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My Rajneesh by Sufjan Stevens b/w America

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New Video: Jo Schornikow's Serene Meditation on Loss

New Video: Jo Schornikow's Serene Meditation on Loss @keeledscales @secretlydistro @luckybirdmedia

  Jo Schornikow is a Melbourne, Australia-born, Nashville-based singer/songwriter and pianist with a backstory rich of unexpected and profound experiences: Beginning as a church organist and jazz-trained pianist, Schornikow eventually relocated to New York, where she worked as an accompanist for the likes of Hugh Jackman,Bobby…

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Finding the Beauty

It’s easier to feel positive, to feel optimistic, now that Spring has arrived. But even in our darkest hours, the beauty of the world has always been there, as these two short audio clips from recording artists remind us. Here’s Valerie June from the Broken Record podcast: “Just being here on earth and the magic of us being here… this stuff is really a gift.” And here’s Kelli Scarr on NPR’s…

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Moby & Kelli Scarr - Gone to Sleep (VIDEO)

Thin light escapes We run fast and we wait All the time we wait, all the days we played Somewhere there's a Sunday in the fall, Where you love is safe and warm, Where everything was right But I'm never goin' home Midnight is long The life I knew is gone There is nothing that I've ever seen Darker than it's ever been Somewhere there's a Sunday in the fall, Where you love is safe and warm, Where everything was right But I'm never goin' home The Sun is gone The lights have gone to sleep I never knew the dark would be so deep Somewhere you are warm But I'm never goin' home Somewhere there's a Sunday in the fall, Where you love is safe and warm, Where everything was right But I'm never goin' home

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dear ziggy; we are pleased to inform you that your applications for SEAMUS FINNIGAN & LAVENDER BROWN have been accepted to 𝐧𝐨𝐱 ! jeremy allen white & china anne mcclain are now taken. you have twenty four hours to submit your account, or else your role will be reopened !

⧼   jeremy allen white, cis male, he/his   /   all star, smash mouth + picking fights you'll never win because it distracts you from the battle inside your head, the permanent smell of last night's firewhiskey, the constant need to prove good things can happen after two am.   ⧽   ━━   hey, isn’t that SEAMUS FRANCIS FINNIGAN? i read a daily prophet article on them, once ; the TWENTY FIVE year old half blood WIZARD is a GRYFFINDOR alumnus who has gone on to be a BARTENDER AT AN IRISH MUGGLE BAR. i’ve heard they can be quite IMPISH & FIERCELY LOYAL, but i don’t know… they came off very EASILY ANGERED & CAPRICIOUS in that interview. it really is hard to know what to believe these days though, isn’t it?   [   ziggy, 27, gmt, she/her   ]

⧼   china anne mcclain, cis female, she/her   /   invincible, kelly clarkson + looking in the mirror and seeing the ghost of a girl who didn't survive war, an insatiable hunger for vengeance against the animal who made you just like him, a killer ( sometimes literally ) pair of stiletto shoes, being so small that you only have room for one feeling at a time.   ⧽   ━━   hey, isn’t that LAVENDER PARKER BROWN? i read a daily prophet article on them, once ; the TWENTY FOUR year old half blood WITCH  /  WEREWOLF is a GRYFFINDOR alumnus who has gone on to be a TATTOO ARTIST AT MARKUS SCARR'S INDELIBLE TATTOOS. i’ve heard they can be quite BRAVE WHEN IT MATTERS & ATTENTIVE, but i don’t know… they came off very EXTREME & SELF-SERVING in that interview. it really is hard to know what to believe these days though, isn’t it?   [   ziggy, 27, gmt, she/her  ]   * death eater idea #13

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Album of the month / 2020 / 06 June

I like listening to music - gladly, all the time, everywhere. That's why I would like to share which music (or which album, after all I'm still from the vinyl generation ;-) I enjoy, accompanies me, slides up my playlists again and again...

Play

Moby

Electronica / 1999 / Mute (Warner)

I got my first iPod as a gift - a silver iPod Mini from a business partner at the beginning of the 2000s. And some stuff from the predecessor was still on it, which allowed me to meet new musicians. But since an iPod can only be linked to a media library, I lost this music on the player - but not out of my head. Because I absolutely had to buy an album afterwards, because I really missed it: "Play" from Moby.

