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"The U.S. Constitution is Humanity's Best Effort to Document Some, But Not All, Inalienable Human Rights" – Winston Nesta Irie.
98% Propaganda – A False & Oversimplified Worldview of Covid
September 3, 2021 September 3, 2021 Winston Irie
"If one avoids hospitalization & death from Covid, then one is vaccinated." The fallacy of mistaking an "If A, then B" statement with its inverse.
By Daniel B. Klein for the American Institute for Economic Research
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98% Propaganda
As an employee of the Commonwealth of Virginia, I had the honor of receiving an email message: "Vaccinations and Mask Wearing." The message spoke of further requirements:
Vaccination remains the most effective means of protection. We know the vaccines work—since January, more than 98% of COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths have been among unvaccinated Virginians. Do your part and get your shot.
I guess the 98% line is used pervasively. My father urges my 20-year-old daughter, who has had Covid, to get vaccinated. He gives the same 98% line. I guess it's repeated on television or in the newspaper. I come from a family of lifelong lefties.
The 98% propaganda is the fallacy of mistaking an "If A, then B" statement with its inverse. I don't know how true the 98% claim is, but let's suppose it's true. In fact, let's suppose it's 100%, not 98%.
That's the "If A, then B" statement. If vaccinated (A), then no hospitalization and death from Covid (B).
The inverse of an "If A, then B" statement is: "If B, then A."
In this case, the inverse would be: "If one avoids hospitalization and death from Covid, then one is vaccinated." That statement is false.
The truth of an "If A, then B" statement does not by any means ensure the truth of the inverse ("If B, then A").
For example: "If one is a pediatrician, then one is a doctor" does not imply "If one is a doctor, then one is a pediatrician."
My father, in fact, is a pediatrician, now retired. He urges my daughter (his granddaughter) to get vaccinated. He tries to justify that urging by saying: "Everyone who is vaccinated avoids hospitalization and death from Covid."
But if there are other surefire ways to avoid hospitalization and death, the justification may be a complete non sequitur.
We can equally say, I tell Dad:
Everyone who has recovered from Covid infection avoids subsequent hospitalization and death.
Everyone who is 20 years old avoids subsequent hospitalization and death.
My daughter, then, on two counts, doesn't need a vaccination to avoid hospitalization and death from Covid. Meanwhile, there is so much about the vaccination, its development, its rollout, its liability status, and so on that is unknown and irregular—downright bizarre. The matter is not so simple.
Authoritarianism indoctrinates its votaries and buffaloes others into a false and oversimplified worldview, in which the only important factor is vaccination. But the causes of hospitalization and death are multifarious.
The causes that pertain to the individual are known best by the individual. Contrary to diktats, freedom enables individuals to act on the basis of his or her particular conditions, such as whether she has had Covid, whether she is young, whether she has comorbidities, and so on.
Covid authoritarians might say that everyone has to be vaccinated because of spreading. That, too, doesn't acknowledge natural immunity. As for the rest, the possibility of asymptomatic transmission of the Covid-19 virus from the unvaccinated is extremely low. So again, all the authoritarians seem to have is propaganda.
Tomorrow my daughter and I shall go visit Dad. I'm vaccinated. But we'll do a test the day of, just to make sure. Focused Protection.
Daniel Klein is professor of economics and JIN Chair at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, where he leads a program in Adam Smith.
He is also associate fellow at the Ratio Institute (Stockholm), research fellow at the Independent Institute, and chief editor of Econ Journal Watch.
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Message from Aussie Chick: The day before our year 10 formal, the principal and the teachers called all us year 10's to an assembly. Not knowing what was going on i went along with everyone else. Only to find out that the teachers and principal had decided to cancel the formal because we had arranged an after party, not good since it was the next night. Everyone went spastic, (it was major attack since i go to a girls school). Girls were screaming abuse at the teachers yelling at the principal and crying. Everyone ran over to the principal and started screaming at her, the principal broke down in tears and ran out of the room. (hahaha).About 30 or so phone calls later, we decided to privatize it, with the help of a girls dad. We arranged security and a group of parents came along. It was a success even though a lot of us had cancelled our dates.
Found out later that the principal had a nervous breakdown after that! The teachers hate our guts, but who cares. Wanted you to know that the teenagers in Australia are putting up with a heap of crap like you guys over in the states!


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Just a little review of a couple of things I've been using recently; I left my most favourite hairbrush at my Mum's house a while ago so had to find a replacement to use in the meantime. All my others are round brushes or just used for styling rather than every day brushing. I decided to try out the Leo Bancroft Detangle Brush. The main reason I picked this is because it's purple, I am notorious for losing / forgetting my hair brush and I thought as it's bright purple it would probably decrease the chances of this happening. Turns out not only is it good for that, but it's actually a really decent hair brush.
I like it because it's completely made out of plastic, it's all one piece rather than having a cushion with the bristles attached. Being totally plastic means it's really lightweight, which is perfect for me as I take a brush with me wherever I go. Also, it means it is SO easy to keep clean and it dries within a minute. I have really thick hair, so often find that brushes don't make it all the way through to detangle it, but this one really does the job. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking to try something new.
The unique selling point of this mascara is that it tints your lashes over time, why has no one done this before?! I am a red head who has practically invisible eye lashes, so sans mascara I look ill, this could be the answer. I've tried semi-permanent eyelashes before and loved that you wake up looking ready for the day, but hated the fact you can't rub your eyes, ever. Anyway, over the first two weeks of using this mascara daily I definitely noticed that my lashes were becoming darker and staying that way. It was working! Not only were they darker when mascara-less but when I was wearing the mascara they looked great; full and really long. Also, due to it having a plastic brush it means it gives a really nice clump free finish.
My only negative thought about this mascara is I found that in the morning, after removing it the night before there was still A LOT of black on my eyes. I'm used to there always being a trace the next day, but this was almost as if I hadn't removed it in the first place. I assume this is due to it tinting my lashes. Other than that I really like this mascara and at only £8 it's good value for money.
Following on from my new found love of lipsticks, I went looking for some more to try. I spotted a really pretty pink colour in the Maybelline section, and as I've not really tried many Maybelline I decided to get it, and whilst I was there I picked up their Super Stay 24 hour foundation in 10 ivory. When I got them home, I opened the lipstick only to find that it's actually a lip gloss! Silly me. The picture below will hopefully make you understand why I assumed it was a lipstick not a gloss, oops. However, I have been wearing it anyway and it's a lovely shade and lasts well. It's got a wide brush which I haven't seen before, which actually makes applying the gloss easy. I'll just have to find another lipstick to try instead. The foundation is nice, it stays on my skin well, but I think it's slightly the wrong shade for me. As a general rule I tend to go for the lightest possible, which is usually ivory, but this is slightly too dark. I am a pale skinned red head, and so need the lightest shade available.
My Benefit roller lash mascara ran out, so I picked up the Rimmel Wonder'full mascara with argan oil. As I wear mascara pretty much every single day I thought one with argan oil would be good to try as I know argan oil is good for hair, so must be good for eye lashes too (right??). Turns out, it's a really good mascara, doesn't flake, goes on easy and comes off easily too. Really pleased with that purchase. Plus it's in a metallic-y coppery tube which you know, pretty packaging.
Until recently, I only ever had one foundation brush; this one is actually from Primark. It's the one and only beauty product I've tried from Primark, and I was pleasantly surprised. Basically, I had a Lancôme posh one and the handle broke, and it was really annoying to use, and I was in Primark one day saw this and thought, hey why not give it a try. My Lancôme one is now in the bin! I have since purchased another, but this one definitely deserves a mention. It's great, the application was great and it's easy to wash.
The Benefit World Famous Neutrals eyeshadow kit was actually a Christmas present from my big bro, I'm lucky; he has bought me a Benefit make-up kit for the past few years now. Chris, if you're reading this, keep going please, I love them. This one I have been using since Christmas, but more so now it's coming into spring and I want to use more neutral colours. It has two cream eye shadows in little pots and then four powder eye shadows. My favourite thing about these kits is that they come with a little tips and tricks booklet to give you a day time and a night time look, I usually try them out but then do my own thing with them too. All the colours are lovely, but the two I've used most are "no pressure" one of the cream eyeshadows and "thanks a latte" one of the powders, both are a neutral browny and go really well together.
I have been using a pressed powder to set my foundation for quite some time now, and it ran out, so my Mum recommended me the No7 Translucent Perfect Light pressed powder. I love it! It makes the one that I had been using look cakey, this one has really light coverage, doesn't cake my foundation, and just leaves a really nice finish. I would highly recommend this one. Thanks Mum!
I use the Maybelline Baby Lips Hydrate lip balm every morning when I put on my makeup. I use it to stop my lips being dry and it seems to stop the foundation from sticking to them, which is always a bonus. I also usually apply a lip balm or Vaseline prior to using lipstick or gloss, and this works perfectly for that.
The Garnier Ultimate Blends body hydrating lotion is another freebie I got from my photo shoot, I used it throughout March and I really noticed my skin feeling soft. Also, it smells really good. Similarly to the Rimmel mascara this contains argan oil, it also has camellia oil. Camellia oil is renowned for its softening benefits. Plus, it's new, so can't really go wrong with this one! This is for normal skin, I would usually go for a dry skin lotion so wasn't sure if this one would be moisturising enough but it definitely is. It smells exactly the same as the Ultimate Blends shampoo in the same flavour, so if you use the shampoo and the lotion you smell like a dream all over.
Lastly, a bit of an odd one, it's erm, soap. Basically I buy hand wash that's on offer; as long as it's anti-bacterial I'm not too fussy. But, this, this is something else. Part of the Carex Care+Plus range, (I think it's new) is the argan oil (again) & cocoa indulgent hand wash, and oh my goodness it smells delicious! It literally smells like you have just dipped your hands into a batch of salted caramel chocolate, but at the same time it isn't too sickly sweet. They do a strawberry laces and chocolate orange one but I found those to be too sweet smelling. This one is spot on. So much so I had to buy another one that wasn't on offer to photograph as we had used the other one all up and I didn't mind. This is a big recommendation.
That's it for my March favourites, it seems I picked a few that contain argan oil this month, that wasn't on purpose, but it has shown me that I like it. I'm looking forward to trying some new products in April, and I'll be on the lookout for some more argan oil.


