President Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) have enjoyed a highly cooperative and friendly relationship throughout Trump’s time in the White House, but recent events may have severed that relationship.
President Trump has reportedly completely flipped on McConnell, accusing him of disloyalty due to McConnell’s decision to recognize Joe Biden as president-elect after last week’s electoral college vote.
According to an Axios report on Monday, Trump sent a memo to GOP lawmakers attacking McConnell for betraying him after Trump bolstered his Senate re-election campaign.
“Sadly, Mitch forgot,” reads the top of the slide sent to Republican senators by Trump’s personal assistant, written in red for emphasis. “He was the first one off the ship.”
In the case of McConnell, who survived a $93 million onslaught from veteran and Democratic challenger Amy McGrath, Trump’s slide points to polling that showed the Kentucky race in a dead heat until June 19, when the president sent a tweet endorsing the Senate leader.
The slide shows polling tightening again to 51%-40% before an Oct. 31 Trump robocall. McConnell’s final margin of victory over McGrath was 57.8%-38.2%.
President Trump continues his battle to investigate claims of voter and election fraud in November’s election, but many GOP leaders have chosen to acknowledge a Biden victory, despite evidence of widespread fraud.
However, many GOP lawmakers have chosen to stand with President Trump, hinting at plans to challenge the planned Congressional acknowledgement of the electoral vote on January 6th.


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The Cobb Board of Instruction employed Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough as its interim law organization Saturday, just two times following firing its longtime firm Gregory, Doyle, Calhoun & Rogers.
The board’s vote was 6-1, with Jaha Howard in opposition. Howard requested that the board delay the vote right until every member had achieved with the new firm, but his recommendation was voted down by every other board member.
Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough currently represents Fulton County College District and Atlanta General public Educational facilities, Cobb Superintendent Chris Ragsdale said.
Nelson Mullins associates Nina Gupta and Suzann Wilcox will serve as co-guide counsel for the Cobb County Faculty District. Ragsdale reported he would arrange for a meet up with-and-greet between board associates and the Nelson Mullins lawyers this 7 days.
The board voted 4-3 Thursday to finish the faculty district’s agreement with Marietta-primarily based Gregory, Doyle, Calhoun & Rogers, with Democrats Charisse Davis, Jaha Howard and Tre’ Hutchins in opposition.
That vote was manufactured with no any general public dialogue as to why.
Howard asked at the Thursday meeting no matter whether there would be any discussion on the topic.
“That’s why we experienced (a shut-doorway discussion), so we would not be inadvertently into delicate spots,” board Chairman Randy Scamihorn replied.
Thursday’s vote also directed Ragsdale to compile a checklist of other companies serving faculty districts with extra than 70,000 pupils and existing it, alongside with a “recommendation for interim legal counsel,” to the board at Saturday’s distinctive-termed assembly.
The only districts with that several students are DeKalb, Gwinnett, Fulton and Cobb, Ragsdale claimed. Companies already symbolizing those districts were being Gregory Doyle Nelson Mullins and Thompson, Sweeny, Kinsinger & Pereira.
“Based on my conversations with partners at each firm, superintendents and other individuals, (Nelson Mullins) has the working experience and means allowing for it to constantly, reliably and well timed respond to the district’s elaborate lawful desires,” Ragsdale said.
Nelson Mullins will be “subjected to the similar every month retainer arrangement as at the moment exists” with Gregory Doyle, Ragsdale explained to the board just before their vote. The specifics of that retainer ended up not quickly readily available.
As the board’s longtime legal professional, Clem Doyle, a husband or wife at Gregory, Doyle, Calhoun & Rogers, until eventually now attended all meetings of the Cobb Board of Schooling, serving as parliamentarian.
Gregory Doyle also signifies Marietta City Educational facilities. Marietta faculty board Chairwoman Angela Orange stated her district will preserve Doyle on as legal professional.
“We’re not taking into consideration any change to our Board of Education and learning legal professional, and we are incredibly glad with the get the job done of our law organization,” she mentioned. “I really do not know any facts about why Cobb designed that selection.”
Hutchins reported he couldn’t specify why the board fired its legislation business, but he mentioned they felt the university district wanted to “move in a distinct course.” He and his Democratic colleagues disagreed with the termination, but Hutchins mentioned he agreed that the Cobb Faculty District desires a change in its legal services.
“This is an prospect for us to evaluate our existing course of action,” he mentioned.
Doyle did not right deal with his termination in a statement to the MDJ.
“It has been a correct honor for me and for our agency to stand for the Cobb County University District,” he mentioned in an e-mail.
Nelson Mullins now serves Cobb County University District in an interim capacity. Thursday’s vote stipulates the board will discover permanent authorized counsel within just 12 months.
— MDJ reporter Shannon Ballew contributed to this report

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Do law enforcement agencies hold Fascist tendencies and Right-Wing views?
This is a huge question. It could go a number of ways. But the general jist is as to whether Law enforcement agencies: (Police Officers, Community Service, Constables, etc). Tend to hold more fascist tendencies or Right Wing views in comparison to the general population. It could be that the selection process for police officers benefits individuals who hold ethnocentric views or that police culture makes people more authoritarian. Let’s see what the Social Scientists say.
Rather than ask whether members of law enforcement agencies lean towards the ‘alt-right’. Which arguably encompasses many kinds of groups) and fascism. I would ask whether they tend to embrace right-wing attitudes, beliefs and values to a high(er) degree. And, whether they tend to have personality traits such as right-wing authoritarianism, and social dominance orientation (SDO).
Social dominance theory, as well as certain related models (e.g., group position and realistic group conflict theories; e.g., Blumer, 1961; Bobo, 1988; Spitzer, 1975). Would suggest police behavior, such as that exhibited during the King beating, is not only relatively typical of police departments around the country. But is also part of a mosaic of social mechanisms which help to establish and maintain hierarchical relationships among different social strata in society.
They also explain the following which is of interest to the topic:
[…] SDO is conceived of reflecting one’s desire for non-egalitarian relationships among social groups. In other words, SDO is a strongly group-oriented construct, and, as such, it has been shown to be strongly correlated with variables such as: racism, xenophobia, sexism, classism, nationalism, and negative affect toward both real and minimal outgroups (Levin, 1992; Pratto et al., in press; Sidanius & Liu, 1992; Sidanius & Pratto, 1993).
Comparing members of the LAPD and of the county’s Public Defenders’ Office, they made the following conclusions:
First, even when restricting comparisons within the same general domain, such as the criminal justice system. It was found that those a priori classifiable by social dominance theory as hierarchy attenuators (i.e., public defenders) were significantly less dominance oriented than those classifiable as hierarchy enhancers (i.e., police officers).
Second, hierarchy attenuators were found to be significantly less social-dominance oriented than members of the general public (i.e., jurors).
Third, hierarchy enhancers [i.e. police officers] were found to be significantly more social-dominance oriented than members of the general public.
Fourth, members of the dominant ethnic group (i.e., Euro-Americans) were found to be significantly more dominance oriented than members of the subordinate ethnic group (i.e., African- and Hispanic- Americans). In addition, all of the above conclusions held even after controlling for demographic background variables, such as age, gender, ethnicity (when appropriate), social-class identification and income.
Haley and Sidanius summarized several findings in the literature pointing towards how police both attracts people who tend to be authoritarian and have high SDO and socializes people in that direction.
How aspiring police officers perceive trauma victims:
Along the same lines, Liebkind and Eränen(2001) found differences between nursing students and police academy students in terms of their attitudes toward fictional trauma victims (e.g. refugees, victims of shipwreck). In line with SDT expectations, however, these groups expressed divergent attitudes toward the fictional victims. Students of the police academy (in training for HE work) expressed relatively negative attitudes toward the victims, while nursing students (who were following an HA career track) expressed relatively positive attitudes.
What career is attractive for students with higher SDO:
As expected, students’ levels of social dominance orientation were positively correlated with their liking for the HE careers [i.e. “government prosecutor, law enforcement officer, FBI agent, and big businessperson”] and negatively correlated with their liking for the HA careers—even after researchers controlled for students’ socioeconomic status and level of political conservatism.
Sidanius et al. (2003) found additional evidence of self-selection when they examined UCLA students’ attitudes as a function of their career aspirations. In this research, the authors generated lists of careers that could be clearly designated as either ‘HE careers’ or ‘HA careers’. Among the ‘HE careers’, they listed: economist; financial manager; military personnel; national security officer; and police officer […] As predicted, students who were attracted to ‘HE careers’ had significantly higher than average anti-egalitarianism scores than those who were attracted to ‘HA careers’. Even more striking was the temporal sequence of this relationship: students’ level of anti-egalitarianism was significantly predictive of their later interest—up to a year or more later—in ‘HE careers’ versus ‘HA careers’.
