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16:56:41 01/17/12
Tango In The Attic - "Swimming Pool": SXSW 2012 Showcasing Artist
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Tango In The Attic - "Swimming Pool": SXSW 2012 Showcasing Artist
Tango in the Attic were formed in 2008 at Edinburgh university by five friends that have grown up together. The band take influence from best pop, avant-garde and east coast garage music made over the last forty years. The band attempt to write pop songs that optimistic and try to engage their listeners wit energetic and uplifting music. We are currently recording to follow up to our debut LP which is due for release in March 2012. In July 2010 we released our debut record \'Bank Place Locomotive Society\' on our own label. This has recieved rave reviews on both sides of the atlantic including a feature in Nylon Magazine in the USA. We have self financed all these projects so far and have managed to sustain a good financial balance. This has been aided in part by our strong merchandising function, which has helped us to establish a recognisable and successful brand image as well as encouraging digital and physical sales. In August 2010 the record was licensed to Inpartmaint Records in Japan, which will see the record fully released both physically and digitally with full press and radio services in November. Sales in the USA have been positive since the Nylon article with the album debuting at 123,rising to 115 and still charting in the CMJ top 200. The record has now sold in 11 Different countries such as USA,Canada,Germany, Sweden, Australia, New Zealand and France. Tracks from this record have been sync\'ed in the USA on MTV\'s the real world and on the online adverts ... From: sxsw Views: 145 8 ratings Time: 05:17 More in Music
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16:56:41 01/17/12
Tango In The Attic - "Swimming Pool": SXSW 2012 Showcasing Artist
[LESS INFO] 0 VIEWS | ADDED 16:56:41 01/17/12
Tango In The Attic - "Swimming Pool": SXSW 2012 Showcasing Artist
Tango in the Attic were formed in 2008 at Edinburgh university by five friends that have grown up together. The band take influence from best pop, avant-garde and east coast garage music made over the last forty years. The band attempt to write pop songs that optimistic and try to engage their listeners wit energetic and uplifting music. We are currently recording to follow up to our debut LP which is due for release in March 2012. In July 2010 we released our debut record \'Bank Place Locomotive Society\' on our own label. This has recieved rave reviews on both sides of the atlantic including a feature in Nylon Magazine in the USA. We have self financed all these projects so far and have managed to sustain a good financial balance. This has been aided in part by our strong merchandising function, which has helped us to establish a recognisable and successful brand image as well as encouraging digital and physical sales. In August 2010 the record was licensed to Inpartmaint Records in Japan, which will see the record fully released both physically and digitally with full press and radio services in November. Sales in the USA have been positive since the Nylon article with the album debuting at 123,rising to 115 and still charting in the CMJ top 200. The record has now sold in 11 Different countries such as USA,Canada,Germany, Sweden, Australia, New Zealand and France. Tracks from this record have been sync\'ed in the USA on MTV\'s the real world and on the online adverts ... From: sxsw Views: 145 8 ratings Time: 05:17 More in Music
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21:22:58 10/12/11
Turbid North Live in Studio B
[LESS INFO] 11 VIEWS | ADDED 21:22:58 10/12/11
Turbid North performs live in Studio B of Mevio in San Francisco
About Turbid North:
“I was reading a book of Alaskan survival stories and one of the stories struck me as an inspiration” Nick Forkel (guitar/vocal) of Turbid North relates the inspiration to the band’s new album “Orogeny.” “It was the story of this hunter who was trapped in the wilderness at the height of winter and things got worse and worse for him. His will to survive and his hunter’s instinct helped him to overcome this hell and the album follows that. It’s about overcoming the odds no matter how grim and the survival instinct we all have.” Self-proclaimed Alaskan mountain metal Turbid North’s sound retains the galloping thrash of early 80’s period of bands like Metallica and Kreator, the technical and abrasive shredding of modern death metal and even moments of bluesy and flowing solos reminiscient of Randy Rhoades period Ozzy. The songs are as epic as the storyline of the hunter and the fully painted artwork that adorns each page reflects the story. The artwork was done by Alex Rydlinski (guitar) and even contains a lost touchstone of metal, the bad-ass mascot (see pic above) “We call him Snow Death” says Forkel, “he represents old man winter throwing everything he can to make the hunter fail.”
