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  1. Great Northern
    2. 1 Apr 2008 at 12:00pm
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    Los Angeles based foursome, Great Northern return to explore their dreamy pop sound on Morning Becomes Eclectic at 11:15am.


  2. MP3: Hellsingland Underground - Northern country boy
    3. 24 Mar 2008 at 11:51am
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    pBands like bHellsingland Underground/b frustrate me. On one hand, I can totally understand why a bunch of Swedes would want to start a Southern boogie-rock band ala bLynyrd Skynyrd/b or the bAllman Bros/b. I bet they have a great time doing it and I imagine that local audiences lap it up. But why record a full album? Do they really think they'll appeal to a more widespread audience? At least the single i"Northern country boy"/i attempts to redress the usual redneck clichés according to the band's true origins, but I'm still left thinking i"so what?"/i Is it because I feel like they could do so much more with it? Or maybe it's because the music simply isn't all that great. I know this stuff is supposed to have a laidback feel, but they've crossed over the line to tepid. Perhaps they should indulge in a bit more of that a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moonshine" target="_blank"hembränt/a and weed they're talking about in order to loosen up. Disappointing./p


  3. The Good, The Bad and The Queen- Northern Whale
    4. 22 Feb 2007 at 2:41am
    http://nastypanda.com/wp-content/03-the_good_the_bad_and_the_queen- northern_whale.mp3


  4. Podcast Sentido Horário #02 - Especial Northern Soul
    5. 18 May 2007 at 5:09am
    Especial Northern Soul! Origens, algumas músicas e influências na cultura.


  5. Starfrosch: Various - Aesthetik Label Showcase
    6. 20 Aug 2007 at 5:44pm
    pimg src="http://www.after-dinner.net/releasesfiles/1016AD/eflyer1016AD.gif" default //p p The Label Showcase, released on After-Dinner.net, contains a compilation of nine exclusive tracks by Aesthetik Artists. Ranging from J-Lab's rolling bass line and Receptor's ultra dry clicks, to Tom Dazings big stomper and Franco's explorations in ambient fields, the release serves as sonic introduction to the Aesthetik sound./p pbrbr / Aesthetik Record is the Belgium based imprint of Franco Cangelli and DJ Akî. In their personal ambition to carry Chigago's funk and Detroit's machine soul into the 21st century, the two have founded Aesthetik and since then produced a few gems, which as in dance music repeat the theme over and over but simultaneous constantly progress./p p a href="//archive.org/download/1016AD/1016AD-1-J-Lab-Northern_Sky.mp3"1016AD-1-J-Lab-No rthern_Sky.mp3/a/p pAdvertisement: a href=''/a/p span class='read-more'a href="http://starfrosch.ch/2007/08/20/various_aesthetik_label_showcase"read on raquo;/a/span


  6. Podcast Sentido Horário#02 - Especial Northern Soul
    7. 18 Jun 2007 at 12:41am
    Mais um capítulo do podcast Sentido Horário. Dessa vez, especial Northern Soul, suas raízes e efeitos futuros.


  7. NORTH VS SOUTH...WHY DO SOUTHERNERS DISLIKE NORTHERNERS - Jun 11,2008
    8. 10 Jun 2008 at 8:00pm
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    WHY THEY FEEL NORTHERNERS ARE TO AGRESSIVE..ALWAYS HAVE A HUSTLE..AND ARE VERY ARROGANT..LIVING IN THE SOUTH IS LIKE A TOTALLY DIFFERENT CULTURE


  8. Northern State - No Surprises
    9. 13 Jul 2007 at 6:47pm
    in post a href="http://hypem.com/go/track/341721"OKX: B-Sides/a from a href="http://www.stereogum.com/"stereogum/a. More at i a href="http://hypem.com/go/amazon/341721"amazon/a /i and i a href="http://hypem.com/go/itunes/341721"itunes/a /i


  9. Ongoing Operations in Northern Iraq – Especially the Operations in Mosul - ...
    10. 16 May 2008 at 11:00am
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    Interview with Major General Mark Hertling, Commanding General Multi-National Division North and 1st Armored Division