How the police promotes certain attitudes among its members:
As SDT would expect, this research largely suggests that the law enforcement system (an unambiguously HE organization) breeds anti-egalitarian, authoritarian, and xenophobic attitudes among police officers. Early work by McNamara (1967), for example, followed officers from the recruit stage through two years on the job. McNamara found that officers’ authoritarianism (which was positively correlated with endorsement of the use of force) increased across time.
And this effect appears to be insidious:
Interestingly, even when police are specifically trained in ‘anti-racism’ and in appreciation of subordinate cultures, the usual socializing effects of the police force still appear to operate. For example, when Wortley and Homel (1995) studied 412 Australian recruits who had participated in such training vis-a-vis Aborigines, they found that despite a softening of authoritarianism during the training phase, within 12 months’ time in the field recruits had nonetheless become significantly more ethnocentric and authoritarian than they were prior to training.
Police institutions apparently also promote behaviors associated with authoritarianism and SDO:
Importantly, research has also uncovered evidence for the process of differential success within the police force. For example, Leitner and Sedlacek (1976) found that the more ‘racially’ prejudiced police officers were, the more likely they were to receive positive performance evaluations from their supervisors.
Many studies can be found in this field of research and for different countries than the USA. For example, this study about British police officers found similar results as described above:
The findings suggest that the police force attracts conservative and authoritarian personalities, that basic training has a temporarily liberalizing effect, and that continued police service results in increasingly illiberal/intolerant attitudes towards coloured immigration.
Likewise with this Australian study with Queensland police recruits:
In particular, attitudes towards gays, the treatment of sex offenders and attitudes towards youth discipline and punishment became more conservative as a result of socialisation at the police academy and on the job. Results indicate a general move towards more conservative attitudes as a result of socialisation.
There is a lot that can be said of police culture and identification, their “us vs. them” mentality and their feelings of isolation, the place of values related to masculinity and heterosexuality, and how police both selects people with certain attitudes and values and promotes these attitudes and values. But generally speaking, it does appear that the police can be conceived as an institution of control which is by its nature authoritarian and hierarchy-enhancing, and its members play the coherent role. And thus it can be argued that the police is attractive to the kind of people you would expect to find among both right-wingers and radical right-wingers, and that it allows them to flourish to some extent.
As a disclaimer, this is about attitudes, values, beliefs which do not automatically and directly translate into actions. That is another big chapter. And the above does not mean police as a general concept is inevitably authoritarian, xenophobic, etc. It is more complex than that.
Do you think that part of the racial bias may stem from the fact that officers are experiencing differential levels of crime by different racial groupings? I would imagine that it is much easier to dispel the idea that blacks, for instance, are more inherently criminal. Via explaining the social and historical factors which disenfranchised and impoverished communities of color to someone who’s racial conception are based on reading the black people commit crimes at higher rates versus someone who is constantly being exposed to black people committing crimes at higher rates at work every day.
Basically, because cops are the ones most directly dealing with the results of the flawed system and having it constantly reinforcing their biases it makes it harder for them to dispel racial biases through theoretical explanations? I wonder if there is data on the effectiveness of racial sensitivity training by level of exposure to minorities which commit a disproportionate amount of crimes? Ie is not easier to erase the racial biases of an officer whose daily work involves dealing with high crime minorities daily versus one who only reads about them?
In 2006, the FBI investigated police forces across the US and released a bulletin warning that white supremacists were purposefully infiltrating police in order to disrupt investigations against their fellows and recruit fellow officers. (Download link for the full pdf. is included in the article below).
There have been tons of studies done showing that police across the country have a strong pro-white and anti-poc bias. Google and you’ll find dozens. Here are a few I pulled up in less than 5min:
So, statistically, police are more likely to arrest black folks for basically everything. And much more likely to use deadly force against them. There are similarly high statistics for other groups such as indigenous Americans, Hispanic and Latinx Americans, etc.
I imagine it would be hard to compare if they are more biased than the general population by these numbers because they have more power than the general population to act on bias. I’m not sure how that would be measured, though political affiliation is easy enough.
Police are much more likely to consider officer shootings of black folks to be “isolated incidents” compared to the general population. Which is more likely to see them as indicative of a larger problem.
According to this study police sergeants, sheriffs, state troopers, and detectives are more right-leaning. Police officers split down the middle, and police chiefs are very slightly left-leaning.
A different study on how occupation relates to political affiliation in the US showed that most careers where the split was pretty even were not moderate, but very polarized. That may be the case with law enforcement as well, but hard to tell as this study didn’t separate law enforcement and the previous study didn’t show that much detail. (Although both were taken from campaign contributions.)
Another relevant finding is that police officer are three times more likely to physically abuse their children compared to the general population:
I wasn’t able to cover everything, but this should give you a good starting point for further research.

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Washington, D.C. - Idaho Senator Jim Risch issued the following statement in response to the Obama administration’s gun control orders:
"The president, during his press conference today, appropriately noted, 'There is no law or set of laws that can prevent every senseless act of violence….' Our natural instinct in response to a tragedy is to try to do something, but action that does not help the problem and restricts the constitutional rights of law-abiding Americans is not the answer.
"I am troubled by the continuing efforts of this president to legislate by executive order when his responsibility under the Constitution is to execute laws enacted by the legislative branch. All proposed legislation should be put before the people’s elected representatives, fully debated in Congress and then voted on under the specific procedures clearly provided by our Constitution.
"The vast majority of Idahoans who have contacted me on this issue are absolutely opposed to any further erosion of their Second Amendment rights."


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Addressing a session of the Coordinating Council to prepare and host Euro-2012 Apr. 22, president of the Ukrainian Football Federation Grigory Surkis said he is prepared to cooperate with anybody, ranging from mayors of host cities to local government officials that have a role in preparing for Euro-2012 finals in Ukraine. His desperation can be explained by the fact that experts say that none of Ukraine’s Euro-2012 infrastructure meets UEFA standards.
Down follows the text of G. Surkis’ address:
“On Apr. 18, the date of UEFA decision to grant Poland and Ukraine the right to host Euro-2012, UEFA monitoring committee had its session. The issue was not to drop Poland and Ukraine off the list of host countries. None of UEFA officials has ever raised the issue.
Instead, members of the monitoring committee listened to the reports by experts who had examined the condition of stadiums and infrastructure in the host cities. Their reports were perfectly objective.
Let me quote some facts given in their reports.
The next 3 to 6 months will be very critical for preparation of stadiums. Only if all the deadlines are met on time can we say that the stadiums will be ready by Euro-2012. In case of a slowdown in projects implementation for any domestic or outside reasons, the stadiums will not be completed in time. So far, none of the stadiums is fit to meet UEFA standards.
UEFA experts have not noticed any substantial progress made in this area. At present, none of the airports can handle the passenger flow set by UEFA. The possibility to use alternative and stand-by airports to handle the traffic are being examined. All Ukrainian airports have the highest risk level – red.
Except for Warsaw and Krakow, other host cities do not meet UEFA demands for accommodation of fans, even considering the 2-hour commuting level to which UEFA agreed. Four cities, Gdansk, Dnipropetrovsk, Donetsk and Kharkiv, do not meet UEFA standards set for the time of handing in applications to host Euro-2012.
According to UEFA experts, no significant changes had occurred since the initial report was made. Meanwhile, all host cities proposed ambitious projects to expand their transportation facilities.
Mr. President, I would like to draw your attention to the fact that these skeptical assessments have been made by experts in the run-up to May 5, the time when Ukraine is to submit to UEFA its comprehensive action plan outlining specified infrastructure elements with the sources of funding, dates of commissioning and persons responsible.
Incidentally, in line with the cabinet resolution of Feb. 23, all central and local executive agencies as well as local governments involved had to update their action plans and harmonize them with the country’s master action plan, specifying preparation of stadiums, hotels, hospitals, airports.
Unfortunately, this has not been done. We are faced with failures to meet UEFA deadlines. We will hardly be able to catch up with UEFA deadlines in 2008. That is why UEFA has expressed its grave concern and issued a stern warning to Poland and Ukraine, giving 4-6 months to rectify the situation. This term expires on June 27. On this day, UEFA monitoring committee will sit, followed by a session of UEFA executive board session the next day.
If nothing is changed, I do not dare to predict UEFA reaction. Meanwhile, Ukrainian officials continue to disregard their duties and presidential decrees and government resolutions. Corrupt officials use the present snafu to line their pockets by taking investors by the throat. They do not care about the attractive investment climate and transparency crucial for such a giant project.
The Ukrainian parliament is bogged down in endless political wrangling, delaying the approval of important laws to implement the Euro-2012 commitments of Ukraine. Corrupt local officials are also fishing in murky waters blocking preparations for the football tournament.
