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September 9th, 2010 |
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September 7th, 2010 |
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Well-organized employee surveys determining the behavior, motivation and expose issues are the perfect ways of making efficient communication management.
The Black Crowes | Denver | Pics
September 2nd, 2010 |
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Words & Images by: Mike Hardaker
The Black Crowes :: 08.29.10 :: Fillmore Auditorium :: Denver, CO
The Black Crowes rolled into the Fillmore Auditorium possibly for the last time as part of the band’s “Goodbye to the Bad Guys” tour. After an extensive run of U.S. concert dates scheduled between August and December of 2010, the band has announced they will be taking an indefinite break.
The Crowes are also on the road to support their new album of re-recordings of tracks from their 20 years together titled Croweology. The two-disc album was recorded in Los Angeles and is 100-percent acoustic. During the Fillmore Auditorium show in Denver, The Black Crowes’ entire first set was played with acoustic instruments, a big change from the loud rock ‘n’ roll their rep is based on.
The Black Crowes current lineup features brothers Chris (vocals, guitar) and Rich Robinson (guitar, vocals), Steve Gorman (drums), Sven Pipien (bass), Luther Dickinson (guitar) and Adam McDougall (keyboards).
On September 11 2010, The Black Crowes will be inducted into the 32nd Annual Georgia Music Hall of Fame Awards Show. Former inductees include Widespread Panic and R.E.M.. The event marks the 20th anniversary of The Black Crowes multi-platinum album Shake Your Moneymaker. If you’re in the Georgia area or consider yourself a true fan try and make it down to the Hall Of Fame Awards show; it’s a rocking good time!!
One can only hope the hiatus is not indefinite. The Black Crowes have been putting their heart and soul into rock ‘n’ roll for the last 20 years. As one member of the crowd said, “This is the only hippie band left. Look at him (Chris Robinson) and Luther (Dickinson).” I couldn’t help but agree. With the addition of Luther Dickinson, the guitars were blazing throughout the night; such a great sound.
Setlist
Set I: Soul Singing, Hotel Illness, The Last Place That Love Lives, Ballad In Urgency, Wiser Time, She, Under a Mountain, Whoa Mule, My Morning Song, She Talks To Angels, No Speak No Slave
Set II: Remedy, Seeing Things, Jealous Again, Thorn’s Progress > Thorn In My Pride, Oh! Sweet Nuthin’, High Head Blues, Sometimes Salvation, Halfway to Everywhere
E: Title Song, Hot Burrito #2
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Black Heart Procession:Tour/Mini-Album w/ Lee Scratch
August 31st, 2010 |
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NEW ALBUM FEATURES LEE “SCRATCH” PERRY AND ELUVIUM
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Famed San Diego doom-folk duo The
Black Heart Procession are releasing a limited edition mini-album October 12 called Blood Bunny
/ Black Rabbit on Temporary Residence Limited. Along with 3 brand new BHP songs, the 40-minute EP
includes a collaboration with the godfather of dub himself, the immortal Lee “Scratch” Perry. Additionally,
Blood Bunny / “Black Rabbit features a titanic 10-minute orchestral reconstruction of “Drugs” by ambient
mainstay Eluvium.
Check out “Blank Page” off of Blood Bunny / Black Rabbit here
To celebrate the release of Blood Bunny / Black Rabbit, The Black Heart Procession will tour this fall with
fellow unique folk duo and Temporary Residence labelmates The Books.