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Check-in will take place at Marian Hall (adjacent to the parking lot on New Scotland Avenue). The first 50 walkers will receive a free t-shirt. The walk course is a 2K or 1.24 miles in length and will take walkers from Maria College's Marian Hall, south to Whitehall Road, then east on Whitehall Road to South Manning Boulevard, then north on South Manning Boulevard, to Maria College's McAuley Building (308 South Manning Boulevard, opposite St. Peter's Hospital).
Participants will be provided a tour of Maria College that will include the Frank E. O'Brien, Jr. Student Support Center—a state of the art facility offering holistic services to students. There will also be refreshments.
Free parking is available at Maria College with overflow parking at Bethany Church (west of Maria College on New Scotland Avenue). A canned food donation for the Maria College food pantry is welcome.


"Being a sports store and not having Nike jerseys is kind of like being a milk store without milk or a gas station without gas."
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo — A sporting goods store in Colorado will close up shop months after the store's owner boycotted Nike products, CBS Denver reports.
In September 2018 the owner of Prime Time Sports, in Colorado Springs, took issue with a Nike advertisement featuring Colin Kaepernick.
That in turn sparked large outcry from thousands like Martin.
Martin decided to sell all of his Nike product at highly-discounted prices, despite him acknowledging Nike merchandise makes up 40-50 percent of the store's inventory.
"Being a sports store and not having Nike jerseys is kind of like being a milk store without milk or a gas station without gas. They have a virtual monopoly on jerseys. There is no other option," Martin told the CBS affiliate in Colorado Springs, KKTV.
"As much as I hate to admit this," Martin told KOAA-TV on Monday, "perhaps there are more Brandon Marshall and Colin Kaepernick supporters out there than I realized."
He added the Christmas shopping season helped, but not enough.
Kaepernick is the former NFL quarterback who started kneeling during the National Anthem before football games in 2016, sparking a movement among other NFL players, including Broncos linebacker Brandon Marshall.


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Who is the Aztec Jaguar god?
Question: Who is the Aztec Jaguar god?
Did Aztecs worship Jaguars?
What do Mexicans call jaguars?
What is the Aztec word for jaguar?
What the Aztec slaves called?
Did Aztecs smoke?
Tezcatlipocas nagual, or animal disguise, was the jaguar, the spotted skin of which was compared to the starry sky. A creator god, Tezcatlipoca ruled over Ocelotonatiuh ("Jaguar-Sun"), the first of the four worlds that were created and destroyed before the present universe.
To the ancient civilisations of Mexico; the Olmecs, the Mayans and the Aztecs, the jaguar was worshipped as a deity. Because of its ability to see in the night, they believed that jaguars were able to move between worlds. In the Mayan mythology, the jaguar was the ruler of the Underworld.
Tēcuani (and its variants tekuani, tekuane, tecuane) means jaguar in Nahuatl. In the south-center of Mexico the danza de los tecuanes is performed in at least 96 communities.
Ocelot Ocelot. An ocelot is a small jaguar native to the Americas, from southern Texas to northern Argentina. Slightly larger than a domestic cat and about the size of a bobcat, it has distinctive dots and stripes on its fur like those of a jaguar. Appropriately, its name comes from the Nahuatl word for "jaguar," ōcēlōtl.
tlacotin The Aztecs additionally had landless serfs and slaves. Serfs worked land that was owned by nobles and did not live in the calpulli. Individuals became slaves (tlacotin) as a form of punishment for certain crimes or for failure to pay tribute.
Tobacco (iyetl, in Classic Nahuatl) was absolutely present and used among the Aztecs.

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The WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge has the theme of Rounded. The first entry that I put together for this challenge was from Nature, so why not one that is man-made this time?
There is a lot of structures that are rounded, as the arch is one of the quintessential load-distribution mechanisms in architecture. The arch spans a large area by resolving downward forces into compressive stresses along its curved shape. The first arches appeared in the 2nd millennium BCE in Mesopotamia and were perfected by the Romans to build structures that still stand across the ages.
The Colosseum has withstood both time and earthquakes (and pollution) to still stand proud in the 21st century!


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(February 17, 2006) -- Mark Taylor, Campaign Manager for Mayoral candidate Bob Foster and previously Chief of Staff to recently-resigned 2d district Councilman Dan Baker, has resigned from his Foster campaign post.
I joined Bob Foster's campaign because I know he is the right person to lead my city and to keep it a place where my children will be able to raise their families.
I have decided to resign from his campaign today so that I will no longer distract from Bob's message.
I wish him every success and look forward to seeing him become the Mayor of Long Beach.
In September 2005, Mr. Taylor attended a midmorning press event announcing Mr. Foster's candidacy for Mayor and distributed Foster press materials listing Taylor's personal [non-City Hall] cell phone number as a contact. Asked by LBReport.com about his role in the campaign at that time, Mr. Taylor indicated (and we reported) that he was doing some part-time work for the Foster campaign.
In November 2005, Mr. Taylor told us (and we reported) that he'd taken an extended leave of absence from serving as Councilman Baker's Chief of Staff to become Campaign Manager for the Foster for Mayor campaign full time.
On February 7, 2006, Councilman Baker (who sought reelection in 2004 after an unsuccessful 2002 Mayoral run) resigned at the start of the evening's Council meeting after stating his unwillingness to disclose real estate investment information he said is not legally required to be disclosed.
On Feb. 14, the City Council voted to declare the 2d district Council office vacant and proceed with plans for a June special election to fill it.
On Feb. 15, Mayor Beverly O'Neill accepted Mr. Taylor's resignation from his 2d district Council office Chief of Staff position (from which he was on the extended leave of absence for the Foster campaign) and invited resignations from, and ultimately terminated, three other Baker City Hall staffers (a field rep was allowed to remain). The Mayor cited her desire to have her own chosen staff in the office whose administrative functions she's overseeing until 2d district voters choose a new Councilmember in June.


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Brittney & Cindy are best friends. They share a lot of the same goals, passions, worries, and concerns that come with being a parent. Their worlds may look similar in the way that many parents would look, but Brittney's looks different than Cindy's on some levels due to her son, Lorenzo, who is autistic.
Brittney came to Cindy over six mo
Brittney came to Cindy over six months ago about a concern she had with Lorenzo when it came to law enforcement. She said she worried that when, her now eight year old got bigger that he may encounter a situation down the road where his autism might not be understood by an officer. That a situation could go into a direction no parent ever wants it to go. Cindy told her that day, "we would do something, and try our hardest to make sure that never happens."
What spun from that talk was
"Bring Me Home".
Bring Me Home, Inc. was brought to fruition by two mothers (one of which has a special needs son) that have a desire to protect the portion of the population that have special needs while educating the law enforcement officers within the community on how to protect and serve those who may not fully be aware of how to interact with law enforcement.
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Q: Where should I keep personal files so they are safe across system re-installs? I want to make sure that at the next system installation/restoration my files are not lost. Using tweakers I can change Window's default folders (e.g. move "My documents" from C: drive to D:).
Right now I have Linux Mint 15 Mate installed on partition / and the rest of HDD mounted to /home. Is this right approach?
If yes, how can I move default folders to this partition? If no, what is the best approach?

A: Key directories
In Unix/Linux there are 2 directories that are critical to the system in terms of what makes one system unique when compared to another system. These directories are /etc and /var. The /etc directory contains all the configuration files for the various services that run on a given system.
The /var directory contains various databases about the system such as what packages are installed on it as well as logs about what's been happening on the system.
The 3rd directory that's important, not so much to the system but to the user, is the /home directory. This directory houses data that's of value to the users. Things like documents, mp3s, videos, etc. are kept here, typically.
Partitioning
The /home directory is often times segregated to its own partition, more because of history than for any really practical reason at this point. It's completely fine to go with this model even today, but it really doesn't by you anything, especially when the / and /home are sharing the same physical HDD.
It gives you a little protection in the sense that if the /home directory fills up, the system's primary directory / should in theory still have free disk space, after /home has been filled, but really this is no big deal, IMO.
Best approach?
This is a completely subjective question, in Unix/Linux you have to do what makes sense for your particular situation, hence this is why there are so many choices for things like partitioning, default shell, etc.
So what should you do?
I would make a concerted effort to make sure that you keep all files related to "user" data in some organized fashion under your /home directory and also to take steps to back it up. Either to another system on your network, or to some attached storage to the system.
It's pretty trivial to backup your /home directory using a tool such as rsync, and this can be scripted so that it runs in an automated fashion from a cron, for example.

A: I'm on OSX, which is similar in setup. I have a standard user account (let's call it JOHN) for daily use, so no admin rights. I have a second account with admin rights. My laptop has one physical drive with two partitions. The SYSTEM partition is for the OS, DATA is for all user data. Whenever I have to reinstall, I can wipe the SYSTEM partition, then reinstall and recreate the user JOHN on the SYSTEM partition. Same goes for the admin user.
Then I login as admin, go to /Users (/home on linux), rename the JOHN folder to JOHN1, and create a symlink JOHN to DATA/Users/JOHN. Then I logout, login as user JOHN, and all is back to normal. I keep the admin user on the SYSTEM partition. I don't keep any data there to keep the size of user data on the SYSTEM partition as low as possible. If partition DATA is messed up, I can still login.
For first time use, copy the JOHN folder to the DATA partition, with proper rights. I would use rsync for this, as it keeps all the rights like they are. After reinstalling, the user might have gotten a new system id, so you have to chown the folder to the new user. On OSX this has never been a problem. I've done this several times now.

