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映画「エレファント6レコーディング・カンパニー」試写会にintoxicateがご招待! ニュートラル・ミルク・ホテルら謎多き音楽集団に迫るドキュメンタリー | Mikiki by TOWER RECORDS
90年代、アメリカのミュージックシーンにかつてないムーブメントを巻き起こした謎多き音楽集団〈エレファント6〉の正体とは?
エレファント6（Elephant 6）とは何だったか? ドキュメンタリー映画が迫る、自由な創作とインディー精神を貫いた若者たちの素顔 | Mikiki by TOWER RECORDS
これぞインディー精神! 自由な創作を貫いた若者たちの素顔に迫るドキュメンタリー。 アメリカのロック・シーンにオルタナ・ブームが巻き起こった90年代。アメリカのインディー・シーンでは〈グランジ〉〈ローファイ〉〈ポスト・ロック〉など次々と新しい動きが生まれていた。そんななかで、異彩を放っていたのが〈エレファント6〉だった。90年代後半にエレファント6というロゴをジャケットに記したバンドが次々と登場。レーベル名かと思いきや、違うレーベルから出ているバンドにもロゴが描かれている。彼らのサウンドには共通するところがあり、クレジットを見るとお互いの作品に参加している模様。そんな彼らにいち早く反応したのが、コーネリアスの小山田圭吾が主宰するレーベル、トラットリアで、アップルズ・イン・ステレオ『Fun Trick Noisemaker』（95年）の日本盤を発表。さらにカヒミ・カリィがオリヴィア・トレマー・コントロールとコラボレートするなど、エレファント6のバンドは日本のロック・シーンに影響を与えた。...
Court ruling harms hydropower and Idaho electric rate payers | Opinion
In Idaho and across the Northwest, we are proving that we can have affordable, clean energy from hydropower and increase salmon populations. With those realities in mind, we feel compelled to respond to the recent piece entitled, “Time is running out for Idaho’s salmon. Speak up now, Gov. Little.” The truth is that salmon returns to Idaho are higher since the Lower Snake River Dams went into operation.
Court ruling harms hydropower and Idaho electric rate payers | Opinion
Will Hart (Courtesy photo) Clark Mather (Courtesy photo) Court ruling harms hydropower and Idaho electric rate payers | Opinion 1 of 2 Will Hart (Courtesy photo) In Idaho and across the Northwest, we are proving that we can have affordable, clean energy from hydropower and increase salmon populations. With those realities in mind, we feel compelled to respond to the recent piece entitled, “Time is running out for Idaho’s salmon. Speak up now, Gov.
Idaho’s U.S. Sen. Frank Church wrote BPA’s rulebook. It demands reliable power, too. Original
Even so, investments in hatcheries and passage have produced gains. Average salmon and steelhead returns over the past 15 years have more than quadrupled at Lower Granite Dam, compared with the dam’s first year of operation in 1975. The power picture is going in the opposite direction.
Words on Impact Investing with Hamilton Lane
In this week’s Words on Wealth, host Will Hart, Head of ESG and Sustainable Investment at Evans and Partners, speaks with Dave Helgerson, Managing Director at Hamilton Lane, about the growing role of impact investing in private markets. They discuss where they see capital is flowing – from energy transition to healthcare – the opportunities they’re identifying that deliver meaningful outcomes without compromising returns, and why now presents a compelling time to invest. Tune in to find out more.
Nothing's settled yet: The agency hybrid working conundrum
At four years and counting since we went into the first Covid lockdown here in the UK, the world continues to run an epic post-Covid workplace experiment as businesses of every shape and size strive to optimise working patterns. This was highlighted by two stories in the FT this week. The first covered research at Trip.com that had workers selected randomly to work according to differing rules.
To make it through my Ph.D., I had to escape ‘grad student guilt’
Careers Working Life 2 May 2024 2:00 PM ET By Will Hart For just a moment, my mind was quiet. The incessant, bleak internal monologue was silenced. Clinging to the climbing wall by my fingers and toes, using every muscle to stay aloft, I wasn’t thinking about my Ph.D. research or the past 4 years of stress, failure, anger, and depression. I wasn’t ruminating, catastrophizing, stewing in my pit of negative thoughts. I was only thinking about what I was doing in that moment.
Stowe Mountain Resort, VT, Report: Low Visibility, High Stoke
Report from Friday, March 15, 2024 You rarely find yourself standing at the top of a fresh line, completely socked in by fog. On Friday, new snow, warm temps, and an ominous blanket of springtime mist coated Stowe Mountain Resort, Vermont, and captured the epitome of a bonus day on snow.