A few years later, this album accompanied me again in a new phase: I, as a completely untrained man in his 40s, had imagined to start running and after four months to participate in a demanding half marathon, the "Tegernseelauf" around the lake, near which I lived at that time. And it was Moby's Play that drove me on when lungs and legs didn't really want to go on. My time wasn't good, but I was a finisher and that was what mattered to me - to hold on. Even today I still choose these songs as soundtracks when it's a matter of perseverance.

Again a few years later I bought an extra-heavy, limited edition vinyl pressing of Play, signed by Moby himself, as part of a charity action. And this although I don't even own a record player anymore. Therefore it still stands, worthy of a collector's item, original sealed on the shelf. This album must really be something special for me.

Richard Melville Hall was born in 1965 in Harlem, New York City. His father died when he was two, his mother struggled to get her son through with food stamps - the classic start of a Harlem musician, although he knows like the famous whale Moby Dick, which earned him the nickname Moby as a child. After all, this novel was written by his great-great-great-uncle Herman Melville.

Moby's musical career began in hardcore punk rock. And ended for this genre due to lack of success - although he has recently tried again with The Void Pacific Choir project. He finally had success as a remixer, starting with "Go", which became a worldwide club hit and stormed the techno charts. Besides various commissioned works for Michael Jackson, the Pet Shop Boys or Depeche Mode, among others, he also sat down alone at computer, keyboard and mixing desk to produce his own material. And he proves in interviews that he is not a spontaneous person, but rather does better to work on his output in the studio in peace and quiet.

But two aspects show his true personality. Moby was already vegan when it wasn't trendy yet. He profiles himself as an Animal Rights activist and runs two vegan restaurants. And he makes his music available free of charge for student and independent film productions. Because his songs are absolutely soundtrack-suitable. Even in big Hollywood productions, because his work "Extreme Ways" for example is the title song of the Jason Bourne films with Matt Damon.

Critic Oliver Creutz sums up the special charm of his commercially most successful album Play: "On Play from 1999 he mixes techno and blues: breakbeats, synthesizer sounds and quotations from rock music are accompanied by voices of blues singers. The best example of this mixture is the single "Honey": with this music Moby can please both rock listeners and techno fans. He himself compares the record with a multi-course menu - put together according to mood and feeling. And just like a good meal should end with a cognac, Play closes with quiet songs that are almost ambient". So it is perhaps no wonder that this music has accompanied me for many years.

P.S.: In 2009 Moby recorded - in Montreal of all places - a live album of a special kind: only with an unplugged set of guitar, piano, violin and vocals (with the outstanding singers Kelli Scarr and Inyang Bassey) does he deliver remarkably differentiated versions of some of his best actually electronic hits. And thus proves the cross-genre potential of compositions that are simply good. Chapeau!

And here's a link to the official video for "Honey" from Play:

https://youtu.be/JW4AKNjQ1FI

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Taken from 401 Days: https://is.gd/XZYWGz Access the making of this song: www.401Days.com • Lyrics: cracked a window open a giant city stormed inside fragments of your poem, again all I read is back of books all I hear was ‘brought to you by’ you're texting me your horoscope I haven't written back, at all #almostforgot the heart #almostforgot the heart #almostforgot the heart tried to turn the music loud to keep the words from being heard “you've come this far, to realize you're living on crumbs” all I read is back of books all I hear was ‘brought to you by’ you're texting me your horoscope I haven't written back, at all #almostforgot the heart #almostforgot the heart #almostforgot the heart Written & Produced by Jonathan Dagan Vocals: Jonathan Dagan, Kelli Scarr Guitars: Alon Albagli Mixed by Jonathan Dagan at the j.viewz Studio Mastered by Brian Lucey at Magic Garden Mastering

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ROOS - Standards, Vol. 1

Help us congratulate ROOS on the release of their debut song cycle, Standards, Vol. 1! 

Listen on Spotify or Bandcamp and watch the video below! 

