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'Nuff said. From This isn't happiness.

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jobdewit says...

Back in the day I used to be a bit of chart obsessed pop geek. It seemed to still matter then. Anyway, one of the music charts on the radio was this thing called the Moordlijst ("Hit List", in the literal sense), a weekly countdown of the best albums as voted for by around fifty music journalists and DJs. It started in the late '80s. When I was at university in the early '90s, I wrote an article about its tastemaking powers for the faculty magazine. I was somehow too embarrassed to tell my collegues this when I ended up working for VPRO, who broadcasted the Moordlijst. Let alone when I was asked to host the show in 1997.

Too make a long story short, I did that for about a year but kept voting for the chart until recently, long after it had stopped airing anywhere (it was still getting published on the website of the magazine OOR). It was nice be in the clear about what my five favourite albums were at any given time. It also comes in handy when people ask me "what's good right now", which they sometimes do. But no more. OOR announced this week that it has terminated the chart, with apparently no more than five critics regularly contributing. An overdue sign of the times, probably, but allow me a moment of nostalgia.

My last vote, from just a few weeks ago:

1. 2562 - Unbalance
2. various artists - 5 Years of Hyperdub
3. Julian Casablancas - Phrazes for the Young
4. The Flaming Lips - Embryonic
5. Broadcast & The Focus Group - Broadcast and the Focus Group Investigate Witch Cults of the Radio Age

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Michael says...

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t3mujin says...

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Andy says...

January, 2008 through September, 2009

Source: Oklahoma Employment Security Commission

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This is a detailed review of the Worden Telechart 2000 / 2007 Stock Charting and Screening Package, the tool that I actually use. I have been a member of the Telechart community for over 10 years from a wet behind the ears beginner to an experienced Trader. Through this maturing experience I have used Telechart religiously to provide a view of the US Stock Markets that I do not believe is available anywhere else.

I have reviewed many Stock Charting (Technical Analysis) Packages over the years but in my opinion NONE offer what Telechart offers, a fantastic price with an excellent array of features, but Telechart offers you much much more.

·       Powerful screening and sorting.

·       A huge user community.

·       Individual Stock Analysis by Don & Peter Worden

·       The Daily Worden Report, by Don Worden

·       Proprietary Indicators (TSV, Money Stream & Balance of Power)

·       “The Knights of the Round Table”

Telechart not only allows you to plot charts, it enables you to learn from the best and see how they Analyze Stocks and do what they do. Even better they encourage you to “Think for yourself” this is after all one of the goals of the Liberated Stock Trader, “enabling you with the tools and the knowledge to make your own decisions, to impact your future”.

Barry D. Moore

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This is a detailed review of the Worden Telechart 2000 / 2007 Stock Charting and Screening Package, the tool that I actually use. I have been a member of the Telechart community for over 10 years from a wet behind the ears beginner to an experienced Trader. Through this maturing experience I have used Telechart religiously to provide a view of the US Stock Markets that I do not believe is available anywhere else.

I have reviewed many Stock Charting (Technical Analysis) Packages over the years but in my opinion NONE offer what Telechart offers, a fantastic price with an excellent array of features, but Telechart offers you much much more.

·       Powerful screening and sorting.

·       A huge user community.

·       Individual Stock Analysis by Don & Peter Worden

·       The Daily Worden Report, by Don Worden

·       Proprietary Indicators (TSV, Money Stream & Balance of Power)

·       “The Knights of the Round Table”

<<...>>

Telechart not only allows you to plot charts, it enables you to learn from the best and see how they Analyze Stocks and do what they do. Even better they encourage you to “Think for yourself” this is after all one of the goals of the Liberated Stock Trader, “enabling you with the tools and the knowledge to make your own decisions, to impact your future”.

Barry D. Moore

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D says...

Chart candy! Thank you DDR&E!

PS. The organization of the chart does not mean anything in real life, as noted in the legend.

"Control of Compromising Emanations." It is not part of Information Security. Is this odd? Anyone?