The story of Turbid North parallels the hunter as they both have a strong drive to survive and meet challenges. The band started in North Pole, Alaska back in 2001 right near Fairbanks. Original members Forkel, Rydlinski and his brother Adam Rydlinski (drums) were accomplished musicians with Adam even spending time in the Alaskan Symphony Orchestra. “We quickly made it to the top of the Fairbanks metal scene” says Forkel “but there was really no where to go from there.” Though big acts in the world of heavy music rarely came, when they did come Turbid North were selected as the opening band. The group opened for Darkest Hour, Godsmack (twice), Adema and their show with Drowning Pool changed their lives. “The guys in Drowning Pool watched us and said you guys are great but you’ll never make it if you stay here. They told us that the scene in their home area of Dallas/Ft Worth Texas was great and that we could really make a name out there.” The band worked full time as Lumber Jacks saving up all their money and a little over three years ago picked up and moved to Fort Worth, Texas.
The band entrenched themselves in the live music scene, making a sizeable dent in the Texas metal scene building a respectable audience. Leaving their original bassist in Alaska, the band came to the attention of Chris O’Toole, who recently moved from the UK to Texas strangely enough. O’Toole sent audition videos from the UK to the band and joined their ranks. In 2009 the original vocalist left to return to Alaska and his replacement was Brian McCoy, ex vocalist of Debri, who won the Ozzfest Battle Of The Bands in 2008. Today the band lives together in the same house where they recorded Orogeny in their home studio by Forkel. They have done multiple regional tours through the Texas and surrounding areas playing with such artists as Goatwhore and Skeletonwitch.
The band plans to embark on another tour this fall and a video paralleling the album’s story is in the works.
Members:
Chris O’Toole – Bass
Nick Forkel – Guitar
Brian McCoy – Vocals
Alex Rydlinksi – Guitar
Adam Rydlinski – Drums
Discography
“Under the Eight” (2008)
“Orogeny” (2010)
Links
http://www.myspace.com/turbidnorth
MySpace
Facebook
Last.fm
Twitter
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21:12:30 10/12/11
Turbid North - Live in Studio B - Part 1 - Kodiak
[LESS INFO] 11 VIEWS | ADDED 21:12:30 10/12/11
Part 2 of Turbid North performing live in Studio B of Mevio in San Francisco For the full performance CLICK HERE
About Turbid North:
“I was reading a book of Alaskan survival stories and one of the stories struck me as an inspiration” Nick Forkel (guitar/vocal) of Turbid North relates the inspiration to the band’s new album “Orogeny.” “It was the story of this hunter who was trapped in the wilderness at the height of winter and things got worse and worse for him. His will to survive and his hunter’s instinct helped him to overcome this hell and the album follows that. It’s about overcoming the odds no matter how grim and the survival instinct we all have.” Self-proclaimed Alaskan mountain metal Turbid North’s sound retains the galloping thrash of early 80’s period of bands like Metallica and Kreator, the technical and abrasive shredding of modern death metal and even moments of bluesy and flowing solos reminiscient of Randy Rhoades period Ozzy. The songs are as epic as the storyline of the hunter and the fully painted artwork that adorns each page reflects the story. The artwork was done by Alex Rydlinski (guitar) and even contains a lost touchstone of metal, the bad-ass mascot (see pic above) “We call him Snow Death” says Forkel, “he represents old man winter throwing everything he can to make the hunter fail.”
