#hazen street

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Community gardens-

Community gardens are a piece of land gardened or cultivated by a group of people, which you can do individually or collectively. So they can be done on private or public land. 

Community gardens are not only a testament to community care and mutual aid, it's also almost a radical act of protest and activism. You're combining and sharing resources, which is inherently anti-capitalist, and you're actively protesting climate change by cultivating the land and bringing back native plants. They exist in various forms, it can be located in the proximity of neighborhoods or on balconies and rooftops. They are far from a one size fits all, they are built to meet the needs of the people cultivating them.

History-

this is gunna be a long one yall--

1890s-- Rapid urbanization in Europe and North America lead to community ran gardens to supplement food stocks that the city couldn't maintain causing an obscene cost of food. Thus lead to cities across the world attempting in their own ways to handle the problem-

1893 - Detroit Mayor Hazen S. Pingree took office with citizens even calling for “bread or blood”. In the mist of this crisis the city establishes a program that required vacant lots to be used as gardens and farms for the unemployed citizens have access to food. The deal the city basically makes is 'we will provide the land for you to farm, you feed yourself by farming it!' Later called "Potato Patches" would convert thousands of acres of vacant and idle land in the city for subsistence gardens, then cultivated by the unemployed in order to ensure citizens access to food regardless of the employment or economic status. At its peak, 1563 families participating over 430 acres of donated or City land. This would become so successful that later other cities like Boston and Buffalo would later adopt similar programs.

In England, “allotment” gardens were created to improve working-class people’s food provision, living conditions, and overall health of people living in suddenly crowded city centers.

Marseille in 1896, “les jardins d’ouvriers”, or ‘the workers’ gardens’, were created by a clergyman, with the purpose of reducing the misery of the working class and improving living condition.

1917- The War Gardens Commission was established to call on citizens to become, "Soldiers of the soil," planting gardens to meet some of their own domestic need for food as well as solider rations. (talk about abandoning your citizens for the sake of war >.>) Providing booklets, cartoons, and plenty of propaganda to teach everyone able to grow and preserve their own food supplies. War and Victory Gardens running well through the 1920s into the 50s. Often communties would have a vacant lot or shared spaces to also fullfill any need that wouldnt fit on private land. By 1944, between 18 to 20 million families with victory gardens were providing up to 40% of the vegetables in America.

1970s - In major cities that were fighting both economic crisis and urban decay as a result of white flight to the suburbs. Bringing rise to community groups like The Green Guerillas-  built of horticulturalists, gardeners, botanists, and planners who work to turn abandoned or empty spaces in New York City into gardens. The group threw "seed grenades" into derelict lots and developed community gardens, often without going through official channels. It became especially popular after the concerted redevelopment of a dangerous, trash-filled space at the corner of Houston Street and Bowery in Manhattan.  That first and now oldest recognized community garden in New York City on a street corner, grew to be over an acre and remains active as of 2023 now named the Liz Christy Garden after its founder who wanted a safe space and good food for children in her community.

2010-Current

Millions of community gardens spanning across the entire world have been reestablished. Particularly over the course of 2012 on wards in order to get back to connecting with the soil and feeding low income housing. Many of the gardens today also hold other community functions like yoga and woodworking classes, socializing centers, holding events, and act as a 3rd space where there are so few these days. Becoming more like a community hub over just a simple source of food.

How do I join or create a community garden?

Join an existing garden- look up one in your area here

To create your own, you will need to do your own research on your city or towns bylaws but generally you'll need a few things-

Gather friends/group to garden with

Secure a place to garden, as well as access to water

Gardening Equipment

Happy Gardening!!

Also @solarpunkani this is for you!!!

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Hazen Street

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Hazen ( typeset Hazen St.) American supergroup 2004. features Freddy Cricien Hoya Roc (Madball); Toby Morse (H2O), Kennedy ( Racer, , later & Airwaves), Mackie (Cro-Mags & Brains). Chad Gilbert (Shai Hulud later ) co- album, Hazen 's label contract . replaced Brian "Mitts" Daniels Madball.

Hazen

Origin York , York, U.S.

Genres Rap ,[1] hardcore punk,[1] metal[1]

2004–2006 2009 2011 2012–

Labels DC

Toby Morse Freddy Cricien Hoya Roc Mackie Jayson Kennedy

Chad Gilbert Brian "Mitts" Daniels

History

2004, ExtremeThing .[2] April 2004, group supported headlining tour.[3] Hazen -titled debut album, Hazen Benji Madden's DC . August 31, 2005, posted update website, reporting 2005, label announced. However, website updates , album, presumably Kennedy's - involvement & Airwaves.

November 2006, announced " ?" official theme WWE Survivor Series 2006, annual Survival Series -per-. Wachovia Center November 26, 2006.

