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[moochilatv]

BIRD AKA JANIE PRICE presents: What The Night Knows

It's the "After Dark Remix" by Sleepcub

About the song:

A remix of Bird's last single "What The Night Knows" made by her long time collaborator "Sleepcub" aka Pete Davis (PJ Harvey, Dido)

Janie Price aka “Bird” is an award winning half English, half Irish singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist.

She started her classical training as a cellist aged six, learnt the drums at eleven and started her session career in her teens which saw her singing, playing cello and writing with numerous signed artists.

Subsequently, she became an artist herself releasing her debut album to critical acclaim before signing her second album to EMI publishing and the independent Copenhagen based label Music for Dreams

She was invited to star in a 6 episode t.v.programme for Sky Arts, “Art of Survival” filmed playing her musical compositions across Europe and entered the Swiss Eurovision finals with her cowrite “Secrets and Lies” for Chiara Dubey as well as co-writing and performing on two Number 1 gold certified chart topping Hooverphonic albums.

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She is currently touring film festivals with her first, award winning short, film “Wider Than The Sky” for which she wrote not only the script but also the soundtrack which, of the same name, has also just been released.  She is also working on a new acoustic EP to be recorded in Nashville this Autumn and is mixing material worked on over the past five years with producer Mike Hedges and Grammy award winning artist John Paul White (The Civil Wars) for an eventual album release next year (2025).

She has written with and continues to write and collaborate with many house hold names in the world of music including James Dean Bradfield (Manic Street Preachers) , Andy Dunlop (Travis), Ally McErlaine Texas , Shelly Poole (Alisha's Attic) Hal Lindes (Dire Straits), Tennessee Tears. She is a voting member of PRS, Ivors Academy, World Soundtrack Awards, FAC and the Alliance for Women Film Composers.

[thebrewstorian]

Intern report: processing the Pete Dunlop collection

Emporia State University grad student Alyssa Collins finished up her work on the Pete Dunlop Collection last week. We had a great plan for her to dig in to the physical collections during her 4 month practicum with us, but obviously that all changed 8 weeks ago when we all came home. I am delighted that we were able to find meaningful electronic collections for her to work on! 

This is also a cool collection because it includes both Dunlop’s research files for the book, but also a crawl of his blog. 

Pete Dunlop Collection, 1903-2010

Pete Dunlop wrote the book Portland Beer: Crafting the Road to Beervana and writes the blog Beervana Buzz, which focuses on craft beers in Oregon. He has donated his collection of research papers that he used to help him write his book, which focuses on history and tries to educate the novice on Oregon brewing, whereas his blog is about events, life, and beer. It is interesting to read his book and then read his blog. You can see how times are different and how his opinion has evolved as the industry changed. It is awesome that we got an Internet Archive web-crawl done on his blog because it really captures an opinion of the beer industry. Recently, with Covid-19 his blog has not been as active as they once were. He does express concern over the changes happening to the craft brew industry and how flooded the market is.

As another perspective, I do think it is interesting that the beer industry is changing. We are seeing more variety of drinks, such as seltzers (which Dunlop has a strong opinion about in his blog if you wish to read), and a flooding of different styles of beers. Another concern he has is how craft breweries are going to survive after this is over.

In the past breweries have come and gone. Some have merged with larger corporations and some have sold off and been closed by others. It is a changing environment in Oregon when it comes to beer. Even now, as Covid-19 is shutting down so many businesses Oregon’s craft breweries are striving to be essential by adapting to demand. Some craft breweries are still brewing to attract attention during this time, such as Old Town Brewing creating a new IPA that they can and deliver directly to Portlanders.

Working on this project was interesting because I really got to see how Portland, Oregon has changed over time when it comes to beer. It really made me pay more attention to the craft brewery industry in Oregon, especially in recent events. I am now seeing how the industry is all over Oregon, there are breweries in even small communities on the Oregon coast! It is amazing to see how much variety we have in this state. We are rich with micro brews.

Below is a series of photos of the back-end of things. Right now, due to everything, I am working with digital collections in a shared file on Box. This has added a new spin on things as we try to continue to process collections while staying safe. 

In this photo you see the series broken down into four areas. There are five series total, but since the fifth series is the blog it isn’t included in Box. 

Upon clicking on Series 3 this is how the files are broken down. Since this is a collection of newspaper articles that Dunlop used for his research they are broken down by dates. 

When you open one of the files you get the collection of newspaper articles. I don’t know about those of you reading this but I love old newspapers. There is something that is fascinating with how they advertised and what they focused on at the time. People talk about sensational journalism now but when you read some of the stories in older newspapers you can’t help but giggle over what some of the articles focused on. 

This is an unpublished photo that Dunlop took to show the changes of the Burnside St. near the Weinhard’s Brewery. The top image is from 1956 during the 100th anniversary. The bottom photo was taken by Dunlop in 2013. In just 57 years the street looks different in many ways. It is a testament to how much Portland is changing every year. It is a growing city that changes and adapts with the times, or tries to do its best considering how quickly it has grown. It makes sense that Dunlop would focus his book on the Portland area, with its growing craft breweries and just a changing city landscape. His blog really shows how the city and beer has changed in the short amount of time since his book was published. Pete Dunlop’s papers are now available for you to view and they are very interesting. Also check out his blog!

[illiana-mystery]

I love when Fred gets to play characters that are either fathers, become father figures, or a mentor of sorts. And these are just my favorite examples of that.

[verysmolnerd]

Smol’s Fanfic Masterlist

Holy moly I've been writing for four years in a row 

Hey! I've been a writer since 2020 and I'm heavily committed to the fandoms I'm in! If you want me to write about a character in HC's or a Drabble don't be afraid to ask! I’m more of an A03 Writer than I am on Tumblr; please keep that in mind. 

Professor Sycamore (Pokémon X & Y)

You're not from around here, are you?

Making summer camp memories 

Through the Firey flames of passion!

Stuck in the middle of chaos and rebirth (Poly with Lysandre)

The only tea shop in lumiose

I’d free up my schedule for you

Finding the missing piece in Alola

Speeding down the ski slopes (Poly with Lysandre)

Snowed in!

Running through a lucid dream

A couple of nerds on a roller coaster

Musician in the making

Experiencing the life of the city and forests

A couple on a empty campus

See you at the softball field!

How the mighty fall

Lie with me in a bed of daisies 

The finest dish in Kalos!

The Balance on Paiso

I’m not just your average mechanic

Fix your grammar 

Breaking the 4th wall!