  10. New Northern State - "Better Already" (Ecstatic Remix By JD Samson)
    11. 8 Nov 2007 at 5:50pm
    pLI a href="http://www.stereogum.com/okx/"OKX/a alumni Northern State had Le Tigre calendar star JD Sampson do a revved remix of iCan I Keep This Pen's/i's iGrey's Anatomy/i-a href="http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.viewfriendID=6667117blogID=32 2007023"approved/a first single "Better Already," lowering the guitar riffs and adding layers of percussive ricochet to the deal. The hallucinogenic a href="/archives/video/new-northern-state-video-better-already.html"video/a for the song's original state was all about butterflies, friendship, and L7 melodies. Under JD's watch you still get the melody, but it pops and locks amid space synths, break beats, bass thumps, and one hella dose of LCD cowbell. /ppimg src="/img/northern_state-jd_sampson1.jpg"nbsp;img src="/img/northern_state-jd_sampson2.jpg"/img/img/pdiv class="feedflare" a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~f/stereogum/cBYa?a=utZdNcB"img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~f/stereogum/cBYa?i=utZdNcB" border="0"/img/a a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~f/stereogum/cBYa?a=k5RdeAb"img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~f/stereogum/cBYa?i=k5RdeAb" border="0"/img/a a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~f/stereogum/cBYa?a=zxjEcWb"img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~f/stereogum/cBYa?i=zxjEcWb" border="0"/img/a a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~f/stereogum/cBYa?a=RkPYiHB"img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~f/stereogum/cBYa?i=RkPYiHB" border="0"/img/a /div


  11. Tours: Great Northern to support Gutter Twins
    12. 25 Feb 2008 at 2:29pm
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    div xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"pimg width="470" src="http://a259.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/24/l_8add4edf2d8322a749e399e238f4c 63a.jpg" //p pLA-based poppers a href="http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofileamp;friendid=48 40486"Great Northern/a (a href="http://www.thecultureofme.com/culture/2007/12/the-culture-of.html"#21 on our list of the best of 2007/a) are hitting the road at the end of the month in support of Mark Lanegan's newest pet project, a href="http://www.myspace.com/theguttertwins"The Gutter Twins/a.nbsp; Should make for an interesting pairing for sure.nbsp; The band's new EP, emSleepy Eepee/em, hits stores on March 18./p pDates:/p pMar 01 San Francisco, CA @ Bimbo'sbr /Mar 03 Portland, OR @ Wonder Ballroombr /Mar 04 Seattle, WA @ The Showboxbr /Mar 07 Chicago, IL @ Metrobr /Mar 08 Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenuebr /Mar 09 Madison, WI @ High Noon Saloonbr /Mar 11 Newport, KY @ Southgate Housebr /Mar 12 Cleveland, OH @ Beachland Ballroombr /Mar 14 Toronto, ONT @ Mod Club Theatrebr /Mar 15 Montreal, QUE @ Cabaret du Musse Juste Pour Rirebr /Mar 18 Boston, MA @ Paradise Rock Clubbr /Mar 19 New York, NY @ Webster Hallbr /Mar 20 Washington, DC @ 9:30 Clubbr /Mar 21 Atlanta, GA @ The Roxy Theatrebr /Mar 22 New Orleans, LA @ One Eyed Jacksbr /Mar 26 Austin, TX @ Antone'sbr /Mar 27 Dallas, TX @ House of Bluesbr /Mar 29 Boulder, COnbsp; @ Fox Theaterbr /Apr 02 Los Angeles, CA @ Avalon/p p(mp3)nbsp; nbsp; a href="http://www.eeniemeenie.com/TellingLies.mp3"Great Northern - Telling Lies/a/p pGodspeed!/p/div pa href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~a/thatdudejeff?a=Sw1jXm"img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~a/thatdudejeff?i=Sw1jXm" border="0"/img/a/pdiv class="feedflare" a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~f/thatdudejeff?a=aQoW0FE"img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~f/thatdudejeff?i=aQoW0FE" border="0"/img/a a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~f/thatdudejeff?a=Ruzkwwe"img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~f/thatdudejeff?i=Ruzkwwe" border="0"/img/a /divimg src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/thatdudejeff/~4/241050434" height="1" width="1"/


  12. Tegan Sara Offer Geography Lessons, Solo Project + New Northern State - "Awa...
    13. 7 Mar 2008 at 3:40pm
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    pa href="http://stereogum.com/archives/video/tegan-sara-geography-lessons-solo-project-n e_8369.html#more"img src="http://stereogum.com/img/tegan_and_sara-backstage_bilingual.jpg" width="210" height="140" align="right"/img/aOur favorite Canadian twins are currently on tour with Northern State -- between the two crews, there's much to report. For starters, Tegan has a forthcoming solo "electronic-based" project with AFI's Hunter Burgan, who played bass on emThe Con/em. As far as we can tell from this quote, it seems to be in the very early stages. They've been touring for like the last ten years, so that's understandable. Via a href="http://www.spinner.com/2008/03/04/tegan-and-saras-tegan-quin-launches-side-proj ect/"Spinner/a:blockquote"We don't actually have a name, which is kind of funny ... We wanted to call it Tegan vs. Hunter but we both have projects and bands, obviously, with our names already. So we were kind of like, 'I don't know what we're going to call it.' We're slowly working on a record. I'm really inspired by it, but it's hard to get it done in between tours."/blockquoteIn other TS news, the sisters have been doing a series of videos ("Backstage Bilingual") on their current UK/European tour, where they talk to random audience members backstage about local slang, customs, etc. The first one was kind of a wash, but the three following installments yielded pretty amazing moments, including someone saying, "I'm so hungry I could eat the balls off a low-flying duck." Yeah, things get really good once they head into Ireland.../pdiv class="feedflare" a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~f/stereogum/cBYa?a=0WEI01F"img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~f/stereogum/cBYa?i=0WEI01F" border="0"/img/a a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~f/stereogum/cBYa?a=za3O19f"img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~f/stereogum/cBYa?i=za3O19f" border="0"/img/a a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~f/stereogum/cBYa?a=CvMIFVf"img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~f/stereogum/cBYa?i=CvMIFVf" border="0"/img/a a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~f/stereogum/cBYa?a=ALjqNbF"img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~f/stereogum/cBYa?i=ALjqNbF" border="0"/img/a /div


