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Nobel for microscopy that reveals inner world of cells
Ever since the seventeenth century, when the early microbiologist Antonie van Leeuwenhoek focused light through lenses and marvelled at the cells that swam before his eyes, microscopes have opened up new vistas of discovery. This year, the Nobel Prize in Chemistry went to three scientists who defied the limits of light microscopes to reveal sharp images of molecular scale structures in living cells.
The advances made by Stefan Hell, William Moerner and Eric Betzig in the 1990s and 2000s mean that biologists can now see, in real time, how proteins are distributed and move inside cells at the junctions between neurons, for example, or in fertilized eggs dividing into embryos.
"It is really a revolution for the life sciences, because we can see structures that we could never see before," says Stefan Jakobs, who works with super resolution techniques at the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry in Gttingen. Or as the Nobel committee put it: "Microscopy has become nanoscopy."
No matter how clean their lenses, optical microscopes inevitably provide a blurry view of the molecules inside cells, as German physicist Ernst Abbe realized in 1873. The laws of physics dictate that visible light cannot distinguish between objects closer to each other than around 200 nanometres (around half the wavelength replica van cleef jewelry of visible light) they will appear as one blob. Such resolution, known as Abbe's diffraction limit, is good enough to reveal the organelles inside cells but not to see their detailed structures. Microscopes that use beams of electrons, rather than light, have finer resolution, but they can be used only in a vacuum, limiting their use to dead tissue.
Abbe's limit cannot be overcome, van cleef arpels necklace replica but the 2014 Nobel prizewinners pioneered ways to work around it using fluorophores, or fluorescent molecules. Now routinely used in biological imaging, fluorophores emit light when hit by lasers of a certain wavelength.
Beating the blur
In 1989, William Moerner, now at Stanford University in California, but then at the IBM Almaden Research Center in San Jose, detected the faint fluorescence of a single molecule. In 1997, while working at the University of California in San Diego, he found a way to control the fluorescence and switch the molecules on and off like lamps. Still, these single molecules could be distinguished only if they were more than 200 nanometres apart.
Two years earlier, Eric Betzig, who was at that time working at Bell Labs in Murray Hill, New Jersey, had proposed that if different molecules inside a cell could be made to glow with different colours, researchers should be able to increase the resolution by taking a series of snapshots first the red molecules, then the green, then the blue. Any fluorophores of the same colour would have to be more than 200 nanometres apart, but the superimposed images would produce a much finer resolution structure. Moerner went on to show that identical molecules could be made to fluoresce at different times, a discovery that ultimately made Betzig's vision a reality.
It would take a decade before Betzig demonstrated his idea in practice. He left academic science to work in his father's machine tool business in Michigan. In 2006, working at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute's Janelia Farm research campus in Ashburn, Virginia, he used the technique to take a super resolution picture of a lysosome protein dotted with green fluorescent molecules as labels. The technique can now get down to a resolution of 20 nanometres, says Markus Sauer, who studies super resolution microscopy at the University of Wrzburg, Germany.
Meanwhile Stefan Hell, working at the University of Turku in Finland, had found a way around Abbe's limit by a different technique, which also relies on switching fluorescent molecules on and off. In 1994 he proposed using one laser to make a cluster of dye molecules fluoresce, and a second beam, of a different wavelength, to switch some of those fluorophores off through a process described by Einstein in 1917.
Hell's trick is to use the second beam to outline the cluster illuminated by the first, so that only the molecules in a very narrow spot fluoresce. The final image remains blurred, as light still cannot beat Abbe's limit, but it is clear that light can have come only from the narrow central spot defined by the second beam, enabling researchers to pinpoint the light source.
Building up a series of these tiny fluorescent spots creates a fine resolution picture. In theory, the central spot can be made as small as a few nanometres across, but in living cells, the limit is around 30 nanometres, Sauer says, because it is at this stage that fluorophores are usually destroyed by the intensity of replica vca necklace the second beam."It was my view, at least, that so much physics happened in the twentieth century that it was impossible there was no phenomenon that would allow you to overcome the diffraction barrier," Hell, who now works at the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry in Gttingen, told the Nobel committee, on learning that he had won the prize.
The call from the Nobel committee caught Hell while he was reading a scientific paper. Afterwards, he said, "I read the paragraph that I wanted to read to the end, then I called up my wife and tried to reach some of the people who are close to me."
The techniques devised by this year's prizewinners are not yet routine but are used by many biologists to take remarkable pictures of structures inside cells. Hell has published videos of vesicles 40 nanometres across moving in a nerve cell. Xiaowei Zhuang, a chemist at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has invented her own variation, called stochastic optical reconstruction microscopy, and used it to show how actin filaments wrap around the circumference of axons in a ring like pattern. "There will be many new versions of super resolution microscopes in future," Hell says.
Ever since the seventeenth century, when the early microbiologist Antonie van Leeuwenhoek focused light through lenses and marvelled at the cells that swam before his eyes, microscopes have opened up new vistas of discovery. This year, the Nobel Prize in Chemistry went to three scientists who defied the limits of light microscopes to reveal sharp images of molecular scale structures in living cells.
The advances made by Stefan Hell, William Moerner and Eric Betzig in the 1990s and 2000s mean that biologists can now see, in real time, how proteins are distributed and move inside cells at the junctions between neurons, for example, or in fertilized eggs dividing into embryos.
"It is really a revolution for the life sciences, because we can see structures that we could never see before," says Stefan Jakobs, who works with super resolution techniques at the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry in Gttingen. Or as the Nobel committee put it: "Microscopy has become nanoscopy."
No matter how clean their lenses, optical microscopes inevitably provide a blurry view of the molecules inside cells, as German physicist Ernst Abbe realized in 1873. The laws of physics dictate that visible light cannot distinguish between objects closer to each other than around 200 nanometres (around half the wavelength replica van cleef jewelry of visible light) they will appear as one blob. Such resolution, known as Abbe's diffraction limit, is good enough to reveal the organelles inside cells but not to see their detailed structures. Microscopes that use beams of electrons, rather than light, have finer resolution, but they can be used only in a vacuum, limiting their use to dead tissue.
Abbe's limit cannot be overcome, van cleef arpels necklace replica but the 2014 Nobel prizewinners pioneered ways to work around it using fluorophores, or fluorescent molecules. Now routinely used in biological imaging, fluorophores emit light when hit by lasers of a certain wavelength.