I’m not much a bug person

A deity in human clothing

A well needed trip to the masseuse

Road Trip 

Harmonic Memories 

Holiday lab Parties

Lysandre (Pokémon X & Y)

Getting the lion’s attention

Speeding down the ski slopes (Poly with Professor Sycamore)  

Stuck in the middle of chaos and rebirth (Poly with Professor Sycamore)

Alfred Molina Characters

You’re rarer than the Medal of Honor Randall Pepperidge (Pink Panther 2) 

Playing Doctor Sir Jeremy Burtom (The imposters) 

Corpse of the Mine Reverend Leland Drury (White Fang 2: Myth of the White Wolf) 

Under the Algae Jim Bussey (The Water Man) 

Monster in the Lecture Hall Derek Knight (Monsters University)

Electrifying Love Hugh Weldon (Pete’s Meteor)

Costume Mishap Otto Octavius (Spider-Man 2 & NWH)

Dessert of a Lifetime Comte de Reynaud (Chocolat) 

Beyond Curfew Sgt. Steven Dunlop (The Little Traitor)  

Campus escapade Frank Burton (Abduction) 

Lap Space? Free Real Estate. Jim Bussey (The Water Man) 

Christmas. A Year later.  Otto Octavius (Spider-Man 2 & NWH)

Soft Spells and Sweatpants Maxim Horvath (The Sorcerer’s Apprentice) 

Way Back When Snidely Whiplash (Dudley Do-Right) 

Mentally buried by Snow Otto Octavius (Spider-Man 2 & NWH)

I do love a working man Paul Weller (Breakable You)

Whiskey on The Rocks Otto Octavius (Spider-Man 2 & NWH)

The Villain I Appear to Be Snidely Whiplash (Dudley Do-Right)

Diving Too Deep Otto Octavius (Spider-Man 2 & NWH)

A Magical Masterpiece (Maybe a Catastrophe) Maxim Horvath (The Sorcerer’s Apprentice)

Painting the Past Diego Rivera (Frida) 

He’s Just a Guppy and I’m a Killer Whale Otto Octavius (Spider-Man 2 & NWH)

A Friend on The Other Side Derek Knight (Monsters University)(Sequel to Monster in The Lecture Hall) 

My Little Soldier Konstantin “Kostya” Dmitrievich Levin (Anna Karenina 1997)

Peering Through a Shattered Looking Glass King of Hearts (Alfred Molina Fancast)

Your Body is My Canvas Otto Octavius (Spider-Man 2 & NWH)

To Transform... To Lose Oneself.. Maxim Horvath (The Sorcerer’s Apprentice) 

Drabbles on Tumblr

Professor Sycamore date hcs (Pokemon X & Y)

Lysandre date hcs (Pokemon X & Y)

Mayday’s Playdate  Otto Octavius, Peter Parker, and Mayday Parker (Spider-Man 2, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, NWH, and Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse) 

Double-shift Drowsiness Otto Octavius (Spider-Man 2 & NWH) 

Once Upon A Dream Otto Octavius (Spider-Man 2 & NWH) 

KoH HeadCannons King of Hearts (Alfred Molina Fancast)

You gave my heart a jumpstart (literally) Professor Sycamore (Pokémon X & Y)

Sick!Reader Drabble Professor Sycamore (Pokémon X & Y)

Courted by Aurthian Times! Maxim Horvath (The Sorcerer’s Apprentice) 

Dating Pre accident!Otto (Spider-Man 2 & NWH) 

Maxim with a magical child (The Sorcerer’s Apprentice) 

Meeting Otto in college (Spider-Man 2 & NWH) 

Meeting the Comte on holiday Comte de Reynaud (Chocolat) 

Being the Spouse of a Supervillain Otto Octavius (Spider-Man 2 & NWH) 

Boop reaction hc (variety) Otto Octavius, Maxim Horvath, Hugh Weldon,Snidely Whiplash, Kostya, Comte de Reynaud, and Armand Gamache

Vacationing with Otto (Spider-Man 2 & NWH)

Dating Post NWH Otto (Spider-Man 2 & NWH)

Yandere Maxim Horvath (The Sorcerer’s Apprentice)

Alien! Steven Arden (Species)

Doc Ock Visits a Doctor (Spider-Man 2 & NWH)

What a drag..Queen. Robert Aldrich (Feud)

This is why we can’t have nice things Otto Octavius (Spider-Man 2 & NWH)

The mysterious medallion Ares (Wonder Woman 2009)

Tailor of the dark side Kylo Ren (Star Wars sequel trilogy)

[effectsdatabase]

Last week's top 20 videos (2022, week 36)

Top 20 videos last week (September 4-10)

Seppuku | Memory Loss (by Seppuku FX)

Empress Echosystem Demo (in STEREO) (by Megan L.)

Vintage DOD 250 Teardown! See what's inside! (by Gray Bench Electronics)

When pedals inspire a song! Watch the KittycasterFX Groovy Wizard and Tremdriver demo. (by AndyDemos)

Dreadbox Treminator (Analog Tremolo) (by Do Noise)

Sound Study // Frost Giant Electronics - The Mountain (by collector//emitter)

Boss OD-1 & SD-1 vs Ibanez TS808 & TS9 (by Jason Ayala Spare)

One Control Honey Bee OD 4K Mini Custom (by Mike Hermans)

Nobels ODR-1 Natural Overdrive - Pedal Empire (by Pedal Empire)

Danelectro Cool Cat Transparent Overdrive V2 - excellent tone for 20 dollars (by We As A Company)

Gain of Tones Finale Edition and ARTEC Big Pole Overwound Tele Pickups (by Anarchy Audio Australia)

Warble Swell Wednesday in Pink (by Mattoverse Electronics)

KEELEY ELECTRONICS Compressor Plus (by SessionMusicTV)

ThorpyFX THE DANE Overdrive + Boost | Danish Pete Honore Signature pedal (by R.J. Ronquillo)

CME Odd Couples: 1960s Electric Sitar & The Boss Metal Zone (by Chicago Music Exchange)

Dunlop : Jimi Hendrix Fuzz Face | Bass | theoandhispedals (by Amateur Effects Reviews)

Morley Bigfoot BPA 25/50 Power Amplifier pedal *short demo* (by Pacafeliz)

Behringer - UV300 Ultra Vibrato - Demo (by Ryan Lutton)

Tsakalis AudioWorks MultiCab 4 Review: Everything You Need to Know (by intheblues)

It sounds great at every setting - MXR Micro Flanger (by The SuperFunAwesomeHappyTime Pedal Show!)

Overviews of the previous weeks: https://www.effectsdatabase.com/video/weekly

from Effects Database https://bit.ly/3B7B9Sk

[slyke25]

2009-2011

Below are the shows I covered from ‘09-12.

(v) = Video included in review

(p&s) = photos were taken with a point & shoot camera (early concerts)

2011 Favorite Concert Photos (Review)

12.12.2011  White Dress (TT the Bear’s Place)

12.12.2011  Gary Clark Jr. (TT the Bear’s Place) (v)

12.8.2011  Ryan Adams (Orpheum Theater) p&s (v)

12.1.2011 Jocie Adams (Cafe 939) p&s

12.1.2011  The Barr Brothers (Cafe 939) (v)

11.20.2011  Active Child (House of Blues)

11.20.2011  M83 (House of Blues)

11.19.2011  Chris Robinson Brotherhood (Somerville Theatre) p&s (v)

11.17.2011  The Tosspints (Paradise Rock Club)

11.17.2011  Dropkick Murphys (Paradise Rock Club) (v)

11.14.2011  Earthquake Party (Lansdowne Pub)

11.14.2011  Surfer Blood (Lansdowne Pub)

11.6.2011  H.W. (O’Brien’s Pub)

11.6.2011  Adeem (O’Briens Pub)

11.6.2011  Astronautalis (O’Brien’s Pub) (v)

11.5.2011  Nikki Lane (Paradise Rock Club)

11.5.2011  Noah and the Whale (Paradise Rock Club) (v)

11.1.2011  Tall Heights (Johhny D’s)

11.1.2011  Darlingside (Johnny D’s)

10.25.2011  Double Ghost (Brighton Music Hall)

10.25.2011  Fanfarlo (Brighton Music Hall) (v)

10.24.2011  Thief Thief (Charlie’s Kitchen)

10.24.2011  Celestial Shore (Charlie’s Kitchen)

10.24.2011  Fat History Month (Charlie’s Kitchen)

10.21.2011  Joe Pug (Somerville Theatre) (v)

10.21.2011  The Low Anthem (Somerville Theatre) (v)

10.7.2011  Old Jack (TT the Bear’s Place)

10.7.2011  Matrimony (TT the Bear’s Place)

10.7.2011  Langhorne Slim (TT the Bear’s Place) (v)

9.30.2011  Grace Woodruffe (House of Blues)

9.24.2011  2011 Life is Good Festival Canton MA (Barefoot Truth, Dwight and Nicole, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Tristan Prettyman, Martin Sexton, The Hold Steady, Michael Franti and Spearhead, Ingrid Michaelson, The Avett Brothers