Hazen reunited - June 21, 2009, supporting H2O show York .[4]

Hazen reunited Tsunami Fest 2011, Hardcore/Punk /Metal , Pennsylvania.

2012, Hazen Groezrock Belgium. Rancid York .

Madball H2O, Hazen Tour 2023, shows Europe.[5]

Toby Morse – vocals (2004–2006, 2009, 2011, 2012–)

Freddy Cricien – vocals (2004–2006, 2009, 2011, 2012–)

Hoya Roc – bass (2004–2006, 2009, 2011, 2012–)

Mackie Jayson – , percussion (2004–2006, 2009, 2011, 2012–)

Kennedy – guitar (2004–2006, 2009, 2022–)

Chad Gilbert – rhythm guitar, backing vocals (2004)

Brian "Mitts" Daniels – rhythm guitar, backing vocals (2005–2006)

Garrett Krinsky – tambourine, backing vocals (2004–2005)

Lederman – , percussion (2004)

Hazen (2004)

Videography

(2004)

pop

"Hazen " - leads Rikers Rikers Facility, possibly inspiring .

's , " " featured NHL 2005 Madden NFL 2005[6] soundtracks.

" " featured NBA 2K5 soundtrack.

, " " included 2004 Warped Tour Compilation DVD Nitro Circus 2 theme 2006 WWE Survivor Series.

References

Loftus, Johnny. "Hazen Biography Johnny Loftus". AllMusic. Retrieved October 6, 2018.

Heisel, Scott ( 8, 2004). "xtremeThing Sports/Music returns Las Vegas". Punknews.org. Retrieved 23, 2021.

UG Team (April 28, 2004). " Brief: Damageplan, Kills, SOiL, ". Ultimate Guitar. Retrieved April 2, 2018.

" Knitting Factory (Brooklyn) 21 Jun 2009". .fm. Retrieved September 25, 2020.

"H2O Joins Madball & Hazen Europe!". . Retrieved 1, 2023.

"Madden NFL 2005: Soundtrack - Xbox". TeamXbox. July 1, 2004. Archived original 4, 2012. Retrieved August 17, 2012.

External links

MySpace website

DC website

WWE Survivor Series website

~ Hope you enjoy wiki this one as well wiki, will send more another day <3

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My legal name being in there jumpscared me-

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What do you think of my new oc?

His name is Spooky, and he's the Boogeyman's assistant. He was also Hazen's best friend since kindergarten before he caused Hazen's death out of fear and impulsiveness when they got jumped by a gang of street thugs and he threw him to the wolves so he could get away. Of course, Grim gave Hazen magic and a scythe, and Hazen killed him back.

Then the Boogeyman found him and made him his assistant like Grim made Hazen his assistant.

AWWWWWE Spooky is adorable!!! 🩷🩷🩷

Also, his backstory is so sad 🥺 Poor little fluffball 😭😭😭

Great art as always!

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THE EL WAY?!

DAVE was one of the GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS, an elite squad who could ski and shoot guns and get buck should they deploy. No human may have lived of any higher caliber of fortitude in SANDY’s eyes.

A gun toting right wing REAGAN ERA believer, who like him believed in the value of teaching troubled kids. They held court at the far end of HAZEN and would build many stupendous things of metal, wood, clay and vellum. The room seemed boundless with its collage of NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE adverts blown like graffiti upon the white cinder block walls. The film STYLE WARS played on PBS one evening in the 80’s. He was like a child attempting to frame the infamy of real and tough folk he came up with. The reason the soldiers came back from WARS and were alienated.. They felt already discarded and would be forgotten completely if not for profound effort to define a flawed cause and life. As generations spilled over like a champagne cascade of the toxic slurry of society fed to the VETS and the rest of US.

The poisonous reasoning mechanism that made HUNTS POINT, BROWNSVILLE and OZONE PARK places of conflagration. Like desperate creatures under feet trying to run from the stomping of loud heels or thunderous pounds on the door as the tenement burns….

DAVE was from COLORADO and BARRE… We watched LIVING ON A PRAYER debut on MTV vs THE BEASTIE BOYS. (I don’t think anyone wins a popularity contest.. )

We also would watch a spritely young upstart charge his team back to back to the SUPER BOWL atop HIDEAWAY ACHES at the DEAD END of the CUL DE SAC,.