I have never expected that preparations for Euro-2012 will be clouded by such grave problems. The project puts up a lot of challenges for Ukraine, and we are fully responsible for meeting them. Can we do this? It is not a rhetorical question. This question is also asked by UEFA president Michel Platini, who has plans to come to Ukraine in the wake of Euro-2008 tournament. His motives are very strong for holding Euro-2012 in Ukraine and Poland. Remember what he said when UEFA was discussing the site for Euro-2012,”I want Eastern Europe to host our tournament in 2012.”
I would like very much to see that our deeds match these plans of Platini”.


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Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese allows us to revisit some of our nation’s best poets during the height of their prime.
It’s a blast to the past as we travel all the way back in a time machine to 1975. This is when Bob Dylan starts to put together this musical revue. What better way than to celebrate America’s bicentennial birthday than by showcasing some of the best musicians that America has to offer? Or at least the best musicians from among Dylan’s circle.
What results from Martin Scorsese’s visit into the archives isn’t only newly discovered material. It’s a thing of beauty. This is something that’s more than just a concert film. Between current and archival interviews, we get a sense of what it was like to be living and breathing that era’s music. Oh, it’s not only music. Not when you have poet Allen Ginsburg. Anyway, the film certainly captures 1975-76 in all its living glory.
Most of this material is being viewed for the first time on screen. Cinematographers David Myers and Howard Alk shot the original footage in a vérité style. Martin von Haselberg portrays Stefan Van Dorpp, standing in for the late Alk. Whether it’s big or small, the film is sure to be an amazing experience. With the amount of material available, this film could very well be longer! One can only wonder how much material exists on the cutting room floor.
While many of us know director Martin Scorsese for his narrative features, he’s something of a documentary filmmaker. No stranger to Bob Dylan, Scorsese is back with a wonder of a film. One that can tie into the filmmaker’s previous films on Dylan nonetheless. With a run time just shy of 2:30, Dylan performs some of his best hits. “Mr. Tambourine Man,” “Hurricane,” “Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door,” and so many more songs are included. All these songs and more are available on a new album.
As I sat down to watch the film last week, I thought about what a time it was to be alive. I’m a child of the 1980s. As such, I didn’t come around to discovering classic rock and folk rock until the 1990s and 2000s. I know good music when I hear it. At least, I like to think I do. Suffice it to say, Bob Dylan is an American treasure. The legendary musician has always had a way with words and this film allows us to see some of that process at work.
Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese is certainly an astonishing achievement in film. It’s also the very reason why we believe in film preservation.
DIRECTOR: Martin Scorsese
FEATURING: Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Rubin “Hurricane” Carter, Sam Shepard, Allen Ginsberg, Roger McGuinn, Ronee Blakley, and Ramblin’ Jack Elliott


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When Nikole Hannah-Jones, “reframer” of American history via “The 1619 Project,” ascends the stage in the regalia that traditionally denotes scholarly accomplishment to give the commencement address at Spelman College on May 21, she should thank a white man for leading the way.
That white man, though, is not the capitalist who donated millions of dollars to the college, whose founding goes back to 1881 when eleven formerly enslaved women met in the basement of Friendship Baptist Church to learn to read the Bible. That white man was John D. Rockefeller. Atlanta Baptist Female Seminary, as it was first called, became Spelman Seminary in 1924 “in honor of Mrs. Laura Spelman Rockefeller and her parents Harvey Buel and Lucy Henry Spelman, longtime activists in the antislavery movement.” Spelman College, however, retained Christian principles. The 1958-1959 college catalogue proclaimed, “Spelman College is emphatically Christian,” governed by the “ideal” of “the life and teachings of Jesus.”
But in Hannah-Jones’s “Project,” America is founded as a “slaveocracy” with the arrival of Africans on the shores of Virginia in 1619. The white founders and their descendants are nothing more than enslavers. In her black nationalist-Marxist retelling, the ultra-workers, i.e., slaves, are the real founders. America did not experience democracy until the slaves’ descendants took to the streets in the 1960s. More of such “democracy” came in the summer of 2020 in rioting and statue toppling.
The white man who prepared the way for Hannah-Jones was one-time member of the Communist Party USA, Howard Zinn, who taught at Spelman in the years the college was advertising itself as “emphatically Christian.”
Zinn, a World War II veteran set to receive his Ph.D. from Columbia University, was hired in 1956 by the college’s first black and first male president, Albert Manley.
Of course, Zinn hid his Party membership (from at least 1949 to mid-1953). In 1956, after Soviet leader Nikita Khruschev denounced Stalin, many Party members “found a new outlet for their activism in the Civil Rights Movement,” according to historian Maurice Isserman. For example, Tom Kahn, a white socialist, enrolled at Howard University in 1960 to radicalize black students who would then play leading roles in the movement Zinn mentored, the misnamed Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC). Professor Zinn similarly radicalized his students.
Zinn’s stint lasted seven years, until Manley booted him. Forty-two years later, in 2005, Zinn was invited to give the commencement address by Spelman president Beverly Tatum, a scholar specializing in racism who often assigned Zinn’s A People’s History of the United States to her students. In 2011, a year after Zinn’s death at age 87, at the dedication of the Howard Zinn room at Busboys and Poets in Washington, D.C., Tatum described learning about Manley’s firing of Zinn, “a tenured history professor, as legend has it, for insubordination.”
Whether Zinn had tenure is a matter of dispute. Zinn never published anything that could be called scholarly after publishing his respectable dissertation-turned-book on the Congressional career of Fiorella LaGuardia.
The letters from Tamiment Library, linked on the Zinn Education Project, a nonprofit which promotes Zinn and lessons based on his books, while smearing his critics, give a sanitized account. (ZEP also promotes The 1619 Project.)
Manley’s letter of June 1, 1963, (with a check for a year’s salary) informed Zinn that as of June 30, he would be relieved of “all duties of the College.”
In his letter, Zinn insisted that he had tenure. According to the explanatory notes, Zinn was a credentialed professor who had “mold[ed] some of the brightest minds in the country,” namely those of Alice Walker and Marian Wright-Edelman. He was also “deeply engaged in the Civil Rights movement as political activist,” for which he was fired. “As an active member of . . . SNCC he advocated for freedom by participating in sit-ins and other political rallies, often with students from Spelman.”
Manley, who was born of parents of Jamaican descent in Honduras, however, supported civil rights. He had been appalled by the segregation he saw when he came to the United States as a student. But he saw through Zinn’s ruse. The “civil rights” protests Zinn led his students on did little more than result in their incarceration (while Zinn in typical fashion slipped away), drained the coffers of the NAACP for bail and legal fees, and resulted in very few voter registrations.
ZEP presents its namesake as a hero and his black boss as a villain. But Zinn disparaged his employer. In the August 6, 1960, Nation magazine, he referred to Spelman as a “finishing school” that only taught elite black women to “[walk] gracefully, [talk] properly,” and “[pour] tea elegantly.” At the same time, Zinn was encouraging students to defy campus rules about church attendance, dress code, and curfews. Zinn brought a recording of students expressing their grievances about campus rules to a faculty meeting. Manley refused to listen.
The Tamiment Library did not publish other related correspondence, including Zinn’s thirty-five-page memo to the Board of Trustees, in which Zinn compared Manley to a “colonial administrator,” denounced “the air of piety, the ceremonial occasions, the compulsory chapel attendance,” and cast the Christian worship service as “pompous and empty ritual.” Zinn also enlisted the American Association of University Professors (AAUP), who cited Spelman for violating his academic freedom.
Manley then explained that Zinn’s contract was not renewed because he had not written any “outstanding book in history” or “articles of great significance in the history journals.” Indeed, Zinn published in Harper’s Monthly, the Progressive, New South Students, Liberation, Ramparts, and Z Magazine, and his books were polemical accounts of his own activism.
Manley also brought up an outstanding “morals charge” from 1960, warning Zinn with “documented facts concerning your personal and private relationships with a student, which are extremely relevant to your fitness to serve as a faculty member in this or any other institution.”
The student, a minor, had been discovered by police with Zinn in his parked car, late at night. Zinn threatened to sue for libel, rejected the AAUP’s suggestion of bargaining for an additional year’s salary and the opportunity to resign, and wrote Manley, charging him with Puritanical “moralizing” and allowing his sexual imagination to “[work] overtime in order to manufacture some tidbit of gossip about me.”
Manley then threatened to publish an “official” police report, corroborating statements, and statements from neighbors. But by 1965, Zinn had been offered an associate professorship at Boston University and the matter was dropped.
That student in 2016 adamantly denied having an affair with Zinn.
But Alice Walker did not dismiss rumors about the married Zinn’s affair with another student, stating, “We were all in love with Howie.” Zinn was a womanizer, according to even his sympathetic biographers.
At Boston University, Zinn took up the cause-du-jour, the Vietnam War, provoking student protests and draft-card burnings—and disappearing when police arrived. He defied departmental rules and used the classroom as his teach-in.