9.20.2011  Nick Lowe (Wang Theatre)

9.20.2011  Wilco (Wang Theatre)

9.19.2011  Polica (Paradise Rock Club)

9.19.2011  Clap Your Hands Say Yeah (Paradise Rock Club)

9.10.2011  Jeff Mangum (Jordan Hall) p&s (a)

9.9.2011  Yo La Tengo (BOA Pavilion)

9.9.2011  The National (BOA Pavilion) (v)

8.14.2011  Neko Case (BOA Pavilion)

8.14.2011  My Morning Jacket (BOA Pavilion)

8.11.2011  Winter Gloves (Brighton Music Hall)

8.11.2011  The Naked and Famous (Brighton Music Hall) (v)

7.30.2011  2011 Newport Folk Festival Day #1 (The Wailin’ Jennys, Sallie Ford and the Sound Outside, The Felice Brothers, Typhoon, River City Extension, Freelance Whales, Gogol Bordello, Delta Spirit, Tegan & Sara, Gillian Welch, The Decemberists

7.31.2011  2011 Newport Folk Festival Day #2 (Brown Bird, David Wax Museum, Carolina Chocolate Drops, Trampled By Turtles, Justin Townes Earle, Middle Brother, Elvis Costello, M. Ward (v)

7.28.2011  The Submarines (Paradise Rock Club)

7.28.2011  The Eels (Paradise Rock Club)

7.27.2011  The Flaming Lips (BOA Pavilion) (v)

7.19.2011  Flow Child (Great Scott)

7.19.2011  Moonface (Great Scott) (v)

7.18.2011  Lower Dens (TT the Bear’s Place)  

7.18.2011  Cass McCombs  (TT The Bear’s Place) (v)

6.1.2011  The Secret Sisters (BOA Pavilion)

6.1.2011  Brandi Carlilie (BOA Pavilion)

6.1.2011  Ray Lamontagne  (BOA Pavilion)

5.21.2011  Earthfest 2011 Boston, MA (Atomic Tom, Sponge, OK Go, Ed Kowalczyk)

5.17.2011  The Cave Singers (Orpheum Theatre)

5.17.2011  Fleet Foxes (Orpheum Theatre)

5.11.2011  Voxhaul Brodcast (House of Blues)

5.11.2011  Airborne Toxic Event (House of Blues)

5.10.2011  O’Brother (House of Blues)

5.10.2011  Cage the Elephant (House of Blues)

5.10.2011  Manchester Orchestra (House of Blues)

5.5.2011  Two Man Gentleman Band (Brighton Music Hall)

5.5.2011  The Infamous Stringdusters (Brighton Music Hall)

4.19.2011  Iron & Wine (House of Blues)

4.14.2011  Lady Lamb the Beekeeper (Brighton Music Hall)

4.14.2011  Sharon Van Etten (Brighton Music Hall)

4.13.2011  Pretty and Nice (Great Scott)

4.13.2011  Handsome Furs (Great Scott) (v)

4.12.2011  Jaggery (Middle East Upstairs)

4.12.2011  Callers (Middle East Upstairs)

4.12.2011  Wye Oak (Middle East Upstairs) (v)

4.6.2011  Township (Brighton Music Hall)

4.6.2011  Hacienda (Brighton Music Hall)

4.6.2011  The Greenhornes (Brighton Music Hall)

4.4.2011  Holy Ghost (House of Blues)

4.4.2011  Cut Copy (House of Blues)

3.24.2011  Faces on Film (Villa Victoria Center for the Arts) p&s

3.24.2011  Richard Ashcroft (Villa Victoria Center for the Arts) p&s (v)

3.10.2011  Mynabirds (House of Blues)

3.10.2011  Bright Eyes (House of Blues)

3.4.2011  The Low Anthem (Old South Church)

3.3.2011  Dawes (Paradise Rock Club) (v)

3.3.2011  Deer Tick (Paradise Rock Club) (v)

3.3.3011  Middle Brother (Paradise Rock Club) (v)

2.21.2011  David Gray (Wang Theatre) p&s (v)

2.11.2011  Scott Hutchinson (House of Blues)

2.11.2011  Josh Ritter (House of Blues)

1.18.2011  Static Jacks (Great Scott)

1.18.2011  Young the Giant (Great Scott)

1.16.2011  Camper Van Beethoven (Middle East Downstairs) (v)

1.16.2011  Cracker (Middle East Downstairs) (v)

1.13.2011  Mean Creek (Brighton Music Hall)

12.10.2010  Marissa Nadler (Tremont Temple) p&s

12.10.2010  Andrew Bird (Tremont Temple) p&s (v)

12.2.2010  The Luyas (Paradise Rock Club)

12.2.2010  The Antlers (Paradise Rock Club) (v)

12.1.2010  Justin Jones  (Paradise Rock Club)

12.1.2010  Badly Drawn Boy (Paradise Rock Club)

11.22.2010  Kuroma (Paradise Rock Club)

11.22.2010  Stardeath and White Dwarfs (Paradise Rock Club)

11.22.2010  Tame Impala (Paradise Rock Club) (v)

11.11.2010  Sufjan Stevens (Orpheum Theatre) p&s (v)

11.2.2012 Black Mountain (Paradise Rock Club)

11.2.2010 Black Angels (Paradise Rock Club)

11.1.2010  The Shining Twins (Great Scott)

11.1.2010 Evan Dando and Juliana Hatfield (Great Scott)

11.1.2010 Juliana Hatfield (Great Scott)

10.29.2010 The Phantom Band (Paradise Rock Club)

10.29.2010 Plants and Animals (Paradise Rock Club)

10.29.2010 Frightened Rabbit (Paradise Rock Club) (v)

10.28.2010 Adam Haworth Stephens (Brighton Music Hall)

10.28.2010  The Felice Brothers (Brighton Music Hall)

10.15.2010  Dean Wareham (Wang Theatre) p&s

10.15.2010  Belle and Sebastian (Wang Theatre) p&s (v)

10.7.2010  The Walkmen (Royale)

10.7.2010  A.A. Bondy (Royale)

10.4.2010  Pete Yorn  (Pearl Street)

10.3.2010  Roger Waters (TD Garden) p&s (v)

10.3.2010  Neon Indian (Power Plant)

10.2.2010  S. Carey (Somerville Theatre)

10.2.2010  The Tallest Man on Earth (Somerville Theatre) (v)

9.28.2010  Sleigh Bells (Orpheum Theatre)

9.28.2010  LCD Soundsystem (Orpheum Theatre)

9.26.2010  Mean Creek (Middle East Downstairs)

9.26.2010  Dead Confederate (Middle East Downstairs)

9.25.2010  Ed Harcourt (Paradise Rock Club)

9.25.2010  James (Paradise Rock Club)

9.22.2010  Boxer Rebellion (Middle East Upstairs)

9.22.2010  Amusement Parks on Fire (Middle East Upstairs)

9.22.2010  We Are Augustines (Middle East Upstairs)

8.18.2010  David Gray (BOA Paviion) p&s (v)

8.18.2010  Ray Lamontagne (BOA Pavilion) p&s (v)

8.2.2010  Arcade Fire (BOA Pavilion) p&s (v)

8.2.2010  Young Galaxy (BOA Pavilion) p&s

7.31.2010 Newport Folk Festival (Low Anthem, Blitzen Trapper, Brandie Carlilie, O’Death, Horse Feathers, Andrew Bird, Dawes (p&s) (v)