Track List
1. Blank Page
2. The Orchid
3. Silence (Remix by Mr. Tube)
4. Devotion
5. Freeze (Remix by Lee ”Scratch” Perry)
6. Heaven Below (Remix by Mr. Tube)
7. Drugs (Remix by Eluvium)
8. Drugs (Remix by Jamuel Saxon)
Tour Dates
Sep 28 @ Le Poisson Rouge, New York, NY
Sep 29 @ The Trocadero, Philadelphia, PA w/ The Books
Sep 30 @ 9:30 Club, Washington, DC w/ The Books
Oct 1 @ Shaefer Theater, Duke University, Durham, NC w/ The Books
Oct 3 @ Variety Playhouse, Atlanta, GA w/ The Books
Oct 4 @ Square Room, Knoxville, TN w/ The Books
Oct 5 @ Jefferson Theatre, Charlottesville, VA w/ The Books
Oct 6 @ Rams Head Live!, Baltimore, MD w/ The Books
Oct 21 @ Somerville Theater, Somerville, MA w/ The Books
Oct 22 @ Pearl Street Nightclub, Northampton, MA w/ The Books
Oct 23 @ Cabaret Mile End, Montreal, PQ w/ The Books
Oct 24 @ Capitol Music Hall, Ottawa, ON w/ The Books
Oct 25 @ The Mod Club, Toronto, ON w/ The Books
Oct 26 @ Crofoot Ballroom, Pontiac, MI w/ The Books
Oct 27 @ Ladies Literary Club, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI w/ The Books
Oct 29 @ Vic Theatre, Chicago, IL w/ The Books
Oct 30 @ Cedar Cultural Center, Minneapolis, MN w/ The Books
Nov 29 @ Music Box At The Henry Fonda, Los Angeles, CA w/ The Books
Nov 30 @ Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco, CA w/ The Books
Dec 3 @ Aladdin Theater, Portland, OR w/ The Books
Dec 4 @ Moore Theatre, Seattle, WA w/ The Books
Dec 5 @ Vogue Theatre, Vancouver, BC w/ The Books
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Koda swings back to black with $0.37m full-year net profit
August 26th, 2010 |
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Mainboard-listed Koda, the designer and manufacturer of home furniture, says it achieved net profit attributable to shareholders of US$270,000 million ($370,000 million) for the financial year ended 30 June 2010 (FY2010), reversing losses in FY2009 as gross profit rose, finance expenses fell and tax over-provision reversed.
The board has also proposed a final dividend of 0.5 S cent per share for the year.
Black Duck: Open Source Projects Drive Cloud Computing
August 23rd, 2010 |
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Open source projects are helping to drive adoption of cloud computing, according to a recent study by Black Duck Software. – Open source projects are helping to drive adoption of cloud computing, according to a recent study by Black Duck Software, a provider of products and services for automating the management, governance and secure use of open source software.
Indeed, open source projects aimed at enabling enterprise …
Wing Tai returns to black in Q4 with net profit of $69m
August 23rd, 2010 |
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Property developer Wing Tai Holdings reported a net profit of $68.92 million for the fourth quarter ended June 30, 2010 (4Q2010). This reverses the net loss of $53.88 million it made in 4Q2009.
Revenue for the three months was up 17% y-o-y to $222.35 million.
F J Benjamin returns to black with full-year net profit of $8.3m
August 23rd, 2010 |
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F J Benjamin, the purveyor of designer fashion labels and luxury watches, says it posted a net profit after tax of $8.3 million for its financial year ended 30 June 2010 (FY10), reversing a $2.7 million loss a year.
The turnaround was helped by the economic recovery in the second half which fuelled consumer spending and boosted sales across the group’s regional markets, says F J Benjamin.
Hsu Fu Chi swings back to black with 4Q net profit of $5.6m
August 23rd, 2010 |
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Hsu Fu Chi International, the China-based candy manufacturer, has swung back to the black with a net profit of RMB 28 million ($5.6 million) in 4Q2010 compared to a loss in 4Q2009.
This comes on the back of a 23.8% y-o-y increase in group revenue to RMB 750 million.
Group revenue for the full year increased by 13.8% to RMB 4,306 million due to an increase in the group’s production capacity, and enhancement of its distribution and sales channels.
Online Surveys – The Latest Tools To Improve Retailer Business Posted By : Rudolf Black
August 20th, 2010 |
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Questionnaire software and market research tip assessments over the internet have altered the way businesses view the field of sales reviews.
Adobe to Release Patch for Black Hat Flaw Aug. 19
August 18th, 2010 |
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Adobe Systems is releasing an emergency update Aug. 19 to patch critical vulnerabilities, including a bug discussed at the Black Hat security conference. – Adobe Systems announced that on Aug. 19 it will patch a flaw in
Reader revealed at the Black Hat security conference in an emergency
update.