Beating the blur
In 1989, William Moerner, now at Stanford University in California, but then at the IBM Almaden Research Center in San Jose, detected the faint fluorescence of a single molecule. In 1997, while working at the University of California in San Diego, he found a way to control the fluorescence and switch the molecules on and off like lamps. Still, these single molecules could be distinguished only if they were more than 200 nanometres apart.
Two years earlier, Eric Betzig, who was at that time working at Bell Labs in Murray Hill, New Jersey, had proposed that if different molecules inside a cell could be made to glow with different colours, researchers should be able to increase the resolution by taking a series of snapshots first the red molecules, then the green, then the blue. Any fluorophores of the same colour would have to be more than 200 nanometres apart, but the superimposed images would produce a much finer resolution structure. Moerner went on to show that identical molecules could be made to fluoresce at different times, a discovery that ultimately made Betzig's vision a reality.
It would take a decade before Betzig demonstrated his idea in practice. He left academic science to work in his father's machine tool business in Michigan. In 2006, working at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute's Janelia Farm research campus in Ashburn, Virginia, he used the technique to take a super resolution picture of a lysosome protein dotted with green fluorescent molecules as labels. The technique can now get down to a resolution of 20 nanometres, says Markus Sauer, who studies super resolution microscopy at the University of Wrzburg, Germany.
Meanwhile Stefan Hell, working at the University of Turku in Finland, had found a way around Abbe's limit by a different technique, which also relies on switching fluorescent molecules on and off. In 1994 he proposed using one laser to make a cluster of dye molecules fluoresce, and a second beam, of a different wavelength, to switch some of those fluorophores off through a process described by Einstein in 1917.
Hell's trick is to use the second beam to outline the cluster illuminated by the first, so that only the molecules in a very narrow spot fluoresce. The final image remains blurred, as light still cannot beat Abbe's limit, but it is clear that light can have come only from the narrow central spot defined by the second beam, enabling researchers to pinpoint the light source.
Building up a series of these tiny fluorescent spots creates a fine resolution picture. In theory, the central spot can be made as small as a few nanometres across, but in living cells, the limit is around 30 nanometres, Sauer says, because it is at this stage that fluorophores are usually destroyed by the intensity of replica vca necklace the second beam."It was my view, at least, that so much physics happened in the twentieth century that it was impossible there was no phenomenon that would allow you to overcome the diffraction barrier," Hell, who now works at the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry in Gttingen, told the Nobel committee, on learning that he had won the prize.
The call from the Nobel committee caught Hell while he was reading a scientific paper. Afterwards, he said, "I read the paragraph that I wanted to read to the end, then I called up my wife and tried to reach some of the people who are close to me."
The techniques devised by this year's prizewinners are not yet routine but are used by many biologists to take remarkable pictures of structures inside cells. Hell has published videos of vesicles 40 nanometres across moving in a nerve cell. Xiaowei Zhuang, a chemist at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has invented her own variation, called stochastic optical reconstruction microscopy, and used it to show how actin filaments wrap around the circumference of axons in a ring like pattern. "There will be many new versions of super resolution microscopes in future," Hell says.
Henry Cavill and girlfriend Tara King attend Vanity Fair Oscars 2016 Party
It must have been intimidating for Tara King to attend the Oscars and the Vanity Fair after party on Sunday night.
At only 19 she probably hasn experienced anything quite so high octane in terms of glamour and celebrity, but then she did have a Superman to hold onto in boyfriend Henry Cavill.
For such a huge event we think the teenager looked lovely and it was nice to see her make a statement with a bold orange dress rather than sticking to safe but boring black. The draping at the waist helps to accentuate her figure and we love the asymmetric straps.
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Henry recently opened up about how he fell head over heels for the 'mature' teen.
In a candid interview with Elle Magazine, he revealed: 'People say age is just a number. It's actually real and true sign of someone's maturity. But in this case, she's fantastic.'
'When I met my girlfriend, I was super intimidated. I wanted to impress her,' the Man Of Steel star continued. 'I was thinking, Don't mess this up, man.'
And although the British heartthrob feels at ease with the teenage University student, Henry confessed he understands 'natural reaction' to the couple's age difference.
The Tudors actor went on to confide that he has dated older women in the past, by adding: 'When I was 19, I was going out with a 32 year old.'
The Mail on Sunday revealed in October that Henry and Tara were an item after they were pictured together at a rugby match at Twickenham.
They have since been on three holidays together, the most recent break being New Zealand during Tara's reading week at university.
'A lot of people wondered if the relationship would last, but this shows it's serious, despite the age difference,' a friend of the actor told the publication.
The New Zealand adventure came two weeks after the pretty blonde joined Henry to meet his family at home in Jersey, and two months before that they travelled to China.
Henry, who is gearing up for the highly anticipated Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice movie, has previously dated a string of famous women in his quest to find his real life Lois Lane.
He was in an on/off relationship with American actress fake van cleef gold necklace Gina Carano, 33, and was briefly linked to Big Bang Theory star Kaley Cuoco, 30, three years ago.
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It must have been intimidating for Tara King to attend the Oscars and the Vanity Fair after party on Sunday night.
At only 19 she probably hasn experienced anything quite so high octane in terms of glamour and celebrity, but then she did have a Superman to hold onto in boyfriend Henry Cavill.
For such a huge event we think the teenager looked lovely and it was nice to see her make a statement with a bold orange dress rather than sticking to safe but boring black. The draping at the waist helps to accentuate her figure and we love the asymmetric straps.
Fancy giving her citrus inspired look a go? Then head to our edit below where we found one shouldered dresses necklace van cleef arpels knock off in bright orange that do the trick.
Henry recently opened up about how he fell head over heels for the 'mature' teen.
In a candid interview with Elle Magazine, he revealed: 'People say age is just a number. It's actually real and true sign of someone's maturity. But in this case, she's fantastic.'
'When I met my girlfriend, I was super intimidated. I wanted to impress her,' the Man Of Steel star continued. 'I was thinking, Don't mess this up, man.'
And although the British heartthrob feels at ease with the teenage University student, Henry confessed he understands 'natural reaction' to the couple's age difference.
The Tudors actor went on to confide that he has dated older women in the past, by adding: 'When I was 19, I was going out with a 32 year old.'
The Mail on Sunday revealed in October that Henry and Tara were an item after they were pictured together at a rugby match at Twickenham.