7.25.2010  Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros (Pearl Street) p&s (v)

7.16.2010  Chris Warren (Middle East Downstairs) p&s

7.16.2010  Ha Ha Tonka (Middle East Downstairs) p&s

7.16.2010  Langhorne Slim (Middle East Downstairs) p&s (v)

7.11.2010  The Mools (Port City Music Hall) p&s

7.11.2010  Wolf Parade (Port City Music Hall) p&s (v)

6.26.2010  Passion Pit (Royale) p&s (v)

6.23.2010  These United States (Middle East Downstairs) p&s (v)

6.20.2010  James Taylor (TD Garden) p&s (v)

6.20.2010  Carole King (TD Garden) p&s (v)

5.30.2010  Drew O’Doherty (TT The Bear’s) p&s

5.30.2010  Land of Talk (TT The Bear’s) p&s (v)

5.30.2010  Besnard Lakes (TT The Bear’s) p&s

5.21.2010  The Punch Brothers (Orpheum Theatre) p&s

5.21.2010  Josh Ritter (Orpheum Theatre) p&s (v)

5.17.2010  Pearl Jam (TD Garden) p&s (v)

5.12.2010  Pete Roe (First Church in Cambridge) p&s

5.12.2010  Smoke Fairies (First Church in Cambridge) p&s

5.12.2010  Laura Marling (First Church in Cambridge) p&s (v)

5.8.2010  Suckers (Great Scott) p&s

5.8.2010  Local Natives (Great Scott) p&s (v)

4.30.2010  Horse Feathers (Cafe 939) p&s (v)

4.29.2010  Bad Veins (Paradise Rock Club) p&s

4.29.2010  Maps and Atlases (Paradise Rock Club) p&s

4.29.2010  Frightened Rabbit (Paradise Rock Club) p&s (v)

4.17.2010  David Allen Coe (The Coach House, CA) p&s

4.4.2010  Wilco (Lupos, RI) p&s (a)

3.28.2010  Bachlorette (Paradise Rock Club) p&s

3.28.2010  Beach House (Paradise Rock Club) p&s (v)

3.4.2010  Joe Pug (Great Scott) p&s (v)

3.4.2010  Justin Townes Earle (Great Scott) p&s (v)

2.20.2010  Jason Boesel (Great Scott) p&s

2.20.2010  Corey Chisel & the Wandering Sons (Great Scott) p&s

2.20.2010  Dawes (Great Scott) p&s

2.3.2010  Arletta (Great Scott) p&s

2.3.2010  The Candles (Great Scott) p&s

2.3.2010  Evan Dando (Great Scott) p&s (v)

1.19.2010  Dawn Landes (Club Passim) p&s (v)

1.8.2010  Tanlines (Paradise Rock Club) p&s

1.8.2010  Julian Casablancas (Paradise Rock Club) p&s

2009 Favorite Concert Photos (p&s) Part I

2009 Favorite Concert Photos (p&s) Part II

12.3.2009  Josh Ritter (Calvin Theatre) p&s (a)

12.3.2009  Low Anthem (Calvin Theatre) p&s (a)

12.1.2009  The Big Pink (Paradise Rock Club) p&s (v)

11.30.2009  Dave Godowski (Paradise Rock Club) p&s

11.30.2009  Bowerbirds (Paradise Rock Club) p&s (v)

11.30.2009  Elvis Perkins in Dearland (Paradise Rock Club) p&s (v)

11.4.2009  Dave Gutter (Wang Theatre) p&s

11.4.2009  Ray Lamontagne (Wang Theatre) p&s (v)

11.3.2009  Monsters of Folk (Orpheum Theatre) p&s (audio)

11.1.2009  Fran Healy and Andy Dunlop (Somerville Armory) p&s (v)

10.18.2009  Echo and the Bunnymen (Great Scott) p&s (v)

10.17.2009  Dawes (TT the Bear’s Place) p&s

10.17.2009  Langhorne Slim (TT the Bear’s Place) p&s (v)

10.17.2009  Boy Crisis (South Boston) p&s

10.17.2009 The Antlers (South Boston) p&s

10.3.2009  Sufjan Stevens (Port City Music Hall, ME) p&s (v)

9.22.2009  Little Joy (Orpheum Theatre) p&s

9.22.2009  Regina Spektor (Orpheum Theatre) p&s (v)

9.8.2009  Mike Fiore (Great Scott) p&s

9.8.2009  Willy Mason (Great Scott) p&s

9.8.2009  A.A. Bondy (Great Scott) p&s (v)

8.31.2009  Stardeath and White Dwarfs (BOA Pavilion) p&s

8.31.2009  Explosions in the Sky (BOA Pavilion) p&s

8.31.2009  Flaming Lips (BOA Pavilion) p&s (v)

8.22.2009  The Horrors (Bowery Ballroom, NYC) p&s

8.22.2009  Nine Inch Nails (Bowery Ballroom, NYC) p&s

8.5.2009  MGMT (Fenway Park) p&s

8.5.2009  Paul McCartney (Fenway Park) p&s (v)

8.3.2009  Drew O’Doherty (TT the Bear’s Place) p&s

8.3.2009  Jessica Hoop (TT the Bear’s Place) p&s

8.3.2009  Langhorne Slim (TT the Bear’s Place) p&s (v)

2009 Newport Folk Festival Day #1 (Langhorne Slim, The Avett Brothers, Gillian Welch, Fleet Foxes, The Decemberists (a) (v) (p&s)

