Jim Allen

No other Petty album of the ‘80s finds him and the Heartbreakers cranking up the amps quite like this one.

A recent decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit in Earthworks v. U.S. Department of the Interior

With his team facing yet another daunting postseason challenge, DeNA BayStars manager Daisuke Miura said Friday he is not content to just show up in the Japan Series against the powerhouse Pacific League champion SoftBank Hawks.

In August 2020, I expressed my reservations about the Active Travel proposals for London Road due to safety concerns.

First, the sandhill cranes begin their journey, reminding us by their annual migration that summer is waning. Next, Mother Nature is ready to step in with wonderful weather in the Southwest, weather that welcomes great hunting and fishing opportunities.

A male voice that might best be described as “sweaty” growls urgently in German over malevolently churning synth riffs. A Kraftwerk-goes-to-kindergarten groove bounces happily behind five teenage girls singing sprightly in unison about a dreamy dude from outer space. Brain-pounding percussion and literal screams are accompanied by what could easily be the sounds of an auto assembly line.

I am a long-standing critic of this project and I believe it is crucial for the public to understand the significant changes that have occurred since its inception.

There are many discussions regarding road loading for all users. However, similar to the pollution in the Wey navigation being caused by not just discharge (but incorrect licensing criteria output rather than treatment capacity and input), we face a similar situation on the roads.

Here’s an experiment: Grab your nearest record geek, preferably one who’s been known to worship at the psych-folk altar. Drag them away from transcribing the commentary track of their Wicker Man Blu-ray and play them Only the Void Stands Between Us. Tell them it’s a recently reissued ultra-rarity recorded in a New Zealand cave by candlelight in 1971, originally released in a micro-pressing heard only by the artist’s immediate family. Maybe add that Julie Beth Napolin was a UFO tracker and self-styled mystic last seen camped out in a crop circle and never heard from again.

I recall a meeting on the Slyfield Area Regeneration Project (SARP), as it was then known, in 2010 and subsequent discussions, where Conservative members, and later representatives from other parties, dismissed my concerns regarding this project’s direction, stating that my approach was non-compliant with current thinking and misguided.