They have since been on three holidays together, the most recent break being New Zealand during Tara's reading week at university.
'A lot of people wondered if the relationship would last, but this shows it's serious, despite the age difference,' a friend of the actor told the publication.
The New Zealand adventure came two weeks after the pretty blonde joined Henry to meet his family at home in Jersey, and two months before that they travelled to China.
Henry, who is gearing up for the highly anticipated Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice movie, has previously dated a string of famous women in his quest to find his real life Lois Lane.
He was in an on/off relationship with American actress fake van cleef gold necklace Gina Carano, 33, and was briefly linked to Big Bang Theory star Kaley Cuoco, 30, three years ago.
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Maryland Officer Jacai Colson died from friendly fire
"They knew in advance. They had every opportunity to call 911. They had every opportunity to seek medical help. They did nothing," Prince George's County Police Chief Henry Stawinski said Monday.Instead, the chief said, Elijah and Malik Ford watched and filmed as their brother Michael Ford, 22, used a .40 caliber handgun to open fire on officers outside a police station, as well as at an ambulance and random people's cars.And as Prince George's officers responded to the assault outside their home base, one of them killed Police Officer First Class Jacai Colson, who had just arrived to meet another officer. Colson jumped out of his unmarked car, and he and three other officers returned fire."An autopsy today revealed that POFC Colson was inadvertently shot by a fellow responding officer during the gun battle," police said in a news release.They are each presently charged with 11 counts van cleef pendant copy of first degree attempted murder, first degree assault and conspiracy to commit murder, he said. A court commissioner Tuesday also considered firearms and second degree murder charges, but did not find probable cause for either, Erzen said, explaining that the decision could be amended in the future.Michael Ford, who is hospitalized, faces a charge of second degree murder, six counts of attempted first degree murder, nine counts of use of a handgun in the commission of a felony and additional charges, Prince George's County police Cpl. Harry Bond said."As the investigation progresses, additional charges will be brought against the three brothers regarding the victims in van cleef arpels necklace imitation the" ambulance and passing vehicles, the police statement said.Elijah and imitation van cleef & arpels necklace Malik Ford are scheduled to appear for a bond review in Prince George's County District Court on Wednesday afternoon, Erzen said.Colson, a 28 year old undercover narcotics detective, had no idea what he was driving into when he arrived at the station Sunday afternoon."Detective Colson was arriving in an unmarked vehicle and found himself in the middle of a gunfight," Stawinski said. "Heroically, Detective Colson reacted to a set of circumstances that, frankly, I don't think he was entirely prepared for."Michael Ford had already discussed with his brothers a plan to "engage police in a shootout," according to charging documents filed in district court. His brothers drove him in a red Honda Accord to an intersection near the police precinct, dropped him off so he could approach the precinct on foot, drove to a nearby side street and began recording the incident, the documents allege.According to the chief, Michael Ford opened fire on the first officer he saw. Other officers rushed to the scene, but quickly found themselves at a disadvantage during the shootout "because they were cognizant of the fact there were homes behind Michael as he was firing at them," Stawinski said.Soon after the shooting began, Michael Ford took cover behind a police van and police officers asked the brothers where he had gone, the complaint says. Malik Ford shouted back that he did not know, despite Michael Ford being visible, thus allowing Michael Ford to continue his attack, police say.
"They knew in advance. They had every opportunity to call 911. They had every opportunity to seek medical help. They did nothing," Prince George's County Police Chief Henry Stawinski said Monday.Instead, the chief said, Elijah and Malik Ford watched and filmed as their brother Michael Ford, 22, used a .40 caliber handgun to open fire on officers outside a police station, as well as at an ambulance and random people's cars.And as Prince George's officers responded to the assault outside their home base, one of them killed Police Officer First Class Jacai Colson, who had just arrived to meet another officer. Colson jumped out of his unmarked car, and he and three other officers returned fire."An autopsy today revealed that POFC Colson was inadvertently shot by a fellow responding officer during the gun battle," police said in a news release.They are each presently charged with 11 counts van cleef pendant copy of first degree attempted murder, first degree assault and conspiracy to commit murder, he said. A court commissioner Tuesday also considered firearms and second degree murder charges, but did not find probable cause for either, Erzen said, explaining that the decision could be amended in the future.Michael Ford, who is hospitalized, faces a charge of second degree murder, six counts of attempted first degree murder, nine counts of use of a handgun in the commission of a felony and additional charges, Prince George's County police Cpl. Harry Bond said."As the investigation progresses, additional charges will be brought against the three brothers regarding the victims in van cleef arpels necklace imitation the" ambulance and passing vehicles, the police statement said.Elijah and imitation van cleef & arpels necklace Malik Ford are scheduled to appear for a bond review in Prince George's County District Court on Wednesday afternoon, Erzen said.Colson, a 28 year old undercover narcotics detective, had no idea what he was driving into when he arrived at the station Sunday afternoon."Detective Colson was arriving in an unmarked vehicle and found himself in the middle of a gunfight," Stawinski said. "Heroically, Detective Colson reacted to a set of circumstances that, frankly, I don't think he was entirely prepared for."Michael Ford had already discussed with his brothers a plan to "engage police in a shootout," according to charging documents filed in district court. His brothers drove him in a red Honda Accord to an intersection near the police precinct, dropped him off so he could approach the precinct on foot, drove to a nearby side street and began recording the incident, the documents allege.According to the chief, Michael Ford opened fire on the first officer he saw. Other officers rushed to the scene, but quickly found themselves at a disadvantage during the shootout "because they were cognizant of the fact there were homes behind Michael as he was firing at them," Stawinski said.Soon after the shooting began, Michael Ford took cover behind a police van and police officers asked the brothers where he had gone, the complaint says. Malik Ford shouted back that he did not know, despite Michael Ford being visible, thus allowing Michael Ford to continue his attack, police say.
Neighbors in disbelief over decade old Santa Ana kidnapping
Neighbors at an apartment complex in Bell Gardens, where a man is alleged to have lived with a woman he kidnapped a decade ago, were in disbelief Wednesday when they heard he had been arrested.
The neighbors at the small, two story building insisted that Isidro Garcia was a good husband who cared for his family.
The 42 year old Garcia was arrested earlier this week on suspicion of raping and kidnapping his girlfriend's 15 year old girl 10 years ago. Police allege that Garcia drugged and kidnapped the girl and beat her when she tried to flee
As the sky darkened, neighbors huddled outside their doors, all of them saying the accusations couldn't be true.