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Season 7, episode 25: How do you end a show after seven seasons? Montages. Lots of montages.
Thank you so much for listening! Somehow we've reviewed every single episode of Deep Space Nine. We'll have one more episode next week to discuss what it all meant, and then we're off to Casperia Prime.
Season 7, episodes 23 and 24: Bashir and O'Brien get inside Sloan's head; Quark and Damar start their revolutions.
Season 7, episodes 21 and 22: Kira teaches Damar how to make a resistance omelette; Worf exercises his democratic right.
Season 7, episodes 19 and 20: Sisko learns that love is a battlefield; Kai Winn puts some blood, sweat and tears into the Kosst Amojan.
Season 7, episodes 17 and 18: Sisko fights the wedding-industrial complex; Worf and Ezri take a cruise aboard a Breen ship.
Season 7, episodes 15 and 16: BGM podcast host and intergalactic bon vivant Bil Antoniou joins us once again, as Sisko gets pulled into a holosuite hell and Bashir tries to outsmart Section 31.
Season 7, episodes 13 and 14: Ezri hears the silence of the lambs; if you love Odo, let him go.
Season 7, episodes 11 and 12: Ezri comes home and ruins everything; Mirror Worf can really throw a chair around.
Season 7, episodes 9 and 10: Dukat turns Empok Nor into a Heaven's Gate compound; Nog brings out the best in Vic Fontaine.
Season 7, episodes 7 and 8: Kor is an absolute legend; Sisko drops by Hamburger Hill.
Season 7, episodes 5 and 6: Bashir's feelings move faster than his modified brain; Nog surfs the Great Material Continuum.
Season 7, episodes 3 and 4: Ezri helps Garak get back in the war; Sisko has the last laugh.
Season 7, episodes 1 and 2: Sisko digs his way out of a spiritual crisis while Worf sets the controls for the heart of the sun.
Season 6, episodes 23 and 24: Quark stumbles into today's news; O'Brien remembers why he should never go on vacation.
Season 6, episodes 21 and 22: The Keymaster and Gatekeeper take over DS9; The Dominion battles Millennials.
Season 6, episodes 19 and 20: Sisko weighs his sins; Odo gets a Rat Pack makeover.
Season 6, episodes 17 and 18: Kira travels back in time to deal with her mother issues; Bashir gets interrogated, along with a few plot holes.
Season 6, episodes 15 and 16: O'Brien gets a haircut and betrays a friend; Worf does it all for love.