7.30.2009  Kristen Diable (Showcase Live) p&s

7.30.2009  Gin Blossoms (Showcase Live) p&s (v)

7.26.2009  Zee Avi (House of Blues) p&s

7.26.2009  Pete Yorn (House of Blues) p&s (v)

7.6.2009  Cinnamon Band (Great Scott) p&s

7.6.2009  DRI (Great Scott) p&s

7.6.2009  Handsome Furs (Great Scott) p&s (v)

6.14.2009  Tallest Man on Earth (Middle East Downstairs) p&s (v)

6.11.2009  Witchies (Middle East Downstairs) p&s

6.11.2009  Elfin Saddle (Middle East Downstairs) p&s

6.11.2009  Sunset Rubdown (Middle East Downstairs) p&s (v)

6.10.2009  Ida Maria (Skellig Pub) p&s (v)

5.19.2009  Pattern Is Movement (Somerville Theatre) p&s

5.19.2009  St. Vincent (Somerville Theatre) p&s (v)

5.14.2009  Animal Collective (House of Blues)

5.11.2009  Bon Iver (Cape Cinema) p&s (v)

5.10.2009  Ben Harper & Relentless 7 (Paradise Rock Club) p&s (v)

5.6.2009  These United States (Harpers Ferry) p&s

5.6.2009  Papercuts (Harpers Ferry) p&s

5.6.2009  Vetiver (Harpers Ferry) p&s (v)

4.26.2009  Travis (Newbury Comics) p&s (v)

4.22.2009  Bruce Springsteen (TD Garden) p&s

4.21.2009  Fire Zuave (Paradise Rock Club) p&s

4.21.2009  Sugar and Gold (Paradise Rock Club) p&s

4.21.2009  Of Montreal (Paradise Rock Club) p&s (v)

4.19.2009  The Dead (DCU Center, Worcester) p&s

4.2.2009  Josh Ritter (Avalon Theatre, MD) p&s (v)

3.31.2009  Ida Maria (Paradise Rock Club) p&s

3.31.2009  Glasvegas (Paradise Rock Club) p&s (v)

3.15.2009  Pete Yorn (Majestic Theatre) p&s (v)

3.14.2009  Dent May & His Magnificent Ukelele (Paradise Rock Club) p&s

3.14.2009  A.C Newman (Paradise Rock Club) p&s (v)

2.26.2009  Alena Diane (Paradise Rock Club) p&s

2.26.2009  Blitzen Trapper (Paradise Rock Club) p&s (v)

2.21.2009  Ryan Adams & the Cardinals (Orpheum Theatre) p&s

1.30.2009  Andrew Bird (Orpheum Theatre) p&s (v)

1.18.2009  Frightened Rabbit (Great Scott) p&s (v)

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Emmerdale : Spoilers & Cast List & time of episodes 24-28 December

Monday 24 December - Christmas Eve - 7.00 PM

Digital Spy

It's the eve of Marlon and Jessie's surprise wedding. After getting drunk in The Woolpack, Sam and Marlon spot the truck containing Charity’s booze delivery sitting open.

Later, the drayman drives off, unknowingly carrying away Marlon and Sam who are fast asleep in the back.

Meanwhile, Bob can't afford presents for the twins this Christmas. He considers stealing from the hospital charity gifts, but can he really sink so low?

Elsewhere, Rodney vows to break an impasse.

Radio Times

Rodney vows to break up the impasse between Nicola and Bernice, Jessie is devastated to see Monty tucking into the wedding cake, and Bob considers stealing from a hospital to make ends meet. 

ITV

Jessie's wedding plans continue to go awry as Belle reveals Zak and Lisa are staying in Scotland and Monty eats the wedding cake. 

Tuesday 25 December - Christmas Day - 7.15 PM

Hour-long episode

It's Christmas Day and Sam and Marlon wake up in the back of a delivery van in the middle of nowhere. Marlon tells Sam that they need to rush back to the village, as Lydia has arranged a surprise wedding for him.

Later, Marlon does make it back on time but faints when he realises that he's the one getting married. At the same time, Sam is crushed to learn that he’s got it all wrong.

Meanwhile, Bob has pawned his watch but is devastated to realise that he's bought the kids the wrong gifts. Can Bob get himself out of his mounting debts and grim situation?

Elsewhere, Jacob hands Maya a present and they kiss, but they get interrupted by David. The situation grows awkward as Jacob stays hidden as David and Maya kiss.

Also today, Nicola and Jimmy arrive for dinner with the family after being invited by Rodney. Upon arriving, they realise they are not welcome and Liam dishes up tiny portions for the unexpected guests.

Wednesday 26 December - Boxing Day - 7.00 PM

What’s On TV

There’s consoling going on over at Aaron Dingle and Robert Sugden’s place too…

Digital Spy

It's the aftermath of the wedding.

Robert consoles Aaron.

Jacob endures heartbreak.

ITV

Bob worries as Brenda asks him about exchanging the video games he bought the twins for Christmas. 

It’s the aftermath of the wedding...

Robert consoles Aaron!

Thursday 27 December - 7.00 PM (only one episode)

Digital Spy

The police descend on the village.

Bernice is in a state of denial.

The pressure mounts on Bob.

What’s On TV

There are questions which need answering as the police descend on the village but will the officers uncover the information they’re looking for in Emmerdale?

ITV

Bob's financial woes continue when Eric tells him has to settle up for his stay at B&B.

Friday 28 December - 7.00 PM

Digital Spy

Bernice is furious when she sees the salon decorated for her 50th birthday, not wanting Liam to know her age.Determined to hate every second, Bernice pops all the balloons.

Meanwhile, Harriet wants to track down Dawn. Will Ryan succeed in helping her find her?

Elsewhere, Victoria feels a stab of jealousy.

ITV

Matty falsely accuses Charity of scuppering his date with Heather and gets himself the sack in the process. 

CAST LIST COVERING THIS WEEK & NEXT.

Aaron Dingle Danny Miller

Amelia Spencer Daisy Campbell

Angelica King Rebecca Bakes

April Windsor Amelia Flanagan

Belle Dingle Eden Taylor-Draper

Bernice Blackstock Samantha Giles

Billy Fletcher Jay Kontzle

Bob Hope Tony Audenshaw

Bonnie Shola Adewusi

Brenda Walker Lesley Dunlop

Cain Dingle Jeff Hordley

Cathy Hope Gabrielle Dowling

Charity Dingle Emma Atkins

Chas Dingle Lucy Pargeter

Dan Spencer Liam Fox

David Metcalfe Matthew Wolfenden

Dawn Taylor Olivia Bromley

Daz Spencer Mark Jordon

Debbie Dingle Charley Webb

Diane Sugden Elizabeth Estensen

Dr Naya Hartley Maya Barcot

Doug Potts Duncan Preston

Drayman Howard Chadwick

Elliot Windsor Luca Hoyle

Ellis Chapman Asan N'Jie

Eric Pollard Christopher Chittell

Faith Dingle Sally Dexter

Frank Clayton Michael Praed

Gabby Thomas Rosie Bentham

Harriet Finch Katherine Dow Blyton

Heath Hope Sebastian Dowling

Irene Stocks Eithne Browne

Isaac Benedict Shaw

Jacob Gallagher Joe-Warren Plant

Jai Sharma Christopher Bisson

Jessie Grant Sandra Marvin

Jimmy King Nick Miles

Kerry Wyatt Laura Norton

Laurel Thomas Charlotte Bellamy

Leanna Cavanagh Mimi Slinger

Leyla Harding Roxy Shahidi

Liam Cavanagh Jonny McPherson

Liv Flaherty Isobel Steele

Lydia Hart Karen Blick

Mandy Dingle Lisa Riley

Marlon Dingle Mark Charnock

Matty Barton Ash Palmisciano

Maya Stepney Louisa Clein

Moira Dingle Natalie J Robb

Nicola King Nicola Wheeler

Noah Dingle Jack Downham

Paddy Kirk Dominic Brunt

PC Swirling Andy Moore

Pearl Ladderbanks Meg Johnson

Pete Barton Anthony Quinlan

Priya Kotecha Fiona Wade

Rhona Goskirk Zoe Henry

Rishi Sharma Bhasker Patel

Robert Sugden Ryan Hawley

Rodney Blackstock Patrick Mower

Rosie Lucy Hird

Ryan Stocks James Moore

Sam Dingle James Hooton

Samson Dingle Sam Hall

Santa Howard Corssley

Sarah Sugden Katie Hill

Selwyn Trone Huggins

Tracy Metcalfe Amy Walsh

Vanessa Woodfield Michelle Hardwick

Victoria Barton Isabel Hodgins

Vinnie Bradley Johnson

Security guard Duggal Ram

Stripper Chris Ritchie

Doctor Chris Pybus

Paramedic Nicholas Camm

Pimp Robert Ashcroft 

[sbknews]

Hickman and Birchall brothers the pacesetters at TT 2023.

