Jeremy Charbonneau (b. 1976) is a Seattle-area musician, designer and illustrator whose humor and sensitivity infuse his music and visual art. His warm and comfy work explores the relationships in his life in all their forms. His current project is Summer Sleeves, a self-described "Dad Rock" band that he formed with fathers of children who go to the same school as his.
Answer: I'd say my time playing in Smile Brigade with my mate, Jesse Boggs was a formative time for me. I learned a ton about songwriting from him. We learned a lot together. Throughout our 20s we'd digest music like archaeologists discover civilizations. Just pick them apart, in a discovery sense. We'd work out how to use our own strengths to our advantage by listening to production and writing of bands from the 60s. Things like how to play as a four-piece band with three vocalists and not be redundant with our parts. It was an exciting time for us both. I wish I could unlearn it all and go back to rediscovering. Though I'm doing similar discoveries with what I'm doing now, and it's just as exciting.
Q: You are a graphic designer, illustrator, musician, singer, songwriter. Does your visual work connect with your music? How?
A: Music and visual design/art have always been hand-in-hand for me. I think the discipline of creating both are very much the same. Interestingly, music got me into design through designing posters and album covers – eventually web design – doing all this for my bands over the years. A few years ago I'd decided to hang up music for a while. This was after ~20 years of drumming three nights a week, rehearsals, touring and recording. I was just done. When this happened,get on to adulting with a "real" job. In school, I learned a lot about intentional creative process and collaboration. That carried over when I started playing music again – especially playing with other people. I learned a lot of how to look at the big picture. How to focus on the minutiae and the parts that work together as well as taking individual songs as though they were all concepts and pushing them apart so they don't all sound the same.
Q: Are there specific pros or cons of being a multidisciplinary artist? How do you present yourself when you explore so many different media?
A: I wish I could clone myself so I could take care of all the ideas buzzing around in my head. Or at least add two more arms. That's the only con. Not enough me or arms. This is a little tough for me, but I consider myself a songwriter over anything else, when it comes to vocation. But it's complicated. Music is what I've been doing for years on end. Designing is what's paying the bills. Yet – they're nearly equal when it comes to my passions. I'm a songwriter. Some of those songs are visual.
Q: What influences and inspires you?
A: The people around me – family, coworkers, bandmates. Whether it's the work they're doing, the relationship we have together or the conversations we have. Just as much as the music I listen to or the visuals I'm vising. They're all huge influences on me musically, visually or personally.
Q: What are you known for? Do you have a signature style or technique?
A: My laugh. That's what I'm known for. I'm working on being known.
Q: Talk about the name for your band Summer Sleeves. How did Summer Sleeves form?
A: The name "Summer Sleeves" came from high school. I lived in Houston in my junior and senior years. It was always so hot and muggy there, that I'd take showers up to three times a day: once in the morning, after school and before bed. Sometimes another in there somewhere. And despite it being so hot, I'd always have a sweater on, sometimes just a long sleeve shirt. It was a comfort thing. I wasn't that social a person, yet I had this group of people I'd be around at school that I just adored – mostly punks – like post-punk folks that were into art and music and some real classically nose-in-the-book nerds. I just adored them all. And we all had our own kind of signature style of dressing up. I'd be there hanging out in my long sleeves – even in the summer. I do also like the idea of tattoo sleeves out in the summer, but my high school security blanket is mostly where it comes from.
The band formed with me looking for people to hang out with. I was in need of something outside of work and family – a social outlet. I had all these songs I was working on and decided to use that as an excuse to trap people into being friends with me. I eventually got in touch with Alon who I knew because our kids go to school together and we played in this mostly Dad band when the kids were in preschool. There were a dozen of us in the band and we recorded an album of covers. It was a blast! He and I'd been playing for some time and we eventually got in touch with Brent, who plays drums. His kid also goes to the same school as mine and Alon's. It's kind of become a shtick that we're proudly from West Seattle, we're dads and our kids go to the same school. I've been reaching out through the parent groups with the school for a keyboard player. Mom, Dad or non-binary conforming parental unit. No responses yet. We'll see what happens. Until then, we three will be we, until we're not.
A: I'm always plunking around the house on my thrift-store guitar. I'm there a lot. I'm kind of a homebody and my time there with my family influences me tremendously. Writing lyrically about my relationship with my wife and daughter – a lot about my relationship with myself. I'd say 40% of my song ideas come while I'm washing dishes or showering. That's the place where I can zone out mentally and plunk up some melody that's got me moving my knees while I'm in the midst of cleaning up.
A: I'll usually get inspired by something I hear and it happens pretty organically. This one time I was chatting with my father-in-law and he said this line – it was a compliment and my mind just floated out the window of the car with this song idea with that line. It just floored me. I have no idea what he said to me after that line because I was already working on the next line and what the verse could be like. Most of the time I have a memo-recording app on my phone to get down snippets of ideas. That works great. I have real shit for memory and I'd never be able to store all these ideas in my head. Some of the snippets will turn into songs; most of them will just sit there until I go back to them some day. There are plenty patiently waiting till they make sense to me again, and I'll try to work something out in the future. Until then.…
A: Relationships are a big overarching theme. Not romantic so much as, "How does A relate to B and what's that energy that's going on between them?" This could be between myself and family, myself and myself, marginalized peoples and dicks who oppress them. Sometimes it's political, yet that's just as wrapped up in emotion as anything. I don't know about a statement, so much as documentation – but that's probably not even true.