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By Celtic Folk Punk On 7:43 PM In 5 Reviews, Celtibeerian, Celtic Metal, Folk metal, Pagan Folk, Spain
CELTIBEERIAN "Tirikantam" (2011)
Celtibeerian is a five piece band hailing from Ciudad Real, Spain: Julián (guitars), David (pipes, flutes and backing vocals), Patricia (violin), Gus (Bass and Lead vocals) and Vity (drums). "Tirikantam", their debut album, is a tight CD with a lot of interesting songs. After having watched the CD cover, you will be aware that I'm talking about a folk metal band. If you like bands such as Eluveitie or Korpiklaani, keep on reading. And, if you have never paid attention to those bands, you should keep on reading too. I am not a metal fan, so you should believe me when I say that "Tirikantam" is a very enjoyable album.
These guys have forgotten about other well-known bands playing Celtic metal and are offering their own blend of Pagan Folk, medieval music and traditional music from the French Brittany and Galicia.
My favourite tracks are the instrumental "Tirikantam" (a song led by the flute featuring some "aturuxos", a special shout from Galicia), "Sacred Wine" (an excellent medieval song featuring flute and violin), "The Great Feast" (catchy song) and "Riding Home" (a fast paced song featuring great flute arrangements).
But there are plenty of good songs. Do you like metal? Then pick up "The Path". Do you like ballads? Then check "Warrior's Song". Are you looking for great folk music from Brittany? "An Dro" is your track. BTW, I recall the excellent French folk rock band Faubourg de Boignard when I listen to the pipes on this tune. Finally, did you enjoy the Galician traditional tracks on the Bastards on Parade debut album? Go ahead and listen a different approach, metal-muiñeiras.
Just in case you are not sure about the quality of the album, you should know that the tracks were recorded and mixed at DZG during last Summer and mastered at Finnvox by Mika Jussila in September 2011.
01 - Tirikantam
02 - The Path
03 - Praise to the Vineyards
04 - Sacred Wine
05 - The Great Feast
06 - An Dro
07 - Warrior's Sorrow
08 - Full Moon
09 - Riding Home
10 - Gallaecia
To buy the CD, contact the band:
contact@celtibeerian.com
http://www.celtibeerian.com
http://www.myspace.com/celtibeerian
http://www.facebook.com/Celtibeerian
https://twitter.com/#!/@Celtibeerian
VIDEO - PADDY AND THE RATS "Pilgrim on the Road"
By Celtic Folk Punk On 2:59 PM In 3 Videos, Celtic Punk, Hungary, Paddy and the Rats
The new video released by Paddy and The Rats:
Director/cinematographer: Balázs Lóth
Cameraman: László Blahó, Tamás Kőváry
Production manager: Márta Barna
Edited by: Viktor Kovács and Balázs Lóth
www.balazsloth.com
Paddy and the Rats "Pilgrim on the Road"
LEXINGTON FIELD - NEWS FEBRUARY 2012
By Celtic Folk Punk On 3:04 PM In Celtic Punk, Lexington Field, News
MARCH MADNESS HAS ARRIVED!
It is here! The biggest month in the history of Lexington Field! We can't wait to celebrate with all our fans, family and friends as we release an album, play some HUGE shows, and kickoff the next phase of our band! Here is a breakdown of the next four weeks:
WEEK ONE - HOTEL KOALAFORNIA
It all starts here, when our good friends from Melbourne, Australia, The Ramshackle Army, make a pit stop in California on there way to tour with Dropkick Murphys! Also, our buddies, Hoist the Colors, will be joining us, as well as LA Celtic rockers, Green Ashes, and our mates, The Fooks, who bring the Irish Punk to the pubs of San Diego year round!
SHOW #1 - Friday, March 2 - The Slidebar (Fullerton, CA)
SHOW #2 - Saturday, March 3 - Gallagher's (Ocean Beach, CA)
These will be two very special, "international" shows, so make sure to take advantage of this opportunity to party with The Ramshackle Army, and let's show them what the Celtic Punk scene is all about in California!
WEEK TWO - HE COMMANDS A SHIP WITH NO NAME
Not only will we be playing a couple shows (Friday, March 9 we return to Clancy's in Long Beach with Dublin Public & a Lexington Field Lite performance at Hard Rock Cafe on Saturday, March 10), we will return to our acting roots to film our next music video with our talented friends Trevor and Miles, who were the creative force behind our "Tracy Boys Fight the World" video! The plot is set, the storyboards are being created, and we will start filming the music video to "Sir Captain Jones" off our upcoming EP Poor Troubled Life on Saturday, March 10. The final product should be out in early April so stay tuned...it's gonna be a good one!
WEEK THREE - ST. PATRICK'S DAY & POOR TROUBLED LIFE ARE HERE!!!
This has to be the biggest week ever for Lexington Field. It starts Tuesday, March 13, with the official release of our new EP Poor Troubled Life on New Folk Records! We have been anxiously waiting to show the world our new album, and we are super excited to be working with New Folk Records to make that happen. On top of that, our debut full length, Old Dirt Road will also be released nationally on New Folk Records that same day. Then on Wednesday, March 14, we head up to Hermosa Beach to play with Irish Rock heavyweights, Young Dubliners, at the very cool Saint Rocke. Last year we had the pleasure to play with the Young Dubs five times, so we can't wait to share the stage with them again. It will also be our first show where our new EP will be available, and a nice midweek tune up to St. Patrick's Day! On Friday morning, March 16, we will be back in San Diego to join Sprung Monkey and Tony Cummins at Hooley's in La Mesa for Keggs N' Eggs presented by Rock 105.3! We go on at 8:30 AM and make sure to tune in before that to hear us on the radio! Okay, that would normally be a pretty jam packed week, but then the biggest day of the year is on Saturday, March 17...ST. PATRICK'S DAY!!! Dust off your shillelaghs, because this is gonna be an insane day. First, we will be playing a matinee show downtown at Henry's Pub. This is the third year in a row we have played the afternoon there, and we are never disappointed to start the drinking early at Henry's Pub. After the show, we pack up and walk one block to the largest St. Patrick's Day party in all of San Diego...shamROCK!!! Our friends the Young Dubliners, will be headlining the night at 10 PM and guess what...we go on right before them from 8:30 to 9:30 PM!!! Also playing shamROCK this year will be The Fooks, The Fenians, and The Downs Family. It will be our biggest show yet, and we want you all to come celebrate St. Patrick's Day with Lexington Field downtown!
WEEK FOUR - CD RELEASE PARTY TIME YOU SELFISH BASTARDS
We cap off this amazing run with our CD Release Show to celebrate our new album Poor Troubled Life!!! The party is gonna be held Saturday, March 24 at The Ruby Room. We invited Hoist the Colors to come down and play our CD Release Show because it just wouldn't be the same without them. Also on the bill will be a couple San Diego local bands Black Market III and Dick Justice & The Happy Smoke. The whole process of making this album and getting it to all of our fans was quite an undertaking that started way back in the summer of 2011, and we want to thank all of you by putting on the best show ever! This is just the beginning to what looks like an unbelievable 2012. March Madness is here! 1-2-3...FIGHT!
2012 KOALAFORNIA CONVICTS TOUR
SHOW #1
THE SLIDEBAR
HOIST THE COLORS, THE RAMSHACKLE ARMY, LEXINGTON FIELD, GREEN ASHES
122 E Commonwealth Ave
GALLAGHER'S
THE FOOKS, LEXINGTON FIELD, THE RAMSHACKLE ARMY, HOIST THE COLORS
5046 Newport Ave.
CLANCY'S
LEXINGTON FIELD & DUBLIN PUBLIC
803 E. Broadway
9 PM, FREE, 21+
9 PM, FREE
LEXINGTON FIELD LITE
SAINT ROCKE
YOUNG DUBLINERS & LEXINGTON FIELD
9 PM, 21+, $15
ROCK 105.3 PRESENTS KEGGS N' EGGS
LEXINGTON FIELD, TONY CUMMINS, SPRUNG MONKEY
5500 Grossmont Center Dr
All-Ages, FREE, Tune in from 6 AM to 10 AM
We go on at 8:30 AM
HENRY'S PUB
2-5 PM, FREE, 21+
SHAMROCK 2012
6th Ave.
8 PM, $35, 21+
Playing right before Young Dubliners
POOR TROUBLED LIFE CD RELEASE SHOW
THE RUBY ROOM
LEXINGTON FIELD, HOIST THE COLORS, BLACK MARKET III
9 PM, $5, 21+
ROSIE O'GRADY'S
3402 Adams Ave.
FREE DOWNLOAD - CAPTAIN BASTARD AND THE SCALLYWAGS "The Racing Legend"
By Celtic Folk Punk On 2:59 PM In 2 Free Downloads, Captain Bastard and the Scallywags, Celtic Punk, England, Pirate punk
All the tracks on the debut EP by Captain Bastard and The Scallywags, "The Racing Legend",can be downloaded from Soundcloud.
Please note that the band has a better drummer now and they intend to re-record a couple of these songs together with new material.
Ben - Accordion
Bill - Bass
Jimmy Jimlad - Drums
Jordan - Mandolin/Backing Vocals
Kayla - Pennywhistle
Keech - Lead Vocals
Lucas - Electric Guitar/Random Shouts
Tom - Acoustic Guitar/Backing Vocals
http://www.facebook.com/captainbastardandthescallywags
http://www.myspace.com/CaptainBandtheScallywags
http://soundcloud.com/capn-b-and-the-scallywags
VIDEOS - CELTIBEERIAN
By Celtic Folk Punk On 7:35 PM In 3 Videos, 8 New Albums, Celtibeerian, Celtic Metal, Spain
The Spanish Celtic metal band Celtibeerian released their debut album "Tirikantam" last December 2011.
The album will be reviewed in a few days.
In the meanwhile, enjoy their videos.
Celtibeerian "The Path" Live Sala Excalibur, Madrid January 7th, 2012
Celtibeerian live in Madrid Tirikantam Winter Tour
Celtibeerian "Sacred Wine" Live Sala Excalibur, Madrid January 7th, 2012
Music based on the anonymous 13-14th century French song "Tourdion"
Celtibeerian "Gallaecia"
Promotional videoclip of Celtibeerian. All images were recorded during the "Tirikantam" recording sessions (June-July 2011) at Dezege Studios.
SAMPLER - AUSTRALIAN BANDS
By Celtic Folk Punk On 5:39 PM In 1 Sampler, Australia, Between The Wars, Celtic Punk, Colonial Punk, Handsome Young Strangers, Jack Flash, Johnny Jump Up, Sibin, The Good Ship
Six bands from Australia. Three have been featured on previous samplers and their albums have been reviewed here (Handsome Young Strangers, Jack Flash and Between the Wars) and the others are featured for the first time.
All of the tracks are available for free download, most of them on Reverbnation and/or on Triple J Unearthed. The BtW song can be download from bandcamp.
01 - HANDSOME YOUNG STRANGERS - Thunderbolt (from "Here's the Thunder Lads!") 4:19
02 - HANDSOME YOUNG STRANGERS - Wooloomooloo Lair (from "Here's the Thunder Lads!") 3:01
03 - JACK FLASH - Queensberry Rules (from "Jack Flash") 4:10
04 - THE GOOD SHIP - A Harbour Fair (from "Avast! Wretched Sea") 2:28
05 - THE GOOD SHIP - These Are a Few of my Favourite Flings (from "Avast! Wretched Sea") 3:51
06 - THE GOOD SHIP - Bury Me (from "Avast! Wretched Sea") 4:29
07 - SIBIN - Dowd's (from "Things You Can't Polish") 2:31
08 - SIBIN - Belfast Mill (from "Things You Can't Polish") 3:56
09 - JOHNNY JUMP UP - Johnny Jump Up 4:54
10 - BETWEEN THE WARS - The Aces Are coming (from "The Aces Are Coming" single) 2:59
11 - HANDSOME YOUNG STRANGERS - Thunderbolt (Live at Armidale Uni) 4:28
1) HANDSOME YOUNG STRANGERS (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia)
http://www.reverbnation.com/handsomeyoungstrangers
http://www.myspace.com/thehandsomeyoungstrangers
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Handsome-Young-Strangers/106393595011
Freddo - vocals, lagerphone, harp, guitar
Drizzabone D - vocals, mandola, guitar
Marky Na-Na- vocals, guitar, baritone, batsteel, dulcimer, ukelele, mandobird, 35 dollar accordion
Adam Kenny Rumjack - mandolin, banjo
Jim Mongrel- bass, vocals
Mark "Looch" Lewis - drums
"Shane Warne" (3 tracks, EP, 2007)
"Melbourne Town" (Single, 2009)
"Here Come the Thunder Lads!" (17 tracks, 2011)
2) JACK FLASH (Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia)
http://www.jackflash.com.au
http://www.facebook.com/Jack-Flash/54397746525
http://www.triplejunearthed.com/Artists/View.aspx?artistid=11320
http://twitter.com/jackflashband
Jack Hickey - Electric guitar
Tom Michel - Mandolin/vocals
Liam Walsh - Drums
Shai Clement - Acoustic guitar
Blaise Clement - Bass
Louie - Violin
"Take Notice" (6 track EP, 2007)
"July Tour" (3 track EP, 2009)
"Demands Were Met" (3 track EP, 2009)
"Rebel's Revenge" (3 track EP, 2011)
"Jack Flash" (10 tracks, 2011)
3) THE GOOD SHIP (Brisbane, Queensland, Australia)
http://goodshipband.com
http://www.reverbnation.com/thegoodshipmusic
http://www.facebook.com/thegoodship
http://www.myspace.com/thegoodshipisaverybadship
Daz Gray – singing, guitar & mandolin
John Meyer – singing, guitar & percussion
Geoff Wilson – mandola, mandolin, percussion & shouting
Brett Harris – banjo, guitar, percussion & singing
Janey Mac – bass guitar, double bass & singing
Kat Cooke – trumpet, percussion & singing
James Lees – drumkit & percussion
Kat Ogilvie – accordion, percussion & singing
"Avast! Wretched Sea" (12 tracks, 2010)
4) SIBIN (Mildura, Victoria, Australia)
http://www.sibin.com.au
http://www.reverbnation.com/sibin
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sibin/110048945697706?sk=info
Mark Jenkins - lead vocals & guitar
Charles Hendy - tin whistle & flute
Corey Barbary - banjo & electric guitar
Luke McCarthy - drums
Tim Williams - bass
"Things You Can't Polish" (11 tracks)
5) JOHNNY JUMP UP (Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia)
http://www.reverbnation.com/johnnyjumpup
http://www.myspace.com/jjuband
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Johnny-Jump-Up/375995621093
Duncan Mitchell - vocals, guitar, mandolin
Mark Harland - vocals, guitar, bass
Amanda Dallas - vocals, violin
Tom Kidd - drums
6) BETWEEN THE WARS (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia)
http://www.betweenthewars.net
http://www.reverbnation.com/betweenthewars#!
http://www.myspace.com/between.the.wars
http://www.facebook.com/betweenthewars
http://betweenthewars.bandcamp.com
Jaymz Stevens - vocals, guitar
Jason Hatcher - vocals, ukulele
Aaron Allen - mandolin, guitar, vocals
Paul Trevorrow - bass, vocals
Sam Humphrey - violin, vocals
Jess Carlton - violin, trumpet
Damien Evans - Drums
"Carried Away" (11 tracks, 2010)
"The Rats" (9 tracks, 2011)
"The Aces Are Coming/I Forget What I'm Doing Here" (2 track single, 2011)
http://www.mediafire.com/?3f4k4v9co1m4c6j
REVIEW - THE TARTAN HEARTS "Flag's at Half Mast" (2008)
By Celtic Folk Punk On 11:12 AM In 5 Reviews, Bagpipes Punk, Celtic Punk, Tartan Hearts
THE TARTAN HEARTS "Flag's at Half Mast"
Sometimes I find a top-notch band and I get a special feeling. For instance, the first time I saw The Real McKenzies live during their "Loch'd & Loaded" tour. I try to experience the same feeling once again, but I have to keep on waiting. I think that I felt something similar the first time I listened to the Tartan Hearts songs.
The Tartan Hearts, raucous? Sure. Rowdy? Yeah. Rough at the edges? Of course, so what? That's exactly what I love: an honest band that plays music with passion. If the world is gonna end tomorrow, I would like to see The Tartan Hearts on stage before that happens.
The band hailing from Calgary (Canada) released a kick ass debut album back in 2008. Unfortunately, they kept a low profile and the band broke-up a year later. I wouldn't say that The Tartan Hearts were an underrated band. A band is underrated when the fans know their music, but they are unable to notice that it's worth hearing. On the contrary, I would say that The Tartan Hearts were the best kept secret in the Celtic punk world.
"Flag's at Half Mast" is a twelve track CD in which eleven tracks are self-penned songs and only one is a traditional tune (the opening track "Masons Apron"). Even if Aaron Taylor (bagpipes and tin whistle) had played live with the previous incarnation of the band, No Coast Hardcore, both bands are different. The Scottish traditional music has a bigger weight on The Tartan Hearts sound, a blend of bagpipes, street punk and oi!
IMHO, there is no clunker on this album. Great anthems and sing-alongs like "Broken Bottle, Broken Strings", "Petty Crime and Five Buck Wine", "United Voice", "Fire the Pipes", "Piper's Salute" and "Ken" that will make you jump and shout. Vocalist Peter MacLeod's wife is called Amy Leigh, but she is not the girl on the song "Amy Leigh. Anyway, another great track. "Land Ho" is an excellent shanty, I could row a boat while listening to that song. And the last track "Sailor's Grave" with a guest playing banjo (John Clark) is the best choice to close the album.
I remember that a friend told me some years ago that The Real McKenzies were "a second tier band". I realized that normally I prefer that kind of bands. Therefore, in my own world, the term "second tier band" is not an offence, but a compliment. I feel that if Mike McColgan was forced to choose today between Dropkick Murphys and the Tartan Hearts, he would prefer the Canadian band. So, if you like "second tier" bagpipe punk bands like The Real McKenzies, The Tradesmen or Pipes and Pints, you should contact Peter McLeod to buy your copy.
The Tartan Hearts: "A piper's salute to a new generation"
01 - Masons Apron
02 - Broken Bottles, Broken Strings
03 - Amy Leigh
04 - Petty Crimes and Five Buck Wine
05 - Land Ho
06 - United Voice
07 - Fire the Pipes
08 - Piper's Salute
09 - The Town that Died
10 - Ken
11 - Dover Boys
12 - Sailors Grave
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Tartan-Hearts/22285428705?sk=info
http://www.myspace.com/tartanhearts
http://radio3.cbc.ca/#/artists/thetartanhearts
http://twitter.com/#!/TheTartanHearts
To buy the album, contact the band:
thetartanhearts@yahoo.ca
Remember that you can download free the following sample featuring 4 Tartan Hearts tracks
http://celticfolkpunk.blogspot.com/2009/12/vol-xxiii-canada.html
CIRCLE J NEW EP "DIGGERS" HAS BEEN RELEASED
By Celtic Folk Punk On 7:30 PM In 2 Free Downloads, 8 New Albums, Celtic Punk, Circle J, The Netherlands
The Dutch band Circle J has just released a new EP, "Diggers". A couple of tracks can be downloaded for free from their site. Go ahead, download them, listen to them and finally buy the EP! If you are not sure, then wait for our review.
"Diggers
EP, released: February 2012
Cost: 5 euro/8 USD ex postal fees
You can buy the EP by sending an e-mail to:
circlejmerch@hotmail.com
Various online shops will sell "Diggers" as well, and you'll be able to download the mp3's. But then you will miss out on the amazing artwork, made by the incredible Leffe Goldstein!
1. The Legend of Robert Morgan
2. Diggers
3. Like the Weather
4. La Ronde des Milloraines
5. Sunday Mornings"
http://www.circlej.nl
(Click on "Diggers" and "La Ronde des Milloraines")
FREE DOWNLOAD - LES TRICARDS "Ma Révolution" (2012)
By Celtic Folk Punk On 7:19 PM In 2 Free Downloads, Celtic Oi, Celtic Punk, France, Les Tricards
The Alsatian band Les Tricards is back.
Their second EP, "Ma Révolution" is also available for free download.
Excellent Celtic Oi! from France. Remember that their previous tracks were included in one of the samplers last October 2011.
http://www.myspace.com/lestricards
http://trou2balle.records.free.fr
http://www.mediafire.com/?meqwbxk6h6fr6r5
REVIEW - DRINK HUNTERS "With My Crew" Discos Rayados DR.014 (2011)
By Celtic Folk Punk On 5:06 PM In 5 Reviews, 8 New Albums, Celtic Punk, Drink Hunters, Spain
DRINK HUNTERS "With My Crew" Discos Rayados DR.014
The long awaited debut album by the Catalonian band Drink Hunters is here: "With My Crew". The band is running fast and nobody can stop them: a top-notch 4 track demo released in 2009, one song on the Tribute to the Mahones album in 2011, a 13 track album at the end of 2011 and a track on the upcoming compilation Paddyrock Vol. IV.