Zinn’s biography is included in my book, Debunking Howard Zinn, to explain his motivations and expose falsifications in his commercial blockbuster A People’s History of the United States, first published in 1980 and frequently used in classrooms. Zinn quotes selectively, leaves out critical information, uses innuendo instead of evidence, and plagiarizes. He makes it appear that Columbus was set on pillaging and enslaving rather than saving souls and that Douglas Pike described the Viet Cong as teaching democratic organizing to villagers instead of what Pike said they did: commit genocide.
Zinn twisted history to fit the Communist outline in a manner similar to Communist Party leader William Z. Foster’s 1951 Outline Political History of the Americas.
Likewise, Nikole Hannah-Jones recycled a book she had read in high school, Before the Mayflower, written in 1961 by Ebony magazine writer Lerone Bennett, known for coining the term “Black Power.” She, however, took Bennett’s distortions of history to a higher level. She rivals Zinn in the number of falsifications (which I also debunk). She has also let slip that her many distortions were made not always out of ignorance, but knowingly. In a comment on Twitter, she revealed her awareness that slavery had existed prior to and outside of the American colonies. She also revealed in a Los Angeles Times interview her knowledge about the ownership of black slaves by free blacks.
Like Howard Zinn, Hannah-Jones distorts history in pursuit of the agenda of redistribution of wealth—as “reparations”—hence the omission of inconvenient facts. Like Zinn, she glorifies violent protest.
Hannah-Jones, by replacing 1776 with 1619, seeks to destroy the conception of the United States as we know it. Decades previously, Zinn sought to wipe out the idea of a nation founded in 1776 and replace it with an amorphous founding on the backs of the oppressed: workers, slaves, and servants—on land stolen from Indians. For Zinn the United States had no right to exist. He wrote in his magnum opus that to claim that there even is “such a thing as ‘the United States’” was a “pretense.”
Zinn in his 2005 commencement speech referred to a photo on the front page of the New York Times, which “showed ordinary Americans sitting on chairs on the southern border of Arizona, facing Mexico. They were holding guns and they were looking for Mexicans who might be trying to cross the border into the United States.”
It was “horrifying” to Zinn that, “in this twenty-first century of what we call ‘civilization,’ we have carved up what we claim is one world into two hundred artificially created entities we call ‘nations’ and are ready to kill anyone who crosses a boundary.” Of course: There will be no borders in the global communist order.
Recalling the strategy he used in A People’s History, Zinn asked a leading question: “Is not nationalism—that devotion to a flag, an anthem, a boundary, so fierce it leads to murder—one of the great evils of our time, along with racism, along with religious hatred?”—and answered: “These ways of thinking, cultivated, nurtured, indoctrinated from childhood on, have been useful to those in power. . . .”
Sadly, eighteen years later the Spelman College Class of 2023 will be getting more of the same. Their newly freed foremothers, seeking to read God’s word, would have been saddened by what their Atlanta Baptist Female Seminary has become.
Mary Grabar, Ph.D., a resident fellow at The Alexander Hamilton Institute for the Study of Western Civilization, is author of Debunking Howard Zinn: Exposing the Fake History That Turned a Generation against America and Debunking The 1619 Project: Exposing the Plan to Divide America.

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Can you start spotting 3 days after missed period?
Implantation bleeding is generally light and short, just a few days’ worth. It usually occurs 10-14 days after conception, or around the time of your missed period. However, vaginal bleeding has been reported anytime in the first eight weeks of pregnancy. Spotting is also common before the start of a menstrual period.
Can you have spotting when your period is due and be pregnant?
Bleeding during early pregnancy is common Vaginal bleeding is a common symptom of early pregnancy. About 1 in 4 people experience spotting during early pregnancy, usually in gestational weeks 5 and 8 — this is about 1 to 4 weeks after someone expects their period (1).
Can you have light bleeding for 3 days and still be pregnant?
Only about a third of pregnant women experience implantation bleeding after they get pregnant, but it’s considered a normal symptom of pregnancy. In most cases, implantation spotting only lasts from a few hours to a couple days, but some women report having implantation spotting for up to seven days.
Is it normal to be 3 days late?
A period that starts between one and four days earlier or later than expected is considered normal. Most periods last between three and five days, but a period anywhere between three and seven days long is also considered normal.
Why am I spotting after a missed period?
A Missed Period and Light Bleeding If your period is late or doesn’t come at all, you may be pregnant. But newly pregnant women—one-third to be exact—may have what’s called implantation bleeding, or bleeding that is lighter, shorter and spottier than a regular period.
Why is my period so light this month Could I be pregnant?
People often find that their menstrual flow varies from month to month, and some months are simply lighter than others. In some cases, a light period can be due to stress or weight loss. It can also indicate pregnancy or a hormone-related condition.
Is late implantation bleeding possible?
Implantation that occurs on the late end of the spectrum is known as late implantation. The spot where the embryo attaches itself inside of the endometrium can disrupt some blood vessels, which may cause some light bleeding anywhere from five to 10 days after conception, but before your period would typically occur.
Can you be 3 days late and not pregnant?
Your cycle Missed or late periods happen for many reasons other than pregnancy. Common causes can range from hormonal imbalances to serious medical conditions. There are also two times in a woman’s life when it’s totally normal for her period to be irregular: when it first begins, and when menopause starts.
Should I worry if my period is 4 days late?
Is light spotting still considered a period?
No, spotting does not count as a period. Some birth control methods used by women can lead to spotting before a menstrual period. Spotting is common among women who use copper IUD, mini pills containing only progesterone, depot shots and birth control implants.
What to do if you experience pregnancy spotting?
– Take a pregnancy test to see if you’re pregnant. – If it’s positive, call a doctor or midwife to schedule your first prenatal appointment. – If you’re on any medications, ask your doctor whether they pose any risks to the pregnancy.
Is spotting an early sign of pregnancy?
Spotting before a period is generally harmless, and there is not always an obvious cause. However, spotting is sometimes an early sign of pregnancy or an indication of hormonal changes in the body.
Does spotting mean my period is coming soon?
You may see just a spot or two of blood on your underwear or toilet tissue, or you may be bleeding as if you have started your period. Most of the time, there is no reason to worry. In some cases, though, bleeding or spotting between periods can signal a more serious problem.

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Arriving wednesday Jan.26th. More to come.
Mogwai- "Rano Pano/Hasenheide" 7" (Sub Pop)
Brand new 2 track single with download coupon.
OFF!- "First Four EP's" 4x7" box (Vice)
Restock. New punk band with Keith Morris (Black Flag/Circle Jerks). Limited edition 7" box set.
The Cocteau Twins- "Treasure" LP (Vinyl 180)
The jewel in their crown! "The opening two numbers of Treasure are simply flawless, starting with "Ivo," where gently strummed guitar and low bass support Fraser's singing; then suddenly added, astonishing chimes and steady percussion build up to a jaw-dropping Guthrie guitar solo. Topping that would be hard for anyone, but in "Lorelei," the Twins do it, with an introductory, breathtaking guitar surge leading into one of Fraser's best vocals, compelling in both its heavenly and earthly tones and rolls. Not a word may be understandable, but it isn't necessary, while the music, driven on by a pounding rhythm, is as perfect a justification of digital delay pedals and the like as can be found. As Treasure continues, the accomplished variety is what stands out the most, whether it be the gentle, futuristic-medieval pluckings on "Beatrix," the understated moody washes and Fraser whispers on "Otterley," the upbeat guitar lines of "Aloysius," or the slightly jazzy touches on "Pandora." The concluding number ends the record on the peak with which it began. "Donimo" starts with a mysterious mix of mock choir sounds, ambient echoes and noises, and Fraser's careful singing before finally exploding into one last heavenly wash of powerful sound; Guthrie's guitar, Raymonde's steady bass, and drum machine smashes provide the perfect bed for Fraser's final, exultant vocals. Treasure lives up to its title and then some as a thorough and complete triumph."
The XX- "XX" LP (XL)
That's a lot of X's. Back in stock.
Black Angels- "Passover" LPx2 (Light In The Attic)
Back in print and now cheaper. One copy just arrived.
Gang Of Four- "CONTENT" CD+LP (Yep Roc)
Brand new album from the legendary GOF. Both formats! Both formats contain coupon for downloadable bonus material.
Syl Johnson- "Diamond In The Rough" CD (Hi/Fat Possum)
This second of three underrated releases for Hi finds Syl Johnson slowly but surely transforming from a credulous loser into a standup guy no one messes around with. Diamond in the Rough could be viewed as a creative bridge between the slightly formulaic Hi approach of 1973's Back for a Taste of Your Love and the more bluesy and rewarding Total Explosion from 1975. Different from the southern soul belter which distinguished fellow Hi second leaguers Otis Clay and O.V. Wright, Johnson's unique feat lies in his earnest yet sometimes ironic take on love and relationships.