As they all whipped up a frenzy not once but twice, I saw this young man fall upon his ambition and sword as a titan not yet bold enough to clutch the crown… SOME TIME LATER, when his face was facing mine we smiled as he turned and jumped in some forgettable car.. ED McCAFFREY towered to the sky as I popped into the VENATION glass veiled BROWN PALACE lobby…, I’d soil myself in TOIL and TREACHERY and a very real and perilous game of cat and mouse I would play there…

BUT no place of haves and FECES could my eyes perceive when old boy took the championship 3 times in a campaign repeated by PAYTON and other who’s balls are cast of cold rolled GRID IRON… we RIOT’d in the streets and VIC got on the cover of the ROCKY for looting.., the corny cellphone store people who payed him played him KNOW MIND, and chuckled at the awkward, kindly giant from PROVO looked like he was actually working while digging for records online…

The FIRST LOSS is the most real. Do we ever win instantly at anything?

We cannot crawl before being prone. Like a tad pole from the creek to frog legs on lilly pads in spring. The legs are not formed in utero but in motion toward failure and finality.. But time and space is kind to keep off too many pigeons, rats and wombats, so they proliferate and marry PIGS who sing so great…

To rise is to fall as

the LION and the BALL

the SHARK and the FISH

the MOUTH to the NIPPLE

the YANG to the YIN

As THE EL WAY

WE SAY IS A PUNCH IN THE FACE

FOLLOWED BY A SAVAGE GRIN

FOR THE WIN.

John Elway is probably a dude a great many people volley BIG OPIONS on and I only say that he LOST, HE WON, HE is a man who I shook hands with once and I think that is probably GOOD LUCK.

PEOPLE of huge tasks are often of huge asks from the world. The action hero’s and athletes who are shown to be quite human and flawed are not the fault of the people and legacy that surround them.

WE forget too quick to be kind in remembering our on own faults and cracks that we allow ILL intent into our SAFEs to TRESPASS and erect STATUES OF LIBERTY to pass…

5:18am HOD SANDY DESK 8.2.24.00004

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Transcript under the cut :)

What do you get when you put 50-plus bands, dozens of extreme athletes, thousands of amped-up kids, and a seemingly unlimited supply of veggie burgers together in a large open field? You get Punk Rock Summer Camp, better known as the Vans Warped Tour

It's been 10 years since Warped Tour founder Kevin Lyman came up with the bright idea of creating a traveling summer road show that combined the best of punk rock and extreme sports. But while the festival has become more mainstream (and more deluged with youth-oriented advertising) with each passing year, Warped Tour still gives kids the biggest possible bang for their punk-rock buck, and Lyman still treats his bands in an egalitarian fashion, regardless of their record sales: The order of performance changes each day, everybody plays 30-minute sets, and all egos get left at home.

This year, Warped begins its two-month trek in Houston, Texas. The humidity may be close to unbearable, but when the sun goes down and the catering crew fires up the grill for the first of many post-show barbecues, you can bet that every last musician is completely stoked to be there. In honor of the tour's 10th anniversary, we rounded up 10 of our favorite frontmen from this year's lineup-Taking Back Sunday's Adam Lazzara, M. Shadows from Avenged Sevenfold, Coheed and Cambria's Claudio Sanchez, Jordan Pundik from New Found Glory, Story of the Year's Dan Marsala, Geoff Rickly from Thursday, Matt Skiba from Alkaline Trio, Good Charlotte's Joel Madden, and Toby Morse and Freddy Cricion from Hazen Street and picked their collective brains about all things Warped. Throw a veggie burger on the grill, pop a cold one, and listen in.

What does Warped Tour mean to you?

DAN MARSALA It means a lot of punk bands that are good. It means a hot, long day that you're going to be sunburned at the end of – but I love it. I mean, you don't get paid the most money, but bands want to do Warped Tour just because of what it is. MATT SKIBA It's like traveling with the circus the whole summer. There are always motorbikes and tons of toys that people bring with them, so we're always just fucking around with toys and watching bands. ADAM LAZZARA I grew up in the southeast region of the United States, and there weren't many shows that came through there – or, if there were, you'd have to drive hours to see them. But with Warped Tour, you could go and see all the bands at once, rather than driving two hours this week to see one band and driving three hours next week to see another. You'd just wait until you could go to Warped Tour and catch everybody. I think what Kevin Lyman did, just as far as making this music more accessible to people, is incredible. M. SHADOWS Warped Tour used to be something that me and my friends looked forward to every year when it came around the Southern California area: All our favorite bands playing the same day. We'd just all get hammered in the parking lot and go have a shitload of fun watching bands. Now it's sort of the same thing, except we get to play the tour every day. JOEL MADDEN It's so important in so many different ways. It's not a tour where you're separated from the fans – you get an opportunity to talk to your fans all day long. It's a great way to spend your summer, because you get to know your fans, and with 40 or 50 bands on the tour, you'll become friends with all kinds of different people. You know how when you're a kid, summer is all about fucking around with your friends and looking for shit to do? That's what Warped Tour is. TOBY MORSE The reality is, Warped Tour is one of the best summer tours. You actually don't want to be on any other tour in the summer, because your tour will get crushed!