"The Real McKenzies sans bagpipes" (a term coined by Chris Toler) are offering a great album: all of the tracks have been written by the band. If you were waiting for some standards or the odd Californian punk cover, you were wrong. The influences keep on being Bad Religion and NOFX, but Drink Hunters' own material is so strong that they don't need to cover other bands.
Lyrics deal with booze, critics to the consumer society, the police, crime …. Sometimes they are a little bit hedonistic, but there is also a lot of fun. For instance "She was 56", a song about a young man falling in love with a MILF.
Apart from that number, the highest moments on the CD are the well known 4 songs from their demo ("It's in Your Hands", "Drinking Song", "In My Head" and "Warrior Souls" and brilliant new numbers like "Fucking Cops", "All Night Drunk" and "Molly Never Sleeps Alone".
Fiddle and accordion arrangements are excellent. I feel that the quality of the band is very, very high and they deserve to be produced by a top international producer. If they are able to work with a foreign producer and to improve their lyrics, their worldwide fan base will increase at a high rate.
Given that no other band in the world is playing such intense Californian punk with a Celtic twist, I won't be surprised if the band gets a deal with a label from the other side of the ocean and the album is licensed there.
In the meanwhile, e-mail the band and grab your copy of "With My Crew"
01) Welcome to Happiness
02) It's in Your Hands
03) I don't Need You
04) Fucking Cops
05) All Night Drunk
06) With My Crew
07) Drinking Song
08) Scum
09) In Your Paradise
10) She Was 56
11) In My Head
12) Warrior Souls
13) Molly Never Sleeps Alone
http://www.facebook.com/pages/DRINK-HUNTERS/187023271351270?sk=info
http://www.myspace.com/drinkhunters
https://twitter.com/#!/drink_hunters
drinkhunters@hotmail.com
FREE DOWNLOAD - ROVERS AHEAD "Subversive Sessions"
By Celtic Folk Punk On 10:29 AM In 2 Free Downloads, Celtic Punk, Denmark, Rovers Ahead
Rovers Ahead hail from Denmark and are fronted by an Irishman, Nathan Corcoran. They were featured on our sampler from September 2009, Scandinavian Countries:
Nathan Corcoran - Vocals
Lasse Lund Elmer - Guitars & Vocals
Benjamin Duus Hansen - Mandolin, Banjo & Vocals
Niels Koch - Violin
Daniel Hermann - Drums
Snorre - Bass
"Candy Farm Sessions" (demos, 3 tracks, 2009)
"Subversive Sessions" (demos, 3 tracks, 2010)
http://www.roversahead.com
http://www.facebook.com/roversahead?sk=info
http://www.myspace.com/roversahead
http://roversahead.bandcamp.com/album/subversive-sessions-2
VIDEO - THE RAMSHACKLE ARMY "Rue the Day"
By Celtic Folk Punk On 10:12 AM In 3 Videos, Australia, Celtic Punk, Colonial Punk, The Ramshackle Army
The first single from The Ramshackle Army's independent debut EP "Life Lessons & Drunken Sessions" available through iTunes and all quality independent music stores.
Directed, produced and edited by Andrew Knights
(andrewknightsproductions.com)
The Ramshackle Army "Rue the Day"
FLOGGING MOLLY - NEWS FEBRUARY 2012
By Celtic Folk Punk On 3:03 PM In 9 Tour, Celtic Punk, Flogging Molly, News
"Greetings Flogging Molly faithful!
The 2012 Green 17 Tour presented by Sailor Jerry is just 2 days away!
Many of the shows have sold out or are on their way to selling out. We have an amazing list of bands touring with us on select dates, including Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears, The Devils Makes Three, Sean Wheeler & Zander Schloss, Suedehead, and the Brothers of Brazil. Be sure to come early to check them out!
We'll also be posting on our tour blog regularly so you can stay up to date with all of the Green 17 antics.
Feb 17 - Detroit, MI - The Fillmore *
Feb 18 - Chicago, IL - Aragon Ballroom *
Feb 19 - Cleveland, OH - House of Blues *
Feb 21 - Boston, MA- House of Blues *
Feb 22 - New York, NY - Hammerstein Ballroom *
Feb 24 - Silver Spring, MD - The Fillmore *
Feb 25 - Myrtle Beach, SC - House of Blues *
Feb 26 - Charlotte, NC - The Fillmore *
Feb 28 - Asheville, NC - The Orange Peel *
Feb 29 - Orlando, FL - House of Blues *
Mar 2 - New Orleans, LA - House of Blues ^
Mar 3 - Houston, TX - House of Blues ^
Mar 4 - Dallas, TX - House of Blues ^
Mar 6 - San Diego, CA - House of Blues #
Mar 7 - Los Angeles, CA - House of Blues #
Mar 9 - Anaheim, CA - The Grove #
Mar 10 - Oakland, CA - Fox Theatre #
Mar 11 - Portland, OR - Roseland Theater #
Mar 13 - Seattle, WA - Paramount Theatre #
Mar 14 - Denver, CO - Ogden Theatre $
Mar 16 - Las Vegas, NV - Thomas & Mack Center %
Mar 17 - Tempe, AZ - Tempe Beach Park +
* with Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears and The Devils Makes Three
^ with The Devil Makes Three and Sean Wheeler & Zander Schloss
# with Suedehead and Sean Wheeler & Zander Schloss
$ with Sean Wheeler & Zander Schloss and Brothers of Brazil
% with Suedehead, Sean Wheeler & Zander Schloss, and Brothers of Brazil
+ with Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers, Suedehead, Sean Wheeler & Zander Schloss, Brothers of Brazil and more
Flogging Molly will also be joining the likes of Jack White,Wilco, The Flaming Lips, Red Hot Chili Peppers at The Hangout Music Festival in Gulf Shores, AL on May 18th-20th. Then, in June, the band will be posting up in Manchester, TN at the Bonnaroo Festival with a slew of amazing artists including Radiohead, The Avett Brothers and many more.
Flogging Molly is headed back to Japan for 3 shows in April.
April 16 - Osaka, Japan - Club Quattro
April 17 - Nagoya, Japan - Club Quattro
April 18 - Tokyo, Japan - O-East
Get tickets and info here.
RECORD STORE DAY:
2012 marks the 10th Anniversary of the release of Flogging Molly's celebrated sophomore album DRUNKEN LULLABIES. To commemorate the anniversary of the band's first Gold album, Flogging Molly will release a limited edition red 7 Inch single for Record Store Day, April 21st.
Side A will contain the original, never before released, Steve Albini mix of Drunken Lullabies' raucous title track. The song was pulled from the original recording of the album, produced by the renowned Albini, but never released. Side B will contain a special, previously unreleased on vinyl acoustic version of the track "A Prayer For Me In Silence." The original version of the song appears on the group's critically acclaimed 2011 album SPEED OF DARKNESS. This special Drunken Lullabies 7" will be available at participating local independent record stores beginning April 21st. Here's a list of stores participating in Record Store Day.
CHIMES OF FREEDOM:
Flogging Molly recorded a version of Bob Dylan's "The Times They Are a Changin" for the new album, Chimes Of Freedom: The Songs Of Bob Dylan Honoring 50 Years Of Amnesty International. Chimes of Freedom is in stores and available online now. All profits from the sale of the album benefit Amnesty International.
Stay up to date with all of the latest Flogging Molly news by downloading our official Flogging Molly App for iPhone or Android, liking us on Facebook, or following us on Twitter @_floggingmolly.
More updates coming soon. See you on the road. Cheers!
FLOGGING MOLLY"
Mr. IRISH BASTARD - NEWS FEBRUARY 2012
By Celtic Folk Punk On 2:58 PM In 9 Tour, Celtic Punk, Mr.Irish Bastard, News
"Hey Ho Boys and Girls,
Its that time of the year again! Right on, its almost St. Patricks
Day! And you need a new shirt for the occasion. Check out our brand
new big day celebration 6 colour shirt. Now thats something to spill
your drink on! Mop it up while its hot!
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And – you guessed it – we are on the road again:
17.2. Wilhelmshaven – Kling Klang
18.2. Bochum - Matrix
25.2. Sarstedt - Klecks
09.3. Kiel - Pumpe
10.3. Magdeburg - Projekt 7
16.3. Kassel - K19
17.3. München - Backstage
24.3. Bremen - Römer (NEW VENUE!)
30.3. Lübeck - Treibsand
21.4. Unterwaldhausen - Querbeat Festival
27.4. Rüsselsheim - Das Rind
05.5. Borna - Rock am Kuhteich
12.5. Münster - Rock your gig@Sputnikhalle
23.6. Hilden - Rock your gig Festival
29.6. Vorselaar (BE) - Na Fir Bolg Festival
21.7. Oberhausen - Devilside Festival
28.7. Elend - Rocken am Brocken
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ROIO - OYSTERBAND AND JUNE TABOR - MINNEAPOLIS 1991
By Celtic Folk Punk On 9:02 PM In 4 Bootlegs, British Folk Rock, Celtic Rock, England, June tabor, Oysterband
An excellent soundboard recording from the "Freedom & Rain" tour. The original studio versions are available at the following CDs: "Rise", "Freedom & Rain" and "Little Rock to Leipzig" (Side A was studio, side B live).
June Tabor and the Oysterband met again last year and released a new album together, "Ragged Kingdom".
Track no. 9 from CD1 is a cover of Billy Bragg's "Valentine's Day is Over"
http://www.mediafire.com/?it6n96o6epbd3xb
VIDEO - HAGGIS AND BONG "The Celtic Force"
By Celtic Folk Punk On 8:55 PM In 3 Videos, Bagpipes Rock, Celtic Metal, Celtic Rock, Haggis and Bong, South Africa
The South African band Haggis and Bong has just released their brand new video:
Haggis and Bong "The Celtic Force"
FARLER'S FURY EURO TOUR 2012
By Celtic Folk Punk On 8:21 PM In 9 Tour, Bagpipes Punk, Celtic Punk, Farler's Fury
Gust production presents :
FARLER'S FURY - Euro Tour 2012
Celtic Punk Rock from Sherbrooke, Quebec
(Some dates are free so let us know if you're interested)
Friday, April 13 : Bordeaux, FR (L'Antidote) w/We'll Find Later
Saturday, April 14 : Clermont-Ferrand, FR (Les Pieds Nikelés) w/We'll Find Later
Sunday, April 15 : Turin, IT (United Club)
Monday, April 16 : TBA (Switzerland, Germany, Austria) w/Jet8
Tuesday, April 17 : TBA (Austria) w/Jet8
Wenesday, April 18 : TBA (Hungary) w/Jet8
Thursday, April 19 : Cluj-Napoca, RO (Flying Circus Pub) w/Jet8
Friday, April 20 : Kosice, SK (Collosseum) w/Jet8
Saturday, April 21 : Budapest, HU (Club 202) w/Jet8
Sunday, April 22 : Prague, CZ (Cross Club) w/Jet8
Tuesday, April 24 : TBA (Germany)
Wenesday, April 25 : Castrop-Rauxel, DE (Bahia de chochinos)
Thursday, April 26 : Arnhem, NL (The Stage) w/Circle J
Friday, April 27 : Utrecht, NL (ACU) w/Circle J
Saturday, April 28 : Amiens, FR (Le Lucullus) w/Les K-Nards Boiteux
Sunday, April 29 : Rennes, FR (Ty Anna) w/Les K-Nards Boiteux
Monday, April 30 : TBA (France) w/Les K-Nards Boiteux
Tuesday, May 1 : Tours, FR (Hurricane's Pub) w/Les K-Nards Boiteux
Wenesday, May 2 : Lyon, FR (Tostaki) w/Les K-Nards Boiteux
Thursday, May 3 : TBA (France) w/Les K-Nards Boiteux
Friday, May 4 : TBA (France) w/Les K-Nards Boiteux
Saturday, May 5 : TBA (France) w/Les K-Nards Boiteux
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REVIEW - HANDSOME YOUNG STRANGERS "Here's the Thunder Lads!" Troubadour Music (2011)
By Celtic Folk Punk On 2:10 PM In 5 Reviews, Australia, Colonial Punk, Handsome Young Strangers
The Handsome Young Strangers "Here's the Thunder Lads!" Troubadour Music
Running time: 65:25, 17 tracks (10 + 7 unreleased + out of print bonus tracks)
Handsome Young Strangers is a colonial bush punk band from Sydney, Australia. Bassist Jim Mongrel comes from Sydney City Trash , mandolin and tenor banjo player Adam Kenny is a Rumjacks member and ex-Roaring Jack accordionist Steph Miller and ex-Catgut Mary and ex-Rumjacks accordionist and tin whistle player Will Swan guest on the album. Then HYS are a sort of Aussi supergroup that has been travelling Australia since 2005.
"Here's the Thunder Lads!" is a genuine Aussie album. Seven tracks are traditional songs, another one is an Eric Bogle's anti-war song ("Green Fields of France" aka "No Man's Land"), another one is a Bee Gees song ("New York Mining Disaster 1941", a song that was covered by The Levellers on their "Zeitgeist Out-takes" freebie album) and eight tracks have been written by the band's songwriters, Freddo Donkin and Driza Dickinson. So, the songs subjects are about bushrangers, pubs, shearers, Australian heroes …
I feel that their renditions of the traditional songs are more raucous than their self-penned songs. Or, in other words, some of their own numbers show a quieter musical side. "Lachlan Tigers" , "The Overlander", "Woolloomooloo Lair" (even if the beginning is quiet calm) and "Ryebuck Shearer" can be filed together with Jackflash. On the other side, "Sweet as a Nut" (a song about how the pubs are losing their identity) and the trad . song "Street of Forbes" are closer to Weddings Parties Anything. And "Melbourne Town", with the mandolin and fiddle, can be compared to The Mahones "Back Home".
IMHO, the most interesting tracks on the album are "Thunderbolt", "Sweet as a Nut", "Melbourne Town" and "Shane Warne". The album is an excellent balance between covers and self-penned songs. The bush songs are great, but I feel that the stronger material on the album is their own one.
The band has waited 5 years to release their debut album. However, the wait has paid off. A brilliant selection of guest musicians (Crystal Loneragan on fiddle, Matt Galvin on guitar, Pete Kelly on trumpet …) and a fantastic artwork and booklet. Excellent pictures, drawings and a front cover that is not really the real one… a real labour of love.
Handsome Young Strangers say that they are inspired by the likes of Wedding Parties Anything, The Bushwackers and Redgum. They share those influences with Jackflash and their songs deal with the same themes. But, if you listen carefully to their songs, you will find a different musical vision of the Aussie world.
01 – Thunderbolt
02 – Sweet as a Nut
03 – The Lachlan Tigers
04 – Murrurundi
05 – The Overlander
06 – Handsome Young Stranger
07 – Jack Flash from Gundagai
08 – Melbourne Town
09 – Woolloomooloo Lair
10 – The Lady Penrhyn
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14 – Weary Dunlop
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17 – Shane Warne
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Day 4 of our Blogiversary- SERIES SPOTLIGHT from one of my favorites authors/series- Charlie Cochet and her THIRDS series..Giveaway!!
Hell & High Water
(THIRDS #1)
Primary romance- Dex & Sloan
When homicide detective Dexter J. Daley's testimony helps send his partner away for murder, the consequences—and the media frenzy—aren't far behind. He soon finds himself sans boyfriend, sans friends, and, after an unpleasant encounter in a parking garage after the trial, he's lucky he doesn't find himself sans teeth. Dex fears he'll get transferred from the Human Police Force's Sixth Precinct, or worse, get dismissed. Instead, his adoptive father—a sergeant at the Therian-Human Intelligence Recon Defense Squadron otherwise known as the THIRDS—pulls a few strings, and Dex gets recruited as a Defense Agent.
Dex is determined to get his life back on track and eager to get started in his new job. But his first meeting with Team Leader Sloane Brodie, who also happens to be his new jaguar Therian partner, turns disastrous. When the team is called to investigate the murders of three HumaniTherian activists, it soon becomes clear to Dex that getting his partner and the rest of the tightknit team to accept him will be a lot harder than catching the killer—and every bit as dangerous.
Blood & Thunder
When a series of bombs go off in a Therian youth center, injuring members of THIRDS Team Destructive Delta, and causing a rift between agents Dexter J. Daley and Sloane Brodie, peace seems unattainable. Especially when a new and frightening group, the Order of Adrasteia, appears to always be a step ahead. With panic and intolerance spreading and streets becoming littered with the Order's propaganda, hostility between Humans and Therians grows daily. Dex and Sloane, along with the rest of the team, are determined to take down the Order and restore peace, not to mention settle a personal score. But the deeper the team investigates the bombings, the more they believe there's a more sinister motive than a desire to shed blood and spread chaos.
Discovering the frightful truth behind the Order's intent forces Sloane to confront secrets from a past he thought he'd left behind for good, a past that could not only destroy him and his career, but also the reputation of the organization that made him all he is today. Now more than ever, Dex and Sloane need each other, and, along with trust, the strength of their bond will mean the difference between justice and all-out war.
Rack & Ruin
New York City's streets are more dangerous than ever with the leaderless Order of Adrasteia and the Ikelos Coalition, a newly emerged Therian group, at war. Innocent civilians are caught in the crossfire and although the THIRDS round up more and more members of the Order in the hopes of keeping the volatile group from reorganizing, the members of the Coalition continue to escape and wreak havoc in the name of vigilante justice.
Worse yet, someone inside the THIRDS has been feeding the Coalition information. It's up to Destructive Delta to draw out the mole and put an end to the war before anyone else gets hurt. But to get the job done, the team will have to work through the aftereffects of the Therian Youth Center bombing. A skirmish with Coalition members leads Agent Dexter J. Daley to a shocking discovery and suddenly it becomes clear that the random violence isn't so random. There's more going on than Dex and Sloane originally believed, and their fiery partnership is put to the test. As the case takes an explosive turn, Dex and Sloane are in danger of losing more than their relationship.
Rise & Fall
After an attack by the Coalition leaves THIRDS Team Leader Sloane Brodie critically injured, agent Dexter J. Daley swears to make Beck Hogan pay for what he's done. But Dex's plans for retribution are short-lived. With Ash still on leave with his own injuries, Sloane in the hospital, and Destructive Delta in the Coalition's crosshairs, Lieutenant Sparks isn't taking any chances. Dex's team is pulled from the case, with the investigation handed to Team Leader Sebastian Hobbs. Dex refuses to stand by while another team goes after Hogan, and decides to put his old HPF detective skills to work to find Hogan before Theta Destructive, no matter the cost.
With a lengthy and painful recovery ahead of him, the last thing Sloane needs is his partner out scouring the city, especially when the lies—however well intentioned—begin to spiral out of control. Sloane is all too familiar with the desire to retaliate, but some things are more important, like the man who's pledged to stand beside him. As Dex starts down a dark path, it's up to Sloane to show him what's at stake, and finally put a name to what's in his heart.
Primary romance- Ash & Cael
As the fiercest Defense Agent at the THIRDS, Destructive Delta's Ash Keeler is foul-mouthed and foul-tempered. But his hard-lined approach always yields results, evident by his recent infiltration of the Coalition. Thanks to Ash's skills and the help of his team, they finally put an end to the murdering extremist group for good, though not before Ash takes a bullet to save teammate Cael Maddock. As a result, Ash's secrets start to surface, and he can no longer ignore what's in his heart.
Cael Maddock is no stranger to heartache. As a Recon Agent for Destructive Delta, he has successfully maneuvered through the urban jungle that is New York City, picking up his own scars along the way. Yet nothing he's ever faced has been more of a challenge than the heart of Ash Keeler, his supposedly straight teammate. Being in love isn't the only danger he and Ash face as wounds reopen and new secrets emerge, forcing them to question old loyalties.
Catch a Tiger by the Tail (THIRDS #6)
Release Date- Feb/March 2016.
Primary romance- Hobbs & Calvin
Smoke & Mirrors (THIRDS #7)
Expected publication date- June 2016.
Posted By: Book Lovers 4Ever at 11/12/2015 12:36:00 PM