The evening was warm, almost calm; with clear blue skies and that meant problems with dazzle on the run out to Ballacraine and again on the mountain climb from Gooseneck to Mountain Box (aka East Snaefell Gate). On the drive out to Kirk Michael it was noticeable that most vantage points had a large number of spectators for so early in the event; especially at Ballaugh and the White House, Kirk Michael. The first rider to reach Douglas Road Corner was Dean Harrison on the DAO Kawasaki Superbike; he was closely followed by Michael Dunlop who was aboard his MD Racing Honda Superstock machine. The spectacle is amazing as they blast along the narrow road through the village at 160mph. Davo Johnson was next on his Jackson Racing Honda Superbike, and he is right back on the pace after his enforced absence from last year’s event. After Jamie Coward and James Hillier had flashed past on their Superbikes; Josh Brookes came towards us on his FHO Racing BMW; he was late tipping the bike in and ran very wide; throwing up some dust. Thankfully, he was able to power away through the village. Having had that little scare; the rest of the evening was peaceful for the marshals on duty. Peter Hickman was next; he was fast and bang on line on his FHO BMW. Davy Todd and Conor Cummins were both rapid on their Milenco Padgett Honda Superbikes. The action was excellent for the spectators at Douglas Road Corner; many of whom were from France. Dean Harrison was first to complete the lap; he set the bar at 131.974mph; with Michael Dunlop achieving 131.843mph on the stocker; faster than his Superbike time from yesterday; clearly this machine is set up perfectly. Peter Hickman then took top spot with the first 132mph; his exact speed being 132.079mph. Conor Cummins; never one to push hard in practice; recorded 130.294mph; with Todd not far behind on 129.920mph. Jamie Coward and James Hillier achieved 128.488mph and 128.029mph respectively. Despite his little moment in Kirk Michael, Josh Brookes was second to Michael in the Superstocks at 126.282mph. The lowering sun was proving more problematic; there were yellow flags at Creg ny Baa following Matt Stevenson’s off; we wish him a speedy recovery from his injuries. There were also yellow flags between the bottom of Barregarrow and Westwood due to oil on the track caused by Mark Gooding’s expiring machine. The action was still excellent, and some fast times were set. Dean Harrison at 131.351mph; with Hicky marginally faster at 131.712mph. Michael Dunlop changed to his Hawk Honda Superbike and set a speed of 131.141mph; whilst Davey Todd and Jamie Coward both topped the 129mph mark. Conor Cummins suffered another mechanical; going out at the 33rd. Hickman then set off for a lap on his Superstock machine; but that did not go as planned. He had an off piste trip up the slip road at Braddan Bridge; re-joined the course; but eventually pulled off at Ballacraine. Away from the race favourites some fast speeds were set, Shaun Anderson ended third in the Superstock at 125.841mph and the impressive Mike Browne set 125.745mph; both could break the 130mph barrier come race day. The cleaning of the road due to the oil spill meant that the session for Supersports and Supertwins was cancelled. The food weather should allow that time to be made up later in the week. The sidecars were allowed out later but faced the ever lowering sun and the yellow flags from Barregarrow to Westwood. The Birchall brothers were first to Kirk Michael and took the corner fine style; as did Pete Founds / Jevan Walmsley. Tim Reeves / Mark Wilkes had been caught on the road by Gary Bryan / Phil Hyde. The speed table showed the Birchalls at the top with 116.828mph; with Founds / Walmsley second at 116.110mph. Bryan / Hyde set 110.146mph with Reeves / Wilkes setting 109.623mph on what was their first lap. Only 5 outfits went out for a second lap; the Birchall brothers raised the bar to 118.316mph; whilst Reeves / Wilkes upped their pace to 112.338mph. The Ramsdens joined the 110mph group with 110.236mph. The evening ended with the news that Jake Lowther; passenger to Alan Founds had withdrawn from the meeting; leaving one of the race favourites on the sidelines. Read the full article

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Friday, April 14, 2023 6am ET: The Sound Lab with Jim Garrett @TheSoundLabYES

The Smashing Pumpkins – Spellbinding  Greta Van Fleet – Meeting The Master  happydaze – (Full Free) Radical  Aston Merrygold – How Many Times  Brooke Combe – Are You With Me  Indya – Leather n Lace  Costal Fire Dept – Cry Your Heart Out  Gareth Dunlop – Right About Ready  Clarence & The Modern Life – National Anthem  Jamie Fine – If Anything’s Left  Pete Lane & The Weeds – Punch Drunk  The…

[sanago]

Only Trumpets (NSFW) dir. Tristan Scott-Behrends from Tristan Scott-Behrends on Vimeo.

Longing for a touch the casual encounters section can not satisfy, Tristan, an outsider among outsiders, navigates sex and love in the digital age.

"A beautiful wash of colors evoking dark rooms in buddy booths and faded Hollywood glamour." -Michael Love Michael, Paper Magazine (papermag.com/only-trumpets-tristan-scott-behrends--2626748265.html)

"A lavish glimpse into sex and love in the digital age, part cynical thesis, part experimental music video, part melodramatic romance." -Kentucker Audley, NoBudge (nobudge.com/main/only-trumpets)

"Beautiful imagery, ethereal soundscapes, breathtaking choreography and cinematography." -Qweerist (qweerist.com/entertainment/only-trumpets-short-film-male-femininity)

Official Selection: Outfest (Los Angeles) *Best Of Fest* Defy (Nashville)

Written + Directed by Tristan Scott- Behrends (tristanscottbehrends.com)

Starring Xavier Jimenez March + Daniel Crook

Produced by Rhianon Jones + Luka Fisher

Cinematography by Kelsey Talton

Choregraphy by Melissa Schade

"Body's In Trouble" by Mary Margaret O'Hara

Featuring (in order of appearance) :

Brandon Lim as Cute Barista Christopher Zeischegg/ Danny Wylde as Cam Boy Bashir Naim as Jock/Twin Pete Zias as Rita The Bear Lucienne Aeon as Rugged Erik Conradi as Leather Daddy Devi as Discreet Matthew Dunlop as "Straight"

Executive Producers: Michael Wheelwright Mary Tagney David Jones Yong Kwon

Production Design by Tyler Lumm Edited by Amy Von Harrington Associate Produced by Sujey Lee Colón Costumes by Keyla Marquez Hair and MU by Rocky Calderón Color & VFX by Scott Bradbury

Music Supervision by Lauren Fay Levy Sound by Emett Casey

1st AC- Lili Soto Stedi- Cam Op- Greg Arch

Sculptures courtesy of Peter Kalisch Collages courtsey of Luka Fisher Additional Make-Up by Devi

BTS Photos- Carter Quick Poster Design- Patrick Adams Font Design- Jennifer Eileen Lillefors

Swing- James Sowka Gaffer- Taylor Russ Boom Op- Ben Roth

PA's- Andrea Sutterfield, Samantha Newcomer and Chenlei Zhang

Special thanks to Cuties Coffee and Mario Diaz

[scrawnsenior]

DNFs and Trophies! Rough with the Smooth on the Honda CB500-4

Last weekend I had the opportunity to ride an old Honda CB500-4 (1972) thanks to Mr Pete from Guernsey. The bike was originally built for sprints and hill climbs on the Channel Islands but Pete wants to see it compete on short circuits with a view to possibly running it at the Classic TT. 

Realistically the weekend with CRMC was a shakeout to see whether the bike was up to being thrashed around at race pace with similar machines. Thankfully I had crew chief Sam and technician Calvin along with me to help out. With limited knowledge of the old bike we were in blind and relying on corporate knowledge within the classic paddock to get us by.