The story of Turbid North parallels the hunter as they both have a strong drive to survive and meet challenges. The band started in North Pole, Alaska back in 2001 right near Fairbanks. Original members Forkel, Rydlinski and his brother Adam Rydlinski (drums) were accomplished musicians with Adam even spending time in the Alaskan Symphony Orchestra. “We quickly made it to the top of the Fairbanks metal scene” says Forkel “but there was really no where to go from there.” Though big acts in the world of heavy music rarely came, when they did come Turbid North were selected as the opening band. The group opened for Darkest Hour, Godsmack (twice), Adema and their show with Drowning Pool changed their lives. “The guys in Drowning Pool watched us and said you guys are great but you’ll never make it if you stay here. They told us that the scene in their home area of Dallas/Ft Worth Texas was great and that we could really make a name out there.” The band worked full time as Lumber Jacks saving up all their money and a little over three years ago picked up and moved to Fort Worth, Texas.
The band entrenched themselves in the live music scene, making a sizeable dent in the Texas metal scene building a respectable audience. Leaving their original bassist in Alaska, the band came to the attention of Chris O’Toole, who recently moved from the UK to Texas strangely enough. O’Toole sent audition videos from the UK to the band and joined their ranks. In 2009 the original vocalist left to return to Alaska and his replacement was Brian McCoy, ex vocalist of Debri, who won the Ozzfest Battle Of The Bands in 2008. Today the band lives together in the same house where they recorded Orogeny in their home studio by Forkel. They have done multiple regional tours through the Texas and surrounding areas playing with such artists as Goatwhore and Skeletonwitch.
The band plans to embark on another tour this fall and a video paralleling the album’s story is in the works.
Members:
Chris O’Toole – Bass
Nick Forkel – Guitar
Brian McCoy – Vocals
Alex Rydlinksi – Guitar
Adam Rydlinski – Drums
Discography
“Under the Eight” (2008)
“Orogeny” (2010)
Links
http://www.myspace.com/turbidnorth
MySpace
Facebook
Last.fm
Twitter
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20:57:57 10/12/11
Turbid North - Live in Studio B of Mevio - Part 2 - The Hunter
[LESS INFO] 11 VIEWS | ADDED 20:57:57 10/12/11
Part 2 of Turbid North performing live in Studio B of Mevio in San Francisco For the full performance CLICK HERE
About Turbid North:
“I was reading a book of Alaskan survival stories and one of the stories struck me as an inspiration” Nick Forkel (guitar/vocal) of Turbid North relates the inspiration to the band’s new album “Orogeny.” “It was the story of this hunter who was trapped in the wilderness at the height of winter and things got worse and worse for him. His will to survive and his hunter’s instinct helped him to overcome this hell and the album follows that. It’s about overcoming the odds no matter how grim and the survival instinct we all have.” Self-proclaimed Alaskan mountain metal Turbid North’s sound retains the galloping thrash of early 80’s period of bands like Metallica and Kreator, the technical and abrasive shredding of modern death metal and even moments of bluesy and flowing solos reminiscient of Randy Rhoades period Ozzy. The songs are as epic as the storyline of the hunter and the fully painted artwork that adorns each page reflects the story. The artwork was done by Alex Rydlinski (guitar) and even contains a lost touchstone of metal, the bad-ass mascot (see pic above) “We call him Snow Death” says Forkel, “he represents old man winter throwing everything he can to make the hunter fail.”
The story of Turbid North parallels the hunter as they both have a strong drive to survive and meet challenges. The band started in North Pole, Alaska back in 2001 right near Fairbanks. Original members Forkel, Rydlinski and his brother Adam Rydlinski (drums) were accomplished musicians with Adam even spending time in the Alaskan Symphony Orchestra. “We quickly made it to the top of the Fairbanks metal scene” says Forkel “but there was really no where to go from there.” Though big acts in the world of heavy music rarely came, when they did come Turbid North were selected as the opening band. The group opened for Darkest Hour, Godsmack (twice), Adema and their show with Drowning Pool changed their lives. “The guys in Drowning Pool watched us and said you guys are great but you’ll never make it if you stay here. They told us that the scene in their home area of Dallas/Ft Worth Texas was great and that we could really make a name out there.” The band worked full time as Lumber Jacks saving up all their money and a little over three years ago picked up and moved to Fort Worth, Texas.