The Internet offers many opportunities for making money, but some do not find those worthwhile as they do not have the required skills or find the gains too meager to meet their demands.
If you are among those and need cash badly, here is an opportunity for you: Get paid to advertise on your body!
Let advertisers use your skin for promoting their products and businesses, and pay you a reasonably good amount of money.
Yes, temporarily having tattoos on your skin allows you to make money!
Advertising agencies are always on the look out for novel ways of advertising product or services of their clients, and the latest way they have discovered is to use humans as moving posters by incorporating temporary, and even permanent tattoos on their bodies!
It may sound odd, but tattooed advertising is getting trendy. Although, this kind of advertisement has been around for quite sometime.
You may recall Kari Smith having advertised for the website GoldenPalace.com by offering to have a permanent tattoo on her forehead.
That was in 2005 and she pocketed $10,000.
The latest news is that this year, Anna Morgan, an adult Russian movie star tattooed "MyMMOShop.com" on her breasts for a consideration of $500,000!
But I Don't Want to Tattoo a Business Logo on My Body Permanently!
If you really like the idea of making money by letting companies advertise on your body, body but are dissuaded by the thought of getting a permanent mark on your body, you may consider approaching LeaseYourBody.com for the purpose.
They are looking for people who are willing to work as moving ads by having temporary tattoos on their bodies.
You can expect to be paid up to $5,000.
You can log onto this site and specify the part of your body you can provide for incorporating a temporary tattoo, and the amount you'll charge in dollars for doing the same, and post your personal profile.
The advertiser can log onto that site, select the person that most matches the content of their ad and mention the amount they are willing to pay.
Then, it is up to you to accept or refuse the offer.
On accepting their offer, you get the temporary tattoo to be inscribed on your body.
Once you send them a confirmation to that effect, you get paid through a check.
This really depends on the company, the tattoo itself, how much exposure you can generate for the advertiser, and so on.
But we do know that temporary tattoo ads earn you much less than a permanent one.
Let me give you a few examples of people who have gotten paid before for getting a temporary tattoo on their body.
Here is one of the famous stories of people selling their body parts as an advertising space. In 2005, Andrew Fischer set up an eBay auction offering the winner a temporary tattoo ad on his forehead. A company called Green Pharmaceuticals won the auction and paid him $37,375.
Terry Gardner, a legal secretary in California, got paid for a temporary tattoo on the back of her shaved head for Air Newzealand. She was among 30 other people who received either $777 cash or a round-trip ticket to New Zealand (worth about $1,200).
FeelUnique.com, an online beauty products store paid 10 men and women $150 to have the company's web address temporarily tattooed on their eyelids and then wink at strangers for 1000 times.
So, as you can see, it really differs from case to case.
It is not for the first time that human body is being exploited for the purpose of advertising. For quite sometime Goodyear, the tire manufacturers were offering a set of tires without any charge to anybody who was willing to have a permanent tattoo of their logo.
Moreover, at times, individuals are known to have approached companies for offering permanent tattoos on their body and made substantial amounts of money.
Getting paid for having tattoos on one's body may not be everybody's cup of tea, but is surely an option for making some extra bucks for many.
Michael, I don't think you can get paid for it afterwords. Most people find the sponsor first, negotiate the price, then get the tattoo. That said, if you can get some social media buzz about your tattoo, you may be able to get something out of it.
Derek, checkout the site mentioned in the post. That's the only way I know of that you can get paid to get tattoos.
You have to get creative. Social media provides an easy way to get the attention of big companies!
So I lost a bet at my job and had to get the snuggle bear logo tatted on my arm. Could I possibly get some type of compensation for it?
I doubt it. You have to do the negotiation before getting the tattoo.
Roger Severt, 1/20/17 . I'm willin to get any logo tattooed anywhere on my body for the right price. I'm a tattoo artist my self so i know the ins-outs, what I'm in for when it comes to permanent body art. thank u!!!