Doc Watson- "Doc Watson & Son" CD (Vanguard)
Originally released in 1965. Top notch bluegrass & acoustic country blues from this icon & his son Merle.
The Kills- "Keep On Your Mean Side" LP (Domino)
Back in stock after a lengthy absence. This is their debut album.
V/A- "Elektronische Musik 1972-83 Vol.1" LPx2 (Soul Jazz)
Amazing compilation from the German founding fathers of electronic music like Can, Tangerine Dream, Harmonia, Popol Vuh, Faust, Neu! etc.
Neutral Milk Hotel- "In The Aeroplane...." LP (Merge)
Reissued, remastered on 180 gram vinyl with download coupon.
Bruce Springsteen- "Rockin' Live From Italy" LPx2 (Vinyl Passion)
Back in stock on double LP.
Jenny Lewis with the Watson Twins- "Rabbit Fur Coat" LP (Team Love)
Restock on vinyl.
Blood Red Shoes- "Box Of Secrets" LP (Universal)
Blood Red Shoes are the Brighton, England-based duo of guitarist Laura-Mary Carter and drummer Steven Ansell. They met in 2004 while they were still in their late teens. After a few jam sessions, something clicked. They started writing songs together and in less than a week they had enough material to play a short set. They hit the road and never looked back, winning the hearts and minds of British dance-punks with their aggressive attack and bleak outlook. They put out a handful of singles on indie labels before being signed by a major label, but when they brought in producer Mike Crossey (Arctic Monkeys, Razorlight), the major label dropped them. They continued recording and made this self-financed debut, soon picked up by England's V2 cooperative. "You Bring Me Down" is driven by Ansell's 4/4 drumming and guitars that sound like the sirens of emergency vehicles, and suggests an unholy union of New Order and the Buzzcocks. "Try Harder" has a slow, clanging, swampy sound and wailing vocals from the duo. "ADHD," one of their early singles, is reprised here with a slightly cleaner sound, without losing any of its fierce power. "It's Getting Boring by the Sea" has a catchy pop melody lurking under Ansell's pounding assault and Carter's grinding guitar attack. "This Is Not for You" is a modern girl group song, with the girl in question wielding a blowtorch guitar to complement her complaints about the frustrations of growing up in a decaying society. "I Wish I Was Someone Better" is a confession full of anger and confusion mirrored in the song's grinding guitar attack. The hook is repeated at the song's end as both a benediction and ironic taunt. Box of Secrets is rough, primal rock and surprisingly melodic for an album full of buzzsaw guitar and primordial drumming. Carter's particularly impressive for the driving basslines she generates from the guitar's low strings while driving the tunes forward with thick, distorted blocks of chords.
Michael Rother- "Flammende Herzen" LP (4 Men With Beards)
Michael Rother was the guitar and keyboard playing half of the groundbreaking Krautrock group Neu, and earlier, a founding member of Kraftwerk. Flammende Herzen (Flaming Heart) is his first solo album, recorded by and produced by Conny Plank in 1976 and issued at the dawn of punk in 1977. Flammende Herzen is, in a sense, the complete and utter flowering of a vision Rother held from Kraftwerk through his work with Klaus Dinger in Neu and through his short-term collaboration with Moebius and Roedelius in Harmonia. Rother's signature guitar sound is twinned with an analog delay, the simple mechanical or "motorik" percussion all wound around simple, yet transcendent, melodies that are nearly anthemic in their strident execution. With percussion assistance from Jaki Leibzeit of Can, Rother crafts a driving, soaring ride into the sonic abyss that is rich with melody and rock & roll rhythm. For Rother, music is a thing filled with light, and tracks such as the title, "Zyklodrom," and "Karussell" feature a cylindrical weave of electronic and organic percussion, opaque but insistent synthesizers playing chord progressions, and, of course, acoustic and electric guitars either chiming in single- and double-string Brucknerian motifs or churning on two or three chords hypnotically into the ether. While some of the themes presented here later became the foundation for a ponderous kind of new age disc music, there is plenty of spaced-out psychedelia and churning rock & roll ellipsis here ("Feuerland") for fans of early Krautrock. This remains one of Rother's strongest and most visionary records.
Sonny Sharrock- "Black Woman" LP (4 Men With Beards)
Black Woman documents Sonny Sharrock's temporary departure from the confines of Herbie Mann's always invaluable patronage. Around the time of recording, Sharrock was struggling to express his own musical ideas within the rigid framework of the successful Mann bands. Black Woman marks an early opportunity for Sharrock's own voice to be heard; he composed all the songs except "Bailero" and personally chose the band to reflect his own interests. The music is full of Sharrock's skittering, trademark clusters of notes and remains at a consistently high-intensity level with Linda Sharrock, Milford Graves, and Teddy Daniel on board. At times the music reaches for the sublime as on "Peanut" with its mandolin-like, vibrato theme and otherworldly improvisations; can music evoke visions like Dante's Rings of Hell? The beauteous "Bialero" with piano and bass figures oscillating around Linda's lilting yet unpredictable voice and "Portrait of Linda in Three Colors, All Black" are Sonny Sharrock in glory. Linda Sharrock's vocals could be alarming to the uninitiated; she doesn't enunciate a single word throughout, except on the traditional "Bialero," instead using her instrument, her voice to express, like her husband does, the inexpressible: those emotions, passions, or exaltations that cannot be rationally shared, only referred to comparatively vaguely by the "knower." The results in this instance were later dubbed "energy music" by some well-intentioned critic. This album is not for everyone, even Sonny Sharrock fans may find the music beyond their wildest expectations.
Brian Eno- "Another Green World" LP (Polydor)
Japanese import on 180 gram vinyl. One of Eno's most important solo albums from mid 70's. The perfect blend of electronic pop song structure & his initial musings with ambient styles.
Miles Davis- "Ascenceur Pour l'Échafaud" LP (Original Jazz Classics)
Jazz and film noir are perfect bedfellows, as evidenced by the soundtrack of Louis Malle's Ascenseur Pour L'Echafaud (Lift to the Scaffold) 1958. This dark and seductive tale is wonderfully accentuated by the late-'50s cool or bop music of Miles Davis, played with French jazzmen -- bassist Pierre Michelot, pianist René Urtreger, and tenor saxophonist Barney Wilen -- and American expatriate drummer Kenny Clarke. This recording evokes the sensual nature of a mysterious chanteuse and the contrasting scurrying rat race lifestyle of the times, when the popularity of the automobile, cigarettes, and the late-night bar scene were central figures. Davis had seen a screening of the movie prior to his making of this music, and knew exactly how to portray the smoky hazed or frantic scenes though sonic imagery, dictated by the trumpeter mainly in D-minor and C-seventh chords.
Hawkwind- "Live 1982" LPx2 (Let Them Eat Vinyl)
Limited edition 180 gram red and green double gatefold vinyl edition - llmited edition of 1000 copies worldwide! 1982 concert by Hawkwind, recorded over both nights of the winter 1982 tour, at London's Hammersmith Odeon. The performances featured guest slots from Michaeil Moorcock and Lemmy. Includes excellent live versions of 'Coded Languages', 'Solitary Mind Games', and best of all, a new wavey 'Waiting for Tomorrow' slipping in alongside traditional favorites 'Ejection', 'Magnu', and a maniacally churning 'Brainstorm'. There's also a stunning version of 'Master of the Universe', recast from its customary, weighty length to a breakneck heavy metal hoedown.
Wooden Shjips- "Dos" LP (Holy Mountain)
San Fran psyche band's 2nd album.
Nine Inch Nails- "The Downward Spiral" LPx2 (Interscope)
Double picture disc version.
No Joy- "Ghost Blonde" CD+LP (Mexican Summer)
Splitting time between Montreal and Los Angeles, female-fronted noise pop group NO JOY are poised to release their debut album, 'Ghost Blonde'. We could say a lot of things about their debut album: that it fully delivers on the promise of their Mexican Summer 7", that it builds upon the revitalization of shoegaze pop in recent times with a melodic fervor and angst that many of their contemporaries fail to capitalize on, that their records look and sound gorgeous, that there are moments on 'Ghost Blonde' that match the challenges laid down by My Bloody Valentine and Lush years ago. We could say those things, but then what would the bloggers think? Probably the same. Oh well. We said it. Killer record from a band to be reckoned with. Ten new songs that’ll singe your eyelashes off.
Audioslave- "Out Of Exile" LPx2 (Interscope)
Back in stock on double LP.
Refused- "The Shape Of Punk To Come" CD+LP+DVD (Epitaph)
The Deluxe Edition of The Shape of Punk to Come will be released as a three disc collection that will include the essential full-length CD, a never-before-released mind-blowing live album and the classic yet bittersweet documentary Refused Are Fucking Dead on DVD. Vinyl is double album with DVD!