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the following characters have fourty eight hours to please post, or else their characters will be reopened on friday 9:42pm nzst --

Hector Kelly

Connie Gilmore, Rene Deschamps, Elizabeth Burke, Marina Scarr, Cherry Scrimgeour, Noah Harris, Ellie Dowson, Otto Bagman, Ernest Richards, Aja Ansari, Sigrid Hellstrom, Santiago Smith, Benvolio Solace, Belinda Sun, Montgomery McKinnon, Henrick Drake, Laisren Mackenna, Basil Pierce, Nikau Parata, Patricia Rakepick, Hestia Jones, Albert Runcorn

Poppy Potts, Wendy Fletcher, Zina Batista, Echo Voltaire, Dorcas Meadowes

Dexter Bennett, Dirk Creswell, Declan Whitlock

Bonnie Blake, Maxine Flint, Thalia Mendoza, Edgar Bones, Riley Wood, Ricky Moon

Regulus Black, Lorcan d’Eath

Lily Evans, Amelia Bones, Remus Lupin, Xenophilius Lovegood

Adelaide Boot

Fyodor Bychkov, Glenda Chittock, Clifford Gu, Devereaux Sauvage Jr, Lonnie Gilmore, Ivelisse Cassidy, Kimiko Monet, Rhys Amin, Whitney Jaggernauth, Azriel Emmanuel, Valentijn Vos, Harrison Marchbanks, Jack Doe, Euphemia Abernathy, Shivaun Reaver

Charity Burbage, Walter Shafiq, Algilbert Fontaine

Archie Graves, Carolina Snyde, Gwenog Jones, Melanie MacDougal, River Hedley

Valerie Petrov, Sebastian Laviscount, Mara Lovelace, Calista Travers, Araminta Valentine, Nimue MacKenna, Sorina Rosales, Leilani Ishikawa, Estrella Norwood, Theodora Zabini, Petra Ulvehud, Elodie Corbin, Ava Davudi, Inala Greentree

Andromeda Black, Antonin Dolohov, Barty Crouch Jr, Castor Dolohov, George Calloway, Kassandre Fairchild, Logan Buchanan, Mafalda Hopkirk, Mason Mcelreath, Max Winters, Melinda Dolohov, Miraphora Mina, Thorfinn Rowle, Vareena Gore

Juliette McLaggen, Beatrice Hoffman, Pandora Lovegood, Gladys Gudgeon, Cristine Avery, Deidra Wolfram, Cadence Bell, Lane Macmillan, Tate Lodgston, Katherine Burke, Geraldine Ollivander, Gulliver Hedley

Alejandro Sundstrom, Bailey Blake, Calantha Rosier, Darcy Killick,��Dorian Silvius, Elena Montague, Jude Arnoult, Marley Marsh, Mary Macdonald, Myra Yadav, Nari Mina, Ronan Prince, Slade Wixx, Tyson Huxley, William Abbington, Barbie Benitez, Shu-Hui Zhao, Damien Ricci, Alora Poverly

the following characters have a fourty eight hour extension, and have until 9:42pm nzst on sunday to post:

Ambrose Burke, Yasiel Baptist, Zehir Aydem, Kiernan Kenny, Josefina Reinhart

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Now, we finally get to my all-time favourite: "Oh, Something's Quiet" was created out of recorded voices of J.Viewz fans from around the world. It also features Kelli Scarr - who did the vocals for Moby's album Wait for Me. 

Except for being just an awesome song on its own, it also has a kind of trippy, sensual, and mesmerizing musical clip. Watch it here:

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Hello. 47 (fandoms right?) For Fredrika. Kiss

Thank you for the ask :)

Question found on this list

Tag list: @romanchronicles, @umnoyeahno, @pebblesz892, @kenzieam, @kahliethefangirl, @oddsnendsfanfics, @belle-scarre, @captainpoopweinersoldier, @brightlycoloredteacups, @hvitserksgirl, @maggymoo96, @oqueequesentes-borboletas

47: What fandoms would your character be in?

Fredrika’s “main” fandoms are Marvel, Star Wars and The Kingkiller Chronicle. Her grandfather was the one that got her into Star Wars so that one will always have a special place in her heart, even though she doesn’t agree with some of the things from the newer movies. She also recently discovered the Bitch Planet comic books, by Kelly Sue Deconnick and Valentine De Landro, and Ivar and Adina have joined forces to get her interested in Assassin’s Creed. 

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Machine Gun Kelly “Concert For Aliens,” Blueface ft. Trucarr “Outside (Remix)” & More | Daily Visuals 8.14.20

Source: Power 105 / Power 105

A few years ago when Machine Gun Kelly shocked the rap world and released a devastating diss track towards Eminem, it seemed like the Cleveland rapper was ready to establish himself as one of the hardest white rappers to ever step into the game. Now all this time later, MGK has decided to switch it up a bit and is carving out his own niche in a new music genre. In his latest visuals to “Concert For Aliens,” Machine Gun Kelly continues to roll with the rock-pop sound and goes from a game show host to a music performer for a crowd filled of Aliens. This the same man that handed Slim Shady the first L of his rap career, y’all.

