmas short stories, poems and songs that I have kept from my childhood. Something on my to read pile, maybe The Book of Dust by Philip Pullman and, finally, and an old classic, something like A Little Princess by Frances Hodgeson Burnett.
Anastasia: The Wordburger, a dictionary, and a thesaurus.
Penelope: This one is too hard - no fair. Only three?????? I would take an anthology of poetry. Salamander by Thomas Wharton, and a story such as The tale of Despereaux, The Journey of Edward Toulaine, The Wind of the Willows, something classic to read with my family. We are big on choosing a chapter book that I read aloud during holidays. Last holidays it was Wormwood Mire by Judith Rossell.
If you could turn your favourite children's book into a Christmas pantomime, which one would it be?
Tania: Eloise by Kay Thompson and Hilary Knight (Simon & Schuster). Could you even imagine??
Dimity: The Night Before Christmas by Clement C Moore. I think there would be lots of comic fun to be had with this classic.
Penny: I think (one of my many favourites!) The Paper Dolls, by Julia Donaldson and Rebecca Cobb, would make a stunning pantomime.
Shaye: You Must Bring a Hat by Simon Philip. That would be hilarious!
Sarah S: I have too many favourite books, but I think I'd choose: The Church Mice at Christmas by Graham Oakley.
Penelope: I think The Memory Tree by Britta Teckentrup would make a lovely pantomime. You could really expand on each of the animals tales about the Fox and act them all out. Maybe a little sad but I can see it all. Second choice would be The Sisters Saint-Claire by Carlie Gibson and Tamsin Ainslie.
If you could help Santa fill his sack this year, what gifts would you include?
Tania: I know you're not expecting this, but what else is there? BOOKS! I would gift Oliver Jeffers' new book Here We Are, Saga Land by Kari Gislason and Richard Fidler, and The Cat in the Hat 60th Anniversary Edition (all three are with HarperCollins).
Dimity: Empathy, my book, The Fix-It Man, and choc covered almonds, because there are never enough of these to go around.
Jo: Love, hope, peace on earth. In other words, compassionate and capable world leaders, a safe place to live and enough food and water for every person on earth, the eradication of greed, ambition and prejudice.
Connie: One book with every toy.
Penny: I'd weigh poor Santa down with lots and lots of books! For everyone.
Sarah S: A bunch of books of course (a couple for me, the rest for other people): Saga Land by Richard Fidler and Kari Gislason, The Sloth Who Came to Stay by Margaret Wild and Vivienne To, Gecko by Raymond Huber and Brian Lovelock, Dino by Diego Vaisberg,10, 9, 8 ... Owls Up Late by Georgiana Deutsch, Slow by Brooke McAlary, How to Stop Time by Matt Haig, Artemis by Andy Weir, Fools and Mortals by Bernard Cornwell, Harry Potter A History of Magic by the British Library.
Sally: Experiences rather than gifts. I have had enough of stuff and I don't want any more of it. I need to do a big clear out of stuff and have a clear and organised house for next year. I would like to sprinkle some magic dust around over 'busy' people to just press a pause button and give everyone more time to just be. It seems to me that many many people are doing doing doing, rushing rushing rushing and it makes me feel like I have to do more just to keep up. Press pause people; slow down so we all can slow down.
Sarah W: Books, more books and perhaps some more books. Also, some craft supplies to get the kids using their creative brains and some outdoor toys to get them exploring their world. Though my 3-year-old would probably just like rocks.
Anastasia: Books, Books and more Books!
Leanne: Books, chocolate, bubble bath, art supplies, a gift voucher that gives me one whole day to do whatever I want, something sparkly and more books.
Penelope: Good quality art supplies, new brushes and hot press watercolour paper. Book vouchers (because there's nothing as special as a trip to the bookstore to choose a new book). I'd also ask 'Santa' to invent a 'pocket of time' device to tuck away for when you need a little extra in your day.
WISHING YOU A MERRY EVERYTHING CHRISTMAS FROM THE ENTIRE KBR TEAM!


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