Southend United will be looking to bounce back from last weekend's defeat to Peterborough as they travel to the Montgomery Waters Meadow to take on Shrewsbury Town tomorrow afternoon.
Blues have followed up their last two defeats with a win and they'll be looking to keep that trend going as they take on a Shrewsbury side who have yet to claim a victory this season.
After reaching the play-off final in May, there's been plenty of change at Shrews, but despite not claiming a win so far, John Askey's side has been tough to beat, drawing five of their last six.
And with Shrewsbury having beaten Blues in all of the last three meetings between the two sides, they'll be confident of turning their fortunes around when Powell's Southend comes to town.
Ben Coker is in line to make his 200th appearance for Blues this weekend while fellow full-back Jason Demetriou is available again after returning from international duty with Cyprus.
Michael Kightly and Mark Oxley remain unavailable as they serve the second of their three-game ban.
Youngster Dru Yearwood is back in full training but is unlikely to feature, while Harry Lennon, Luke Hyam and Sam Barratt continue to be out through injury.
Shrewsbury will be without Abobaker Eisa for a couple more weeks as he continues to recover from a knee ligament injury picked up last month.
Back-up 'keeper Steve Arnold is fit again and will take his place on the bench, while full-back James Bolton is also available again and will be fighting it out with Josh Emmanuel for the right-back spot.
"They had a good result last weekend against Portsmouth. They've got a way of playing at the minute and we have to overcome that.
"I know the stats in regards to wins, draws and losses, but ultimately League One you can't call it. It's whatever happens on the day.
"We're going to have to make sure we put in a sturdy performance away from home like we have done at Bristol Rovers and Plymouth, where we should've really taken six points instead of four."
"They're a good team. They get goals, they tend to play 4-4-2 and every game we play is going to be tough.
"Southend are one of the better teams in the league, but we have to concentrate on ourselves as always. Hopefully, we can dictate the game and come out on the right side.
Blues fell to a third successive league defeat as goals from Greg Docherty and Lee Angol secured Shrewsbury a 2-0 win at the Montgomery Waters Meadow.
Shrews, who went into the game looking for their first win of the season, made the perfect start to proceedings scoring after five minutes with Docherty's well-taken strike inside the area.
Southend rallied and went close to levelling before the interval through Simon Cox but were caught with a sucker-punch second goal in first-half stoppage time through Lee Angol.
Angol had a superb chance to extend Shrewsbury's lead in the second-half but he was denied by a reflex save by David Stockdale with Stockdale's opposite number Joel Coleman rarely troubled.
Defeat for Blues was their fourth straight loss to Shrewsbury and the win for the home side saw them leapfrog Southend in the table following their first maximum of the campaign.
The result, as well as the performance, will raise more questions than answers for Blues boss Chris Powell who will be disappointed following more positive showings in defeats to Peterborough United and Charlton Athletic.
And following that defeat to Posh last weekend, Powell mixed things up in defence ahead of today's trip to Shropshire, replacing Elvis Bwomono and Michael Turner with Jason Demetriou and Taylor Moore while left-back Ben Coker made his 200th appearance for the club.
The hosts came into this game off the back of a spirited performance away at Portsmouth that earned them a point last weekend and they also made two changes and The Salop were still without a win this season following the appointment of John Askey in the summer.
Blues were hoping to maintain a trend that had seen both of their last two defeats followed up with wins, but they made a nightmare start as Shrewsbury opened the scoring inside the first five minutes at the Montgomery Waters Meadow.
Alex Gilliead's break down the left looked to have been marshalled perfectly by the returning Jason Demetriou but the Shrews winger somehow managed to prod the ball across goal to Greg Docherty who expertly chested the ball down before firing into the roof of the net.
The early goal left Southend plenty of time to come back but it was the home side who looked the more threatening in attack with Lee Angol forcing a couple of routines saves out of David Stockdale as the home side looked to extend their lead.
Chris Powell's side grew into the game the longer the half went on and they twice went close before the interval when a Stephen McLaughlin cross fell kindly to Simon Cox who couldn't fire past Joel Coleman before another McLaughlin cross saw Tom Hopper head just wide.
Blues though were caught by a sucker-punch right on the stroke of half-time when they failed to deal with a corner from the left, leaving Shrewsbury's dangerman Angol to fire home a second with virtually the last kick of the half.
Buoyed by that goal in first-half stoppage time, Shrewsbury came out looking for a goal to kill off any hopes Southend had of salvaging a point, going close early in the second period when Gilliead's low ball found Shaun Whalley whose shot was blocked by Taylor Moore.
Moore then had an effort of his own blocked up the other end of the pitch moments before Angol forced a superb reaction save from David Stockdale. Whalley's cross found the striker unmarked at the far post but his downward header was saved by the leg of the 'keeper to keep the arrears at two.
Angol again forced the on-loan Birmingham goalkeeper into action with a long-range effort that was claimed at the second attempt and time was quickly running out for Blues if they were to claim anything from their trip.
Powell brought on Theo Robinson and Shawn McCoulsky in an attempt to grab one back and make a nervy finish for the home side but Southend's best chance came after a mix-up in the Shrewsbury back-line which saw Mat Sadler almost put the ball in his own net before hooking it clear.
Blues never quite looked likely to threaten the Shrewsbury goal again after that with the Shrews fans rejoicing their first win in all competitions as the full-time whistle blew, leaving Southend to ponder what needs to change to reverse their fortunes.
We have been issued 512 tickets that will be situated in the DM Recruitment Stand.
Ticket sales on the day of the game will be cash only at the DM Recruitment Stand and will have no price increase.
Please note there is no cash machine located near or inside the ground.
We have been issued 6 pairs of wheelchair and carer tickets which come at the above prices.
For Shrewsbury travel information click here.
Want to watch the Shrewsbury game in style?
They are offering Blues fans the opportunity to experience hospitality in their VIP package.
Price per person is £60 +vat.