Garcia and the woman, who has not been identified, had been living in Bell Gardens for at least six years.
The woman took her 2 year old child to the Bell Gardens Police Department on Monday and accused Garcia of domestic violence.
A 41 year old Bell Gardens man has been arrested after a woman whom he allegedly kidnapped, raped and held captive for nearly 10 years came forward with her story, according to Santa Ana police.
A 41 year old Bell Gardens man has been arrested after a woman whom he allegedly kidnapped, raped and held captive for nearly 10 years came forward with her story, according to Santa Ana police.
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During questioning, she told a harrowing story of how he kidnapped her in August 2004 after she left her mother's Santa Ana apartment, Lt. Scott Fairfield said.
She told police that for years he kept her under control through physical and mental abuse. She said he even forced her to work beside him cleaning office buildings and telling her she van cleef and arpels white gold alhambra necklace imitation would be deported if she left.
Police said Garcia made the woman marry him in 2007 and that the couple had a child two years ago.
But Ricardo Ledesma, 43, who has lived in the apartment building for six years, said the pair appeared to be a model family.
I never saw him hit her or any signs of abuse. Neighbor Ricardo Ledesma
"It's an injustice," Ledesma told The Times in Spanish. "I never saw him hit her or any signs of abuse."
On May 5, Garcia threw her a surprise birthday party for the woman in the back of the building, complete with a clown, music and carne asada. Garcia worked two jobs, at a nearby Chinese restaurant and cleaning buildings.
"He was a hard working man, he worked two jobs," Ledesma said. "He would do anything for her and their daughter."
Garcia bought the woman's mother a van cleef and arpels bracelet replica white Toyota van about a month ago after she moved back to Orange County from San Francisco, Ledesma said. He followed Garcia in the van to the woman's home.
Garcia told him that he didn't have a good relationship with his mother in law, knock off van cleef pendant necklace who he described as a devout Christian, Ledesma said.
The allegedly kidnapped woman drove a silver Nissan Versa that Garcia had bought her about a year and a half ago, said Javier Campos, 28, a neighbor. He would often see Garcia picking up cans and collecting cardboard to recycle for extra cash.
Neighbors at an apartment complex in Bell Gardens, where a man is alleged to have lived with a woman he kidnapped a decade ago, were in disbelief Wednesday when they heard he had been arrested.
The neighbors at the small, two story building insisted that Isidro Garcia was a good husband who cared for his family.
The 42 year old Garcia was arrested earlier this week on suspicion of raping and kidnapping his girlfriend's 15 year old girl 10 years ago. Police allege that Garcia drugged and kidnapped the girl and beat her when she tried to flee
As the sky darkened, neighbors huddled outside their doors, all of them saying the accusations couldn't be true.
Garcia and the woman, who has not been identified, had been living in Bell Gardens for at least six years.
The woman took her 2 year old child to the Bell Gardens Police Department on Monday and accused Garcia of domestic violence.
A 41 year old Bell Gardens man has been arrested after a woman whom he allegedly kidnapped, raped and held captive for nearly 10 years came forward with her story, according to Santa Ana police.
A 41 year old Bell Gardens man has been arrested after a woman whom he allegedly kidnapped, raped and held captive for nearly 10 years came forward with her story, according to Santa Ana police.
See more videos
During questioning, she told a harrowing story of how he kidnapped her in August 2004 after she left her mother's Santa Ana apartment, Lt. Scott Fairfield said.
She told police that for years he kept her under control through physical and mental abuse. She said he even forced her to work beside him cleaning office buildings and telling her she van cleef and arpels white gold alhambra necklace imitation would be deported if she left.
Police said Garcia made the woman marry him in 2007 and that the couple had a child two years ago.
But Ricardo Ledesma, 43, who has lived in the apartment building for six years, said the pair appeared to be a model family.
I never saw him hit her or any signs of abuse. Neighbor Ricardo Ledesma
"It's an injustice," Ledesma told The Times in Spanish. "I never saw him hit her or any signs of abuse."
On May 5, Garcia threw her a surprise birthday party for the woman in the back of the building, complete with a clown, music and carne asada. Garcia worked two jobs, at a nearby Chinese restaurant and cleaning buildings.
"He was a hard working man, he worked two jobs," Ledesma said. "He would do anything for her and their daughter."
Garcia bought the woman's mother a van cleef and arpels bracelet replica white Toyota van about a month ago after she moved back to Orange County from San Francisco, Ledesma said. He followed Garcia in the van to the woman's home.
Garcia told him that he didn't have a good relationship with his mother in law, knock off van cleef pendant necklace who he described as a devout Christian, Ledesma said.
The allegedly kidnapped woman drove a silver Nissan Versa that Garcia had bought her about a year and a half ago, said Javier Campos, 28, a neighbor. He would often see Garcia picking up cans and collecting cardboard to recycle for extra cash.