The update will cover critical bugs affecting Adobe Reader and
Acrobat, including one revealed by Charles Miller, principal
security analyst with consult…
How Black Hat SEO Abuses Search Engines
August 16th, 2010 |
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A behind-the-scenes look at how search engine optimization techniques are getting malware in front of your computer, and what your organization can do to help search engines such as Google and Bing police the Web. – Designing malware and exploits is only one end of the business for black
hats. Getting that malicious content to users is another.
A key way for attackers to do that is through search engine optimization
(SEO), which boosts the search engine rankings of compromised or malicious Web
pages.
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The Black Crowes: Tall Tales Continue w/ Mushroom Party
August 13th, 2010 |
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MORE WARTS ‘N’ ALL STORIES FROM MR. ROBINSON
On August 2nd Chris Robinson of The Black Crowes began a series of webisodes titled “20 Years of Tall Tales”, delving into the sordid details of the group’s 20 year-and-growing history. In the latest installment Chris talks about the bacchanalian party the band threw upon the completion of the Amorica album, replete with bizarre costumes, psychedelic mushrooms and cameras rolling.
Glimpses of this crazed party scene appear in a promo video from the time of Amorica‘s release.
20 YEARS OF TALL TALES Video Links
#3: Getting Thrown Off A National Tour (1991)
#4: Convenience Store Incident (1990)
#6: Moving From SYMM to SHAMC (1992)
#8: Million Dollar TALL Album (1993)
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Darco Water swings back to black in 1H
August 13th, 2010 |
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Mainboard-listed Darco Water Technologies, the provider of integrated engineering and knowledge-based water treatment solutions, announced a revenue of $26.4 million in the first six months ended 31 June 2010 (1H FY2010), a year-on-year (y-o-y) decrease of 21.0% from $33.3 million in the first six months ended 31 June 2009 (1H FY2009).
Despite the drop in revenue, the group improved its gross profit and margins during the period and turned in a positive net profit after tax of $0.7 million in 1H FY2010.
Food Empire swings back to black with 1H profit of $9.4m
August 13th, 2010 |
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Food Empire Holdings, the manufacturer of instant beverage products, frozen convenience food and snacks, says it achieved a turnaround in the first half of 2010 with a profit after tax of US$6.9 million ($9.4 million), compared to a loss of US$2.2 million loss for the same period last year.
The strong results came on the back of a surge in sales, particularly in the group’s largest market of Russia. The group’s revenue for the first half of this year was US$81.9 million, an increase of 47.0% compared to the same period in 2009.
Sarin Tech in the black with net profit of $4.6m for 2Q
August 10th, 2010 |
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Mainboard-listed Sarin Technologies, the manufacturer of precision technology products for the evaluation of diamonds, says for the three months ended 30 June 2010 (2QFY2010), revenue rose 290% over the previous corresponding period to a record quarterly high of US$14.3 million ($19.4 million).
The increase was broad-based across all geographical segments and was boosted by ongoing positive momentum in Galaxy product-related activities which contributed more than 10% of group revenue. On a sequential quarterly basis, revenue was up 6% with broad based growth across all regions except Africa, which benefited from significant sales to a major new client in Q1 2010. The group recorded revenue of US$27.9 million in 1HFY2010, an improvement of 489% over 1HFY2009.
JamBase Questionnaire: The Black Crowes
August 7th, 2010 |
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Welcome back to JamBase’s baker’s dozen to the bright lights of the music world. Last time we heard from Scott Tournet of Grace Potter & The Nocturnals and Blues & Lasers.