  13. Farewell Ingmar
    14. 30 Jul 2007 at 2:58pm
    pimg src="http://svt.se/content/1/c6/19/53/90/bergman_strand_414.jpg" //p p /p p /p p#8220;When I was young, I was extremely scared of dying. But now I think it a very, very wise arrangement. It#8217;s like a light that is extinguished. Not very much to make a fuss about.#8221;/p p                                     #8211; strongIngmar Bergman/strong (14.7.1918 - 30.7.2007)/p p /p p /p pstrongPatty Waters/strong - a href="http://www.moteldemoka.com/sarkali/004/moontonite.mp3" target="_blank"Moon, Don#8217;t Come Up Tonite/abr / emSing/em (emEsp Records / 1993/em) br / strongGloria Coates/strong - a href="http://www.moteldemoka.com/sarkali/004/timefrozeni.mp3"Time Frozen Ibr / /aemSymphonies No. 2 #038; 9/em (emCpo / 1998/em)br / strongHenri Pousseur/strong - a href="http://www.moteldemoka.com/sarkali/004/mnemosyne.mp3"Mnemosyne/abr / emMusique Mixte 1966-1970/em (emSub Rosa / 2006/em)br / strongJames Macmillan/strong - a href="http://www.moteldemoka.com/sarkali/004/northernskies.mp3" target="_blank"Northern Skies: Northern Skies/abr / emNorthern Skies/em (font size="2"emDeux-Elles / 2007/em)/fontbr / strongFred Neil/strong - a href="http://www.moteldemoka.com/sarkali/004/everybodytalkin.mp3" target="_blank"Everybody#8217;s Talkin#8217;/abr / emFred Neil/em (emCapitol / 1966/em)br / strongKaren Dalton/strong - a href="http://www.moteldemoka.com/sarkali/004/littlebitofrain.mp3" target="_blank"Little Bit Of Rain/abr / emIt#8217;s So Hard to Tell Who#8217;s Going to Love You the Best/em (emCapitol / 1969/em)br / strongMirror/strong - a href="http://www.moteldemoka.com/sarkali/004/visitingstara3.mp3" target="_blank"Visiting Star/abr / emVisiting Star/em (emThree Poplars / 2000/em)br / strongEzra Sims/strong - a href="http://www.moteldemoka.com/sarkali/004/concertpiece.mp3" target="_blank"Concert Piece: Still And Timeless (Nocturnal)br / /aemThe Microtonal Music of Ezra Sims/em/p p /p pphoto: Bergman. a href="http://svt.se/svt/jsp/Crosslink.jsp?d=13767#038;a=195390" target="_blank"svt.se/a /p


  14. New Song Daily #54: Science for Girls - “Northern Lights”
    15. 19 Mar 2008 at 4:00am
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    pSubscription Feeds: a href="http://www.thephiller.com/content/podcasts/new-song-daily/feed"New Song Daily Only/a | a href="http://www.thephiller.com/content/podcasts/feed"All Podcasts/abr / E-mail Comments: a href="mailto:phill[at]thephiller[dot]com"phill[at]thephiller[dot]com/a/p pimg src="http://www.thephiller.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/scienceforgirls.jpg" alt="Science for Girls" /br clear="all" /stronga href="http://www.scienceforgirls.net"Science For Girls/a/strongbr / a href="http://www.thephiller.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/northernlights.mp3" rel="nofollow"img src="http://www.iodapromonet.com/img/download_icon.gif" class="nofloat" border="0" / #8220;Northern Lights#8221;/a (mp3)br / from emSciences For Girls/ema href="http://redirect2.iodalliance.com/label.php?id=6DE0A654D5C60DF60FA992A1651EA5F53 C0C3AC93C05353E99CF839115ADFB1F"br / /a/p pstrongBonus Download:/strong #8220;a href="http://www.thephiller.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/youllneverknow.mp3"You#821 7;ll Never Know/a#8221; (mp3)/p pimg src="http://www.iodapromonet.com/img/service_icon_4.gif" class="nofloat" / strongBuy at /stronga href="http://click.linksynergy.com/fs-bin/stat?id=u329Yg/q2wgamp;offerid=78941amp;typ e=3amp;subid=0amp;tmpid=1826amp;RD_PARM1=http%253A%252F%252Fphobos.apple.com%252FWebO bjects%252FMZStore.woa%252Fwa%252FviewAlbum%253Fi%253D266487080%2526id%253D266486704% 2526s%253D143441%2526partnerId%253D30"iTunes Music Store/abr / img src="http://www.iodapromonet.com/img/service_icon_426.gif" class="nofloat" / strongBuy at /stronga href="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000YL0X20/thephiller-20"Amazon/a/p


