Wednesday 22 June 2011

Monckton compares Garnaut to Hitler

A British politician has called the Australian Government's chief climate change adviser, Professor Ross Garnaut, a fascist.
Footage has been posted on the internet of a speech Lord Christopher Monckton gave to a conference in Los Angeles earlier this month.
In it he displayed a Nazi swastika next to a quote from Professor Garnaut.
Lord Monckton compared statements made by Adolf Hitler to Professor Garnaut's suggestion that people should accept the mainstream science of climate change.
"That again is a fascist point of view, that you merely accept authority without question. Heil Hitler, on we go," he said.
The Scottish peer is scheduled to speak at the Association of Mining and Exploration Companies (AMEC) conference in Perth next week.
Opposition Leader Tony Abbott, who met Lord Monckton last year, will also address the AMEC conference along with independent MP Rob Oakeshott and Liberal Senator Mathias Cormann.
Lord Monckton, a one-time adviser to former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher, is known around the world for his argument that humans are not damaging the climate.
Last year he told a Canberra audience that proponents of climate change wanted to establish a "world government... that would have shut down democracy worldwide".
On Tuesday night, Professor Garnaut criticised the Federal Opposition's climate policy stance, saying "bitterness and rancour" had arisen in the debate.
He dismissed the Coalition's stance to take direct action, saying carbon pricing "happens to be the low-cost way of meeting national targets".
"If countries want to shoot themselves in the foot by doing things in an expensive way they are free to do so. We would be foolish also to meet our targets in an expensive way," he said.
"There is no reason that carbon pricing should be a matter of partisan political division in Australia - and it wasn't only a few years ago."
He alluded to nations like Britain and New Zealand that have conservative governments and emissions trading schemes, saying action on climate change should transcend political boundaries.
"In much of the world, perhaps everywhere except in contemporary Australia and the United States, concern for global warming is a conservative as much as a social democratic issue," he said.
@'ABC' 
The man is a complete fugn moron, bankrolled by Gina again no doubt...

Katapulko series: Love Takes You Higher (mixed by MeLo-X) Vol 1

01 Cris Prolific ‘Liberian Girl’ remix [Michael Jackson Tribute]
02 ComputerJay-’Epiphany’
03 Walter Mecca – ‘Supaa baad’
04 AD Bourke – ‘One For Me’
05 Hawthorne Headhunters- ‘Shining Star’ [Instrumental]
06 Onra – ‘High Hopes’ ft. Reggie B
07 Little Dragon – Fortune [AFTA-1 remix]
08 Waajeed – Fresh Boogie
09 Harmonic313 – Falling Away feat. Steve Spacek
10 Jneiro Jarel – Android Romance 1 & 2
11 Jesse Boykins III – AmorUs [MeLo-X remix]
12 J-Tronius – Naturally
13 Space Invadas – So Strong
14 MeLo-X – Orgasmic Audio [Still Dreaming]
15 Bilal – Free
16 Fresh Daily – Astral Dance feat. Nicholaus Ryan Gant [prod. Flying Lotus]
17 Ruckazoid – ‘If You Want My Love’
18 Jimmy Edgar – ‘Turn You Inside Out’
19 Machinedrum- ‘You & Me & You
20 Kesed – ‘Galaxy Ride’
21 Dolphin – ‘Machine Kiss’
22 Alex Moulton – Love Is Alive [RVRSplay Check The Kicks Remix]
23 Gosub – ‘Black Nova in G’
24 Prince Quan Luv feat. Rickstar & Old Money Massive – ‘Galaxy Ridin’ [prod. by Chief Encore]
25 Chico Mann – ‘All that is Rising’
26 B Bravo – ‘Computa Love’
27 Johnny Voltik – ‘Do You’
28 Dam Funk – ‘I Like Your Big Azz
29 J1 – ‘The Set Up’
30 RVRSPlay feat. Peter Hadar- ‘Glow’ Available for download here
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LEAKED: UK copyright lobby holds closed-door meetings with gov't to discuss national Web-censorship regime

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The 'Sissy Boy Experiment' (CNN)



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Ad break # 26 (Official Happy Hot Dog Man)

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Frank Ocean - Novacane

'Seroxat Taken On Trust' (Panorama BBC)