Most popular area for fleeing Aucklanders revealed
Bay of Plenty is the most popular destination in the country for fleeing Aucklanders, according to a moving quote company which says 20 per cent of its business is to the region.MovingPros, a website which allows users to compare quotes from different relocation companies online, said data from January to March 2017 showed 20 per cent of all people moving out of Auckland were heading to the Bay of Plenty.Tauranga, Papamoa, Mt Maunganui and Pyes Pa made up half of these moves, making it the wider Tauranga area most popular city, in front of both Wellington and Christchurch.The rest of the moves were spread out across Rotorua, Katikati, Waihi Beach and a handful in Whakatane.CITY FLIGHT: Brothers Cam (left) and Nate Whitaker, co founders of MovingPros, say 60 per cent of the site's inquiries are from Aucklanders PHOTO/SUPPLIEDMovingPros co founder Nate Whitaker said 60 per cent of the site's inquiries were from Aucklanders.However, Mr Whitaker said he was expecting house price rises in the Tauranga area to stem the flow and was expecting interest to increase in the surrounding areas.Crown Relocation spokesman Stephen Lynch said about 10 per cent of their domestic enquiries would be going from Auckland to the Bay.However, Mr Lynch said he thought this growth may already be beginning to taper, possibly as a replica bracelet van cleef result of house prices."I don't have any evidence for it, but I think it's actually starting to tail off slightly this year at the moment . [The Bay] is still fairly strong but I don't think it's as much as it was this time last year."He said outside of Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, the Bay was the most popular destination nationwide.JOB HUNT: Recruitment specialist Phil van SypBay says the Bay is attracting highly skilled specialists. PHOTO/FILEConroy Relocations managing director David Conroy, which operates in New Zealand and Australia, said the once strongly flowing Tasman tide had turned back towards Aotearoa.The company had moved a "huge number" of people to Tauranga from Australia, many of whom were "more established" fake van cleef & arpels bracelet older Kiwis returning. The company said it had less demand for Bay relocations compared to the 10 or 20 per cent of MovingPros and Crown.Managing director of 1st Call Recruitment Phill van Syp said he had seen a noticeable increase in Aucklanders seeking Bay jobs in the past six months.He said the traditionally difficult job of attracting highly skilled senior professionals to the Bay was starting to become easier."It definitely has helped that salaries have started to come up to match other regions," Mr van Syp said.The increase of the population and wealth were giving businesses confidence to spend more to attract top talent."Companies are willing to pay more . That's what's been holding Tauranga back, but now they are willing to pay whatever it is they need [in order] to get people on the ground.""Now we're actually getting businesses coming knock off van cleef & arpels bracelet in, and some of them in Tauranga are doing really well on top of the growth that's happening, so there's a very positive atmosphere on the job market in Tauranga."For more articles from this region, go to Bay of Plenty TimesThank you for sharing your views. Your comment has been received, you need to verify your registration before the comment can be moderatedPlease check your inbox and click the verification link to complete the registration. Once you login, you can post further comments and view comments made in your profile.There may be a delay before it appears on the site due to high volumes and comment moderation on some articles; however we endeavour to post all your views, within reason, so please check back later.
Bay of Plenty is the most popular destination in the country for fleeing Aucklanders, according to a moving quote company which says 20 per cent of its business is to the region.MovingPros, a website which allows users to compare quotes from different relocation companies online, said data from January to March 2017 showed 20 per cent of all people moving out of Auckland were heading to the Bay of Plenty.Tauranga, Papamoa, Mt Maunganui and Pyes Pa made up half of these moves, making it the wider Tauranga area most popular city, in front of both Wellington and Christchurch.The rest of the moves were spread out across Rotorua, Katikati, Waihi Beach and a handful in Whakatane.CITY FLIGHT: Brothers Cam (left) and Nate Whitaker, co founders of MovingPros, say 60 per cent of the site's inquiries are from Aucklanders PHOTO/SUPPLIEDMovingPros co founder Nate Whitaker said 60 per cent of the site's inquiries were from Aucklanders.However, Mr Whitaker said he was expecting house price rises in the Tauranga area to stem the flow and was expecting interest to increase in the surrounding areas.Crown Relocation spokesman Stephen Lynch said about 10 per cent of their domestic enquiries would be going from Auckland to the Bay.However, Mr Lynch said he thought this growth may already be beginning to taper, possibly as a replica bracelet van cleef result of house prices."I don't have any evidence for it, but I think it's actually starting to tail off slightly this year at the moment . [The Bay] is still fairly strong but I don't think it's as much as it was this time last year."He said outside of Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, the Bay was the most popular destination nationwide.JOB HUNT: Recruitment specialist Phil van SypBay says the Bay is attracting highly skilled specialists. PHOTO/FILEConroy Relocations managing director David Conroy, which operates in New Zealand and Australia, said the once strongly flowing Tasman tide had turned back towards Aotearoa.The company had moved a "huge number" of people to Tauranga from Australia, many of whom were "more established" fake van cleef & arpels bracelet older Kiwis returning. The company said it had less demand for Bay relocations compared to the 10 or 20 per cent of MovingPros and Crown.Managing director of 1st Call Recruitment Phill van Syp said he had seen a noticeable increase in Aucklanders seeking Bay jobs in the past six months.He said the traditionally difficult job of attracting highly skilled senior professionals to the Bay was starting to become easier."It definitely has helped that salaries have started to come up to match other regions," Mr van Syp said.The increase of the population and wealth were giving businesses confidence to spend more to attract top talent."Companies are willing to pay more . That's what's been holding Tauranga back, but now they are willing to pay whatever it is they need [in order] to get people on the ground.""Now we're actually getting businesses coming knock off van cleef & arpels bracelet in, and some of them in Tauranga are doing really well on top of the growth that's happening, so there's a very positive atmosphere on the job market in Tauranga."For more articles from this region, go to Bay of Plenty TimesThank you for sharing your views. Your comment has been received, you need to verify your registration before the comment can be moderatedPlease check your inbox and click the verification link to complete the registration. Once you login, you can post further comments and view comments made in your profile.There may be a delay before it appears on the site due to high volumes and comment moderation on some articles; however we endeavour to post all your views, within reason, so please check back later.
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Ryan Rosett, CEO and Managing Partner of RetailCapital, is a serial entrepreneur who has successfully founded companies in nearly every corner of the finance industry. His experiences have solidified him as an expert in commercial finance, small business development, real estate finance, and debt management. His current endeavor, RetailCapital, provides financing alternatives for small businesses that are unable to attain traditional bank loans.
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Nota del editor: Danny Cevallos es analista legal de CNN, abogado criminalista y socio de Cevallos y Wong, que trabaja en Pensilvania y las Islas Vrgenes estadounidenses.
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Un hombre salt para rescatarla y fue rpidamente sacada del agua al muelle. Pero no se equivoquen en lo que estn pensando: ella pudo caminar y alejarse no porque hubiera sido salvada. Est viva porque no es apetecible para los leones marinos. Fcilmente esto hubiera podido terminar en una (muy prevenible) tragedia.
Simplemente parece que no aprendemos.
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Alguien es responsable en este caso? No. Primero, esto sucedi en Canad. Las leyes de lesiones personales en Estados Unidos y Canad tiene procedimientos similares, pero se considera que Canad es una jurisdiccin ms conservadora, menos favorable a los demandantes.
Segundo: no hubo lesiones reales. Claro, la nia se aterroriz, pero la frase "fue aterrador" simplemente no es un factor importante para casos de lesiones personales; cosas como fmures destrozados o roturas del manguito rotador s generan daos.
Tercero (tema recurrente en la ley): si miramos hacia atrs, a la poca de los antiguos romanos, nos encontraremos con esta advertencia bsica: mantente alejado de los animales salvajes, porque son impredecibles.