Jay Peak, VT, Conditions Report: Snowboarding The Jay Way
Report from February 5-6, 2024. Jay Peak, Vermont, is the pinnacle of East Coast skiing and snowboarding. I was fortunate enough to spend two days cruising around Jay, poking into trees, mashing around bump runs, and enjoying the sunshine. This pilgrimage north has become somewhat of a tradition for friends and me, escaping our respective day jobs and college classes to ride great snow and compete to see who can have as much fun as possible.
Jiminy Peak, MA, Report: Sunshine Turns In The Berkshires
A Sunny Saturday with some good friends, soft turns, and short lines. What more could you ask for? Jiminy Peak, Massachusetts, is home to terrain for everyone. I found myself there with a small crew for the first time, and I can’t believe I waited this long. Our day started on the Grand Slam Double chair, where we warmed up the legs and took a few laps in Coyote Ridge Park. The setup was full of variety for the best of park riders and beginners.
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NFL Wild Card Games start this weekend! A match-up between the Browns and Texans kicks off the action on Jan. 13 at 4:30 p.m. Which game (or games) are you most excited to watch? Comment below with who you are cheering for!
Snowbird, UT, Report: A Different Breed - The Greatest Powder Day of My Life
Report from Thursday, January 11, 2024 A Different Breed. Quite the marketing campaign and the absolute truth. I found myself at Snowbird, Utah, on a chilly morning after nine inches of freshness the night before and two feet within 48 hours of lifts spinning on January 11th. As a first-timer at Snowbird, I was excited about what the day had in store for me and also quite nervous as the mountains rang with the sound of charges blasting to mitigate avalanche danger.
Solitude Mountain, UT, Report: The Goods Are in the Woods
Report from Tuesday, January 9, 2024 After a wet and warm start to the winter season in New England, I finally decided it was time for a BIG change of scenery. The Cottonwood Canyons have been on my bucket list for some time now, so it seemed only right to spend a week chasing storms around the four Big and Little Canyons resorts. With a few inches of new snow over the past few days and a 135″ season total, Solitude Mountain, Utah, seemed like a great way to start a week-long trip.
How Much Does It Need to Snow for It to Be Considered a Powder Day?
Everybody loves powder days. It’s as simple as that; there is nothing better than floating down wide-open groomers, tree runs, or steep chutes with fresh snow under your feet. The stoke coming from the lift lines, watching others enter the white room from the lift, and wrapping the day reminiscing on the lines you skied. Powder days are skiing at its finest. This begs the question: How much does it need to snow for it to be considered a powder day?
The Top 7 AI Models Made For Skiing
These days, there seems to be a GPT model for just about everything, including skiing. While a computer may not know where hidden snow stashes are or what resorts will be getting the next big snowstorm, they can undoubtedly help skiers and riders answer questions that they may have. Below are seven different models related to skiing. Related: Can AI Reliably Forecast Powder Days? All of these GPT models are run through ChatGPT. 1.
Attitash Mountain Resort, NH, Continues To Make Progress on the Mountaineer Quad
As the end of November approaches, Attitash Mountain Resort, New Hampshire, appears to be behind on the construction of its new flagship chairlift. With their winter season set to kick off in just a few weeks, it’s crunch time in Bartlett. Towers were installed just last week, and construction on the bottom terminal of the lift has only recently begun, though it appears that progress has been rather quick. Live progress can be seen on the Attitash Mountain Village Webcam.
Expansion at Loon Mountain Resort, NH: Here's What You Need To Know
There’s a new base area coming to Loon Mountain Resort, New Hampshire, this winter. The south peak expansion, named Timbertown, opens the door for some new terrain, and another base area for skiers and riders to utilize. The area is not necessarily new to Loon, as resort guests could go down the escape route trail to this area, but it was not serviced by any lifts. This winter, a dedicated chairlift and 11 new trails will be open for skiers and riders to enjoy.
Hometown Mountain Shoutout: Ski Bradford, MA—Ski Close to Home - SnowBrains
Every skier from northeast Massachusetts knows the commercial with that jingle right at the end: “Ski Bradford, ski close to home.” It’s catchy, you sing it over and over again, and it’s the slogan of the mountain (ok, mountain is a stretch), that started it all for me years and years ago. Ski Bradford is the place where my love for all things snow started. 18 years ago, my parents slapped skis on my feet and sent me up the magic carpet.
Hometown Mountain Shoutout: Ski Bradford, MA, Ski Close to Home
Every skier from northeast Massachusetts knows the commercial with that jingle right at the end: “Ski Bradford, ski close to home.” It’s catchy, you sing it over and over again, and it’s the slogan of the mountain (ok, mountain is a stretch), that started it all for me years and years ago. Ski Bradford is the place where my love for all things snow started. 18 years ago, my parents slapped skis on my feet and sent me up the magic carpet.