What's your favorite Warped Tour memory?

GEOFF RICKLY Probably the best playing experience I had on Warped Tour was in 2002 in Seattle at the Gorge. It's incredibly beautiful, on this huge set of cliffs. We ended up playing at dusk, right as the sun went down behind us. I turned around right before we started, and I saw that all our friends from the tour were there onstage to watch us that night. And it just so happened that we played great. We could have just had an average night that was really fun because our friends were there, but there was something electric going on that was totally outside of the control of any of the individual band members. It was one of those shows that I'll never forget in my whole life. MARSALA We played one show last year where our guitar player couldn't find the stage. He went to take a dump or something, and he couldn't find his way back. We had to go on. so we played most of the first song without him. He finally made it up, and it was perfect timing-right when the song broke down to just him playing, he picked up the guitar! SHADOWS My best memory would have to be the final day of Warped for us last year. Everyone was smashed out of their minds, and we were hanging with From Autumn to Ashes and Tsunami Bomb after the show. Tons of funny shit happened, and it all ended with some girls having a wet T-shirt contest in the bus lights out in the parking lot.  JORDAN PUNDIK When we did Warped Tour two years ago, I was sleeping on Autopilot Off's bus for a couple of nights, just to get a change of pace. And we got really into watching these Pantera DVDs, and we were like, "Wouldn't it be funny if we dressed up like the guys from Pantera?" So we did – we were wearing, like, cutoff denim shorts and white high-tops, fake mustaches and aviator glasses, and Dallas Cowboys oversize jerseys. We were just harassing the bands at one of the barbecues, and no one knew who we were. MORSE Watching Rancid every night in 2000 was awesome. And getting shiatsu massage! I should give the masseuse a shout-out-her name is Tess, and she's on the Warped Tour every year. She's amazing – she takes care of everybody. CLAUDIO SANCHEZ I had a great time the two weeks I was on it last year. Unfortunately, I don't really remember much of it!

What are your survival tips for getting through two months of Warped Tour?

LAZZARA Our sound guy Mike told me that there are two things I can't forget to bring: baby wipes and Gold Bond Powder. SKIBA We're all relatively clean people, so we always bring solar showers – they're like camp- ing showers. You fill up these big plastic bags with water and throw 'em over your trailer, and the sun heats 'em up all day, so then, when you get done playing, you have a hot shower. It's kind of hard to finagle the thing and get all your cracks and stuff, but at least you feel a little bit refreshed. I'm sure there are a lot of bands who don't give a shit about taking showers, but I'm just not that punk, I guess. MORSE Lots of water and Gatorade, because you're outside all the time. And definitely bring a tent, so you have a place to hang out other than your bus. And don't bring any white sneakers, because they'll get destroyed. MADDEN Load up with socks and underwear, but don't bring any T-shirts-you can get a million of them on tour from all your friends" bands. There's merch all over the place, so don't waste luggage space.

What things will you be bringing along to pass the time when you're not onstage?

PUNDIK An iPod; a cellphone, so I can call my chick; and my Tempur-Pedic pillow. I love that thing! My fiancée always tries to not let me take it – she steals it every time I forget it. SKIBA Our BMX bikes and skateboards. SANCHEZ Some video games, my laptop, and CDs. I'll either be outside watching bands or hanging around, or in the bus playing Transformers on the PlayStation. SHADOWS Me and [our guitarist] Synyster [Gates] are bringing our new mini Harleys and, of course, we're bringing the weight sets. LAZZARA We play kickball all the time. This year, we're going to try to get as many bands in on it as we can. There are so many bands on the tour, we thought it'd be a cool way to bring 'em in, instead of just going "Hey!" and never really talking to them. MADDEN We're bringing our friend who's a tattoo guy with us, and we're having him tattoo us while we're out there. Maybe tattoo some of the other bands as well.

Which bands are you most psyched about seeing?

MADDEN Thursday, Avenged Sevenfold, Hazen Street. SHADOWS I'm not sure exactly who's playing this year, but the obvious ones are Bad Religion, NOFX, and the Vandals. As for bands I haven't seen yet, I'd like to see Good Charlotte. And Billy Talent – I just got their CD the other day, and I'm enjoying the vocals a lot. SANCHEZ I'm psyched to see Non Phixio and Atmosphere. But I'm more psyched to hang out. If there are any acts that I'm going to catch a lot, it'll probably be those two. Otherwise, I've got two months to everybody else. RICKLY I'm really psyched to see My Chemical Romance. They were kind of babies when my label, Eyeball, did their first record. I just heard their new one, and they do some sick shit on there, some really incredible stuff. There are songs on there I think are way better than any Thursday songs. MARSALA I'm a huge NOFX and Bad Religion fan. Letter Kills and Sugarcult are friends of ours, so I'm looking forward to seeing them. Hazen Street – those guys are awesome, I'm looking forward to hanging out with them again. PUNDIK For me, Warped Tour is definitely more about hanging out, by far. Everybody hangs out, and there are barbecues every night. I've heard that at Ozzfest, no one hangs out. So I think it's really cool that with Warped, no matter how big you are, everybody's on the same level.