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Los propietarios en Estados Unidos y en Columbia Britnica, como los dueos de un embarcadero en el ocano, "no poseen" a leones marinos nativos que juguetean alrededor del muelle. Por lo general, los animales salvajes suelen ser impredecibles e imposibles de controlar, con lo cual el propietario no es legalmente responsable por ellos cuando merodean cerca de los humanos y los atacan.
Existen excepciones a la regla:como cuando el propietario captur al animal salvaje o lo mantiene encadenado en su propiedad para exhibirlo. Qu sucede si los dueos del embarcadero, deliberadamente, tiran al agua intestinos de pescado para atraer leones marinos, lo que a su vez atrae a turistas que pagan? Legalmente, es una llamada ms cercana.
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No existe una regla rgida, pero un demandante tiene que superar la suposicin de que los animales salvajes a veces atacan y nadie tiene la culpa de eso.
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Ahora bien, la gente sigue estando obsesionada con acercarse a los animales salvajes. Es ilegal porque no es seguro.
Mi madre, por ejemplo, es una de esas hippies que aman a los animales y quiere vivir en una pradera con los mapaches acurrucados al lado de ella y las aves aterrizando en sus brazos extendidos, como en Snow White (Blancanieves).
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La sociedad ha enviado un mensaje lo ms claro posible: deja tranquilos a los animales salvajes. Pero algunas personas, como mi madre, an no escuchan.
Nota del editor: Danny Cevallos es analista legal de CNN, abogado criminalista y socio de Cevallos y Wong, que trabaja en Pensilvania y las Islas Vrgenes estadounidenses.
(CNN) El video muestra a una nia que replica clover necklace van cleef inspired es agarrada por un len marino y arrastrada al agua este sbado en Columbia Britnica. La familia de la nia supuestamente estaba alimentando al animal y silbaba o sostena sus manos sobre el agua, como si estuvieran sosteniendo un regalo. El video muestra al animal envalentonado (de la familia de los otariinae) emergiendo del agua y, en un veloz movimiento, agarrando el vestido de la nia y jalndola hacia abajo.
Un hombre salt para rescatarla y fue rpidamente sacada del agua al muelle. Pero no se equivoquen en lo que estn pensando: ella pudo caminar y alejarse no porque hubiera sido salvada. Est viva porque no es apetecible para los leones marinos. Fcilmente esto hubiera podido terminar en una (muy prevenible) tragedia.
Simplemente parece que no aprendemos.
Los animales salvajes no son nuestros amigos.
Alguien es responsable en este caso? No. Primero, esto sucedi en Canad. Las leyes de lesiones personales en Estados Unidos y Canad tiene procedimientos similares, pero se considera que Canad es una jurisdiccin ms conservadora, menos favorable a los demandantes.
Segundo: no hubo lesiones reales. Claro, la nia se aterroriz, pero la frase "fue aterrador" simplemente no es un factor importante para casos de lesiones personales; cosas como fmures destrozados o roturas del manguito rotador s generan daos.
Tercero (tema recurrente en la ley): si miramos hacia atrs, a la poca de los antiguos romanos, nos encontraremos con esta advertencia bsica: mantente alejado de los animales salvajes, porque son impredecibles.
LEE: Un len marino salta del agua y arrastra a unania
La ley romana divida a los animales en dos grupos, una distincin que an hoy persiste. La primera clase de animales son los domitae naturae or mansuetae naturae, lo que quiere decir domados o domesticados. Por el otro lado estn los animales ferae naturae, que son los animales salvajes, sin domesticar.
Nunca, en toda la historia que ha sido documentada, los leones marinos han aparecido como animales domesticados. Claro, no suelen devorarnos, pero tampoco han mostrado precisamente ningn inters en ser amigos de los seres humanos.
Los propietarios en Estados Unidos y en Columbia Britnica, como los dueos de un embarcadero en el ocano, "no poseen" a leones marinos nativos que juguetean alrededor del muelle. Por lo general, los animales salvajes suelen ser impredecibles e imposibles de controlar, con lo cual el propietario no es legalmente responsable por ellos cuando merodean cerca de los humanos y los atacan.
Existen excepciones a la regla:como cuando el propietario captur al animal salvaje o lo mantiene encadenado en su propiedad para exhibirlo. Qu sucede si los dueos del embarcadero, deliberadamente, tiran al agua intestinos de pescado para atraer leones marinos, lo que a su vez atrae a turistas que pagan? Legalmente, es una llamada ms cercana.
Es ms, un muelle pesquero probablemente derrame muchos intestinos de pescado como un subproducto de su negocio. El hecho de que los leones marinos sean bienvenidos o un fastidio puede depender de hechos como si hay seales de advertencia.
No existe una regla rgida, pero un demandante tiene que superar la suposicin de que los animales salvajes a veces atacan y nadie tiene la culpa de eso.
MIRA: Personas disfrazadas de animales salvajes le juegan una broma a la Polica
En general, alimentar o acercarse a los animales salvajes suele ser una prctica ilegal. La mayora de las leyes estn fake clover necklace diseadas para prevenir que una persona le haga dao a otra persona o a la sociedad en su conjunto. Otras leyes estn diseadas para protegernos de herirnos a nosotros mismos (las leyes sobre cinturones de seguridad y cascos son dos ejemplos de eso). Entre ellas, las leyes que prohiben alimentar o tratar de entablar amistad con un animal salvaje.
Ahora bien, la gente sigue estando obsesionada con acercarse a los animales salvajes. Es ilegal porque no es seguro.
Mi madre, por ejemplo, es una de esas hippies que aman a los animales y quiere vivir en una pradera con los mapaches acurrucados al lado de ella y las aves aterrizando en sus brazos extendidos, como en Snow White (Blancanieves).
Cuando los ciervos deambulan por su jardn, se acerca todo lo que butterfly copy van cleef necklace puede para alimentarlos. Pasa que ella no entiende que los ciervos nunca la van a abrazar para agradecerle por todas esas migajas de pan. Lo que s podran darle es la enfermedad de Lyme o una leve cornada.
La sociedad ha enviado un mensaje lo ms claro posible: deja tranquilos a los animales salvajes. Pero algunas personas, como mi madre, an no escuchan.