  The bike certainly looks the part. After struggling to start it on Friday we fitted a new set of plugs and it fired up. It seemed to run ok for practice and the first qualifying session so we changed nothing apart from gearing. The first race of the weekend was the 500 GP class so a mixture of Hondas, BSA and Matchless machines were on the grid. 

Starting from P37 the Honda launched well and seemed to be running ok. I made up quite a few places in the early laps and settled in getting used to the bike. At two thirds race distance, about 6 laps, the bike started to mis-behave a little and felt like it was either running on three cylinders or running out of fuel. The problem was occurring after the long left of Starkeys up to Mcleans and after the right at Coppice onto the Dunlop straight. I rode around it and finished 21st which was actually third in class for myself. 

  To try and solve the issues we planned on running a higher fuel load and we checked all the electrical systems to make sure everything was good. We also removed the restrictive baffles from the open mega exhausts as there was no noise limit imposed. Saturday morning came and after missing practice I managed to tag onto the back of the Landsdowne race for the green flag lap to check the bike was good. All seemed well so we waited for the next 500 Grand Prix race. 

Once again I was 37 on the grid due to an average lap time on the Friday. Again I got a good launch and this time I made up quite a few places in the first couple of corners. Once I realised the bike was running how it should I started to make progress. I was passing riders every lap and my lap times felt considerably quicker than the previous day. I made up 25 places over the course of the nine lap race and finished in a respectable 12th position and another podium in class (2nd) I had gone a full five seconds a lap quicker. 

Having changed nothing on the bike I was feeling confident for the afternoon races. That soon changed when I got out to the grid for the ACU 500 race and the bike just wouldn't run on four cylinders. I managed the green flag lap plus one full race lap before deciding to pull in. 

We had a few hours to try and sort the issue so proceeded to check plugs, leads and the whole ignition system. Having covered every possible eventuality the only option was to go and try and run the bike in the 500 Grand Prix race. I should have started 14th on the grid but I elected to start from the back again because of my concerns with the bike. That turned out to be the right decision and I struggled to get the bike off the line due to lack of power. I chose to keep going for a few laps to see if the issue cleared. I spent most of the three laps trying to get the bike to fire on the number four cylinder. Old bikes have the advantage that you can pull HT leads on and off whilst going down Craner Curves to try and coax a spark. 

I had no joy with clearing the fault and mindful the leaders would be catching I looked back half way down the Dunlop straight to see them exiting Coppice. I chose to pull in and get out of the way. From that point until about 9pm we worked meticulously through trying to find the fault. We even checked the rockers for tightness. In the end we spoke to Clive at Davies Motorsport and he helped us try and find the fault. The conclusion was that it could be mechanical, a tight valve or something similar. 

I decided that on the Sunday I would head out to the grid for my last race, do the green flag lap to see if the fault cleared and if not then I'd park it for the weekend. As it was the bike seemed to be running OK as I headed up to the grid but unfortunately another fault developed in the form of a sticky float in the number one carburettor and the fuel leak was too great to risk running the bike.

  Overall a successful weekend. We proved the bike wasn't quite ready but when it did run well it was clearly competitive. I look forward to working with Pete the owner to get the bike tweaked and to a state where we know it won't let us down. It's not far off in truth but just needs some fine tuning to be able to run at such a pace for prolonged periods. I've learned a lot in the three days I spent with the bike and in the classic paddock. I'll try and do a lot of the work myself prior to the final engine work being done at a workshop with a dyno to run the bike. 

A huge thanks to Pete for letting me ride his precious machine. Thanks to Sam and Calvin who volunteered to help me. They thought they were in for a nice easy weekend, as did I, but it didn't turn out like that. Also thank you to Lee who turned up to see Pete and ended up spannering too. 

Finally thanks to True Heroes Racing for allowing me to use the awning and associated kit. This wasn't really a team backed venture but any publicity is good publicity for the team. I chose to get as much exposure as I could in a paddock that True Heroes Racing doesn't normally have a presence in by using the awning and my team leathers. Pete even put our stickers on the front of the bike which I wasn't expecting.  

[thebrewstorian]

Pearl District #beerhistory walk-about

I am preparing to give a Portland Beer History tour next month for the Society of Applied Anthropologists and gave it a test run / timed walk yesterday. Seemed like a good time to stroll down memory lane. 

I started at Powells because I didn’t have Pete Dunlop’s book with me and needed the original Widmer Bros. Brewing address. 

I walked by Deschutes Brewing.

And was reminded of how things are changing. 

And then down 11th to BridgePort Brewing on 14th. 

I had to walk all the way around the block... 

And peek in the loading dock -- where the machines are quiet. 

And of course there’s almost famous door. 

Which I thought was this door. 

Then I wandered by where I thought Widmer Bros. Brewing was... 

And then down 14th to Flanders. Where I found a very small looking 10 Barrel Brewing Co.

And then around the corner. 

Kidding! The sky is WAY too sunny and that’s when it was in its pre-Portland Brewing chrysalis! Really, this is what it looked like today (as Rogue).

I also tested out portrait mode on my new phone on this stop sign. And then took a slightly better picture of Von Ebert Brewing Co. 

And this was the delivery truck on the side street? 

I looped past a cookie dough cafe (?!?!?!?) and back to Henry’s Tavern, a good reminder of the Weinhard’s complex that one stood here and now has very different surroundings. The only constant is change, right? 

It took me **3** hours to drive home, but before I went I saw this Title IX art. 

And then this guy in a suit covered in Cannabis leaves. He tossed the arrow around with quite a lot of skill...

[rileychester]

So Emmerdale has several real life couples on the show together or who were once on the show.

Mark Jordan (Daz Spencer) and Laura Norton (Kerry Wyatt)

Charley Webb (Debbie Dingle) and Matthew Wolfenden (David Metcalfe)

Jeff Hordley (Cain Dingle) and  Zoe Henry (Rhona Goskirk)

Christopher Chittell (Eric Pollard) and Lesley Dunlop (Brenda Walker)

Dominic Brunt (Paddy Kirk) and Joanne Mitchell (Sandra Flaherty)

And I’m not sure if these two count because I don’t know if they are still together.

But...

Isabel Hodgins (Victoria Barton) and Michael Parr (Ross Barton)

I bring this up because I find it interesting, so many couples working on one show together.

But I also wonder if they think about their partner’s romantic counter part on the show. Not in a jealous kind of way of being upset about them kissing someone else. They’re all professional actors, I doubt that kind of thing fazes them.

Or that they want their characters to get put together, since many of their characters wouldn’t match together like Debbie and David or Cain and Rhona.

But like since they know what’s going on in the show and they know the characters histories. And they must know some spoilers of what is coming for the characters. Who they think has the best onscreen chemistry and who is the best for the character all round as a romantic partner. Do they have any opinions on who they think is the best choice for the others romantic options on the show. Rooting for their partner’s character love life and life in general on the show. 

For example would Zoe be more Team Charity or Team Moira or Team Harriet and is Jeff all for Team Pete or is he still rooting for Team Paddy? Does Chris think that Brenda should give Bob another chance? What does Charley think of David sleeping with Leyla while married to Tracy?

I mean as watchers of the show and knowing somewhat of what’s going on. Do they have opinions or do they root for certain pairings or stories? Or is it just another job and they don’t have feelings one way or another? 