  15. 5 Questions With Loch Lomond
    16. 11 Mar 2008 at 7:28am
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    p align="center"a href='http://www.muzzleofbees.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/09/loch-lomond.jpg' title='loch-lomond.jpg'img src='http://www.muzzleofbees.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/09/loch-lomond.jpg' alt='loch-lomond.jpg' //a/p pWe a href="http://www.muzzleofbees.com/2007/09/16/loch-lomond-paper-thin-walls/"came to know/a a href="http://www.lochlomondmusic.com/"Loch Lomond/a through some of their fellow Portland musicians and MoB favorites like a href="http://www.bearflag.org/"Horse Feathers/a, a href="http://weinlandmusic.com/"Wienland/a, and a href="http://www.norfolkandwestern.org/"Norfolk #038; Western/a. Upon revisiting emstrongPaper Thin Walls/strong/em over the course of a long journey home today, it sounds just as good as I remember it. Actually, it sounds better. We caught up with them for our continuing a href="http://www.muzzleofbees.com/category/all/5-questions-wmob/"5 Questions with Muzzle of Bees/a feature./p pstrongCould you lend some information on the recording process of emPaper The Walls/em? Where and how was it recorded, and were there any lessons learned that you#8217;ll apply towards future recording sessions?/strong/p pPaper The Walls was recorded in two parts, the first being an almost completely live recording at a href="http://www.typefoundrystudio.com/"Type Foundry Studios/a (Portland, OR) by Adam Selzer (a href="http://www.norfolkandwestern.org/"Norfolk #038; Western/a, a href="http://www.mwardmusic.com/"M Ward/a) and the second half was done in Camas, WA By Skyler Norwood at a href="http://www.myspace.com/miraclelake"Miracle Lake Studios/a. I feel that we#8217;ve learned a great deal from making this record. We have been blessed with people loving our live shows but at the same time cursed by those same people being disappointed in previous recording quality./p pThey want it to reflect the energy and subtly of our live performance. Recording almost totally live gave us a sound that more accurately reflects what we can do live. We#8217;re very proud of Paper The Walls for that reason./p pstrongI heard you just finished up a cover of Led Zeppelin#8217;s #8220;Kashmir#8221; for an upcoming Zep compilation. How did that come about and was that tune your first choice?/strong/p pI#8217;m actually not very fond of a href="http://www.ledzeppelin.com/"Led Zeppelin/a. I worked at a furniture factory in high School; it was dark and depressing and full of toxins. The only thing we were allowed to listen to was the classic rock station out of Bend, OR. Central Oregon#8217;s version of classic rock was Led Zeppelin, followed by more Led Zeppelin, followed by #8220;Let#8217;s keep the Led out!#8221; I got so fucking tired of that band. What I do love is Rob Jones (a href="http://www.jealousbutcher.com/"Jealous Butcher Records/a). He is an amazing human being. He made this a fun project for us, getting Chris Funk (a href="http://www.decemberists.com/"The Decemberists/a, Flash Hawk Parlour) to come in and record some really great, odd stuff. Rob also is having a href="http://www.barsuk.com/bands/chriswalla"Chris Walla/a mix it. We obviously could not refuse to work with such great talent. In the end, we really love our version of Kashmir. But just our version./p pstrongThe Portland music scene seems to be thriving right now, with a lot of solid groups calling the city home. What#8217;s your perspective on the scene and the direction it#8217;s going?/strong/p pI would say that Portland#8217;s music scene is great and only getting better. There is virtually no #8220;music industry#8221; here so the competition is more about being more creative and much more friendly. A band must leave Portland to accomplish anything on a national or global scale./p pWhen they return they are considered more ambassadors rather than a target of competition. I love this about Portland, we all love and help each other immensely./p pstrongThe internet has dramatically altered the way artists can reach an audience. With things like blogs/myspace/etc, what are your thoughts on the power of the internet in terms of helping (or hurting) your music?/strong/p pIt has only helped us. The impact of the internet on music and culture in general over the past five years has no comparison is human history. However, I certainly believe you can hype something all you want, but at the end of the day all the hype must hold water in order to really reach people. I say, use the internet as a tool but don#8217;t lose sight of the fact that the music you are creating is the most important thing./p pstrongIf you were a music writer/blogger for a week, covering only bands and records you loved, who and what albums would you write about?/strong/p pWell I am not a blogger, not because I don#8217;t love reading blogs but there is a special type of person for these things. Such great research and thought are put into my favorite blogs. I don#8217;t have the patience for these things. If I were to suspend my ADD and just do it I would write about and LOVE to do interviews with a href="http://www.americanmary.com"The National/a, a href="http://www.portobrien.com/"Port O#8217;Brien/a, a href="http://www.myspace.com/runonsentencemusic"Run On Sentence/a, a href="http://www.hushrecords.com/?page_id=224"Rauellson/a, a href="http://www.myspace.com/robertwyatt"Robert Wyatt/a and a href="http://www.subtle6.com/"Subtle/a./p pstrongPreviously from Portland:/strong/p pstrongMoB:/strong a href="http://www.muzzleofbees.com/2008/01/24/5-questions-with-weinland-we-like-la-lam entor/"5 Questions With Weinland / We Like: La Lamentor/abr / strongMoB:/strong a href="http://www.muzzleofbees.com/2007/09/18/5-questions-with-horse-feathers/"5 Questions with Horse Feathers/abr / strongMoB:/strong a href="http://www.muzzleofbees.com/2007/09/17/5-questions-with-johanna-kunin/"5 Questions with Johanna Kunin/abr / strongMoB:/strong a href="http://www.muzzleofbees.com/2006/11/14/5-questions-with-norfolk-western/"5 Questions with Norfolk #038; Western/abr / +++br / strongMyspace:/strong a href="http://myspace.com/lochlomond06"Loch Lomond/abr / strongMP3:/strong a href="http://www.greenlightgopublicity.com/clients/content/lochlomond/audio_download/ northern_knees_trees_and_lights.mp3"Loch Lomond - #8220;Northern, Knees, Trees, and Lights#8221;/abr / strongMP3:/strong a href="http://www.greenlightgopublicity.com/clients/content/lochlomond/audio_download/ song_in_3_4.mp3"Loch Lomond - #8220;Songs in 3/4#8243;/abr / strongMP3:/strong a href="http://www.greenlightgopublicity.com/clients/content/lochlomond/audio_download/ witchy.mp3"Loch Lomond - #8220;Witchy#8221;/a/p