Snowmaking Has Officially Started At Killington Resort, VT
It’s official: snowmaking has started on the east coast! With a window of good weather, Killington Resort, VT, made it happen last night, making snow up in their north ridge area. With more good weather for snowmaking this week, Killington will exhaust every window they can to get a trail open for skiing and riding. Historically, they don’t need very long and could be open as soon as this weekend, weather permitting.
#45. Rhode Island
Total fatalities: 9.8 deaths per billion miles traveled (3.6 less than the national average)
#45. Rhode Island
Total fatalities: 9.8 deaths per billion miles traveled (3.6 less than the national average)
#45. Rhode Island
Total fatalities: 9.8 deaths per billion miles traveled (3.6 less than the national average)
#45. Rhode Island
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#45. Rhode Island
- Total fatalities: 9.8 deaths per billion miles traveled (3.6 less than the national average) - Urban fatalities: 9.0 deaths per billion miles traveled (1.7 less than the national average) - Rural fatalities: 15.5 deaths per billion miles traveled (2.6 less than the national average)
#45. Rhode Island
...WINTER STORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 5 AM MST THURSDAY... * WHAT...Periods of snow, heavy at times. Areas of blowing snow. Additional snow accumulations between 4 and 6 inches. Winds gusting as high as 35 mph. * WHERE...Portions of central, south central, and southeast Montana. * WHEN...Until 5 AM MST Thursday. * IMPACTS...Periods of snow, gusty winds and blowing snow will make travel difficult to impossible at times.
TV-The Blacklist
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TV-The Blacklist
The NBC drama “The Blacklist” is stopping after its upcoming tenth season. NBC announced that the series, which stars James Spader as FBI informant Raymond Reddington, will have its finale after a run of episodes that begins on Feb. 26. It's not yet clear when the final episode will be aired. The network says Reddington faces “unparalleled danger” this season as some of the criminals he's squealed on seek revenge.
TV-The Blacklist
The NBC drama “The Blacklist” is stopping after its upcoming tenth season. NBC announced that the series, which stars James Spader as FBI informant Raymond Reddington, will have its finale after a run of episodes that begins on Feb. 26. It's not yet clear when the final episode will be aired. The network says Reddington faces “unparalleled danger” this season as some of the criminals he's squealed on seek revenge.
Optimizing Connectivity for Your IoT Business
Blog With the rapid adoption of the Internet of Things (IoT) and growing number of deployments over the last few years, connectivity choices have evolved, growing more complex. Connectivity is now customizable, and each use case calls for different priorities. Making the right choices for your IoT deployment can not only mean cost savings, but it can even help drive revenue.
Keyhole: Unlocking the Secret Geometry of the UFO Enigma
In my latest book Ancient Alien Ancestors, I present several discoveries one of which I want to go over briefly. I say ‘discovery’, implying, more or less, that I went through a process of research and tracked it down. It kind of happened that way but not quite. I had been studying the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt for a long time, but the Byzantine nature of the puzzle started causing me an overload. The enigmas of that edifice are many, entangled and impossibly complex.
Keyhole: Unlocking the Secret Geometry of the UFO Enigma
From New Dawn Special Issue Vol 12 No 2 (April 2018) In my latest book Ancient Alien Ancestors, I present several discoveries one of which I want to go over briefly. I say ‘discovery’, implying, more or less, that I went through a process of research and tracked it down. It kind of happened that way but not quite. I had been studying the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt for a long time, but the Byzantine nature of the puzzle started causing me an overload.
Why is Nike Killing Small Businesses| 4-13-21
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Take a look at the Michigan Wolverines football players who transferred since September.
Eight Michigan Wolverines soccer players have left the team since the season was originally scheduled to begin in September, with more no doubt to come in the following months. There is no need to worry, however, and that is simply the state of college football these days. Some of the starts were key contributors (half-second Zach Charbonnet, for example), while others were players who were buried on the Depths map.
Sterling K. Brown finds his balance in when to speak out
NEW YORK (AP) — Season five of NBC's “This Is Us,” debuts Tuesday and viewers will get to see the Pearson family as they navigate both the pandemic and Black Lives Matter movement. Sterling K. Brown, who plays Randall Pearson, says he can relate to how his character — a Black man who was adopted into a white family —feels in the aftermath of the deaths of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and George Floyd, as his white TV relatives look to him on what they should do to make him feel better.