Back in the rap game, Blueface looks to have some fun in the sun and for his Trucarr assisted clip to “Outside (Remix)” take a gang of thick young women to have a paintball gun fight because who doesn’t want to see bare butt cheeks catch a paint bullet?

Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from MO3 featuring Kevin Gates, G.E.D, and more.

MACHINE GUN KELLY – “CONCERT FOR ALIENS”

BLUEFACE FT. TRUCARR – “OUTSIDE REMIX”

G.E.D – “READY 4 ANYTHING”

YOUNGBOY NEVER BROKE AGAIN – “KACEY TALK”

K SHIDAY & ENCHANTING FT. GUCCI MAN, BIG SCARR & KEY GLOCK – “NO LUV”

MO3 & KEVIN GATES – “BROKEN LOVE”

DAX FT. TECH N9NE – “FASTER”

SADA BABY – “BIG HOT CHEETO”

source https://hiphopwired.com/898191/machine-gun-kelly-concert-for-aliens-blueface-ft-trucarr-outside-remix-more-daily-visuals-8-14-20/

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Coast Report

Fishing the North Coast reports on 3.1.18

Storms breathe new life into steelhead rivers

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Following a dry and unseasonably warm first half of February, there is finally some good news to report – widespread rain and heavy mountain snowfall are imminent across nearly all of California. For the North Coast, weather models are indicating above normal precipitation in the coming weeks, which could turn March into a heck of a month for steelhead fishing. Up until these last storms that hit on Sunday and Monday, the majority of the coastal rivers were running on fumes. Other than the main stem Eel, everything was low and clear, and steelhead were few and far between. The few fish that were being caught were low in the river systems, which could indicate there’s plenty of fish just waiting for the rivers to rise. Could we be in for another “Miracle March” ? I sure hope so.

The weather ahead “We should see some decent rainfall totals over the next week, and we’ll continue to see low elevation snow”, said Ryan Aylward of Eureka’s National Weather Service. “We’ll see mostly rain on Wednesday, with two-thirds to an inch falling at the coast and one to one and a half in the mountains. Beginning Thursday, snow levels will drop to around 1,500 to 2,500 feet. We could see another two-thirds of an inch of rain, with snow falling above 2,500 feet. Friday’s forecast is calling for roughly the same. Rain will taper off on Saturday with only three-tenths falling in the mountains and maybe a half in Del Norte. Between Wednesday and Saturday, we’ll see about two inches of rain in Humboldt and up to three inches in Crescent City. Southern Humboldt could see three to four inches. Six to seven inches is forecasted for the hills, but most of that will fall as snow. Sunday and Monday are looking mostly dry, but there is another storm sitting off the coast that will hit sometime on Tuesday. The timing of this one is uncertain right now. It is looking like we’ll be in a wet pattern all next week, but the rainfall amounts are uncertain. It does look like we’ll see above average precipitation for the next few weeks.”

Klamath/Trinity springers could be added to protected list Following a 90-day review, the National Marine Fisheries Services (NMFS) on Tuesday published a notice in the Federal Register stating that the petition filed by the Karuk Tribe and the Salmon River Restoration Council to add Klamath Spring Chinook to the Endangered Species List provides “substantial information” and that “listing may be warranted” according to a press release. The federal fisheries’ move comes after a UC Davis study showed the spring Chinook are more of an evolutionary rarity than realized when compared to Fall Chinook salmon that return later in the year. Before the age of dams, industrial mining, and clear-cut logging, spring Chinook salmon were the most abundant run of salmon in the Klamath and many other Pacific Northwest Rivers. Today these fish are nearly extinct throughout much of their historic range. The report led the Karuk Tribe and the Salmon River Restoration Council to petition NMFS to add Klamath-Trinity spring Chinook the Endangered Species List.

Spring Chinook enter rivers in the spring when snow melt swells rivers allowing the fish to travel into the upper reaches of a watershed. Then they must reside in cold water areas all summer until they spawn and die in the fall. Fall Chinook migrate into rivers in the fall where they spawn and die relatively soon after entering fresh water.