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Van der Sloot claims that in April of this year, someone placed shredded glass in his food and he almost died. A month later, he says in the letter, an inmate known as "Gordo Pepe," or "Fat Pepe" assaulted him in an outdoor courtyard. Van der Sloot says the prison guards looked the other way as he was being attacked. There is no way to validate any of Joran's claims as the prison does not have any security cameras throughout its facility and prohibits any electronic recording devices as well. Leydi Figueroa also told Fox News Latino that on July 28th an inmate, Carlos Tirado Huam was strangled to death there.
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Musicians and critics choose their song of 2010
Spoon played this song in Las Vegas at the Matador at 21 Festival, as a tribute to their friend, the late indie rocker Jay Reatard. They covered it a few times already, on the tour for their excellent 2010 album Transference, but it was new to me. I must have heard the original version before on one of the Jay Reatard albums I bought, but I never noticed it, and I forgotten the artist by the time he died last January. But Spoon turn the skeletal guitar ditty into a real rock roll song, with Britt Daniel singing about teen angst ( inside this glass house / Looking out the window for you with adult muscle in his voice.
The way Spoon play it, Time is about a bad mood, a mood that means nothing and will eventually diffuse into some other kind of mood, nothing to get worked up about but it still hurts anyway. Britt Daniel doesn sentimentalize the bleakness of Time, and he doesn condescend to it by pretending he can relate. All he does is rescue a forgotten song and give it a home. His most recent book is
The Hundred in the Hands, "Dressed in Dresden"
One of the records that I really could not stop listening to this year was the Hundred in the Hands self titled album. I first heard about them in 2009 after I met Richard X, who produced part of their album. To be honest it difficult for me to pick out one particular song of theirs, because I really love the whole thing, but in Dresden is definitely one of my favorites. The production is great simple, energetic, and I love Eleanore Everdell vocals. I hope that I get to see them live next year.
Annie is currently at work on a follow up to last year
The National, "Bloodbuzz Ohio"
This year, the one single song I heard that really took me back a step and made me not only consider how I write, but how music is written in general, was a song by the National called Ohio. I spent many nights listening to this song over and over trying to pick apart how what seems to be a simple song has layer upon layer of precisely placed melody and instrumentation. I think this is going to be one of the bands people will look at 20 years from now as defining part of the sound of this generation, and, more so, the feel of this generation. It uncertain clover bracelet fake and shaken in its core. There really isn a more true statement in 2010 than, floors are falling out from everybody I know, I on a Blood Buzz yes, I am. Fallon is the lead singer and guitarist for the Gaslight Anthem. The band third record,
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Chris Funk is the guitarist for the Decemberists. Their sixth record,
Io Echo, "When the Lilies Die"
Io Echo song The Lilies Die blew my mind to bits in 2010. In this beautifully haunting but upbeat Fantasia like sonic universe, Io Echo plays with replica van cleef & arpels bracelet gold with diamonds the tension between wanting, almost clawing to hold onto the nostalgia of yesteryear, while at the same time desperately trying to find optimism in an uncertain future. Sadness and pain are celebrated as a part of what it means to be alive suggesting that maybe if you walk through the pain, you get to a better place, reminding us all to find beauty and happiness where you can, even in scary places.
Tim Nordwind is the bassist for Ok Go, who released their third album,
Train, "Hey, Soul Sister," and Lady Gaga, "Bad Romance"
Starting in the spring and running through the year on the radio, my twin thrills were Lady Gaga Romance and Train Soul Sister. I never got tired of the delirious swirl of the fan singing to the pop star on his screen from the first moment of his song to the last, or the way a woman cool on cool sexual tease suddenly turns desperate and wild in the last minute of hers. I loved the self confidence in the randomness of the words in both soul sister / Ain that Mister Mister on the radio / The way you move ain fair you know puts cut up lyrics to shame, and the final chant of Romance is pop genius if anything is. Despite the boasts, I get the feeling Nicki thinks the whole world is against her. She is constantly on the defense. I guess this comes with every great from pop singers to NFL players the questioning, the constant doubt, the failure forecasts from everyone watching. So kicking the record off with a track like this makes perfect sense. Lyrically, it your typical underdog stuff, but it completely avoids being boring. In fact, it rules. The last 25 seconds are my favorite when she whispers the lyric over the melody. So good. The duo debut album,
There isn much contextual heft to why this would be a 1 song of the year but it certainly the one I listened to most. is an irresistible bit of electro pop sung by a (relatively) unknown teenage fashionista, produced by Bloodshy Avant (the masterminds behind Britney and their own masked project Miike Snow). It a delirious swirl of arpeggiated synths and chopped, repetitious (really repetitious) vocals. On paper, seems like a pretty standard post Robyn piece of robotic synth pop, but since it cuts out all the chaff, it pretty much an immediate, seemingly unending fun spiral. I obsessed.
Alex Naidus plays bass for the . The band second studio album, will be released in March on Slumberland.
Frankie Rose and the Outs, "Little Brown Haired Girls"
I can listen to music when I write. This means that during the final two years of writing my book, I hardly listened to anything at all. Then this summer Stereogum posted Frankie Rose and the Outs playing Brown Haired Girls, and I felt like my brain was a tomb being aired out for the first time in 2,000 years. There nothing extraneous in it simply explodes over and over in fiestas of balls out exuberance, then pulls back so each new verse feels like a revelation. Frankie and Co. nail this incredible dream pop/garage sound, a gauzy shawl of distortion and reverb around a core of driving determination, crowned with a gooey, oozing layer cake of vocals encrusted in spun sugar fuzz. It barreled a path clear through my
head and let the sun shine in. If I had to just pick the song that spoke to me the most personally, it My Time by Kurt Vile and the Violators. The lyrics touch me on a personal level and are very relatable. The bright production is a fresh departure for Kurt and the band; it confident and tasteful in a less is more kind of way; that guitar solo in it is right up my alley, and frankly I surprised that this song didn make a bigger splash. All the same, it was and is my favorite song of 2010.
Christopher Owens is the lead singer and guitarist for Girls. Their EP,
Anika, "Yang Yang" (Yoko Ono cover)
The song that blew my mind in 2010 was Anika cover of Yoko Ono Yang. Picking up the record randomly at Rough Trade, I wasn sure what to expect, but after my first listen to the first track, I was ready to buy. Then as I listened further I fell into the second track (as all records should make you do). Yang is dirty 2010 post punk. It is distortion, reverb, electronic, dub and rhythm that could break down at any minute. Fragile.