Q: A lot of your Instagram pics show whiskey. Is drinking/partying one of your themes or an important part of your music?
A: This is funny. In all the bands I've been involved with up until Summer Sleeves, we never had alcohol or drugs around. Not while we practiced and not so much while we played out. There was never an agenda behind it, I just always played music with squares, I guess. I'd never even tried weed until I turned 40. By the time I started playing in Summer Sleeves, I'd developed a clumsy palette for whiskey. Alon and I like to have whiskey while we play. Just casually. We don't get to the point where it inhibits the work, so to speak. It's a casual social/creativity lube I guess.
A: I'm working on a couple new songs with the band. Trying to get us into position to play shows this fall and winter.
In the design work, I have a new brand for a credit union that I'm wrapping up. Pretty stoked how it turned out. I wish I could detail it, but it's not officially launched yet, so it's a secret. On top of that, I'm working on some environmental design concepts for a Credit Union out of Arkansas. That's a ton of fun.
Also working on being an awesome person, Dad, husband, colleague, etc., that's constant self-improvement. In that, I read a great biography on Johnny Cash. He was totally badass and I've been inspired by him to be more of a badass person – without the pills, I guess. It's something I've never been good at.
I have this feeling this fall and winter are going to be busy and awesome. So I'm trying to be prepared for that.
A: Give me a call anytime. We can FaceTime and I'll update ya. Summer Sleeves is on Facebook and Instagram for followers. Jeremycharbonneau.com has my design work. But if you want to know about the fresh stuff, just call me.
Sergei Parajanov (1924–1990) was born to Armenian parents in Georgia, a country that is bounded by the Black Sea, Russia, Turkey, Armenia, and Azerbaijan. At 21, Parajanov enrolled in the directing department at Moscow's VGIK, one of the oldest film schools in Europe.
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At 24, Parajanov, but was released after three months. By his late forties, Soviet authorities had grown increasingly suspicious of Parajanov's perceived subversiveness, particularly his bisexuality, y." A group of artists, filmmakers, and activists protested on behalf of Parajanov, among them Yves Saint Laurent, Jean-Luc Godard, François Truffaut, Luis Buñuel, Federico Fellini, Michelangelo Antonioni, and Andrei Tarkovsky. He was released four years later in December 1977.
Parajanov emphasizes the visual, non-linear qualities of film rather than its narrative techniques. In Color of Pomegranates, the story of a poet's life is told through a series of set pieces, rather than dialogue. His work has been lauded by many directors, including Fellini, Bertolucci, Godard, Coppola, and others.
An appreciation in The Guardian:
https://www.theguardian.com/film/2010/mar/13/sergei-paradjanov-films-gulag
"Women need to become literary criminals, break the literary laws and reinvent their own, because the established laws prevent women from presenting the reality of their lives."
In this 1992 "Bookworm" interview with Michael Silverblatt, she names these writers as either influences or those she has sampled: Burroughs, Faulkner, Desclos, Keats, Flaubert, Dickens, Rimbaud, and Genet.
Ana Mendieta (1948–and filmmaker who was involved in the New York feminist art community in the 1970s and 1980s. In 1961, when she was twelve, her parents sent her to the United States to escape Castro's Communist regime in Cuba. Later, Mendieta MA in Painting, and an MFA in Intermedia.
Ana Mendieta is also known for being killed by her husband, the American Minimal artist Carl Andre, who was sentenced (and later acquitted) for pushing her out of a New York high-rise window. She has become a symbol for the ill treatment of female artists in the patriarchal art establishment. But, alternatively, she is a symbol for the indestructibility of womens' spirits, and for the kind of powerful creativity that only women possess—a creativity, often, of the senses, the body, and the emotions.
David LaChapelle (1963–) is a photographer and film director known for his high-concept commercial celebrity photography from the 1980s and 1990s. His portrait style is glossy, brightly colored, and surreal, and is influenced by Andy Warhol and Pop Art. LaChapelle began his career in the 1980s at Warhol's Interview Magazine as a teenager. Nowadays, he focuses on fine-art photography, and attends the many retrospectives that galleries show of his work.
Pierre Commoy and Gilles Blanchard are French photographers and partners who have been working together since 1976. They have photographed dozens of celebrities, artists, and cult icons, including Madonna, Jean-Paul Gaultier, Paloma Picasso, Dita Von Teese, Siouxsie Sioux, and Marc Almond. Some of the influences for their glittering, fantastical portraits include religious iconography, Indian mythology, gay culture, and pop culture.
Arbus killed herself in 1971 at 48. Her popularity in the fine-art world in the 1970s helped make critics take photography more seriously as an artform.
He died of a heart attack at 34, at the Cannes Film Festival in 1962.
Cherdonna is the faux-queen persona of Seattle dance and performance artist Jody Kuehner. What makes Cherdonna exciting is that she goes further than other dance artists in questioning convention. She explores and experiments with presentation, gender, and high/low culture. She tests performer/audience roles and assumptions, pushing the comfort level of the audience in a humorous way.
But, the best way to understand Cherdonna is to see her perform. Here are a couple videos:


Joe O’Dea: Look, all they’re talking about is inflation, crime, and parents. They’re talking about education a little bit, too, but mostly it’s inflation, cost of gas, cost of their heating bills coming up, cost of groceries. And then this record crime that’s taking over our city. It’s up 30% in the last two years.
Q: What can be done to increase access to housing? When you see that as an issue in the state, what’s your strategy there?