The band entrenched themselves in the live music scene, making a sizeable dent in the Texas metal scene building a respectable audience. Leaving their original bassist in Alaska, the band came to the attention of Chris O’Toole, who recently moved from the UK to Texas strangely enough. O’Toole sent audition videos from the UK to the band and joined their ranks. In 2009 the original vocalist left to return to Alaska and his replacement was Brian McCoy, ex vocalist of Debri, who won the Ozzfest Battle Of The Bands in 2008. Today the band lives together in the same house where they recorded Orogeny in their home studio by Forkel. They have done multiple regional tours through the Texas and surrounding areas playing with such artists as Goatwhore and Skeletonwitch.
The band plans to embark on another tour this fall and a video paralleling the album’s story is in the works.
Members:
Chris O’Toole – Bass
Nick Forkel – Guitar
Brian McCoy – Vocals
Alex Rydlinksi – Guitar
Adam Rydlinski – Drums
Discography
“Under the Eight” (2008)
“Orogeny” (2010)
Links
http://www.myspace.com/turbidnorth
MySpace
Facebook
Last.fm
Twitter
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13:27:02 04/22/10
071 – VMware View (SD)
[LESS INFO] 9 VIEWS | ADDED 13:27:02 04/22/10
Voraussetzungen: - ESX oder ESXi (vSphere 4!!!!) - Active Directory - 1 Server (windows 2003/2008) für Virtual Center und View Manager - 1 Server (windows 2003/2008) für VMware View Connection Server - 1 SQL Server (für Testumgebungen geht auch SQL Express, für Produktiv dedizierter Server empfohlen) Besprochen: - View Manager Weboberfläche - Virtual Center (angerissen) - VMware View Desktop Pools (persistent, ...
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13:27:02 04/22/10
071 – VMware View (SD)
[LESS INFO] 56 VIEWS | ADDED 13:27:02 04/22/10
Voraussetzungen: - ESX oder ESXi (vSphere 4!!!!) - Active Directory - 1 Server (windows 2003/2008) für Virtual Center und View Manager - 1 Server (windows 2003/2008) für VMware View Connection Server - 1 SQL Server (für Testumgebungen geht auch SQL Express, für Produktiv dedizierter Server empfohlen) Besprochen: - View Manager Weboberfläche - Virtual Center (angerissen) - VMware View Desktop Pools (persistent, ...
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14:35:32 02/05/10
30 Crested Point Place - Alden Bridge - The Woodlands, TX
[LESS INFO] 8 VIEWS | ADDED 14:35:32 02/05/10
Beautifully appointed Emerald home close to shopping, school & park with pool, courts and access to Bear Branch! Open floor-plan perfect for entertaining. Gorgeous high quality hickory wood floors on first floor, stairs & catwalk upstairs. Oversized utility. Flex room adjacent to utility ideal for hobby, second study, studio, storage, etc. Stone fireplace and wall in breakfast creates cozy atmosphere. Awesome built-ins. Enjoy additional living with 2008 pool with spa and weeping- wall water feature. Cul-de-sac location is perfect for play. Quick route to, Park and Ride, I-45 and Hardy Tollway. Visit www.MicheleFlory.com for more photos, floor-plan, and school information. Visit www.ExperienceTheWoodlands.com for information on The Woodlands community, schools, activities, and lifestyle. Michele Flory Toll-Free @ 866-276-8200
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00:45:13 10/01/09
Strictly Sexual
[LESS INFO] 1 VIEWS | ADDED 00:45:13 10/01/09
Two successful women, sick and tired of dating and relationships, decide to keep two young men in their pool house for strictly sexual purposes.
