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Reggie Pace and Lance Koehler recording at Minimum Wage Studio. 

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.gif from god join the Prosthetic Records roster; announce new album approximation_of_a_human, stream lead single "sassafras manassas ass"

Photo by: Sarmistha Talukdar

Official press release:

Prosthetic Records is thrilled to announce the signing of Richmond, Virginia metalcore ensemble .gif from god – and the impending release of their upcoming album approximation_of_a_human. The first track track titled “sassafras manassas ass” is available to listen to now via Bandcamp, and will stream through all digital services from…

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HEWOLF 'Live For Minimum Wage' EP Review & Stream [NYP Item]

HEWOLF ‘Live For Minimum Wage’ EP Review & Stream [NYP Item]

(By Pat ‘Riot’ Whitaker, Senior Writer/Journalist, RiffRelevant.com) Somehow I missed the manifestation of the RVA band HEWOLF within the last year or so. (more…)

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Reginald Chapman - Prototype - trombone jazz-hop backed by Butcher Brown

Produced & Arranged by Reginald Chapman All songs written by Reginald Chapman; except "You Go To My Head" by J Fred Coots & Haven Gillespie; & "We Shall Overcome" (traditional) Trombones – Reginald Chapman; Ben Ford; Reggie Pace; Bryan Hooten; Karl Lyden; Scott Flynn Saxophones – Marcus Tenney; John Lilley; David Hood Trumpets – Rob Quallich; Ryan Easter Keys – Devonne Harris; Macon Mann Bass – Andrew Randazzo Drums – Corey Fonville Recorded & Mixed by DJ Harrison at Jellowstone Studios; except #1: Lance Koehler at Minimum Wage Studio & #6: Recorded at Jazz Hole 2 & Jellowstone Studio; Mixed by Drew Fredrickson & DJ Harrison Mastered by Kelly Hibbert at Almachome Artwork & Design Layout by Tawfiq Mardini Reggie Illustration by Ghostdrank

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"RVA All Day" "Run Around" "Infamous"

Musiciens :  Lance Koehler, batterie Reggie Pace, trombone Bryan Hooten, trombone/voix John Hulley, trombone Dillard Watt, bass trombone David Hood, saxophone alto  Marcus Tenney, trompette Sam Koff, trompette Ben Court, trompette Taylor Barnett, trompette Stefan Demetriadis, tuba

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Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology Caught Tampering Data

Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) ordered a review of temperature recording instruments after it was caught tampering with data in several locations.

Meteorologist Lance Pidgeon watched the 13°F Goulburn recording from July 2 disappear from the bureau’s website, says a bombshell article on dailycaller.com.

“The temperature dropped to minus 10 (13 degrees Fahrenheit), stayed there for some time and then it changed to minus 10.4 (14 degrees Fahrenheit) and then it disappeared,” Pidgeon said, adding that he notified scientist Jennifer Marohasy about the problem, who then brought the readings to the attention of the bureau.

“A similar failure wiped out a reading of 13 degrees Fahrenheit at Thredbo Top on July 16, even though temperatures at that station have been recorded as low as 5.54 degrees Fahrenheit.”

In 2014 the agency was accused of tampering with the country’s temperature record to make it appear as if temperatures had warmed over the decades, according to reports in August 2014.

Marohasey claimed at the time that BOM’s adjusted temperature records are “propaganda” and not science. She analyzed raw temperature data from places across Australia, compared them to BOM data, and found the agency’s data created an artificial warming trend.

Marohasey said BOM adjustments changed Aussie temperature records from a slight cooling trend to one of “dramatic warming” over the past century.

“The BOM admits temperature adjustments are secret and thus completely unscientific,” says joannenova.com. “The Australian climate is a national crisis, but the Bureau won’t publish it’s methods in full, aren’t doing basic quality control checks, and can’t employ even one person to answer questions about its secret methods?”

http://dailycaller.com/2017/07/31/australia-weather-bureau-caught-tampering-with-climate-n umbers/

http://joannenova.com.au/2017/08/scandal-australian-bureau-of-meteorology-caught-erasing-cold-temperatures/

Thanks to Jimmy Walter, Dean Koehler and Tom0Mason for these links

“Adjusting raw data just to suit the AGW dogma is not science it is FRAUD,” says Tom.