JO: Well, we need innovation. We need to support competition. Again, government red tape is causing the cost of a lot of this health care to drive up. And the fact that working Americans that are buying their own insurance are having to subsidize people that don’t have insurance is driving the cost up for working Americans. We need to get [the] government out of the way so that we can promote good competition across the markets. We should allow multiple providers into different areas so that they have a choice. And when we do that, we flood the market with the availability of this health care that then the price is going to be driven down.
It’s taken 12 years to get permitting done for some of the windmill farms that they’d like to build. It’s taking 10 years, 12 years, for [a] solar panel farm that would generate good, clean energy. And at the same time, they’ve basically made it almost impossible to drill for good, clean natural gas here in Colorado and across our nation. That’s a fuel source that has helped to lower emissions more than any other fuel source in the last ten years. Across Colorado, it’s made an enormous difference in our emissions. If we were to flood the Asian market with good, clean natural gas, we would begin to lower worldwide emissions from some of the dirty energy that they’re using over in China. And so this is a chance for us to make a difference. Not only lowering inflation, it’ll have an extreme amount on inflation — right out of the gate — as soon as the supply goes up, the cost goes down, and it’ll help us manage this inflation as quick as we can turn this around.


Date: Sat, 07 Jan 2006 19:59:08 +0100
Wendy Gray <newsgrps@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Spurred on by comments from others about using CDs as a back up method,
> as opposed to zips and having decided to give it another go copying a
> I'm using a SA RPC 3.1 computer. I initialy thought the problem was to
> do with the CD reader in the machine. The only way I can play a music CD
> and hear it is to put headphones in the CD socket on the front. The
> external speakers play things from the hard drive OK. IIRC it is an
> early machine, mussing some link to somewhere. I found the receiept and
> and data cd-roms.
rear of the CD drive and somewhere on the rpc motherboard.
My original RPC only had 8bit sound and I bought a Yellowstone mixer board
lead. On my current one it plugs directly onto the motherboard in the
> bought at a Wakefield Show, at the same time as we bought the original
> CD-Burn disk (v.0.11) Serial number in the low 300s. That might date it
> have files of such info going back decades! Our current version of
> 'write' drive as SCSI3:YAMAHA CRW8424S.
people were experiencing the same problems with Yamaha drives.
> The computer, software and CD writing machine are successfully talking to
> In the past, my failed attempts at copying a CD were based on using
> 'Copy A CD' as that seemed the easiest. This time I ventured into more
> difficult territory; Creating an Audio CD! Mindful of other recent
> comments, I set read speed to 2 and write speed to 1.
> I successfully managed to 'sample' the files, rename them and get them
> onto the HD. Yehee! we're in business I thought. I'm not thick after
> it can get that far.
I have burnt audio CDs but not for a very long time. I was using a Irlam
> The next step being to write to the new disk, I encountered problems.
> looked before).
IIRC it does do this. It acknowledges there is a CD in the drive by
lighting orange, spins up and looks to see what the CD is then when it is
happy the light turns green
> I used CD-Tools to investigate. (All the CDs used were brand new - I
> bust a nail whilst getting rid of the cellophane wrappers, adding injury
> gave the orange light and CD-Tools labelled them 'unknown'.
> Next I tried several Verbatim Datalife Plus CR-584 CD-RW 2x/4x disks.
> CD-Tools reported these as 'Drive Empty'.
> I had more success with a Kodak CD-R Ultima 80 1x to 24x disk. This was
> 'Ready to Write' so off I went. All looked as though it was going well.
> Both machines fluttered their 'eyes' in turn and satisfying whirrs were
> heard. The eggtimer showed track one being written and got up to 50%, at
> which time I after
> about 2 minutes, there was a message on the screen saying "CD writer has
> medium error" and "Devise is not ready". Switched off and on again, got
> the green light, checked with CD-Tools and off we went again.
The stream of data to the drive /must/ be continuous. If it gets
interrupted for any reason it will fail.
> To cut to the chase, this happened several times on each of 3 seperate
> Having reached the end of my tether, I now appeal here for help. The
>From is valid but subject to change without notice if it gets spammed.
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 now communicate to the House the tenour of the Despatches, received from the Russian Government since 31st March, relating to the Boundary Commission; whether the report of a further Russian advance towards Herat has been received from Sir Peter Lumsden, or other reliable source; and, whether Her Majesty's Government 1634 have fixed a limit beyond which the advance of the Russian forces will not be tolerated?
The right hon. Gentleman has not answered the third part of my Question—namely, whether Her Majesty's Governments will not be tolerated?I bog to point out that no Question of this sort has been asked before. Do I understand that he declines to answer it?


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T’t’s why we are including “selfie exploration” as a word you need to know.
“” said Bavarian broadcaster BR24’rees.We’re eAll is fair in love and war… and politics. And it may come to a point where we see someone having to hand in their resignation – der Rücktritt.
At the time of writing on Friday, there were calls for CDU leader and chancellor candidate Armin Laschet to stand down. A majority of people in Germany believe he should give his resignation, according to a recent poll.
Let’s look t’An Ampelkoalition describes a coalition government led by the SPD (red), with the Greens and the FDP (yellow)D’s Olaf Scholz as chancellor.
There’s’s CDU’st’sA Große Koalition, or a grand coalition in Germany el’on’ts.
What is your bevorzugte Regierungsoption – preferred government option?n’t love a politics nerd?


I can walk through a mall and find nothing that I can't live without. I can walk in and out of stores, picking up clothes/shoes/purses...
D was less than thrilled, heh. Because, he said...this is something we really need right now, right?