Add this to your queue Added: Thu Oct 01 00:45:13 UTC 2009 Air date: Sat Jun 07 00:00:00 UTC 2008 Duration: 1:39:56 Rating: 4.1 / 5.0 Closed captions available.
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04:49:41 08/06/09
Conserving Biodiversity On Coastal Lands In Hawai`I
[LESS INFO] 0 VIEWS | ADDED 04:49:41 08/06/09
Sam Gon presenting. Native biodiversity found on coastal lands in Hawai'i are threatened by rising sea levels due to climate change, as well as other critical threats. In 2008, The Nature Conservancy completed a statewide assessment identifying conservation targets that represent coastal biodiversity, and mapping these targets across the main islands. The purpose of this biodiversity assessment is to understand the total distribution and viability of these biodiversity targets on coastal lands, as a first step toward anticipating change along coastlines due to development and climate. This evaluation process spotlighted a few key findings and strategies specific to biodiversity on coastal lands: Some targets, such as anchialine pools, are largely restricted to a single island, and require a combination of redundant protection there, as well as efforts to ensure representation across the archipelago. The geographic placement of important coastal areas ties into both terrestrial efforts and marine protection efforts, such that a more holistic approach, mirroring ahupua'a management, can be identified across the archipelago. By filling in the information gap of the statewide status of these biodiversity targets on coastal lands, the need for conservation actions is clearer and more urgent. We have identified a subset of the most viable examples of the coastal conservation targets, such that roughly 20% of the coast is identified as a high priority arena for action. TNC has identified this portfolio of sites necessary for seabirds, anchialine pools and coastal vegetation to persist into the future.
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09:00:00 02/12/09
Te Kume Pahikara (Bike Pooling) - 2008 Winner
[LESS INFO] 2 VIEWS | ADDED 09:00:00 02/12/09
A short comedy exploring an alternative way to travel to school, this film was made by students aged 13-14 from Te Wharekura o Wairarapa, a Maori language school in New Zealand. ‘Te Kume Pahikara’ won the Te Reo and Tikanga Maori Special Award for a film making use of Te Reo and Tikanga (Maori language and culture) in The Outlook for Someday sustainability film challenge for young people in New Zealand in 2008.
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22:31:44 12/16/08
RipeTV - Model Dating-Hawaii - Christy Mendenhall1
[LESS INFO] 12 VIEWS | ADDED 22:31:44 12/16/08
Author: ripetv
Added: Tue, 16 Dec 2008 14:31:44 -0800
Duration: 230
http://www.ripetv.com/ With eyes like limpid pools, Christy's is a face to compose sonnets on. Well, sonnets on the SUBJECT of her face. Not, yunno, directly penned onto cause that would mar the very subject of your praise.
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00:42:43 08/26/08
Crimanimalz - So. Cal Freeway Ride
[LESS INFO] 4 VIEWS | ADDED 00:42:43 08/26/08
Text from the Crimanimalz:
Mission
The ride's political stance and agenda was neutral, many participants invoked the group's collective motto: "If you rode a bicycle, you'd be home by now!" -- a statement against oil dependency, in support of sustainable living and a collective critique of the Los Angeles transportation infrastructure. The riders are pointing out that in a city like Los Angeles made for cars, bicycle riders are reaching their destinations faster.
Long Term Goals
Members of the CRIMANIMALZ are looking for city officials to make bicycle safety a priority, not only through the creation of safe and easy places to ride, but also as a means of transportation on the city's increasingly busy thoroughfares. With rising gas prices and a government encouraging sustainable practices, more people are expected to turn to bikes as an alternative means of transportation.
Music:
Funderstorm - "Why Didja Duh Eeet"
http://www.myspace.com/thefunderstorm
The Ride Friday, May 9th, 2008
At 5:30pm starting in Santa Monica, 28 bicyclists took surface streets to the 1-10 Fwy at Bundy and rode 0.44 miles to the I-405 N on-ramp and rode another 1.56 miles to the Santa Monica Blvd. exit during rush hour. The ramp to the I-405 N was a steep grade and 0.65 miles in length. Riders spanned a total of 2.0 freeway miles.