[celtfather]

Calm Before the Storm #392

There's a calm before the storm. Listen to Irish and Celtic music from Warbelow Range, Flowers of Edinburgh, Sadie and Jay, Dram & Go, West Awake, Ballinloch, Conor Caldwell, Catherine Koehler, The Blarney Rebel Band, Nick Metcalf, The Pikeys, Janette Geri, Journey North, Enda Seery.

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  THIS WEEK IN CELTIC MUSIC

  0:03 "The Pretty Girl Milking Her Cow" by Warbelow Range from Warbelow Range

  4:18 "High Road to Linton/Spootiskerry/Willafjord" by Flowers of Edinburgh from Attack of the Moon Tigers

  7:35 "Publicly Transported" by Sadie and Jay from Rogue Folk

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  15:58 "Black Velvet Band" by West Awake from Live at The Dublin Pub

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  22:07 "Ballycroy (Ner Again)" by Ballinloch from Home from the Sea

  27:40 "Believe Me If All Those Endearing Charms" by Conor Caldwell from To Belfast...

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  39:28 "Reel Blue" by Nick Metcalf/Rick Metcalf from Skyline of Skye

  43:47 "The Public House" by The Pikeys from The Sons of War & Whisky

  46:11 "Olliebod's Jig" by Janette Geri from Secret of the West Wind

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BIG NO ❌ Steady Sounds Single 7” 🖤 On this recording, Big No is Nathan Grice, Heather Jerabeck, Lance Koehler, Adam Juresko, and Josh Small. This close-knit Richmond family delivers an exquisite pair of songs on this single, replete with moody post-punk/goth vibes and noisy guitar wails. One of my favorite records of 2018 for sure. Mailorder copies come with bonus sticker and guitar pick! 🎧📦 Listen / Order at handstandrecords.com . . . #bigno #bignoband #steadysounds #rva #postpunk #goth #indierock #gothrock #nowspinning #vinylrecords #instavinyl (at Richmond, Virginia) https://www.instagram.com/p/BqsIKnclND7/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1im7hia8lomhr

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Olümsüz is the 9th song from Yeni Nostalji's album titled "Yeni Nostalji" released on Ropeadope on May 4th, 2018. Stream/Purchase Yeni Nostalji here: https://fanlink.to/Yeni Song Credits: Written by Christina Marie Gleixner & Vlad Cuiujuclu Lyrics by Christina Marie Gleixner Arranged by Gary Kalar Engineered, mixed and mastered by Lance Koehler at Minimum Wage Recording in Richmond, VA, USA. by 21Soul

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Saturday night in RVA!

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Utley reportedly again with Dodgers, seems to be to construct on potential Corridor of Fame profession

The Los Angeles Dodgers bench will function a well-known face in 2018.

Chase Utley, the longtime Philadelphia Phillies second baseman, will return for his 16th season — and his third full marketing campaign with the Dodgers:

sources: dodgers are certainly bringing again chase utley. nice for clubhouse, group

— Jon Heyman (@JonHeyman) February 13, 2018

Utley, 39, has posted an an identical 92 OPS+ in every of the final two seasons. He has seen his position diminished, nonetheless, as he managed 353 plate appearances over 127 video games in 2017 — a ratio illustrating how the Dodgers have enormously restricted his publicity to left-handed pitchers, to the extent that he confronted righties in 92 p.c of his journeys to the dish.

Utley’s return is notable for 2 causes. Foremost, it permits him extra time to construct upon his eventual Corridor of Fame case. Superior metrics deem Utley as worthy or near it already. His 65 profession Wins Above Substitute are 4 shy of the typical enshrined second baseman, whereas his seven-year peak is definitely higher than these lionized keystoners. Alas, Utley’s extra conventional case may use a couple of extra spherical numbers — in any other case, he seems unlikely to ever earn the nod. He is 150 hits wanting 2,000 for his profession, which would appear to require a stint in 2019, too. 