Stay tuned...I will be posting pics because I bought the coolest frame/stand from a place called Tai Pan Trading. My BFF introduced me to this store and booooyyyy....will my husband be sorry!


Recent significant news can be had here. For a more thorough and up to date version please have a look at our facebook group Cefni Angling Association.
Prior to each season a group of members meet at the fishing hut beside the lake and have a fly tying session and general natter. This is purely a social get-together to swap patterns, stories and also to aid any newcomers willing to learn how to tie flies. For more details please have a look at the association's facebook group page.
Have a look at this YouTube video of a recent fishing session.
The first fish came to a buzzer imitation within five minutes of starting to fish. Of course it went to my fishing pal! I changed my fly to a bloodworm imitation and was soon rewarded with a take. So the day progressed with fish coming to us alternately with the only problem being having to stop fishing, to move the boat back to the lee of the dam.


Paramount sent me this photo from "Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa." The image appears to have been taken inside a tattered airplane, but it's also my dream home theatre, mostly due to the animals and 10-minute movie reels.
Oddly enough, the setting reminds me of one horrible day during the summer following high school.
Because of a personnel emergency, my projectionist union sent me to run the far-beyond tacky flicks at the Houston Street Art Cinema in Atlanta. I was recently 18 and scared to death to be downtown in a dive, but I was working my way to college. This place would prove to be more educational than Biology Lab.
The theatre was an old, greasy automobile garage that had been converted into a makeshift auditorium. They specialized in naughty 16mm silent films for gentlemen, cough cough, and their (where applicable) guests, hack hack cough hack shudder.
To placate these discerning audiences, I was instructed to feed an audio cassette of Burt Bacharach's "The Look of Love" album repeatedly through the speaker system, so the overcoat crowd would be dazzled and mood-enhanced by the miracle of sound.
Thank goodness it wasn't "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head."
With apologies to Mr. Bacharach and, of course, B.J. Thomas.
I'm no longer hap'nin'.
I went to the dollar store. Then I ate a pizza.
I had never heard that song before. The good news is the dust mites just stormed out of the house. By the way, Gomer says, "Hey."
"Argglflbhghhhh gfkklhgalg glggphlbblllgk ... that the southland gave birth to the blues!"
3."The Itsy-Bitsy Spider."
It's where I came in.
Defib paddles! Defib paddles! Defib paddles!
And no ticklin'.
Oh, I'm no different than most people. Cremation plans in place, all there's left for me is to meat brush on the Lynchburg Tennessee Jack Daniels BBQ Fiery Smokin' Hott (151 Proof).
Someone else can do the grill floss.
Whenever I'm having a bad day, week, lifetime, I detest bumbling upon a spark to brighten my outlook.
I lowered the book and stood in silence for a moment.
Dennis Miller on Dick Cheney's surgeries: "I haven't seen anyone walk through heart attacks like this since SANFORD AND SON's 3rd season."
A blind date. She was lovely. I was a nervous wreck. I swallowed my gumbo bowl.
My wife, silly. I've got integrity and the cat's not a people.
3) What is the story of your most romantic kiss?
What the American people want to talk about are the issues, not someone I kissed years ago, someone in the neighborhood. We should be talking about the issues. That's what we should be talking about.
I was very apprehensive, fidgety. I knew I had to do it, my first kiss. I was on a mission. There was another couple with us that would have been merciless to me if I didn't kiss her, so I manned up and went in for the score.
I slid off her face.
The American people don't want to hear about my associations, who I'm palling around with. What the American people want to hear about are the issues What are you wearing?
I know everyone means well, but knock it off. Stop the ageism. Stop treating me like I'm ancient.
It all started around the time I turned 40. People would occasionally refer to me as "sir." I never heard that earlier.
"Have a nice day, sir," or "Would you like fries with that, sir, maybe oxygen?"
Then, when I hit 50, the "sirs" became non-stop. It's a given I'm going to be called "sir" anytime I venture out of the house, excepting those flatter moments when I'm called "ma'am."
"Yes, ma'am, complimentary pap smear?"
I've been dubbed "ma'am" while sporting a five-day stubble. I have a very heavy growth, not one of those wimpy girly beards.
  My wife tells me she's bewildered over these comments, too: "No comprendo, Noah, sir."
So, yesterday contained a landmark event. I was checking out of the supermarket and the cashier said, as she finished loading my shopping cart, "Would you like help with this?"
"Wasn't sure 'tweren't 'ma'am.' Yessir, would you like help with this, sir?"
"No, thanks," I said faux cheery, yet I was crestfallen. Help with unsweetened tea, four yogurts (assortment), and Meow Mix Wholesome Goodness?
And there I was athletically sneakered.
I may be aging on the outside, but I'm still my mischievous, energetic, tot-like self on the inside.
I don't shuffle along.
I don't hum the theme from "Barnaby Jones" or hover thought balloons chocked full of Buddy Ebsen.
I don't bark Bingo numbers in a seersucker Matlock blazer, or collect and swap tales of Melba toasts, or drool much.
If a breeze blows by, cumulus dust clouds shan't emanate from me as I teeter over.
I go minutes without a cobweb.
I transferred the bag of groceries to the backseat of my automobile.
A ma'am, who looked old enough to be my deceased grandmother and her mallard, approached. She offered assistance, inquiring, "Would you like me to take your buggy, sir?"
"Yes, thank you," I graciously accepted, bestowing my empty cart, which rolled and pulled her to the collection rack a few spaces down the parking asphalt.