Will you be playing any pranks on other bands? Do you have any old scores to settle with certain tour mates?

FREDDY CRICIEN Nothin' planned, but I'm sure we'll come up with something. And no old scores to settle, at least that we know of. But you never know! SHADOWS No old scores to settle, but you who we might fuck with, then it might not be such a big surprise, so we'll just wait and see. SKIBA No, it's too hot for that shit! I've never been much of a prankster, anyway. I learnt at an early age that when I try to play jokes on people, it always turns out really bad – someone either gets hurt physically, or their feelings get hurt, or I ruin a friendship. LAZZARA Man, a magician can't give away his secrets! But I think Yellowcard's gonna get it – they're gonna have to watch out. Warped seems to offer a wider variety of bands every year. Does the tour still deserve its reputation as a punk festival, even though a lot of the acts aren't strictly punk rock? SKIBA Yeah Bad Religion are on it every other year or so, and in my opinion, Bad Religion are one of the best punk bands ever. It still brings out the best names in quote-unquote "punk rock," and it's great. RICKLY I think the ethic of the thing is still pretty damn punk rock – it's probably more punk than most punk bands still are. Before we were ever on it, I kind of had negative feelings about it, just like, oh, this sort of cheesy, all punk bands whatever. And then, once I saw how it operated and how cool everybody was that ran everything I really changed my mind. We actually had the Bronx opening for us for a while on tour and they were talking about how Warped was kind of not their scene And I was like, "Seriously, guys – you wouldn't believe how fucking punk it is." CRICIEN Like every genre, the music has become a little more diverse – when you say "punk,” there are a lot of different styles you can choose under that name. I mean, Hazen Street are not exactly a punk band, but we've got punk and hardcore roots, and I think a lot of the bands that are playing Warped have some of that element in their music. MORSE It's hard to say what punk rock is anymore, because that term has gotten stretched in every different direction. To me, Johnny Cash is punk, but a kid today might be like, Aw, that's redneck stuff. It's a lifestyle, not just the way you look – you can go to Hot Topic, spend a hundred bucks, and come out and be a punk But the attitude of Warped is definitely punk. Everybody's equal, there are no rock-star egos involved, Nobody's flying in on a helicopter and complaining about the catering!

Concert promoter Kevin Lyman launched the Warped Tour in 1995 as a celebration of loud music and the culture surrounding extreme sports. Since then, the traveling festival has turned into an annual pilgrimage and party not only for the fans but also for dozens of bands, most of whom have come to see it as a kind of punk-rock summer camp. Lyman explains why such acts as NOFX, Deftones, Pennywise, New Found Glory, and others have made multiple visits to Warped and look forward to more.

When you started the festival, did you think it would become so high-profile? KEVIN LYMAN No way. In the beginning, someone tried to put an eight-year contract deal together for me, and I was like, Why waste our time? We'll never be around then.  What's the secret of your success? We've never strayed from what we set out to do, which is to provide good value, new bands, and some of the old bands people love. And we have a great time doing it.  Warped has a reputation for being the most unsanitary tour around. It's not like that anymore, but we used to play a lot of places that didn't have showers, so we'd have to go swimming in lakes and irrigation canals. I was having stomach trouble recently, and a doctor told me "You're carrying small traces of every water-borne illness known to man."  What's the best practical joke you've witnessed? Fletcher [Dragge of Pennywise] was shooting Fat Mike from NOFX with a BB gun while he was onstage. So when Pennywise was playing, NOFX put habanero pepper sauce on the lips of all of Fletcher's Zimas. The first time he picked one up to get a drink, his face just about exploded, so he reached for another one and burned his mouth off again. What's the strangest onstage accident that's occurred? In 1998, the guitarist from Save Ferris [Brian Mashburn] had an accident. He pooped his pants, because he didn't have time go to the bathroom before the band went on. Do you see yourself as a guru or shaman of punk rock? I'm more like a teacher. I like showing young bands how to tour professionally and give their best presentation. If the first Warped Tour hadn't worked, I probably would have gone into teaching. 