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The Most Important Guitar Effects Pedals for Aspiring Rock Musicians

You will find a mind boggling quantity of guitar effects pedals around and they are available in many different shapes and dimensions. What's a result pedal you might ask? A result pedal is a system that's set between your guitar and the amplifier to change the output audio. A bicycle consists of numerous components placed to a circumstance. The noises which you could reach from various effect pedals are rather extraordinary.

Guitarists now use more ramifications than ever and are obvious to the sounds of groups like Pink Floyd and U2. A number of effect pedals are used in series to complicate the noise. There are two chief pedals on the market. One is the multi effects processors and these comprise numerous built to one device.

Alternately, individual pedals center on providing you sound and more than two. Such pedals have you playing around with configurations so as to acquire your planned sound. Many amplifiers nowadays have built-in sounds that you use but they're not as flexible as pedals. This is because it's tough to use more than 1 sound concurrently on amps.

Pedals price from $60 or 40 upward and include a wide selection of costs. Professional brands include Boss, Marshall, Pete Cornish, Electro Harmonic, Yahama, Dunlop and Digitech. As a budding guitarist, you may easily wash your bank account blank upon buying guitar effects pedals on account of the countless variety on the market. What I urge is that you simply buy 1 pedal for every principal audio.

Recommended guitar effect pedals

Delay and Reverb sounds provide a powerful echo sound and is great if you're playing live. This seems professional like and is quite convincing. Distortion and earn guitar effects pedals are frequently used with electric guitars and therefore are certainly utilized in solo and lead guitar playing.

This adds meat and crunch into your sound and surely does sound pleasant. As stated before, multi effects processors are a great for novices since they have access to each of the various possibilities right in front of them. All these mentioned are the vital pedals you have to have to be able to seem good.

As soon as you've gotten hold of the principal pedals, you might choose to search for a couple more to seem great! A wah-wah effect makes it possible for the noise pitch to be continuously changed via using a pedal.

This was heavily used by Jimi Hendrix. Additional effects comprise Flanger, Chorus and Phase shifter also understand as a uni-vibe. These pedals seem slightly like one another, nevertheless they do seem amazing. Chorus and Flanger pedals seem very sweet and made famous by David Gilmour and generated the sounds of Pink Floyd. The majority of these seem best with little to no distortion or gain.

[dannymillerfansite]

Aaron & Robert & Chas & Paddy related Spoilers & Cast List 5-9 November

Monday 5 November

What’s On TV

A crowd gathers to witness the opening of a community garden, celebrating the life of Gerry Roberts, who was murdered by serial killer Lachlan White.

It’s a bittersweet moment for Doug Potts, who had a close bond with the lad and for a long time blamed himself for Gerry’s death at the B&B. Laurel Thomas soon gives Doug further angst when she confides in her dad, telling him she wants to end her relationship with Bob Hope!

Digital Spy

Paddy is shocked when Rhona reveals the vets are in financial trouble and a lot of their clients are jumping ship to a cheaper vets nearby. 

What’s On TV

Having returned to work, Paddy Kirk is stunned to hear from colleague Rhona Goskirk that their vets’ practice is suffering thanks to a cheaper rival having opened nearby. With Paddy grieving for the recent death of his newborn daughter, Rhona hasn’t wanted to bog him down with extra worry.

Tuesday 6 November

ITV

Aaron has Seb in the back of the car. He chats to him, clearly struggling with taking him home to Rebecca. 

What’s On TV

At the vets’, Paddy Kirk throws himself into work and insists on treating a client’s poorly cat. But when the vet finishes the surgery and is assessing the puss’ progress, Paddy (Dominic Brunt) finds it’s died. The cat’s demise touches a nerve in Paddy, who’s grieving over the very recent death of his newborn daughter Grace.

Paddy’s found in floods by concerned colleague Rhona Goskirk 

Wednesday 7 November

ITV

Paddy has set up a scene for the lady to say farewell to her cat Marmalade. But his efforts backfire as the lady is seething with rage over the cats unexplained death. 

Aaron has an unexpected proposition...

TV Times

Aaron wants to start a family with Robert

Chas is aware of the growing distance between her and Paddy

Digital Spy

Aaron broaches the subject of him and Robert having their own child and Robert is stunned.

Meanwhile, with Paddy struggling at work, Chas is aware there's a growing distance between them and both feel alone in their grief. Can the couple get through their struggles and will Paddy open up?

Radio Times

Aaron has an unexpected proposition & grief divides Chas and Paddy 

TV Choice

Robert is lost for words when a hesitant Aaron broaches the subject of them having their own child. Does he want to be a dad again or has his husband misread things?

What’s On TV

He’s not long been officially married but Aaron Dingle’s already got big plans for the future.

Robert Sugden is left stunned when his excited husband Aaron says he wants them to start a family of their own!

With Aaron’s mum Chas grieving from the very recent death of her newborn daughter and Robert having nightmares with ex-lover Rebecca over their baby son Seb, the timing is a little off but Aaron doesn’t seem fazed. Can he get reluctant Robert on side?

What’s On TV

Landlady Chas Dingle, meanwhile, is really worried about her relationship with Paddy Kirk, which is being tested to the limit as they grieve for their daughter Grace. Can Chas get Paddy to open up to her?

Thursday 8 November

TV Times

Aaron fears Robert doesn’t want a child with him

Digital Spy

Robert's intentions are questioned.

Chas takes the initiative.

What’s On TV

The ripples of love-trouble are felt elsewhere. Aaron Dingle’s all excited about the idea of starting a family but finds his hubby Robert Sugden putting the brakes on him when he tries to talk to his mum Chas about it. Robert’s intervention sparks a worry in Aaron  who wonders if his man actually wants to raise kids with him at all.

Second Episode

What’s On TV

Robert Sugden tries to make things right with Aaron Dingle who’s upset about Robert’s attitude to starting a family. Will broody Aaron get to hear all the right words from Robert? Or is their relationship on the rocks already so shortly after getting hitched?

Digital Spy

Paddy admits his true feelings. 

Friday 9 November

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Cast List

Aaron Dingle Danny Miller

April Windsor Amelia Flanagan

Arthur Thomas Alfie Clarke

Bob Hope Tony Audenshaw

Brenda Walker Lesley Dunlop

Cain Dingle Jeff Hordley

Cathy Hope Gabrielle Dowling

Charity Dingle Emma Atkins

Chas Dingle Lucy Pargeter

Debbie Dingle Charley Webb

Doug Potts Duncan Preston

Ellis Chapman Asan N'Jie

Gabby Thomas Rosie Bentham

Graham Foster Andrew Scarborough

Heath Hope Sebastian Dowling

Jai Sharma Christopher Bisson

Jessie Grant Sandra Marvin

Jimmy King Nick Miles

Kerry Wyatt Laura Norton

Laurel Thomas Charlotte Bellamy

Liv Flaherty Isobel Steele

Lydia Hart Karen Blick

Manpreet Jutla Rebecca Sarker

Marlon Dingle Mark Charnock

Moira Dingle Natalie J Robb

Mrs Mills Annie Sawle

Nicola King Nicola Wheeler

Noah Dingle Jack Downham

Paddy Kirk Dominic Brunt

Pearl Ladderbanks Meg Johnson

Pete Barton Anthony Quinlan

Priya Kotecha Fiona Wade

Rhona Goskirk Zoe Henry

Rishi Sharma Bhasker Patel

Robert Sugden Ryan Hawley

Sam Dingle James Hooton

Samson Dingle Sam Hall

Sarah Sugden Katie Hill

Tracy Metcalfe Amy Walsh

Cardiologist Nicholas Asbury