I drove home. That was hours ago. She may have wobbled back to her vehicle by now.
I mor.
"Here's looking bifocally at you, kid," I said, syrupy.
Mort, the cat, leaped onto the countertop. He swiveled his head to face mine and spoke, "Methuselah-ow."
New Vast Right Wing Conspiracy Exposed!
Here's a clip of Jackie Gleason from the early '60s, portraying Stanley R. Sogg, huckster host of a local TV station's late-night motion picture, sponsored by Mother Fletcher products. Add the props, the girls, the film jokes, the shifty commercials, and Jackie's leering persona and there's the same pot of gold funding Johnny Carson's hilarious "Tea Time Movie" sketches for decades to come.
The cheesy appearances of Art Fern were the comedy highlight of the Carson "Tonight Show," but without Gleason there never would have been this fork in the road.
Mmmm, sham wows, friends...
We went to our little town's brand new IHOP! They've got international pancakes from faraway lands. Yum-mmm, Dawsonville and Snellville!
Hey, the New Diet Is Working Out Great!
And it's all you care to eat!
I'm down six pounds and a couple of canceled after-dinner speeches. I expect to be paid, people!
Oddly enough, the good-night kisses are up.
Thank you, Chef Ghoulicious.
Lately, I've been sharing my outgoing emails with you. Some readers, however, may be curious to see the messages I receive.
Here's an actual sampling, starting with a question about the eagerly anticipated "Popeye the Sailor: 1941-43, Vol. 3" DVD set.
P.S. You think Wimpy could get credit these days with his "I'll gladly pay you Tuesday..." line?
The Popeye release date appears to have been pushed back to Nov. 4th.
As for credit, yes.
In fact, my house is mortgaged through Wimpy Mac.
I doubt the Giant was getting trimmed.
His niblets were creamated.
The gravedigger used a hoe hoe hoe.
May you break the pointer on The Flaccid Meter.
Continued From: "Super Mike"
The documentary of my private heroic manly life, "Super Mike," has been finished. An astute reviewer calls me a "crusader extraordinaire and one hot hero."
That's very nice, and kind of embarrassing since I am aforesaid one hot critic.
The "Super Mike" coming attractions trailer is on display at the Kodak Gallery. Yes, I am a museum piece.
Here are several screen captures of a day in the life.
Some of you may know me as the celebrated Twinkies Bob in "101 Facts From the Book of Twinkie Knowledge," the 1995 blockbuster motion picture that world premiered at Grauman's Chinese Theatre, Hollywood, USA.
I am not kidding. That trip happened. "Star-studded" is the phrase I use. I saw Nancy Sinatra's cleavage and Buddy Hackett's favorite deli and Jonathan Winter's hangout for hotdogs. I even drove by the restaurant where Bob Hope bought pies on his way home, I wanna tell ya.
Years later, I would use the urinal inside. Bob Hope's urinal.
And now, back to our movie...
During its only public showing, our opus was seen by up to 40 people in, what, a 2000-seat auditorium?
Yes, unlike Twinkies, it didn't have filling.
In the interim, I've been approached several times each year for films, mostly by dental hygienists cleaning my teeth and shooting the x-rays.
I ask for a Winnebago and an assistant, but no.
Recently, I consented, it seems, to allow a documentary crew to follow me around in my everyday life, when I was not busy not making money at the word processor.
The filmmakers have completed the new epic, "Super Mike," their title, not mine. I'm more modest.
Besides, I spent most of my time *on set* insisting I wasn't hoarding socks in my street pants, which you can see here on the movie poster.
Now, see, I never order the rabbit special with the hot and spicy sauce.
I prefer the boneless vegetables in a mild Pepto-Bismol.
Yes, you may call me "Lard Ass." Perhaps, I might come up with a sweetheart name for you, too!
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Presenting The Great Flydini!
Continued From: "Behold: The Banana Man!"
Too infrequently, guys come along with magic in their pants. Or so I'm told. I hire inquisitors. I don't actually do the research myself.
I first saw The Banana Man circa 1957. Then, there was the removal of my tush wart in the shape of Doug Henning (1981), and Steve Martin made th1992).
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Behold: The Banana Man!
I can't begin to tell you how much influence The Banana Man has had on me, so I won't.
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I've been a devoted fan of The Banana Man and puzzled by him for as long as I can remember. He had only one routine and toured the world with it over five decades, winding up as a semi-regular on "Captain Kangaroo." The color clip may be The Banana Man's farewell performance because his ancient props were worn out and essentially impossible to replace.
This black-and-white film is excerpted from a 1939 Red Skelton short subject, wherein TBM works an earlier version of the intricate routine.
The Banana Man was two or more performers through the years, creator A. Robins and his successor, Sam Levine, for certain.
I've written about The Banana Man on my About.com pages, where, if you follow the links, other videos and some fascinating documentation of his story and the magical act are shared.
Mark Evanier has provided anecdotal remarks pertaining to the color tape.
 I'd be proud if it were so, but I doubt my ritual has anything to do with The Banana Man. Supermarkets produce the fruit, not my trousers.
The First One Who Calls Me 'The Dork Knight' Gets ...


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There are three types of muscle in the human body: smooth, cardiac, and skeletal. This blog will focus on skeletal muscle, to find out more about smooth and cardiac muscle, read Zoë‘s blog here.