Tuesday’s notice initiates a 60-day public comment period to solicit information on Chinook salmon in the Upper Klamath/Trinity Basin. To read the notice or comment, visit https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2018/02/27/2018-03906/endangered-and-threatened

Marc Scarr, pictured left along with brother Mike, landed the biggest fish during last weekend’s Rowdy Creek Fish Hatchery Steelhead Derby. The steelhead, which measured 38-inches, was caught on the Chetco River with guide Chris Griffeth. Photo courtesy of Chris Griffeth/Get Sum Guide Service

The Rivers: Chetco/Elk/Sixes “The Chetco was back in shape on Tuesday, and just about everybody was catching fish,” said Andy Martin of Wild Rivers Fishing. “Drift boats caught a mix of fresh hatchery and wild steelhead, and some downers, from the South Fork clear down to the water tower. The heavy rain in the forecast could blow the river out for the weekend, especially if the snow along the upper river melts. Should be good fishing again next week. The Elk fished well Monday, but was slower Tuesday. A few boats went to the Sixes on Tuesday but reported limited success. The Elk fishes best in high water, and should be in decent shape this weekend.”

Smith River The Smith was low and clear over the weekend and fishing was tough. A total of 17 fish were caught during the two-day derby by a total of 80 anglers. The rains finally came on Sunday, and the river went up a couple feet by Monday. Unfortunately, the fishing didn’t improve much. Boats drifting from the top to the bottom reported very few fish caught. Another good rise is forecasted for Wednesday into Thursday, with flows hitting 12,000 cfs on the Jed Smith gauge by Thursday night. Hopefully we’ll see a new batch of fish enter the river, and we should see some more spawned out fish making their way down.

Eel River (main stem) The rain over the weekend added some color, but the main stem never blew out reports Fred Grundman of Rio Dell’s Grundmans Sporting Goods. “The river didn’t rise all that much, mostly because of the freezing in the mountains held the water back. We’ve had a real good stretch of fishable water this month, and the fishing has been pretty productive. There’s quite a few boats around, and they’re here for a reason. With the storms coming later this week, it looks like the main stem will blow out early Thursday morning,” Grundman added. The Eel is predicted to jump from 1,300 cfs to nearly 20,000 by Friday night.

Eel River (South Fork) Not much to report for the last couple weeks, but the storms on the way should get the ball rolling again. Flows were right around 350 cfs on Wednesday afternoon and forecasted to hit 7,400 cfs by Friday morning. It will be blown out for the weekend, but could come back into play sometime next week, depending on the next round of storms. When the water turns green, there should be plenty of fish around – both fresh and downers.

Van Duzen According to Grundman, the Van Duzen was muddy on Tuesday. If the forecast holds, flows are predicted to jump from 315 to 2,750 cfs by Thursday morning.

Mad River The Mad has been pretty quiet this week reports Justin Kelly of RMI Outdoors in Eureka. “There’s not a lot of hatchery fish in the river right now, which is likely why the pressures been light. The fish, which have been mostly wild, are still scattered. You can catch them from top to bottom. We’ve got a pretty good rise coming on Thursday, that will hopefully trigger some more fish to come in,” Kelly added.

According to Philip Bairrington, Anadromous Fisheries Resource Assessment and Monitoring Program for CDFW, 52 pairs of Mad River steelhead have been spawned as of Tuesday. He said, “On a normal year we would have spawned 104 by now. It is turning out to be a lower run amplitude year. I predict we’ll spawn another 10 to 20 pairs by the end of the hatchery’s spawning season. We’ll be okay, thanks to the Mad River Steelhead Stewards Volunteer Program.”

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In Praise of Idleness (feat. Kelli Scarr)

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PROGRAM COORDINATOR AND GALLERY MANAGER Learn more and apply at http://bit.ly/2pDorUR

Overview: The Gallery Manager and Program Coordinator provides leadership for the Bronx Documentary Center’s gallery and public programs by overseeing the management of the gallery; coordinating public programs; coordinating earned income activities such as space rentals, professional development workshops, and the BDC’s annual portfolio review; coordinating the annual gentrification conference, and managing merchandise inventory and sales. In addition, the Gallery Manager and Program Coordinator oversees interns and volunteers and reports to the Executive Director. 

Time Commitment: Commitment of 40 hours per week is required. Due to changing/flexible needs of BDC, it is understood that additional hours may be required, and flexibility in arrival and departure time may occur. Overseeing an occasional evening or weekend event will be included in this worker’s responsibilities.

Please email a resume and cover letter to Director of Grants & Finance Kelli Scarr at kelli@bronxdoc.org