The group of riders also hung a 20'x6' banner on the 17th street overpass overlooking the eastbound I-10 Freeway in Santa Monica that read RIDE A BIKE YOU'D BE HOME BY NOW.
The sign remained in place for over 48 hours.
Media Information
____________________
YouTube
CRIMANIMALZ - The Freeway Ride I
http://youtube.com/watch?v=4NLmiuyLa98
Website
http://www.crimanimalz.com
http://www.myspace.com/crimanimalz
Vimeo Channel (Videos)
http://www.vimeo.com/crimanimalz
FLICKR Pool (Photographs)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/crimanim...
IBIKEU Wiki (History)
http://www.ibikeu.com/wiki/index.php/...
To view California Highway Patrol Reaction to the Freeway Traffic Jam Ride
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBGIQ7...
13 Views
00:42:43 08/26/08
Crimanimalz - So. Cal Freeway Ride
[LESS INFO] 13 VIEWS | ADDED 00:42:43 08/26/08
Text from the Crimanimalz:
Mission
The ride's political stance and agenda was neutral, many participants invoked the group's collective motto: "If you rode a bicycle, you'd be home by now!" -- a statement against oil dependency, in support of sustainable living and a collective critique of the Los Angeles transportation infrastructure. The riders are pointing out that in a city like Los Angeles made for cars, bicycle riders are reaching their destinations faster.
Long Term Goals
Members of the CRIMANIMALZ are looking for city officials to make bicycle safety a priority, not only through the creation of safe and easy places to ride, but also as a means of transportation on the city's increasingly busy thoroughfares. With rising gas prices and a government encouraging sustainable practices, more people are expected to turn to bikes as an alternative means of transportation.
Music:
Funderstorm - "Why Didja Duh Eeet"
http://www.myspace.com/thefunderstorm
The Ride Friday, May 9th, 2008
At 5:30pm starting in Santa Monica, 28 bicyclists took surface streets to the 1-10 Fwy at Bundy and rode 0.44 miles to the I-405 N on-ramp and rode another 1.56 miles to the Santa Monica Blvd. exit during rush hour. The ramp to the I-405 N was a steep grade and 0.65 miles in length. Riders spanned a total of 2.0 freeway miles.
The group of riders also hung a 20'x6' banner on the 17th street overpass overlooking the eastbound I-10 Freeway in Santa Monica that read RIDE A BIKE YOU'D BE HOME BY NOW.
The sign remained in place for over 48 hours.
Media Information
____________________
YouTube
CRIMANIMALZ - The Freeway Ride I
http://youtube.com/watch?v=4NLmiuyLa98
Website
http://www.crimanimalz.com
http://www.myspace.com/crimanimalz
Vimeo Channel (Videos)
http://www.vimeo.com/crimanimalz
FLICKR Pool (Photographs)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/crimanim...
IBIKEU Wiki (History)
http://www.ibikeu.com/wiki/index.php/...
To view California Highway Patrol Reaction to the Freeway Traffic Jam Ride
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBGIQ7...
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18:05:00 08/14/08
The Vegas Minute: August 14, 2008
[LESS INFO] 13 VIEWS | ADDED 18:05:00 08/14/08
African Acrobats International at Circus-Circus, Trains at the Bellagio Conservatory, Sapphire Pool at the Rio, Marlon Brando debuts at Madame Tussauds, Las Vegas Premium Outlets...
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18:05:00 07/17/08
The Vegas Minute: July 17, 2008
[LESS INFO] 12 VIEWS | ADDED 18:05:00 07/17/08
Christian Audigier The Nightclub at TI, Tuesday Nights at Palms Place Pool, Mamma Mia! at Mandalay Bay, Aries Spears at the Improv inside Harrah's Las Vegas, Wizard at the Greek Isles...