  16. [”The almost imperceptible / and subtle / … the early warnings / and the ...
    17. 14 May 2007 at 5:03am
    pimg width="237" height="333" src="http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d170/happygaby101/200282714-001-1.jpg" /br / strong1: Kinda Shoegazer/strongbr / a href="http://www.moteldemoka.com/lotus/01song#038;i.mp3"A Northern Chorus - Song #038; I/abr / (emSpirit Flags, 2003/em)br / a href="http://www.moteldemoka.com/lotus/AmbulanceLTD-StayWhereYouAre.mp3"Ambulance Ltd - Stay Where You Are/abr / (emAmbulance Ltd LP,2004/em)br / a href="http://www.moteldemoka.com/lotus/06BloodandPeanutButter.mp3"BC Camplight - Blood and Peanutbutter/abr / (emHide, Run Away, 2005/em)br / strong2:Electronica/Warm/strongbr / a href="http://www.moteldemoka.com/lotus/Crepusculum-Away_With_Words.mp3"Crepusculum - Away With Wordsbr / /a(emSky Diaries, 2006/em)br / a href="http://www.moteldemoka.com/lotus/Roll_Film-Now_It_s_Over.mp3"Roll Film - Now It#8217;s Overbr / /a(emScenario Man, 2006/em)br / a href="http://www.moteldemoka.com/lotus/Le_Mepris-Shizuku.mp3"Le Mépris - Shizukubr / /a(emLe Mépris, 2007/em)br / a href="http://www.moteldemoka.com/lotus/My_First_Trumpet-Happy_Plingi.mp3"My First Trumpet - Happy Plingibr / /a(emElectronica Unplugged 2, 2007/em)br / a href="http://www.moteldemoka.com/lotus/AoyomA_Epilogue.mp3"Aoyoma - Epiloguebr / /a(emAoyoma, 2007/em)/p pOk#8230;so now I think I#8217;m back in the game. These last weeks have been the most stressful and sleepless I#8217;ve ever had, but now, I#8217;m done with it all, all of my projects have been turned in and everything is back to normal. I#8217;ve been checking up on the Motel again, after AGES and I#8217;ve been really overwhelmed by the ENORMOUS amount of beautiful tracks that have been posted, I was especially hit by the shortwave tracks, Gold.. audible Gold, thank you Moka!br / What I bring forth to you today is sort of a capricious mix, I wanted to display some of the new material I#8217;ve discovered (Part 2) and some of the other stuff that#8217;s been wandering around in my itunes for quite a bit. I#8217;ve tried to keep it nice and warm once again#8230; I feel that#8217;s the only thing that helps my mood now a days./p div align="right"Image: Lotus Buds/div p align="right"