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Real-time intensity domain characterization of fibre lasers using spatio-temporal dynamics
Srikanth Sugavanam*, Nikita Tarasov, Dmitry V. Churkin
Aston Institute of Photonics Technology (AIPT)
Research output: Contribution to journal › Special issue › peer-review
Fibre lasers are light sources that are synonymous with stability. They can give rise to highly coherent continuous-wave radiation, or a stable train of mode locked pulses with well-defined characteristics. However, they can also exhibit an exceedingly diverse range of nonlinear operational regimes spanning a multi-dimensional parameter space. The complex nature of the dynamics poses significant challenges in the theoretical and experimental studies of such systems. Here, we demonstrate how the real-time experimental methodology of spatio-temporal dynamics can be used to unambiguously identify and discern between such highly complex lasing regimes. This two-dimensional representation of laser intensity allows the identification and tracking of individual features embedded in the radiation as they make round-trip circulations inside the cavity. The salient features of this methodology are highlighted by its application to the case of Raman fibre lasers and a partially mode locked ring fibre laser operating in the normal dispersion regime.
https://doi.org/10.3390/app6030065
© 2016 by the authors; licensee MDPI, Basel, Switzerland. This article is an open access article distributed under the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons by Attribution (CC-BY) license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/).
ERC project ULTRALASER, H2020 project CARDIALLY, Russian Ministry of Science and Education (14.584.21.0014); Russian Foundation for Basic Research (projects 16-32-60153, 15-02-07925).
fibre lasers
real-time characterization
spatio-temporal dynamics
self-organization
pattern formation
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10.3390/app6030065
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Sugavanam, S., Tarasov, N., & Churkin, D. V. (2016). Real-time intensity domain characterization of fibre lasers using spatio-temporal dynamics. Applied Sciences, 6(3), [65]. https://doi.org/10.3390/app6030065, https://doi.org/10.3390/app6030065
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AU - Tarasov, Nikita
AU - Churkin, Dmitry V.
N1 - © 2016 by the authors; licensee MDPI, Basel, Switzerland. This article is an open access article distributed under the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons by Attribution (CC-BY) license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). ERC project ULTRALASER, H2020 project CARDIALLY, Russian Ministry of Science and Education (14.584.21.0014); Russian Foundation for Basic Research (projects 16-32-60153, 15-02-07925).
N2 - Fibre lasers are light sources that are synonymous with stability. They can give rise to highly coherent continuous-wave radiation, or a stable train of mode locked pulses with well-defined characteristics. However, they can also exhibit an exceedingly diverse range of nonlinear operational regimes spanning a multi-dimensional parameter space. The complex nature of the dynamics poses significant challenges in the theoretical and experimental studies of such systems. Here, we demonstrate how the real-time experimental methodology of spatio-temporal dynamics can be used to unambiguously identify and discern between such highly complex lasing regimes. This two-dimensional representation of laser intensity allows the identification and tracking of individual features embedded in the radiation as they make round-trip circulations inside the cavity. The salient features of this methodology are highlighted by its application to the case of Raman fibre lasers and a partially mode locked ring fibre laser operating in the normal dispersion regime.
AB - Fibre lasers are light sources that are synonymous with stability. They can give rise to highly coherent continuous-wave radiation, or a stable train of mode locked pulses with well-defined characteristics. However, they can also exhibit an exceedingly diverse range of nonlinear operational regimes spanning a multi-dimensional parameter space. The complex nature of the dynamics poses significant challenges in the theoretical and experimental studies of such systems. Here, we demonstrate how the real-time experimental methodology of spatio-temporal dynamics can be used to unambiguously identify and discern between such highly complex lasing regimes. This two-dimensional representation of laser intensity allows the identification and tracking of individual features embedded in the radiation as they make round-trip circulations inside the cavity. The salient features of this methodology are highlighted by its application to the case of Raman fibre lasers and a partially mode locked ring fibre laser operating in the normal dispersion regime.
KW - fibre lasers
KW - real-time characterization
KW - nonlinear dynamics
KW - spatio-temporal dynamics
KW - self-organization
KW - pattern formation
U2 - 10.3390/app6030065
DO - 10.3390/app6030065
M3 - Special issue
JO - Applied Sciences
JF - Applied Sciences
Sugavanam S, Tarasov N, Churkin DV. Real-time intensity domain characterization of fibre lasers using spatio-temporal dynamics. Applied Sciences. 2016 Feb 25;6(3):65. doi: 10.3390/app6030065, 10.3390/app6030065


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