No one drums quite like Steve Gorman. The only original founding member besides the Robinson Brothers in The Black Crowes literally follows his own beat. Like Zep’s John Bonham (easily the most apt ancestor one can find), Gorman knows the spread from New Orleans rolls to Valhalla shaking power fills to delicate, jazz textured intricacy but never utilizes these elements in a familiar or obvious way. Gorman’s rhythm sensibility, in all its wonderfully idiosyncratic grooving, is as much a trademark part of the Crowes’ sound as the massive guitar riffs or Chris’ eloquent barding. Potent as all get out, his stick work has a unique swing that intertwines with rather than overpowers songs, underpinning the superstructure of the Crowes with resilience and great creativity.
Gorman and the rest of the flock fly very high indeed on the newly released Croweology, a two-disc, acoustic leaning stroll through 20 shining moments from the past 20 years. Picked and executed with obvious passion and care, this set shines a light on both the widely-known (“She Talks To Angels,” “Jealous Again,” “Remedy”) and deep catalogue cuts (“Downtown Money Waster,” “Soul Singing,” “Morning Song”), finding gospel inflection and sparkling freshness in highly personal numbers like “Ballad In Urgency/Wiser Time” but also the well-worn hits. The intention behind this career-spanning assortment is clear – to offer a succinct idea of what constitutes Black Crowes Music – and the band succeeds beyond expectation. Even diehards will likely find much to love in these warmly massaged variations, which continually offer small, subtle surprises to the attentive ear. More than anything, one comes away with the sense that there’s still a lot of life left inside this music and the folks who make it.
The Crowes embark on the “Say Goodnight to the Bad Guys Tour” starting August 13th in Milwaukee and concluding with a multi-night run at the Fillmore in San Francisco in December. These three-hour performances (in most markets) are being billed as “Acoustic Hors D’oeuvres followed by an Electric Reception with The Black Crowes,” and will consist of a 90-minute acoustic set followed by a 90-minute electric set. See full tour dates here. (Dennis Cook)
Here’s what Steve had to say to our inquiries.
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1. Great music rarely happens withoutÂ…
Instruments
2. The first album I bought wasÂ…
Beatles VI
3. The last song or album to really flip my wig wasÂ…
Wilco’s Sky Blue Sky
4. When I was a kid I wanted to grow up to beÂ…
A drummer in a rock band and Arsenal’s striker. One out of two ain’t bad.
5. My favorite sort of gig isÂ…
A large festival gig wherein our set (A) follows that of a band I always wanted to see but hadn’t yet and (B) immediately precedes a World Cup match.
6. One thing I wish people knew about me isÂ…
That I am extremely happy with how little about me people actually know.
7. I love the sound ofÂ…
Any crash cymbal and my kids having a good time. Not necessarily in that order.
8. One day I hope to make an album as fantastic asÂ…
Any of the many albums that I love. There are too many to pick just one, or two, or thirty.
9. The best meal I ever had on tour was atÂ…
A restaurant in Madrid that I swore I would always remember, but of course can’t. But, if you put me in the same hotel, whose name I have also forgotten, I could get you to that restaurant. Straight out the front door, go left at the fork, down the second alley to the right and bingo!
10. I always find the coolest audiences inÂ…
Glasgow, Scotland
11. The worst habit I’ve picked up being on the road all the time isÂ…
Again, there are too many to pick just one, or two, or thirty.
12. The Beatles or the Stones? Por que?
The Beatles. Did anyone else throw down over 200 songs (that every person over 35 years old in the Western hemisphere has heard and can hum along to) in only 7 years? I don’t think so.
13. The craziest thing I ever saw wasÂ…
An oil executive explain that the ocean is very, very large, and that the oil spill was comparatively very, very small.
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Black Crowes: “Remedy” On Kimmel
August 6th, 2010 |
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CROWEOLOGY OUT NOW; TOUR STARTS AUGUST 13
On Tuesday, The Black
Crowes stopped by The Tonight Show with Jay Leno to perform an acoustic
version of “My Morning Song.” On Wednesday, the band treated Jimmy Kimmel Live to their classic
“Remedy”
off The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion. Check it out below.
Croweology, a double album of all-acoustic material with new arrangements of their best-loved
songs and deep cuts, is out now. The “Say Goodnight to the Bad Guys” 2010 tour starts August 13 at the Riverside
Theatre in Milwaukee.
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