Seroxat is one of the world’s biggest selling and [we are told] most successful anti-depressants. But this Panorama investigation discovers the drug may have a darker side – the programme reports that people can get hooked on it, suffering serious withdrawal symptoms when they try to come off it.
For some it can lead to self harm and even suicide. But little warning of these possible side effects accompanies the drug.
These are accusations that the drug’s maker GlaxoSmithKline denies.
The programme follows one Seroxat user and charts her nine month struggle to wean herself off it.
Panorama also spoke to Dr David Healy, an expert on the drug who has had access to confidential Seroxat studies in the GlaxoSmithKline archives.
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Australia unveils cybercrime laws to combat global threat

Simon Owens 
"Every magazine, television network, or radio station with an archive is sitting on gold."

Bon Iver - Holocene (Fallon)


Bon Iver stopped by Fallon to play the heartbreaking Holocene, taken of their new album Bon Iver, Bon Iver (out now). One of the many highlights on the LP. Yesterday, Justin Vernon and his band played Calgary and Skinny Love on The Colbert Report - watch that performance here.
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The Curse of the Crocodile: Russia's Deadly Designer Drug

Irina Pavlova, a recovering krokodil addict, at the Chichevo rehab center in Russia, rocking Artiom Tiomkin — the baby of another resident — on June 13, 2011
Mae Ryan for TIME
The new arrivals at the drug rehab center in Chichevo, a tiny village that is a two hours' drive east of Moscow, are usually given two weeks without chores to recover from the nausea, pain and sleeplessness of withdrawal. After that, between Bible study and prayer (the center is run by Pentecostals), they have to start chopping firewood, hauling water from the village well or otherwise helping around the old wooden house. But a lot more leeway was allowed in the case of Irina Pavlova, the only resident at the center who is addicted to krokodil, or crocodile, Russia's deadliest new designer drug.
There is no good medical explanation for why Pavlova survived her addiction. The average user of krokodil, a dirty cousin of morphine that is spreading like a virus among Russian youth, does not live longer than two or three years, and the few who manage to quit usually come away disfigured. But Pavlova says she injected the drug nearly every day for six years, having learned to cook it in her brother's kitchen. "God must have protected me," she says. But the addiction still left some of its trademark scars. She developed a speech impediment, and her pale blue eyes have something of a lobotomy patient's vacant gaze. "Her motor skills are shot from the brain damage," says Andrei Yatsenko, the house manager, who was addicted to heroin for seven years. "She'll try to walk forward and instead jolts back into something. So we try to be gentle with her."
As typically happens in Russia, Pavlova began her drug use as a teenager shooting a substance called khanka, a tarlike opiate cooked from poppy bulbs, then graduated to heroin and finally, at the age of 27, switched to krokodil, because it has roughly the same effect as heroin but is at least three times cheaper and extremely easy to make. The active component is codeine, a widely sold over-the-counter painkiller that is not toxic on its own. But to produce krokodil, whose medical name is desomorphine, addicts mix it with ingredients including gasoline, paint thinner, hydrochloric acid, iodine and red phosphorous, which they scrape from the striking pads on matchboxes. In 2010, between a few hundred thousand and a million people, according to various official estimates, were injecting the resulting substance into their veins in Russia, so far the only country in the world to see the drug grow into an epidemic...
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Simon Shuster @'TIME'

Very graphic video of the effects of  'Krokodil' after the jump

Louis Theroux: The Most Hated Family in America

The Most Hated Family in America is a TV documentary written and presented by the BBC’s Louis Theroux about the family at the heart of the Westboro Baptist Church.
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Portishead - ATP I'll Be Your Mirror London Mixtape

00.00 "...They Don't Sleep Anymore on the Beach..." / Monheim - Godspeed You! Black Emperor
13.19 We Carry On - Portishead
19.44 A Cold Freezin' Night - The Books
23.04 Gazzillion Ear - Doom
27.15 You Fucking People Make Me Sick - Swans
32.20 Yang Yang - Anika
35.11 Real Love - Factory Floor
42.32 Infinity Skull Cube - DD/MM/YYYY
45.51 Untilted - Helen Money
51.42 "Four Spirits In A Room" Excerpt - Alan Moore & Stephen O'Malley
56.50 Plaster Casts Of Everything - Liars
60.43 8 Steps To Perfection - Company Flow
65.23 Written On The Forehead - PJ Harvey
68.49 Arabic Emotions - The London Snorkeling Team
71.27 Wulfstan - BEAK>
77.28 When My Baby Comes - Grinderman
84.09 Paris Signals - S.C.U.M.
88.30 Lovers With Iraqis - Foot Village
92.18 Gratitude - Acoustic Ladyland
96.29 Violence - The Telescopes
100.01 Hannibal - Caribou
106.15 Walk In The Park - Beach House