Odds are, then, Utley goes to fall brief — of two,000 hits and Cooperstown.

The opposite, extra well timed motive Utley rejoining the Dodgers is price greater than a shrug is as a result of it marks simply the second time this winter Los Angeles has signed a free agent. Beforehand, Tom Koehler had represented their largest (and solely) addition by way of the open market. The Dodgers have been recognized to have curiosity in free-agent starter Yu Darvish. It isn’t clear whether or not they intend to pursue somebody like Jake Arrieta, Alex Cobb, or Lance Lynn.

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Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Tom Koehler draws inspiration from his father — a 9/11-era Bronx policeman By Lance Hornby The anniversary next month of the tragic events of 9/11 holds special meaning for Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Tom Koehler.

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Jan. 2017 // Month in photos

Anti-Trump protestors gather by 18th St and JFK Blvd Thursday, Jan. 26, 2017 following a speech from President Trump during a GOP retreat in downtown Philadelphia.

Sofia Fenner of Philadelphia, who is Muslim, stands among protestors inside the Philadelphia International Airport Saturday, Jan. 28, 2017 in Philadelphia. Fenner is a political science professor and her husband is an Egyptian immigrant. "We barely got him in in-time," she said.

Millville Special Officer Lance Koehler, 60, poses on his lawn with his Donald Trump signs Thursday, Jan. 19 in Millville. Koehler received an invite to Donald Trump's inauguration Friday in Washington D.C.

Erica Mines of Philadelphia marches through traffic as anti-Trump protestors march Thursday, Jan. 26, 2017 following a speech from President Trump during a GOP retreat in Philadelphia.

William Lehman, left, and Amanda Venezia of Virginia listen to the National Anthem as Donald J. Trump becomes the 45th president of the United States Friday, Jan. 20 in Washington D.C.

A limousine is set on fire at the corner of 13th St and K St during a protest of Donald J. Trump's inauguration Friday, Jan. 20 in Washington D.C.

Maya Van Os of Austin, Texas is reflected in a police officer's riot shield as she protests the inauguration of Donald J. Trump Friday, Jan. 20 in Washington D.C.

A demonstrator stands next to police officers as fellow protestors head inside Philadelphia International Airport Sunday, Jan. 29, 2017 in Philadelphia. Hundreds of demonstrators rallied against President Trump's recent immigration ban.

Hundreds of thousands of marchers walk down Pennsylvania Ave in protest of newly elected president Donald J. Trump Saturday, Jan. 21 in Washington, D.C.

Marchers are seen through a LGBTQ flag walking down Pennsylvania Ave in protest of newly elected president Donald J. Trump Saturday, Jan. 21 in Washington, D.C.

A police officer stands by as smoke clears from a limousine set on fire by protestors Friday, Jan. 20 in Washington D.C.

Karen Beard of Medford stands along East Main St as protestors gather against Donald Trump and the Republican Party's threat against the Affordable Care Act Wednesday, Jan. 18 in Marlton.

A crowd reacts as thousands of women gather to protest newly elected president Donald J. Trump Saturday, Jan. 21 in Washington, D.C.

Curator Louise Calloway inside the Underground Railroad Museum Friday, Jan. 27 prior to its opening in Eastampton, New Jersey.

Curator Louise Calloway inside the Underground Railroad Museum Friday, Jan. 27 prior to its opening in Eastampton, New Jersey.

Michael Barnard, 39, who is homeless, sits atop his bed inside the Volunteers of America Aletha R. Wright 'Vision of Hope' Center Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2017 in Camden, New Jersey.

Gov. Chris Christie greets Emergency Medical Technicians Tuesday, Jan. 24 at the Cooper Emergency Medical Services ambulance bay in Camden.

Camden's Myles Thompson (5) reacts after a 62-61 win over Shawnee Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2017 at Camden High School in Camden.

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Lance Koehler