Skeletal Muscle. CC-BY-SA Ton Haex
Skeletal muscles are what make us move. They make us smile and frown, run, and even blink! Muscles are attached to our bones, they contract and relax and pull our bones in different directions making our bodies move. Different proteins in our muscles bind together to make a muscle contract. The most common proteins in muscles are called actin and myosin. Actin binds to myosin when the muscle contracts and this shortens the sections of muscles, called sarcomeres, that are connected and make up the full length of the muscles. Each sarcomere is shortened when actin and myosin bind, and this shortens the muscle making it contract.
Bicep and tricep muscles work together. As the bicep contracts, the tricep extends and vice versa. CC-BY-SA Wikimedia.
Muscles often work in pairs to move big joints. They are antagonistic muscles. For example, the top half of your arm from your shoulder to your elbow has a muscle on the top side called the bicep, and a muscle underneath called the tricep. If you make the classic “showing off my muscles” pose where you bend your elbow, you will see your bicep standing out. Your bicep muscle contracted when you bent your arm, and your tricep relaxed to allow your arm to bend. If you straighten your arm, your bicep will relax and your tricep will contract. Muscles behave like elastic bands.
Why might you want to strengthen muscle?
A lot of people build muscles to get stronger. Some do this to the extent of becoming body builders, others just through the enjoyment of sport. Building muscle can also be an important part of recovery from an injury such as a dislocated joint, or after an operation. When you don’t use a certain muscle group for a while because it has been injured, those muscles can break down and become weaker. Building muscles can make you stronger and more agile so can help a lot in sporting success.
Specialists such as physiotherapists advise people on how to strengthen muscles after an injury or operation. They will assess the patient and offer advice and instruct them in exercises that can be used to strengthen certain muscle groups. Muscles are attached to bones so strong muscles can support joints and other parts of the skeleton. For people who wish to build the strength of their muscles for fitness gains, they may consult a personal trainer who can tailor an exercise programme to the individual with goals to safely work towards.
When you exercise you are using a lot of different muscles. If you exercise at a level where you are pushing yourself and finding it a bit difficult, you are at a level where muscle can be strengthened. During exercise, muscles can be slightly damaged and stressed, and this is the point where they will grow stronger because they build up to repair themselves. It is important to have rest days between exercises where you are strengthening muscle to give your body time to repair the muscle and let it get stronger. A lot of injuries happen when people overdo the exercise and can really do some harm to the muscles.
Muscles are made up of lots of muscle fibres which are formed by lots of strands of protein bound together. Eating protein is very important for healing muscles and building them up. When you digest proteins they are broken down into amino acids which are the building blocks of proteins. Your body can then use these amino acids to build up the correct protein needed to repair the muscles and make them stronger.
Remember to give your body time to rest and recover after intensive exercise. Your body is naturally very good at repairing and strengthening muscles. Do not over exert yourself or you may end up with an injury.


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It is the sort of oh I have heard before.


This was Thursday afternoon, around the same time that Mayor Bloomberg was over on Staten Island giving President Obama a glimpse of the devastation Hurricane Sandy left behind.


Mr. Obama responded to the article this morning on “Good Morning America.”
“What I found myself getting into in Iowa and it was my own fault” Kerrey told the A.P. “I meant no disrespect at all.”
But, come again, Mr. Giuliani was in Missouri?Not, say, Iowa or New Hampshire?
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“He’s trying to show he’s caring because he’s also doing something else right now,” Bystrom said. “He’s attacking Huckabee in the ads.”
Don Black, of West Palm Beach [Fla.]“He was a genius,” the congressman said. “friends and family he led a productive life. We are a close family. It’s just devastating.”
And people wonder why we don’t want Billary in the White House!
A caucus vote for Billary?
Sentence two: “[Mr. Obama’s aides and some allies] said Mr. Obama cast 4,000 votes in the Illinois Senate and usy.” I understand why you’d attribute the second part of this sentence to “aides and allies,” but why the first?Is the NYT really incapable of verifying how many votes Mr. Obama cast?Or, was the purpose of the sentence to sow controversy where there is none?
Tancredo should have resigned, before starting. Now, he could join Bolton, Lieberman, Fox News and prepare a plan to invade Cuba and Iran. There are a few more Republican candidates who should resign too….No wonder, why the real world is laughing at us…
I’m a middle aged Hispanic female who supports Dr. Paul. I’m not going to let the press sway my views by the “evil” donation from a white supremacist. I’m sure the other “top tier” candidates receive donations from a lot of evil people. Why single out one?
Hey, Diana…Americans do not deserve a candidate such as Ron Paul. He is too smart, too much judgment and understand the real world too much. When people repeat a first mistake by voting for Bush, not too much hope for the future. Nothing will change much in Washington…
Add to that the recent revelations that Bill (in the presence of former FBI Director Louis Freeh) was grubbing for money from the Saudi government for his library early in his second as Prez. Just one of what has been reported to be multi-millions of dollars raised from foreign governments for Bill’s Little Rock Lending “Lie-berry” Dirty money?
I found this quote from the Chicago Herald interesting: “There is a presumption, if one is not familiar with the mechanics of the General Assembly, that a present vote is a ‘duck.’ Pam Sutherland, the CEO and President of Illinois Planned Parenthood said of [this] Hull argument: ‘I think it’s not well-based…
– Even: Is she a Yankees or a Cubs fan?
If Obama cast 4000 votes and 130 of them were ‘present’, that comes to 0.0325 percent of the time. How is that an issue?How can it be construed as ‘often’ as Raymond Hernandez and Christopher Drew assert in another article in this same section?