Reigning Sound- "Time Bomb Highschool" LP (In The Red)
Last time at lower price as In The Red are jacking all vinyl prices right away!
Nine Inch Nails- "Pretty Hate Machine" LPx2 (Interscope)
Newly reissued & restocked.
Black Keys- "Attack & Release" LP+CD (Nonesuch)
Black Keys- "Magic Potion" CD+LP (Nonesuch)
Beatles- "Abbey Road" LP (Capitol)
Jimi Hendrix- "Valleys Of Neptune" LPx2 (Legacy)
Back in stock & a little cheaper this time around. After 40 years, a number of ill-conceived posthumous albums, and countless bootlegs, one would almost have to be skeptical of a new album billed as "12 previously unreleased studio recordings -- almost 60 minutes of unheard Jimi Hendrix!" The good news is that Valleys of Neptune largely delivers on that promise. Even hardcore collectors will likely be surprised at how much of this album they haven't heard. But much of this material has been available before in some form, official and otherwise. Although there were tons of posthumous overdubs, elements of these very versions of "Stone Free" and "Hear My Train Comin'" were used as building blocks for the versions on Crash Landing and Midnight Lightning, respectively. Additionally, this version of "Stone Free" was included on 2000's The Jimi Hendrix Experience box set, the only difference being that Noel Redding's bass and vocals were replaced with Billy Cox's bass from a slightly later studio session. An excerpt of the tune "Valleys of Neptune" was released as part of the Lifelines radio program box set, but that track ("Mr. Bad Luck" [aka "Look Over Yonder"]) and "Lullaby for the Summer" (basically an instrumental version of "Ezy Rider") were all well-known to collectors. However, Eddie Kramer's fresh mixes make them all sound better than ever. "Fire," "Red House," and "Sunshine of Your Love" are obviously well-known tunes, but these versions will most likely be new even to collectors. "Ships Passing Through the Night" (later transformed into "Night Bird Flying") and "Crying Blue Rain" are easily the rarest tracks here, and may well be surfacing for the very first time. The songs all sound mostly to completely finished; they definitely aren't just rough demos that got added to after the fact (although Mitch and Noel did do additional recording in 1987 for three of these tunes). Most of the tracks have multiple guitar parts, although Jimi probably would have replaced some of these guitar parts. It's not that they're at all bad, but some aren't perfect, and Jimi Hendrix was a perfectionist. "Crying Blue Rain" feels like just a studio jam (albeit a good one), and "Sunshine of Your Love" goes on just a bit too long with an unnecessary bass solo, but the rest sounds surprisingly finished and complete (and being studio recordings, the sound quality is excellent throughout). While it doesn't rise to the level of his other studio albums, Valleys of Neptune is a welcome catalog addition from a tremendous talent who died too young.
MGMT- "Oracular Spectacular" LP (Sony)
Restock of their 1st album.
Andre Williams- "Silky" CD (In The Red)
In my top 100 albums of all time for sure. Sleazy nightclub garage/blues/rock from the dirtiest old man still treading the boards. Mick Collins (Gories/Dirtbombs) provides the stone cool musical backing.
Florence & The Machine- "Lungs" LP (Island)
Back in stock. Price drop too.
The Witches- "A Haunted Person's Guide To..." LP (Alive)
"The best band that you never heard" of is a term that is commonly thrown around with much ado but in the case of The WITCHES it may well be true. Born in Detroit in 1996 from the mind of bass player Troy Gregory (Dirtbombs, Killing Joke) and with the help of fellow Michigan natives John Nash (Electric Six, LCD Soundsystem) on guitar, and producer Jim Diamond (White Stripes, Von Bondies) on electric twelve-string, The Witches went on to record five amazing albums between 1996 and 2006, with the help of a revolving line-up of Michigan musicians, before vanishing into thin air. Though the songs are primarily constructed from the uncontrollable ravings of Gregory's wildly creative and hyperactive imagination, the whole thing represents the point of view of a generation of midwestern outcasts raised on a weird diet of horror films, psychedelic kids' TV shows, glam rock, bubblegum music, Mad Magazine, and comic books. 'A Haunted Person's Guide To The Witches' compiles material from the Witches' five albums, and is a comprehensive introduction to the Detroit band's unique sound.
Albert King & Stevie Ray Vaughn- "In Session" LP (Stax)
In stock on vinyl for the 1st time.
Albert King- "I'll Play The Blues For You" LP (Stax)
It's not as if Albert King hadn't tasted success in his first decade and a half as a performer, but his late-'60s/early-'70s recordings for Stax did win him a substantially larger audience. During those years, the label began earning significant clout amongst rock fans through events like Otis Redding's appearance at the Monterey International Pop Festival and a seemingly endless string of classic singles. When King signed to the label in 1966, he was immediately paired with the Stax session team Booker T. & the MG's. The results were impressive: "Crosscut Saw," "Laundromat Blues," and the singles collection Born Under a Bad Sign were all hits. Though 1972's I'll Play the Blues for You followed a slightly different formula, the combination of King, members of the legendary Bar-Kays, the Isaac Hayes Movement, and the sparkling Memphis Horns was hardly a risky endeavor. The result was a trim, funk-infused blues sound that provided ample space for King's oft-imitated guitar playing. King has always been more impressive as a soloist than a singer, and some of his vocal performances on I'll Play the Blues for You lack the intensity one might hope for. As usual, he more than compensates with a series of exquisite six-string workouts. The title track and "Breaking Up Somebody's Home" both stretch past seven minutes, while "I'll Be Doggone" and "Don't Burn Down the Bridge" (where King coaxes a crowd to "take it to the bridge," James Brown-style) break the five-minute barrier. Riding strutting lines by bassist James Alexander, King runs the gamut from tough, muscular playing to impassioned cries on his instrument, making I'll Play the Blues for You one of a handful of his great Stax sets.
Broken Bones- "Fuck You And All You Stand For" LP (Rodent Popsicle)
Broken Bones' eighth studio album has finally arrived! Broken Bones are one of the few bands that are more ferocious today then they were on their early, classic releases. To this day, Broken Bones are hailed as one of the best and most important hardcore/punk bands ever. Band founder Bones (from ultra-influential doom punks Discharge) has pushed things to the limit with this one; from the first song to the last, the whole album grips you like a vice and doesn't let go until the very end. Fast paced with lots of political kick, "Fuck You And All You Stand For!" is a gripping ride; pounding drums, driving bass, and searing guitar, topped by venomous vocals about political and social extremes. The Bones are back in all their glory!
Wire- "Red Barked Tree" CD (Pink Flag)
At a time when back catalog outsells fresh creativity and newcomers achieve fame by adding a lick of paint to their parents' record collections, it's unusual to find a band who, despite plying their trade for decades, are willing and able to make new work that's as vital and relevant as their own illustrious past recordings. Wire are such a band, and with Red Barked Tree they have succeeded in making a statement that will sound as strong in 30 years as their celebrated historical oeuvre does today. Red Barked Tree rekindles a lyricism sometimes absent from Wire's previous work and reconnects with the live energy of performance, harnessed and channeled from extensive touring over the past few years. Red Barked Tree was conceived, written and recorded mostly during 2010 by the pared-down lineup of Colin Newman, Graham Lewis and Robert Grey -- with no guests. Ranging from the hymnal 'Adapt' to the barking sledgehammer art-punk of 'Two Minutes', the album encompasses the full range of style and nuance that has always endeared Wire to pastel-tinged pop aficionados and bleeding-edge avant-rockers alike.
Them Crooked Vultures- "S/T" LPx2 (Interscope)
Back in stock on double vinyl.
Red Hot Chili Peppers- "Stadium Arcadium" LPx4 (WEA)
Regular weight version of this 4xLP box set.
Heaven & Hell- "The Devil You Know" LPx2 (Rhino)
Back in stock for the 1st time in ages. Black Sabbath with Dio!
Neil Young & Crazy Horse- "Live In San Francisco" LPx2 (Immortal)
Recorded live at the Cow Palace, San Francisco on October 22nd, 1978. Eighteen tracks spread across two 180 gram discs and released in a gatefold sleeve.
Black Sabbath- "Dehumanizer" LP (Rhino)
Deluxe 180 gram version.
Black Sabbath- "Mob Rules" LP (Rhino)
Deluxe 180 gram version.
Little Killers- "A Real Good One" CD (Gern Blandsten)
The Little Killers haven't changed much on their second record, A Real Good One. They have jumped labels and hired a new producer, Jim Diamond, who has given their sound a looser and more relaxed feel. Other than that the New York trio still makes a pretty sweet rock & roll racket replete with the obligatory but somehow never stale snotty vocals, pounding tempos, hooky choruses, occasional handclaps and wailing guitar solos. Short, mean, and tough tunes like "Finger Pie," "Don't Leave Me," and "You Better Be Right" compete with longer, more thoughtful (though still totally loud and rambunctious) songs like the Stooges-influenced "Something Special," "Been So Long," and "Fly" to give this record a more two-dimensional appeal that the first record sometimes lacked. Developing new wrinkles to your sound without abandoning what made it so fine in the first place is a neat trick and much credit goes to the group for working it so well. The Little Killers remain all killer and no filler.