JON WIEDERHORN

For Geoff Rickly and his Thursday bandmates, this summer's Vans Warped Tour will mark the end of their long and arduous slog supporting 2003's acclaimed War All the Time. In this exclusive Revolver interview, Rickly – who's been dealing with some serious health problems, including stomach ulcers – reveals his concerns about the band's future.

So, what are your concerns regarding the band's future? GEOFF RICKLY This year has been so stressful for each of us, and we've sort of contemplated the end of the band. We want to do this – we love this band – but if we hung onto it past the time it was over, it would be a disappointment for everybody. If people were seeing us playing badly, or if we put out a record that was kind of half-assed and weird, people wouldn't understand that there was a time when there was something really special about Thursday. When we spoke at the end of 2003, you guys seemed to feel you were no longer connecting with one another onstage. Is that still a problem? No. Right now, we've been totally killing it. We just did a European tour, playing to 500 people a night in small places, sometimes even without stages, and it was just amazing. But I'm not a great singer to anyone's standards, and when we're doing things like the Late Night With Conan O'Brien show and I'm not singing in key... Having a bad night on national television is a lot harder for some people to take, especially now that we're in a world where bigger music publications and bigger record companies are noticing us and talking about us. To me, that stuff is kind of a moot point, but I guess it's something we should look at, and decide whether or not it's important. This year I think we're finally able to talk about stuff – about the life of the band and what we see the band doing. Will you start working on a new record after Warped is over? After Warped Tour, we're taking a lot of time off. I'm not saying this is the end of the band, or this is our last tour, or anything like that. But we're going to go home and take some time away from each other. We're all going to write on our own and then get together. To me, War All the Time was a really small step forward. I think, lyrically I was able to get more subtle, and the guys tightened up as players, but the album wasn't a huge step forward. And if this next record is not a huge step forward, then we'll probably stop being a band. How does your health factor into all of this? I've been incredibly sick The Coachella [Valley Music and Arts] Festival was the worst of it – I collapsed onstage, and I was spitting blood while I was trying to sing. I had a ton of stomach ulcers, but the doctors were thinking it was stomach cancer, which was scary as shit. I spent the week after Coachella in the hospital before we went off to Europe. Luckily, the treatments they had me undergo have my stomach completely cured as of right now. But it was terrifying and weird. I was thinking about mortality, both mine and the band’s. Are the other guys in the band on the same page as you? To be honest, I think this is the first time that anybody is vocalizing it. But we've all gotten to the point where we know that something is great about this band but that there are things that we have to deal with. They may not be verbalizing it, but I think everybody's much where I am. But that being said, I think that this is one of the first times where we feel that, wow, this next one's gonna be special! If it ever comes, it's gonna be really special, and if it doesn't, I’m okay with that too.

DAN EPSTEIN

Revolver Magazine, Issue #28 (September 2004)

Due to popular demand...

The article from that Warped Tour 2004 issue of Revolver Magazine.

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young HOYA 

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My last week in music

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Matt showing off his newly embroidered hat with Toby Morse.

[killer-orca-cosplay]

Alaric Ward as an anthro wolf eating Malvina Hazen (as a birds) face is my assumption, and then they'll keep stuff rolling to keep clanner kids interested.

Move production to Terra, maybe? Film it live in Unity City like its Sesame Street.

Fuck, I might have to write this now...

Random Battletech Thoughts

Ever since I started getting into BT lore, I have been weirdly fascinated by The Adventures of Clan Spaniel, so when the sourcebook dropped, I bought it ASAP. A random collection of thoughts:

Spoilers, I suppose, so beneath the cut:

-I wonder what The New Adventures of Clan Spaniel would be like?

-Bummer that they didn't mention Pembroke and her Corgi.

-I want a snippet of what was going through that one Watch member who figured out what the Burrocks were up to with it in that moment.

-I am wondering what caste the VAs were from? -Also, it bugs me a little that it doesn't mention how they handled replacing VAs, which they must have had to do since it they kept making new episodes over 91 years. -Sidenote: that is nutso. That is an absurd amount of content for any medium, much less an animated series for children. -Moving on, I don't suppose anyone has any thoughts about what The New Adventures of Clan Spaniel would be like? -It's interesting to me that the cartoon was not well received by Spheroids, but 1st Somerset Strikers was successful with Clanners.

-Speaking of, that little factoid makes me imagine someone writing crossover fanfic between them.

[skyekilaen]

Glorious Day was my debut and I was so delighted to republish it myself in 2022 with this beautiful cover by Illustrated Page Book Design. (Thank you Sarah!)

It's the story of a bodyguard, a princess, and the week that changes everything between them. If you're into gals kissing and hella gay pining before the HEA, it might just be for you!

Buy link, content warnings, and a preview are on my website

Or here's the full blurb if you're intrigued...

The bodyguard is a traitor. The princess is her one true love. And the revolution is almost here.