Spoon played this song in Las Vegas at the Matador at 21 Festival, as a tribute to their friend, the late indie rocker Jay Reatard. They covered it a few times already, on the tour for their excellent 2010 album Transference, but it was new to me. I must have heard the original version before on one of the Jay Reatard albums I bought, but I never noticed it, and I forgotten the artist by the time he died last January. But Spoon turn the skeletal guitar ditty into a real rock roll song, with Britt Daniel singing about teen angst ( inside this glass house / Looking out the window for you with adult muscle in his voice.
The way Spoon play it, Time is about a bad mood, a mood that means nothing and will eventually diffuse into some other kind of mood, nothing to get worked up about but it still hurts anyway. Britt Daniel doesn sentimentalize the bleakness of Time, and he doesn condescend to it by pretending he can relate. All he does is rescue a forgotten song and give it a home. His most recent book is
The Hundred in the Hands, "Dressed in Dresden"
One of the records that I really could not stop listening to this year was the Hundred in the Hands self titled album. I first heard about them in 2009 after I met Richard X, who produced part of their album. To be honest it difficult for me to pick out one particular song of theirs, because I really love the whole thing, but in Dresden is definitely one of my favorites. The production is great simple, energetic, and I love Eleanore Everdell vocals. I hope that I get to see them live next year.
Annie is currently at work on a follow up to last year
The National, "Bloodbuzz Ohio"
This year, the one single song I heard that really took me back a step and made me not only consider how I write, but how music is written in general, was a song by the National called Ohio. I spent many nights listening to this song over and over trying to pick apart how what seems to be a simple song has layer upon layer of precisely placed melody and instrumentation. I think this is going to be one of the bands people will look at 20 years from now as defining part of the sound of this generation, and, more so, the feel of this generation. It uncertain clover bracelet fake and shaken in its core. There really isn a more true statement in 2010 than, floors are falling out from everybody I know, I on a Blood Buzz yes, I am. Fallon is the lead singer and guitarist for the Gaslight Anthem. The band third record,
When I first heard this song, I was instantly transported back to my early high school days when I hop the train into Chicago from Indiana and find my Classic fake van cleef bracelet way down to Clark Street. The rebirth of hippie hadn become cool yet and punk was sort of out, a slightly confused time if you were looking to join a club. It was during this time that I would frequent the Metro where I saw My Bloody Valentine, Tones on Tail, Jesus and Mary Chain, This Mortal Coil, and somehow this song fits right in that era.
Chris Funk is the guitarist for the Decemberists. Their sixth record,
Io Echo, "When the Lilies Die"
Io Echo song The Lilies Die blew my mind to bits in 2010. In this beautifully haunting but upbeat Fantasia like sonic universe, Io Echo plays with replica van cleef & arpels bracelet gold with diamonds the tension between wanting, almost clawing to hold onto the nostalgia of yesteryear, while at the same time desperately trying to find optimism in an uncertain future. Sadness and pain are celebrated as a part of what it means to be alive suggesting that maybe if you walk through the pain, you get to a better place, reminding us all to find beauty and happiness where you can, even in scary places.
Tim Nordwind is the bassist for Ok Go, who released their third album,
Train, "Hey, Soul Sister," and Lady Gaga, "Bad Romance"
Starting in the spring and running through the year on the radio, my twin thrills were Lady Gaga Romance and Train Soul Sister. I never got tired of the delirious swirl of the fan singing to the pop star on his screen from the first moment of his song to the last, or the way a woman cool on cool sexual tease suddenly turns desperate and wild in the last minute of hers. I loved the self confidence in the randomness of the words in both soul sister / Ain that Mister Mister on the radio / The way you move ain fair you know puts cut up lyrics to shame, and the final chant of Romance is pop genius if anything is. Despite the boasts, I get the feeling Nicki thinks the whole world is against her. She is constantly on the defense. I guess this comes with every great from pop singers to NFL players the questioning, the constant doubt, the failure forecasts from everyone watching. So kicking the record off with a track like this makes perfect sense. Lyrically, it your typical underdog stuff, but it completely avoids being boring. In fact, it rules. The last 25 seconds are my favorite when she whispers the lyric over the melody. So good. The duo debut album,
There isn much contextual heft to why this would be a 1 song of the year but it certainly the one I listened to most. is an irresistible bit of electro pop sung by a (relatively) unknown teenage fashionista, produced by Bloodshy Avant (the masterminds behind Britney and their own masked project Miike Snow). It a delirious swirl of arpeggiated synths and chopped, repetitious (really repetitious) vocals. On paper, seems like a pretty standard post Robyn piece of robotic synth pop, but since it cuts out all the chaff, it pretty much an immediate, seemingly unending fun spiral. I obsessed.
Alex Naidus plays bass for the . The band second studio album, will be released in March on Slumberland.
Frankie Rose and the Outs, "Little Brown Haired Girls"
I can listen to music when I write. This means that during the final two years of writing my book, I hardly listened to anything at all. Then this summer Stereogum posted Frankie Rose and the Outs playing Brown Haired Girls, and I felt like my brain was a tomb being aired out for the first time in 2,000 years. There nothing extraneous in it simply explodes over and over in fiestas of balls out exuberance, then pulls back so each new verse feels like a revelation. Frankie and Co. nail this incredible dream pop/garage sound, a gauzy shawl of distortion and reverb around a core of driving determination, crowned with a gooey, oozing layer cake of vocals encrusted in spun sugar fuzz. It barreled a path clear through my
head and let the sun shine in. If I had to just pick the song that spoke to me the most personally, it My Time by Kurt Vile and the Violators. The lyrics touch me on a personal level and are very relatable. The bright production is a fresh departure for Kurt and the band; it confident and tasteful in a less is more kind of way; that guitar solo in it is right up my alley, and frankly I surprised that this song didn make a bigger splash. All the same, it was and is my favorite song of 2010.
Christopher Owens is the lead singer and guitarist for Girls. Their EP,
Anika, "Yang Yang" (Yoko Ono cover)
The song that blew my mind in 2010 was Anika cover of Yoko Ono Yang. Picking up the record randomly at Rough Trade, I wasn sure what to expect, but after my first listen to the first track, I was ready to buy. Then as I listened further I fell into the second track (as all records should make you do). Yang is dirty 2010 post punk. It is distortion, reverb, electronic, dub and rhythm that could break down at any minute. Fragile.