Australian web censorship makes entrance

State Of The Ocean: 'Shocking' Report Warns Of Mass Extinction From Current Rate Of Marine Distress

Lupe Fiasco VS Bill O'Reilly


Bill O'Reilly accuses Lupe of misleading Americans???
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Zomby - A Devil Lay Here (Free Download)


The next single 4AD are releasing from Zomby's upcoming album is "A  Devil Lay Here", which is available as a free download (MP3 or WAV) via  the 4AD site.  It's also being released as a limited 7", which carries B side  "Basquiat". "A Devil Lay Here" is the second single to be released from  the album, Dedication, which is due for release on 4AD on 11 July. Get it here.
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Lulzsec, Anonymous join forces to hack governments of the world

♪♫ Radiohead - Staircase (live From the Basement)

Paul Kelso 
Hold on a moment - says "No "historic agreement" on Team GB and no discussions with BOA. Seeking clarification!" Shambles ahoy!

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♪♫ Nils Lofgren - Keith Don't Go

By the way if you missed this you are an idiot!!!

A London Somet’ing - Jungle Forever

“What matters is the work”: 25 lessons for creatives in Patti Smith’s ‘Just Kids.’

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Time to quit Afghanistan

Tuesday 21 June 2011

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Beastie Boys - Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win [Feat. Santigold] (Major Lazer Remix Edition)

SBTRKT – SBTRKT (2011 - Albumstream)

SBTRKT made his name hiding behind a mask, remixing the likes of M.I.A., Basement Jaxx and Modeselektor. And here, he’s kept the veneer while doing somewhat of a showy back-flip – by bringing in an A-grade line-up of guest vocalists, he’s given his own music the stage and produced a debut album almost unbelievably bursting with ground-zero moments, unexpected side-turns and slinky promises. This set packs the kind of hustle biologically required to (hopefully) scale the charts and explode into new places.
It’s a both timeless and timely album, for the mix of right-now production – a haughty brew of clean-but-intricate beats, squeaks and wobbles – with chart-ready choruses. On headphones, it’s fixated on the image of a desolate figure lugging their emotional haul through the dancefloor while the night goes on around them, free of fluff and full of power. Through the right PA, its mini-breakbeats fly across open space like strobe-lit ping-pong balls. Each trick is as impressive.
Sampha’s vocals are striking, frequently courting the edge of tears – especially on Hold On where he pleads, “You’re giving me the coldest stare / Like you don’t even know I’m here”. And so it continues, with other such imagery, of “ghostly enemies” on Trials of the Past and breaking down the blockade of “Pharoah’s guards, Kings and Queens” on Pharoahs, featuring the blindingly impermeable vocals of Roses Gabor. On Right Thing to Do, Jessie Ware comes through even stronger than the twisted bass and thumping 808s, mournfully purring “Let me eat all these lies up / Let me hide, let me hide them”. It’s simple heartbreak, unusually matched with such an upbeat arrangement.
But as the pace drops and the cycle restarts, sobriety creeps back in. This album is paced like a perfect DJ set – it reads the listener with incredible insight, combining the immediate and familiar with intense passages of warm-up, breaking to allow for moments of blank space and reflection. The mix of shiny vocals with tight, accelerated textures is steeped deep in a glorious combination of two-step, UK funky, dubstep, US RnB and Chicago house. Add that to the compendium of a killer pop sensibility, infectious bubbling rhythms, unbridled energy and astounding curation from the man in the mask, and what we have here is the promise of this decade’s Timbaland.
(BBC Reviews)


Black hole shreds star, sparking gamma ray flash

DJ Andy Smith - Document 4

Dershowitz Promotes Settlement for Strauss-Kahn as Hotel Housekeeper Lawyers Up

Monday 20 June 2011

Postcards from Hell

♪♫ Hype Williams @ Sonar 2011



Iori Tomita - New World Transparent Specimens

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