Elsenna Hazen left spaceport security and ended up a royal bodyguard. She should have known better than to fall in love with a princess.

It’s been two years since one ill-advised kiss in the garden pulled them apart. With uprisings in the streets, the nervous princess transfers Elsenna back into her service. Her Highness has no idea Elsenna is leaking data to the revolutionaries bent on overthrowing the princess’s oppressive father.

Now Elsenna wakes up each day wondering what will happen first: her own execution, or that of the woman she could never stop loving. When rebel attacks escalate and the king plans retaliation, Elsenna discovers that the fights for her love and her life are one and the same.

A low heat sapphic science fiction romance novella with a guaranteed HEA.

[vzorexa]

冰  。𝖨𝖭𝖡𝖮𝖷  — ( @al-hazen​ )

"Try not to indulge too much. If they toss you out on the street after hours, it might not end well for you." 

The book on his hand shuts with a soft thud. He wasn't particularly reading. Mostly fanning pages and arbitrarily scanning a random page in hopes it would hold his attention, then continuing the process until he reaches the end of the book. “ I wouldn't say they're very indulging. ” Kaeya told the scholar, adding his recent book on a messy and handful stack while plucking another one from a neater and taller pile. He'd urged to complain about the bland and unflavored texts of his ‘ reads ’ but he knew it fruitless to expect a taste of zest from history books and research papers. Instead, what he observed disheartened him more. 

" These, uh, works. ” Kaeya hesitates, “ It gets vague just when it gets interesting. I do wonder if it’s done on purpose? If my assumptions are correct  — ” If their humble library is only but a far echo in comparison to the Akademiya, “ —  It would be safe to assume the more detailed ones would be somewhere only a few can access. Shame. ” 

Tucking away his final book, a loud sigh indicated his surrender ( for the time being ). Perhaps he had wandered way further from visitor’s access. “ Well , if it’s a place of indulgence, a nearby tavern should be reliable, no? Any suggestions? ”

[momijiba]

CHARACTER DEEP DIVE.

name: Kaedehara Kazuha tagging: @scarleiji, @dawnswine, @wcndererr, @erabundus, @ofhelios, @rxsiistance, @artificeheart, @al-hazen && who ever wants to ^^

BODY

height: 5′2" / 162 cm

strength ★★★★☆

dexterity ★★★★★

health  ★★★☆☆

energy ★★★★☆

beauty ★★★★★★★★★★

style ★★★☆☆

hygiene ★★★☆☆ 

SKILLS

perception ★★★★★

communication ★★★☆☆  

persuasion ★★★☆☆

mediation ★★★★☆

literacy ★★★★★

creativity ★★★☆☆ 

cooking ★★★☆☆ 

combat ★★★★☆

survival  ★★★★★

stealth ★★★★★

street smarts ★★★★☆

seduction ★★☆☆☆

luck  ★★★☆☆ 

handling animals ★★★★☆

MIND

intelligence ★★★★☆

happiness  ★★★☆☆ 

spirituality ★★★☆☆

confidence ★★★★☆

humor ★★☆☆☆

anxiety ★★★★☆

patience ★★★★★

passion ★★★☆☆ 

nice ☆★☆☆☆  mean

brave ☆★☆☆☆ cowardly

pacifist ☆☆★☆☆ violent

thoughtful ☆★☆☆☆ impulsive 

agreeable ☆☆★☆☆ contrary

idealistic  ☆☆★☆☆ pragmatic

frugal ☆★☆☆☆ big spender

extrovert ★☆☆☆☆ introvert

collected ★☆☆☆☆ wild

ambitious / possessive / stubborn / jealous / decisive / perfectionist

SOCIAL

charisma ★★★☆☆

empathy ★★★★★

generosity ★★★★★

wealth ★☆☆☆☆

honest ★☆☆☆☆  deceptive

leader ☆☆★☆☆ follower

polite ★☆☆☆☆ rude

political ☆☆☆★☆ indifferent

BELIEFS

higher power ★★☆☆☆

fate/destiny ★★☆☆☆

magic ★★★★★ (im thinking about visions here)

soulmates ★★☆☆☆ 

good and evil ★★☆☆☆

luck ★★★☆☆

PRIORITIES

family ★★★★★ (found) by blood: ☆☆☆☆☆

friends ★★★★★

love ★★☆☆☆ (at the moment)

home ☆☆☆☆☆

health ★★★☆☆

praise  ☆☆☆☆☆

justice ★★★☆☆

truth ★★★★★

power ☆☆☆☆☆

fame ☆☆☆☆☆

wealth ☆☆☆☆☆

others' opinions ★★☆☆☆

[met-photos]

Street in Fatehpur Sikri, India, John Murray, 1858–62, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Photography