M.Ward- "Post War" LP (Merge)
Back in stock on LP.
Residents- "Not Available" CD (MVD)
From 1978. This is one of the strangest and most interesting recordings in rock history, which speaks volumes coming from one of the strangest and more interesting bands in rock history. Not Available used what was referred to as "the theory of obscurity" (which called for the album to not be released until its makers literally forgot about its existence). It is said to be, questionably, the Residents' second recorded album (in 1974, only to be released in 1978 after utilizing "the theory of obscurity"). A highly underrated and forgotten achievement in the Residents' body of work, Not Available is such an incredible recording to experience that it simply and truly cannot be classified as being like another. While the Residents have experimented within the confines of rock throughout their entire careers, with the exceptions of Eskimo, The Commercial Album, and God in Three Persons, this album achieves like no other. A surreal rock opera resulting in an incredibly weird circus of sound, it is one that simply must be heard to be believed. Vinyl version coming soon.
Thee Spivs- "Taped Up" CD (Damaged Goods)
This is one of the most talked about bands you’ve never heard off, Thee Spivs have been playing raw and primal garage punk music all over London for the last three years in any venue, party or street that will take them.
After forming in 2007, members, Ben Edge (Guit/Vox) Dan May (bass) and Steve Coley (drums) quickly gained a reputation for their energetic and unpredictable live performances. They met up with Liam Watson from ToeRag studios in 2009 and recorded a few tracks of which two tracks came out as a limited one off 7” on 1965 records in late 2009.
After a successful European tour in spring 2010 they set off recording their debut album, ‘Taped Up’ which is now complete and ready to be released on Damaged Goods in November 2010.
It features 14 tracks including their first single ‘It’s True’ plus their new single ‘I Don’t Want It’.
It’s an edgy mix of Punk, Garage and a bit of Rock ‘N’ Roll, it’s a storming debut !
Detroit Cobras- "Life Love & Leaving" LP (SFTRI)
Their 2nd album now back in.
Eagles Of Death Metal- "Heart On" LP (Ipecac)
Restock on vinyl.
Parting Gifts- "Strychnine Dandelion" LP (In The Red)
What began as a one-off split 45 by songwriters Greg Cartwright (The Oblivians, Compulsive Gamblers, Reigning Sound) and Coco Hames (the Ettes, Coco Motion) quickly evolved into The PARTING GIFTS. As if the talents of Cartwright and Hames aren’t enough, their debut album features intense performances from Dan Auerbach (the Black Keys, BlacRok), Patrick Keeler (The Greenhornes, The Raconteurs), Jem Cohen and Poni Silver (the Ettes) and Dave Amels (Reigning Sound, Daptones). The result is an impressive fourteen original songs penned by Cartwright and Hames, as well as a haunting cover of the Rolling Stones’ "(Walkin’ Through The) Sleepy City". Catch the Parting Gifts at Goner Fest 7 this year in Memphis, TN, just in time for their 'Strychnine Dandelion' to make its way into your record collection.
Against Me- "High Pressure Low/Strip Mall Parking" 7" (Sabot)
Against Me! brings us two acoustic songs recorded during the White Crosses sessions. Vinyl is pressed with a cool removable center and packaging includes lyric insert & mp3 download coupon for both songs.
Vicious Cycle- "Pale Blue Dot" LP (Deranged)
'Pale Blue Dot' and is an urgent yet explorative album marking a new era for hardcore punk. The album is a blend of traditional 1980's American hardcore and experimental instrumentation. Vicious Cycle bring an unrelenting, innovative and unique sound that represents the dire state of our planet. For fans of Fucked Up, Fugazi, Refused, and forward thinking hardcore.
Roots- "How I Got Over" LP (Sony)
Back in stock. Their latest album.
White Noise Sound- "S/T" LP (Alive)
The eponymous debut from the Swansea/Cardiff, Wales-based sextet WHITE NOISE SOUND. Completed with the help of Pete Kember (Spacemen 3, Spectrum, E.A.R) and magician Cian Ciaran (Super Furry Animals), the album is the realization of a band conjuring their own particular wall-of-sound - at once relentlessly pulsating and blissed-out.
Hank Williams- "Hillbilly Hero" CDx4 (Proper)
Big collection of Hank tunes with informative booklet at budget price.
Porcupine Tree- "Deadwing" CD (Lava)
Restock on CD.
Badfinger- "No Dice" CD (Apple)
New fancy version that's been remastered & now has bonus material. Contains "No Matter What You Are".
Baby Woodrose- "Take It/I Need" 7" (Get Hip)
Get hip is proud to present, at last, a 7' single by our favorite Danish Garage Psyche band: Baby Woodrose! The A-Side is a track from their latest full-length album simply called "Baby Woodrose" while the B-side 'I Need' is Exclusive to Get Hip and was originally recorded for the Love Comes Down album from 2004. It was never used on the album since the drums mysteriously dissapeared from the master tape. The drums were later restored and the song can now be heard for the first time on this single!
John Fahey- "Blind Joe Death" LP (Takoma)
For his first Takoma release, Fahey essentially presented an altered version of his extremely limited-edition (less than 100 copies), self-pressed 1959 debut. All but one of the songs from that legendary 1959 effort are here, but some of them are 1964 re-recordings, as Fahey felt (correctly) that his technique had improved so much that they would benefit from being recut. The album's mystique probably owes more to the 1959 record's rarity (and utter oddity in the context of its era) than the music, in which Fahey's experimental blues-folk acoustic fusion is just beginning to take shape. It remains a very interesting record from a historical perspective, as few if any other guitarists were attempting to interpret blues and folk idioms in such an idiosyncratic fashion in the late '50s and early '60s.
Otis Redding- "Otis Blue" CD (Atlantic)
Back in stock. Budget priced.
Johnathan Richman- "O Moon, Queen Of Night On Earth" LP (Vapor)
The majority of this 2010 album features just Richman's acoustic guitar and Tommy Larkins' drumming, and they continue to be a fine match, reinforcing the musicality in one another, and they provide gentle but strong support for Richman's songs, bringing out the drama in the melodies and the sensuality and wonder that play such a major role in his lyrics. O Moon, Queen of Night on Earth reveals that Jonathan Richman has grown as an artist, but not at the expense of his humanity or his humor, and just as his music has always come straight from the heart, the artfulness of this music comes not from pretension, but from an artist honestly expressing himself, and doing so with both intelligence and compassion. It's a quietly brilliant work from a singular songwriter.
Booker T & The MG's- "McLemore Avenue" LP (Stax)
Stax reissue of this 1970 album by the legendary R&B combo, also known as the house band of the Stax label. This 'Abbey Road' tribute features four tracks - three medleys and "Something".
Jayhawks- "The Bunkhouse Tapes" LP (Lost Highway)
For the first time since 1986: The Jayhawks (aka The Bunkhouse Album) is the debut record from the Twin-Cities’ legendary alt-country pioneers. Only 2,000 copies of the original LP were ever pressed, and the vinyl has been completely unavailable for nearly 25 years.
Robert Earl Keen- "The Rose Hotel" LPx2 (Lost Highway)
The Rose Hotel is Texas songwriter Robert Earl Keen's first studio album since 2005's What I Really Mean; he released Live at the Ryman in 2006. In other words, it's been a while. Keen enlisted now-legendary fellow Texan Lloyd Maines to produce him this time out, and that was a solid decision -- Maines knows how to produce guitar sounds, acoustic, electric, pedal- and lap-steel, mandolins and banjos, as well as fiddles, and this set is full of them. Maines plays more than a few of those guitars himself. Marty Muse handled the pedal steel duties, longtime mate Rich Brotheron plays a slew of stringed instruments, and former Bad Livers member Danny Barnes handles banjo duties. The material ranges from the title track, which is one of his spun-out story tunes that looks at a pair of lovers who can never quite connect as they think they're meant to, fueled by a shuffling rhythm, mandolins, Bukka Allen's accordion, and some electric guitars for support. The chorus "Sometimes you run, sometimes you stall, sometimes you don't get up at all Sometimes you run, sometimes you fall" is catchy, and with a whining steel guitar, makes for another notch in his trademark tunes belt. The cover of Townes Van Zandt's "Flying Shoes" is rocked up a bit, with a bassline that sounds like it would be more at home on a Brian Setzer Orchestra record than this one. And rock plays a real role here as it has on most of Keen's records for the past decade. "Throwin' Rocks" may have banjos and steel guitars, but it's pure Texas shuffle and boogie. "10,0000 Chinese Walk into a Bar" features guest vocalist Billy Bob Thornton on lead and harmony vocals in a duet with Keen on one of his trademark joke numbers. Greg Brown appears in the same capacity on "Laughing River," a song he contributed to the set which is, along with the title track, one of the album's clear standouts. An acoustic road song, it is fueled by an upright bass, a banjo, and a harmonica, and the two men singing together sounds backporch and natural. "On and On," is loaded with '70s-style country phase shifters on the steel and electric guitars, and feels out of time and space. "Village Inn" is another displaced travel number, a type of song that's a clear strength in Keen's stable, and this one measures up.
Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears- "Tell 'Em What Your Name Is" LP (Lost Highway)
This major-label debut from Austin-based retro soul man Black Joe Lewis is reminiscent of the '60s R&B albums he so clearly adores, right down to its 30-minute playing time. Only one song breaks the four-minute barrier, with the rest at three and some just over two. Fans of the J. Geils Band's initial handful of releases will recognize the same "nuthin' but a house party" influences at work here, with perhaps less blues and more high-octane soul shouting. Lewis' snappy guitar peppers these tunes, but it's the eight-piece horn-enhanced Honeybears that provide the grease for these musical wheels. That's especially true on the instrumental "Humpin'," a succulent slice of Stax-styled funk.
Van Morrison- "Pay The Devil" LP (Lost Highway)
Van's country album from a few years back.
OST- "Oh Brother..Where Art Thou?" LPx2 (Lost Highway)
Super soundtrack from the hit indie movie of 2005. Strong tracks throughout.
James Carr- "You Got My Mind Messed Up" LP (Kent)
If ever there was a soul singer who rivaled Otis Redding's raw, deep emotional sensuality, it was James Carr, and the proof is in the pudding with You Got My Mind Messed Up. Carr was one of the last country-soul singers to approach any chart given to him as if it was a gift from God. Carr was Redding's rival in every respect if for no other reason than the release of this, his debut album recorded in 1966. The 12 songs here, many of them covered by other artists, are all soul classics merely by their having been sung and recorded by Carr. This is one of theMemphis soul records of the mid-'60s, full of rough-hewn grace, passion, tenderness, and danger. A masterpiece.
Brandon Flowers- "Flamingo" LP (Interscope)
Killers frontman releases solo album.
Bob Marley- "Catch A Fire" LP (Island)
Back in stock.

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The Mt. Lebanon Commission made overhauling the municipality’s rules on overnight parking one of its top priorities for 2021. Commissioners amended the overnight parking ordinance in April, but the changes will not go into effect until October 1.
Mt. Lebanon prohibits overnight parking between the hours of 2 and 6 a.m. Streets free of parked cars at night allow fire, police and medical rescue teams to respond more quickly. During snow and ice events, snowplows are able to work at night without damaging or blocking in vehicles.
Overnight parking is intended to be used infrequently and for a good reason—out of town company, for example, or the need for a temporary overnight guest. In the past, requests for overnight parking were done by phone, and the department granted the requests on a case-by-case basis. Several years ago, Mt. Lebanon automated the request system, allowing residents to apply online. Following that change, requests spiked from 60 to about 300 per night.
This places a burden on police officers, who need to compare the license plate of each car on the street against a 10-page list that is generated each night.
As part of their examination of this issue, commissioners found that many residents with access to off-street parking or who are eligible to purchase overnight permits in municipal lots, garages and zones are not taking advantage of those options, and instead are making requests on a nightly basis to park their cars on the street.
The new ordinance grants 20 overnight parking permissions per year per license plate. The Commission chose that number because 93 percent of the requestors made 20 or fewer requests annually. As always, there will be no overnight on-street parking permitted if there is an inch or more of snow or ice in the forecast.
Residents without driveways or parking pads have a couple of options.
In areas with no off-street parking or public parking lots within a tenth of a mile from their homes, residents may apply for permit parking zones, which would enable them, for a fee of $150 for six months, to park overnight from 6 p.m. to 9 a.m. (except when an inch or more of snow or ice is forecast). In order for an area to be considered for the zone, a majority of owners of the property abutting the zone must request it. Requests for the creation of a permit parking zone must be submitted, with proof of residency.
You can also apply for special permit parking spaces, which can be granted for up to two license plates per home. The same permissions and costs associated with permit parking zones apply. Special permit parking spaces will only be authorized for a year at most, but residents can reapply when the time has expired. The parking enforcement supervisor will review all requests for approval and make recommendations to the municipal manager. As with the permit parking zones, this permit will not allow cars to be parked on the street when an inch or more of ice or snow is forecast.


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Neck pain is one of the most common spine-related complaints among patients of all ages. As a leader in neck pain treatment for patients in and around Birmingham, MI, the Birmingham Wellness Center uses the most advanced holistic techniques to relieve neck pain and prevent it from recurring. This neck pain FAQ is designed to answer the most common questions patient have about neck pain.
What are common causes of neck pain?
The neck is a complex structure composed of bones, muscles, ligaments, tendons and nerves, and issues affecting any of these structures can result in pain and related symptoms. Some of the most common causes of neck pain are slipped or herniated discs in the upper portion of the spine (the cervical spine), carrying uneven or very heavy loads like overloaded backpacks, long periods of time spent bent over phones and other electronics, and poor posture. Sleeping on a mattress or pillow that doesn’t provide adequate support can also cause or exacerbate neck pain symptoms. Some neck pain is related to whiplash, a condition that occurs when a fall, car accident or other accident causes the head to snap back and forth rapidly, resulting in nerve and soft tissue damage in the neck.
What symptoms are associated with neck pain?
In addition to pain and aching in the joints and muscles of the neck, when neck pain is caused by whiplash or by a herniated or slipped disc, you may also experience symptoms like pain, numbness and tingling sensations radiating into the shoulders, upper back and arms. Sometimes, symptoms can travel to the mid back or down to the hands and fingers. Without treatment, muscle weakness can develop, resulting in a weakened grip and loss of coordination in the hands. Neck pain is also a very common cause of chronic headaches, jaw, and face pain.
How can chiropractic treatment help relieve my neck pain?
Neck pain treatment starts with a careful assessment of your symptoms to ensure the most appropriate treatments are provided. Most patients respond very well to spinal adjustments that realign the vertebrae while helping slipped discs resume their normal positions so nerve irritation is eliminated. Massage can be very effective in stimulating circulation in and around injured tissues, helping to promote natural healing responses for better tissue repair and renewal. Plus, your chiropractor will provide you with important lifestyle guidance including therapeutic stretching exercises that can be performed at home to help speed healing and relieve symptoms more quickly.
What steps can I take for neck pain prevention?
Neck pain prevention starts by seeing your chiropractor in Birmingham MI for routine chiropractic evaluations to ensure your spine remains healthy and properly aligned. Practicing better posture while sitting and standing, taking regular breaks during work, and when using a computer or smartphone is very important. Your chiropractor can also teach you how to use gentle stretches and exercise to improve posture and relieve strain to prevent inflammation in the muscles and other soft tissues.
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If you have neck pain, seeing an experienced chiropractor in Birmingham MI is the first step toward feeling better. Call the Birmingham Wellness Center at 248-645-6070 and schedule your consultation and evaluation today.


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The new Öhlins RXF34 m.2 Downcountry Fork is now available in Canada.
With this entirely new fork (purpose built damper and air spring system), this is Ohlins first Downcountry offering.
The Downcountry segment of mountain biking has rapidly gained popularity over only a few short years, with shorter travel trail bikes (120-130mm) now having geometry heading into the range of enduro (65-66 degree HA).
Key specs of the new fork:
– OTX18 trail optimized damper
– 34 mm stanchions
– Wheel size: 29”
– Offset: 44 mm
– Travel: 120 mm and 130 mm
– Floating axle design to decrease friction
– eMTB approved
– Weight: 1698g without volume spacers
– Post mount 160mm rotor size, max 203mm
– Maximum tire size: 29×2.6”
– Axle to crown: 541mm @ 130mm stroke
Canadian MSRP is $1699.99


Voters are going to get the final say on whether Colorado should give all nine of the state’s Electoral College votes to the winner of the national popular vote for president.
The Colorado Secretary of State’s Office certified Thursday that opponents of the state joining the national popular vote compact collected enough valid signatures to put the issue on the ballot in November 2020.
“We’ve had so much support and grassroots volunteers, so this is a real victory for us,” said Rose Pugliese, a Mesa County commissioner and organizer behind the petition drive.
And it’s unusual. The last time a challenge of a law went on the ballot was in 1932, after the legislature passed a tax on Oleo margarine. According to the Secretary of State’s Office, the tax was overturned by Colorado voters.
Read the whole story on the Denver Post website