  17. Northern Portrait
    18. 9 Apr 2008 at 7:35pm
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  18. Australian town in refugee U-turn / Tamworth push for refugee responsibility
    19. 17 Jan 2007 at 12:56pm
    pSeven stories from today that somewhat update, most recently, a href="http://platform.blogs.com/passionofthepresent/2007/01/tamworth_allows.html"yest erday's big batch/a:/p p(See also ABC quot;AMquot; transcripts of segments concerning both a href="http://www.abc.net.au/am/content/2007/s1828613.htm"the vote itself/a and a href="http://www.abc.net.au/am/content/2007/s1828625.htm"a subsequent interview with Amanda Vanstone/a; in addition, a href="http://tamworth.yourguide.com.au"Tamworth's quot;Northern Daily Leaderquot;/a has additional, local coverage.)/p pema href="http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/6270341.stm"From the BBC (by Phil Mercer)/a.../em/p pCouncillors in Australia's most famous musical city have reversed a controversial decision to reject refugees from Sudan. /p pOfficials in Tamworth, which hosts an annual country music festival, had earlier said [that] they could carry disease. /p pThey said [that] they could not to cope with potentially traumatised people who had fled civil unrest. /p pFollowing an emergency meeting, the five Sudanese families have been allowed to settle in the town. /p pTamworth is already home to about 25 Sudanese. /p pThey arrived a year ago and most work in local abattoirs, doing jobs that many locals are not willing to do. /p pThe Australian government is resettling more refugees from Sudan than from any other country, including Iraq and Afghanistan. /p puMean-spirited/u /p pWhen the mayor of Tamworth insisted that the refugees could cause trouble and possibly bring disease into the town, the councillors rejected a request from Australia's immigration department to resettle five Sudanese families as part of a pilot scheme. /p pThe decision caused dismay and anger. It prompted an emergency council debate in Tamworth and public pressure has helped to bring about this U-turn. /p pMany residents were horrified that their prosperous city should be portrayed as so mean-spirited. /p pTamworth is the capital of Australian country music. /p pIts annual festival starts this week and there were fears that the refugee debate would overshadow this famous event./p pa href="http://www.voanews.com/english/2007-01-17-voa22.cfm"emFrom VOA (also by Phil Mercer)/em/aem.../em/p pemCouncilors in Australia's most famous musical city have reversed a controversial decision to reject refugees from Sudan. Authorities in Tamworth, 600 kilometers northwest of Sydney, had earlier said [that] African migrants were troublemakers and could carry diseases. The town council has said [that] it will now help Sudanese families settle in Tamworth, which is preparing to host its famous country music festival. From Sydney, Phil Mercer reports./em/p pThe mayor of Tamworth, James Treloar, says [that] the town council now will accept more refugees from Sudan./p pLast month he insisted that African migrants could cause trouble in the city and bring with them diseases such as tuberculosis and polio./p pThe council also argued [that] it did not have the resources to cope with potentially traumatized people who had fled civil unrest in southern Sudan./p pSo councilors rejected a request from Australia's [immigration department] to resettle five Sudanese families./p pThe decision caused dismay and anger. It prompted an emergency council debate in Tamworth and public pressure has helped to bring about this U-turn./p pTreloar now says [that] the plan can work but only if the federal government and local community are willing help./p pstrongquot;The program needs adjustment, needs modification to suit certain areas. We're hoping that that modification can be made to suit Tamworth and what we're particularly saying is[that] people who have signed petitions, who've put letters forward now need to become volunteers to make the program work,quot; said Treloar./strong/p pstrongAustralian immigration officials now will head to Tamworth to help the city prepare to welcome five Sudanese families as part of a one-year pilot program./strong/p pMany residents were horrified that their prosperous city should be portrayed as so mean-spirited. /p pTamworth is the capital of Australia's country music. Its annual music festival starts this week and there were fears that the refugee debate would overshadow this famous event, which draws tens of thousands of visitors./p pTamworth is already home to about 25 Sudanese. They arrived a year ago under a separate resettlement program. Most work in slaughterhouses, doing jobs that many long-time residents are not willing to do./p pstrongThe Australian government is resettling more refugees from Sudan than from any other country including Iraq and Afghanistan. Last year more than 3,700 Sudanese arrived out of a total intake of 14,000 refugees./strong /p pema href="http://www.news24.com/News24/World/News/0,,2-10-1462_2056175,00.html"From AFP/a.../em/p pAn Australian country town has reversed its refusal to resettle five Sudanese refugee families after being accused of racism and fearing the Africans because they are quot;tall and blackquot;. /p pThe city council of Tamworth in northern New South Wales state decided at a