It basically means that some agency [say, the DOD] is studying the noise of electromagnetic wave signals released, intentionally and non-intentionally, by agencies that do important and/or secret things that may contain information that, if intercepted by bad guys, could be a threat to national security. These studies are under the codename TEMPEST, the practice of which as been going on for a long while, ie. intercepting messages.

Notes:
TEMPEST is not an acronym for anything, but a backronym
The Van Eck technique was used in Neal Stephenson's Cryptonomicon
I quite like Neal Stephenson.

via:
Request for Help: Acquisition Security Related Policies & Issuances Chart
http://infosthetics.com/archives/2009/11/request_for_help_acquisition_security_related_policies_issuances_chart.html

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bassmusic says...

Big ups to all Dubloaded crew last night - me and Skinnz warmed up for L.D who dropped dubplate set full of warm, tribally goodness,  and Noah D all the way from the US who mashed it up propah.  So the fact that it was Dubloaded means it's the middle of the month, but hey - here's our (slightly depleted) chart for November.  Everyone must be on holiday or something.  Still, some people have written essays so that should keep you reading for a bit...

HeavyFeet:  Falty DL - 'Party'.  Not something we'd play out usually but definitely something worthy of listening to lots at home, and therefore definitely worthy of a chart placing.

Terry Hooligan: Apathy ft. B Real & Celph Titled - Shoot First  Despite the fact its produced by Mike Shinoda from pop/rock/emo/rap strokers Linkin Park, this is massive. Sounding like a lost track from Cypress Hills first album, it reminds me of golden era hip hop. Which is why its my tune of the month.

James Fox: Jose James - 'Black Magic' (Joy Orbison's recreation) [Brownswood]  Great vocal on this, you wouldn't think it would work but it does. Oodles of bass and the drums are great too. Lovely.

I.D: Bibio - Dwrcan (Eskmo Remix) [Warp] Eskmo has totally nailed his sound over the last 12 months, into this slow, epic, loping psych stuff and this track is one of his best yet.  You wouldn't have thought something this slow could be so uplifting.

Baobinga: Taz BuckfasterHalf Man Half Trout [Rwina]  OK so we have a bit of a soft spot for Rwina here at BMB, but it's hard not to when they release stuff like this! A great mix of tuff dubstep with Rustie / HudMo / Joker style lazer synth-melodies, and great to layer with me and I.D.'s Tongue Riddim - as you can hear on this mix.  Grab the vinyl, with great artwork from Andy Crazy Legs, from the link above. 


Also, I have to mention Untold - Stop What You're Doing, which is probably the tune of the year but greater minds than I have written better things about it than this. So marvel at its minimal-maximalism and study its Wileyan heritage 
here.

DUB-4: DJ MADD - Detroit Skank (Forthcoming BOKA) : This tune is faya ! Play it all the time for months now, finally coming out soon on Boka Records. It's a perfect mix between dub & techno vibes, another big one from my budapest favorite producer who was doing a guest mix for skream stella session last week ! For the french camp & those who be around dont miss his first french appearance @ Spread Out - Cool & Deadly night on the 20th of november in Paris !!!

Ginz: My favourite record at the moment is "Loose Boot Drippin Sauce" by Bismark North Dakota's "The Sisters of the Slow Jam". One of the few R&B records to come out of the Dakatos in recent years, this tune is a thinly veiled series of innuendoes simultaneously celebrating and warning youth of the dangers of Gonnoreah. Here is a sampling of the lyrics:


Loose Boot Drippin Sauce
Let me hear ya CLAP CLAP
Two feet with no socks
Let hear ya CLAP CLAP
on long rainy day walks
I wanna hear ya CLAP CLAP
Got me Burning like chicken pox
I think I gotta CLAP CLAP

Though the group broke up in early 2009 after a lukewarm reception to thier debut album "When it Hurts I think of You" , the lead singer of the group, Chrissy Cooz  (Far right in this press shot) has gone on to launch a somewhat successful solo career with her euro-dance single "If Theres a Cure (You Ain't Trying Hard Enough)" which is currently 26th in the Dutch dance charts.

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i.d.

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