First look: 'The Blacklist' to reveal game-changing secret in finale
To read more scoop on this year’s season finales, pick up the new issue of Entertainment Weekly on stands Friday, or buy it here now. Don’t forget to subscribe for more exclusive interviews and photos, only in EW. Will Raymond Reddington’s secrets finally spill out on The Blacklist? It’s been nearly a year since Mr. Kaplan unearthed a mysterious suitcase full of bones that put the fear of god in Red (James Spader).
Exclusive: John Noble to appear as 'peculiar' Blacklister on 'The Blacklist' — first look
John Noble will guest-star on The Blacklist, EW has learned exclusively — and we’ve got a first look! The Fringe alum will appear in the Wednesday, Feb. 28 episode of the NBC drama as Raleigh Sinclair III, an artisan who has made it his life’s work to provide people with outlets for their darkest emotions. The hour’s Blacklister, Raleigh is a meticulous, exacting man who expects unquestioned obedience from his murderous clients, for whom he develops airtight alibis.
'The Blacklist' first look: Liz finally meets her family
Liz Keen will come closer than ever to getting the truth behind Tom’s death during Wednesday’s episode of The Blacklist. Ahead of a two-week hiatus for the Olympics, The Blacklist is expected to drop some major clues about the show’s mythology when Liz (Megan Boone) finally meets her grandfather, Dom (Brian Dennehy), the father of her (supposedly) late mother Katarina Rostova (Lotte Verbeek).
'The Blacklist' first look: Liz grieves Tom's death in powerful stand-alone hour
Following the death of Tom, The Blacklist will return with a very different episode — and EW has an exclusive first look. Bucking the traditional Blacklister-titled hour, the NBC drama picks back up on Jan. 3 with a “Cape May”-esque hour that finds Liz (Megan Boone) struggling to deal with her grief in the wake of losing her husband.
Red is down, not out, as 'Blacklist' returns for season 5
This image released by NBC shows James Spader in a scene from, "The Blacklist," premiering Wednesday, Sept. 27. (Will Hart/NBC via AP)
Red is down, not out, as 'Blacklist' returns for season 5
This image released by NBC shows James Spader in a scene from, "The Blacklist," premiering Wednesday, Sept. 27. (Will Hart/NBC via AP)
Red is down, not out, as 'Blacklist' returns for season 5
This image released by NBC shows James Spader in a scene from, "The Blacklist," premiering Wednesday, Sept. 27. (Will Hart/NBC via AP)
Red is down, not out, as 'Blacklist' returns for season 5
This image released by NBC shows James Spader in a scene from, "The Blacklist," premiering Wednesday, Sept. 27. (Will Hart/NBC via AP)
Proof that #TheFlash and #Supergirl casts are the most musically talented superheroes of all time: | TVGuide.com
Although it might be unexpected for two superhero shows like The Flash and Supergirl to host a musical episode, anyone who knows anything about the two casts of the CW-DC Comics series has known it was only a matter of time. Because as good as Grant Gustin, Melissa Benoist and the rest of the stars of Flash and Supergirl are at fighting evil on TV, they are equally skilled when it comes to belting out a ballad and doing a little soft-shoe. Don't believe us?
Scott D. Pierce: Do we really need another ‘Blacklist’? Nope
Frankly, I've already given up on "The Blacklist," so I have no interest in investing time in more of the same. There are already too many really good TV shows out there that I don't have time to watch in their entirety.
Trade Trout: Why the Angels Must Let Go
Danville, Kentucky -- I've written before about my beloved Basset Hound, Barry Goldwater. Barry is a wonderful dog. His authoritative and baritone howling keeps my humble Danville abode secure from intruders, giving me peace of mind. Ever-loyal, Barry has stayed at my side through many divorces and unfounded embezzlement allegations. Mike Trout has been the Barry Goldwater of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. His All-American smile is the face of the franchise.
Dump Trump: Why I'm Un-Enrolling from Donald
Danville, Kentucky -- I'm no stranger to disappointment. I was there when Goldwater's failure ushered in the Great Society in '64. I was there when the GM Plant was shuttered by NAFTA in '95. I was there in 2012 when the San Francisco Giants stole my city's last best hope at a World Series title in my lifetime. I am here now, at the moment when Donald Trump's betrayal of my Danville values is complete. I'm the father of two wonderful young men.
The Wiz Live! aims to ease on down its own, modern road
BETHPAGE, N.Y.—At a sound stage here, elements of The Wizard of Oz were colliding with unexpected slices of pop culture. Mary J. Blige was running scared from Dorothy. Comic personality David Alan Grier took a break from being the Cowardly Lion to pretend he was pregnant, prompting the Tin Man (singer Ne-Yo) and Scarecrow (theatre veteran Elijah Kelley) to fall to the floor laughing.
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