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His character on Caprica was a part of an already-existing franchise, so I was curious about how it felt to create a role whole cloth for an original new show. Roiz credits the writer-producers on both Caprica and Grimm with being open and collaborative. “With every episodic there’s a learning curve where writers try to find the voice of the characters by way of the actors. Many details are found along the way. On Caprica, although the franchise already existed, we were creating an entirely new world full of new characters. Being a prequel, we never felt hindered by BSG in any way, and always felt free to create and add to the already intricate world that was to come. I feel equally free with Grimm. There’s a foundation that has been created for us by David and Jim, and we are now, as actors, helping layer and texture the finer details.”
Any drawbacks to TV?
“There’s always a pressure to look good and be fit. I enjoy being active, it’s part of my lifestyle. Beyond a work requirement, I’m not that interested in making shirtless appearances. I’m in my late thirties and feel that it’s time for a more distinguished approach. In this industry, I think it’s fine and sometimes beneficial to receive attention for one’s appearance. But ultimately, the focus should always remain on the work.”
Like his Grimm costar, Bitsie Tulloch, whom you might know from the web shows Quarterlife and LonelyGirl15, Roiz has taken part in projects designed for the internet—like Crazy/Sexy/Awkward, an irreverent dating comedy; or this hilarious PSA about gay bullying—as well as independent film like the upcoming sci-fi thriller, Extracted, or the short film, Neighbors. He doesn’t seem to make a distinction in terms of quality between mainstream media and stuff that’s off the beaten path. “I try to strike a balance between projects that are fulfilling for me personally and those that are beneficial for my career. Often, I’m lucky enough to have a mix of the two,” Roiz explains. “We all need to make a living and continue to foster a career, but that won’t exclude me from taking on projects that I feel are going to be enjoyable, stimulating or challenging.”
Teresa Jusino was totally being ironic when she used a picture of Sasha Roiz shirtless as her desktop wallpaper. Really!


Administrative History Archibald Downes Shaw (1857-1939), Anglican clergyman and missionary of Clifton, Bristol was accepted by the Church Missionary Society (CMS) in 1876 when he was sent to St Paul's College, Hong Kong as a missionary student. He subsequently attended the Church Missionary College in Islington. In 1881 he was ordained deacon and then priest and served briefly as curate of Doddington, Cambridgeshire. Later the same year he went to East Africa as a CMS missionary first at Kisulitini (1881-87) and then at Frere Town (1887-88); and in 1889 he transferred to Mauritius where he was appointed as chaplain of Vacoas and Black River. In 1890 he was invalided back to England and his connection with the CMS then ceased.
His subsequent career involved many moves: Curate, Littleton, Middlesex, 1890-93; Organising Secretary, Church Army, 1893-1894; Chaplain, Dr Barnardo's Homes, 1894-1898; Vicar,1898-1902; Rector of Kettlestone, Norfolk, 1902-11 ; Vicar, Great Horton, Bradford, 1911-15; and Rector, Scotton, Lincolnshire, 1915-24. He then retired to Cornwall.


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In the previous series of tutorials, we haven’t concerned ourselves too much with the use of variable names within our terminal and scripts. However, as our programs become larger and require more functions and modules, it’s important to know how Python uses variable names to perform actions.
We’ve mentioned before how every “thing” in Python is an object. When we assign an integer x = 1, we are telling Python that when we reference x, we mean for Python to point to the integer-type object 1 for any usage of the value of 1 for numeric calculations or other methods. A “namespace” is a dictionary that Python uses to lookup the given variable name, and retrieve the object associated with it. This is formally called “mapping” the variable names to objects.
To obtain the listing of names that Python can access, we can use the dir function. We’ve previously used this function to determine what attributes of an object were accessible, but by executing the function without an argument we can return a list of all the variables within the current namespace. If we start a new terminal or module and execute dir(), we can see the following:
These are the high-level objects available for access from a plain instance of Python within a terminal or module.
You may also remember in our tutorial on Python control flows, we used the id function to determine the id of Python objects.
The reason why we want to know more about these namespaces is because we want to know what variables are available for use at a given time. In the context of Python namespaces, a “scope” is the collection of names associated with a particular environment.
Python has the following scopes:
When a name is referenced in Python, the interpreter searches for it in the namespaces starting from the smallest scope in the above diagram, and progressively moves outward until Python either finds the name or raises a NameError exception. Now let’s look into these scopes in detail.
The builtin scope contains all of the Python functions that are builtin to vanilla Python. These include common functions such as print and dir. A list of all the Python builtin functions can be found here Whenever one of the builtin functions is specified, Python will search until it finds the name of the function in the builtin scope’s namespace. The builtin scope is the widest scope Python uses, which means that if any name within the builtin scope is defined again within a smaller scope, then the name within the smaller scope will be used. This can be detrimental if we use a builtin name as a new variable. For example:
Oh no! By defining a variable with a name that conflicts with a builtin name, we’ve effectively removed the capability to use the print function. However, we haven’t deleted the print function, it’s just not the first name reached in the scope. The print function still exists, but to reach it we’ll have to manually specify builtin scope to find it. This can be done by specifying the builtin module, __builtin__ that is imported automatically when the Python interpreter is started.