Purchase, The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Gift through Joyce and Robert Menschel and Cynthia Hazen Polsky Gift, 1990 Size: Image: 36.8 x 45 cm (14 1/2 x 17 11/16 in.) Mount: 53.4 x 73 cm (21 x 28 3/4 in.) Medium: Albumen silver print from paper negative

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/266273

[warped-historian]

Warped Tour, 2004

Dates:

June 26: Dallas, TX

June 27: Selma, TX

June 28: Houston, TX

June 29: Las Cruces, NM

June 30: Peoria, AZ

July 1: Fullerton, CA

July 2: Fullerton, CA

July 3: San Francisco, CA

July 4: Las Vegas, NV

July 6: Chula Vista, CA

July 7: Ventura, CA

July 8: Wheatland, CA

July 9: Boise, ID

July 10: George, WA

July 11: St. Helens, OR

July 13: Vancouver, BC

July 15: Calgary, AB

July 16: Bozeman, MT

July 17: Salt Lake City, UT

July 18: Denver, CO

July 20: Milwaukee, WI

July 21: Maryland Heights, MO

July 22: Noblesville, IN

July 23: Cleveland, OH

July 24: Tinley Park, IL

July 25: Minneapolis, MN

July 26: Bonner Springs, KS

July 28: Atlanta, GA

July 29: Orlando, GA

July 30: Tampa, FL

July 31: Pompano Beach, FL

August 1: Jacksonville, FL

August 2: Charlotte, NC

August 3: Virginia Beach, VA

August 4: Bristow, VA

August 5: Burgettstown, PA

August 6: Camden, NJ

August 7: New York, NY

August 8: Englishtown, NJ

August 10: Hershey, PA

August 12: Quebec City, QC

August 13: Montreal, QC

August 14: Barrie, ON

August 15: Pontiac, MI

August 16: Cincinnati, OH

August 17: Columbus, OH

August 18: Darien, NY

August 19-20: Foxborough, MA

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Anadivine (Played 8/7-8/8 and 8/18)

As Tall As Lions (Played 8/10-8/13)

Bear Vs. Shark (Played 7/22-7/24 and 8/15)

Before Braille (Played 7/16 and 7/18-7/20)

Before Today (Played 7/13-7/18)

Boys Night Out (Played 8/2-8/19)

Days Like These (Played 7/16-8/19)

Day Two (Played 7/21)

Don't Look Down (Played 8/6-8/7 and 8/10-8/15)

Emanuel (Played 7/21-7/24 and 8/2-8/6)

Endicott (Played 8/16-8/17)

Facing New York (Played 7/13-7/17)

Fear Before the March of Flames (Played 7/18)

Fifteen Minutes Fast (Played 7/21 and 7/26)

Fire When Ready (Played 8/7-8/8 and 8/18-8/19)

From Here On Out (Played 8/14-8/15)

Haddonfield (Played 8/13)

Half the Battle (Played 8/14-8/15)

Halifax (Played 8/4-8/14)

Haste The Day (Played 7/22-7/24)

The Higher (Played 7/13-7/17)

In Passing (Played 7/29-8/1)

In Reverent Fear (Played 7/13-7/15 and 7/18)

Junior Revolution (Played 8/17)

Kiros (Played 7/16-7/17)

The Letters Organized (Played 7/28-7/30)

Lightweight Holiday (Played 7/13-8/19)

The Matches (Played 7/13-7/17, 7/23-7/25, 8/2-8/6 and 8/18-8/19)

Much the Same (Played 7/21-7/22 and 8/16-8/17)

Noise Ratchet (Played 7/18-8/1)

Nor Am I (Played 7/21-8/19)

Nuclear Saturday (Played 7/28 and 7/30)

Offset (Played 7/18)

Salt the Earth (Played 7/26)

Secret Lives of Freemasons (Played 8/1-8/3)

Silverstein (Played 7/25-8/1)

The Snake, The Cross, The Crown (Played 7/13-7/15)

The Softer Side (Played 7/29-8/1)

Socratic (Played 7/31-8/1 and 8/3-8/5)

Split Sense (Played 7/26)

Staring Back (Played 7/13-8/19)

Tokyo Rose (Played 8/8-8/10)

Tora Tora Torrance (Played 7/25)

Waking Ashland (Played 7/13-7/15, 7/20 and 7/25)

The Working Title (Played 7/29-8/1)

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التضامن مع أهلنا في فلسطين؛ سيدني-أستراليا

قضية فلسطين هي قضية الشرفاء!

- Sydney, Australia, Pro Palestine Rally, 15 May 2021, more than 15,000 people filled the streets of the city ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽

-photo credit: @mnshots | @ Hazen Agency