special meeting on Tuesday night to accept the families under the government's Humanitarian Refugee Resettlement Programme. /p pThe nine councillors voted eight to one to welcome the refugees after voting six to three against them just last month, with mayor James Treloar saying at the time [that] he was concerned about crime and disease. /p pTamworth already had a population of 25 Sudanese who arrived about a year ago to look for work, and two councillors who pressed for the new vote said ignorance led to the initial rejection of the five refugee families. /p pu'Blacks frighten Aussies'/u /p pCouncillor Warren Woodly said: quot;It's fear that's behind this.quot; /p pHe said the Sudanese people were quot;striking to look at, very tall, very black, and the first time you see them you do go, boing! But, it's a credit to the human race, they are so striking.quot; /p pCouncillor and publican Robert Schofield agreed, saying: quot;People are frightened of them because they are tall and black. /p pquot;I tell them, I've got a mate in Noosa, a dark guy, real tall, one of those Masai, and just lovely. And I tell them, this is the best country in the world and we ought to be sharing it.quot; /p pImmigration minister Amanda Vanstone welcomed the council's decision to accept the refugee families. /p p[She] said: quot;Australia does have a big heart and you find a good portion of that in rural Australia.[quot;] More than 3 500 refugees from civil war-torn Sudan were settled in Australia last year./p pema href="http://www.smh.com.au/news/National/Tamworth-push-for-refugee-responsibility/20 07/01/17/1168709825865.html"From AAP/a.../em/p pA northern NSW [New South Wales] council has backed down on its decision not to accept Sudanese refugees, but is urging the federal government to cut the bureaucracy and make the community responsible for the new arrivals./p pTamworth council on Tuesday night [Australian time] voted to overturn a ban on Sudanese refugees settling in the area, after its initial decision drew widespread condemnation./p pAt a meeting on Tuesday night, the council voted to trial the resettlement program by accepting up to five refugee families on condition a local not-for-profit group be allowed to manage their resettlement./p pNormal immigration policy would mean [that] a government-funded agency would be responsible for the refugees./p pThe federal government pledged to work closely with the council and plans to send a high-level immigration department delegation to the area./p pstrongquot;We want to work out something that works for Tamworth and it works for us, and that importantly works for the refugees who go there,quot; Immigration Minister Amanda Vanstone said./strong/p pstrongSudanese community leader Malur Shagog said [that] the backflip had placated the town's existing Sudanese residents./strong/p pstrongquot;After the decision was taken by the council and afterwards given to our community, they feel happy and they would say, 'There's no problem',quot; Mr Shagog said./strong/p pMayor James Treloar has slammed the media for branding his town racist and said [that] he had initially opposed the resettlement based on personal research into the program's failures./p pstrongCr [Councillor] Treloar had been criticised after he referred to local Sudanese residents who were charged with driving offences and one with sexual assault./strong/p pstrongquot;Criticism to me personally I can handle because maybe I haven't acted perfectly in this whole debate,quot; Cr Treloar said./strong/p pstrongquot;But criticism of the city has been very unfair.quot;/strong/p pCr Treloar said [that] community management of the refugee resettlement program would ensure [that] all the money was spent on refugees rather than administration costs./p pstrongRefugee advocate Marion Le said [that] she hoped [that] the controversy would prompt the government to recognise the failure of funding agencies from outside the community to manage the refugees./strong/p pstrongNew arrivals are only accompanied to sign up for Medicare and Centrelink, and sometimes to the local school to enrol their children, she said./strong/p pstrongquot;Beyond that they (the funded groups) don't do anything and when you are bringing people in from overseas from situations of trauma you need a lot more than that,quot; Ms Le said./strong/p pstrongquot;You need someone they can count on immediately as their friend and as a link to the wider community.quot;/strong/p pstrongMr Shagog said [that] he expected the resettled families to be happy in Tamworth./strong/p pstrongThe availability of manual work and less overcrowding than in the cities made the town an attractive place for Sudanese people, he said./strong/p pstrongquot;We are rural area people ... that's why the people move to Tamworth because it looks like back home,quot; Mr Shagog said./strong/p pa href="http://www.skynews.com.au/story.asp?id=150055"emFrom Sky News Australia/em/aem.../em/p pThe Federal Government says [that] it's looking forward to working with the regional New South Wales Council of Tamworth, which has decided to accept Sudanese refugees.br /br /The council drew widespread condemnation from refugee rights groups when it previously decided to ban five families from settling in the area.br /br /Tamworth Council says [that] it will now allow refugees to move into the area under its own pilot program.br /br /The program will be run by local non-government organisations and will be reviewed in 12 months.br /br /The council says [that] the number of refugee families that will settle in the town under the program will depend on resources.br /br /It will seek immediate talks with the Immigration Department to discuss funding concerns it has with the Federal Government scheme./p pema href="http://news.monstersandcritics.com/africa/news/article_1247689.php/Australian_t ownsfolk_accused_of_racism_think_again"From DPA/a.../em/p pAn Australian town council accused of pandering to racist sentiment by turning away a group of would-be residents from Sudan has reversed its controversial decision and will now accept the government-sponsored refugees. /p pThe federal government on Wednesday welcomed the change of heart that will see five Sudanese families settle in Tamworth in the continent's south-east corner. /p pSudanese from refugee camps make up about a quarter of the 12,000 United Nations-sponsored refugees the government brought in last year. /p pTamworth Mayor James Treloar had said [that] a majority of the 50,000 townsfolk were against accepting more Sudanese because those already living in the community had been in trouble with the police. /p pCouncillor Robert Schofield, who voted for the decision to be reversed, said [that] locals should take pity on the Africans. /p p'We're a wealthy country, and it's only five families, and the poor souls have got absolutely nothing,' he told local television. 'People are frightened of them because they are tall and black.' /p pOther Australian country towns have been immediately welcoming. strongThere are already 1,300 Sudanese in the Queensland town of Toowoomba, where Mayor Di Thorley urged townsfolk to imagine how they must appear to the new arrivals. /strong/p pstrong'How bizarre we must look from their eyes,' she said. 'We're a lot shorter. We'd most probably look all the same.'/strong /p pema href="http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/story/0,22049,21074537-5006009,00.html"Fr om the Sydney quot;Daily Telegraphquot;/a.../em/p pTAMWORTH'S Christian community has emerged as a major player in the campaign that led to the council rethinking its refusal to accept more refugees./p pstrongSt Peter's Anglican Church Reverend Ken Fenton said [that] while there had not been a quot;co-ordinated and concertedquot; effort by churches to quot;roll the councilquot;, a petition and letter-writing campaign played a major part in its change of heart on Tuesday. /strong/p pstrongMore than 1500 signatures and a raft of letters supporting more refugees settling in the town were collected by church groups, Mr Fenton said./strong/p pstrongquot;There has been some suggestion [that] the churches have organised to roll the council,quot; he said./strong/p pstrongquot;There hasn't been any sort of co-ordinated approach. There would be some who would say [that] the church should stay out of politics. I think a lot of people would say from Christian conviction we've got to care for people in need, even if it does change life as we know it./strong/p pstrongquot;I think [that] the church does have a lot to say in politics even though we don't want the church running politics.quot;/strong/p pstrongHe said [that] the change of heart was a quot;good recoveryquot; from a quot;rockyquot; month./strong/p pAustralia's country music capital has been embroiled in controversy since it refused a request by the Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs last month to accept more refugees as part of a humanitarian program./p pBut on Tuesday it agreed to meet with DIMA today [Thursday, Australian time] to discuss ways [that] the program could work in Tamworth./p pMayor James Treloar came under fire last month for what were perceived as quot;racistquot; comments when he said [that] the town was already struggling with the 15 Sudanese refugees it had./p pHe has since apologised – and yesterday [Wednesday] told emThe Daily Telegraph/em [that] he had been misunderstood. He said [that] it was not that he was against refugees, but rather the Federal Government's program as it stood./p pHe said [that] he had concerns about how refugees would cope when they arrived in Tamworth, particularly with settling in and educational and mental health needs./p pstrongquot;Council hasn't done a backflip and supported the program – council still does not support the program as it is currently structured,quot; Mr Treloar said./strong/p pstrongquot;What I did say was that there needs to be something tailor-made for Tamworth basically, and we're going to have to work with the department to get that tailor-made project for Tamworth.quot;/strong/p pHe added [that] it was now up to the town's volunteers and organisations to help run the program, which is supported by Federal Government funding./p pstrongquot;If our own volunteers and organisations don't put their hands up and say that (they will help), it won't work,quot; he said./strong/p pstrongFellow councillor Robert Schofield, who was one of three members of the nine-strong council to initially support the plan, said [that] he was happy to be quot;moving forwardquot;./strong/p


  19. Great Northern - Home
    20. 8 May 2007 at 1:29am
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