One step below the builtin namespace scope is the module scope. The module scope consists of all names defined within the executing module or terminal within Python, outside of any class or function. This is the namespace we generally think of when we assign objects to variables like so:
x = 2 # x is now defined within the module namespace
This means that objects defined within the module have access to this namespace if they do not exist within an enclosing scope:
x = 2 def f(): print(x) f() > 2
This may seen counterintuitive based on our previous discussions on functions. In the above example, x was not defined within the function f, therefore we would think that the interpreter would raise a NameError exception. However, because of the overlapping scopes model Python employs, the variable name x was searched for in the higher-level scope (the module scope in this case) and returned to the function.
Caution: While we have seen in the above example that we can reference names in a higher-level scope, this method of object reference should be avoided. Because the variable could be found in any of the higher levels of scopes, there can be ambiguity within smaller scopes as to which variable is being referenced. This is why we follow the advice given in the functions tutorial: assume that only variables passed into the input of a function can be used within the function, and assume that only variables returned by the function can be used in the main program.
Python Local and Enclosing Scopes
The local scope is the namespace of the “current” level of the program. This is either within a function, class, or imported module that is not the main module. For example:
x = 2 # x is now defined within the module namespace def function(): x = 3 # x is now defined within the local namespace of function
Bear in mind the local namespace is not the lowest level of all the nested functions, classes, or modules, but rather the level on which the code is executing. For example:
x = "2" # x is now defined within the module namespace def example(): x = "3" # x is now defined as 3 within the local namespace of example def method(): x = "4" # x is now defined as 4 within the local namespace of method def function(): x = "5" # x is now defined as 5 within the local namespace of function print("Function Scope: " + x) function() print("Method Scope: " + x) method() print("Example Scope: " + x) example() print("Module Scope: " + x) > Function Scope: 5 > Method Scope: 4 > Example Scope: 3 > Module Scope: 2
Namespaces between a local scope and the module scope are considered enclosing scopes. In the above code, the method function has x defined as 4 within its local scope, 3 in the enclosing example scope, and 2 in the module scope. The method scope does not have access to the x defined as 5 within the function scope.
Now that we’ve seen how Python searches for variables, let’s focus on how we can manually assign variables to different namespaces. Being able to shift the scope of a defined variable outside of its local namespace can be important. For example, in the last code block of the previous section, we couldn’t access the x variable that was assigned to 5 in the smallest scope. The proper way to pass variables between scopes is to pass objects into a function through the input tuple and return the values through the function return call. However, there are some instances where this can be tricky to perform. Python has established the global and nonlocal statements for this purpose.
In any namespace, declaring a variable with the global statement will store and retrieve that variable immediately from the module scope. For example:
x = "2" # x is now defined within the module namespace def example(): x = "3" # x is now defined as 3 within the local namespace of example def method(): global x # x will now be defined as being within the module scope x = "4" # x is now defined as 4 within the local and module namespace def function(): x = "5" # x is now defined as 5 within the local namespace of function print("Function Scope: " + x) function() print("Method Scope: " + x) method() print("Example Scope: " + x) example() print("Module Scope: " + x) > Function Scope: 5 > Method Scope: 4 > Example Scope: 3 > Module Scope: 4
Within the method namespace we declared x as being a global variable, or a variable within the module namespace. After the global statement, changes to the x variable changed the variable within the module scope as well, leading to the final print of the module scope x as 4.
Notice that in the above code, defining x as global within one namespace did not forever declare that the name was in the module scope. You can see that after function assigned the value to be 5, it only persisted within the function namespace. The global statement only serves to declare that a variable within the namespace in which it is invoked is defined within the module scope.
Where the global statement serves to declare a variable within the module scope, the nonlocal statement declares that the variable is within the scope of the next enclosing namespace. For example:
x = "2" # x is now defined within the module namespace def example(): x = "3" # x is now defined as 3 within the local namespace of example def method(): nonlocal x # x will now be defined as being within the example scope x = "4" # x is now defined as 4 within the local and example namespace def function(): x = "5" # x is now defined as 5 within the local namespace of function print("Function Scope: " + x) function() print("Method Scope: " + x) method() print("Example Scope: " + x) example() print("Module Scope: " + x) > Function Scope: 5 > Method Scope: 4 > Example Scope: 4 > Module Scope: 2
We can see that the nonlocal statement allowed Python to declare the variable x within the method namespace as also being within the next enclosing namespace example. This did not alter the assignment of the variable within any of the outer scopes, as the module namespace still had x assigned to 2.
Note that the nonlocal statement will fail if the next enclosing scope is the module scope:
x = "2" # x is now defined within the module namespace def example(): nonlocal x # x will now be defined as being within the example scope x = "3" # x is now defined as 3 within the local namespace of example > SyntaxError: no binding for nonlocal 'x' found
If the next enclosing scope is the module scope, then the global statement will need to be used instead.
Python Namespaces and Scopes Practice Problems
Without running the code, predict the output of the following:
x = "2" def example(): x = "3" def method(): global x x = "4" def function(): nonlocal x x = "5" print("Function Scope: " + x) function() print("Method Scope: " + x) method() print("Example Scope: " + x) example() print("Module Scope: " + x)
x = "2" def example(): x = "3" def method(): global x x = "4" def function(): global x x = "5" print("Function Scope: " + x) function() print("Method Scope: " + x) method() print("Example Scope: " + x) example() print("Module Scope: " + x)
Suppose we have the following list of lists:
ll = [[0, 0, 0, 0, 0], [0, 0, 0, 0, 0], [0, 0, 0, 0, 0], [0, 0, 0, 1, 0], [0, 0, 0, 0, 0], [0, 0, 0, 0, 0]]
We want to create two loops to read the data. The outer loop will iterate over the outer list (the “rows”), the inner loop will iterate over the inner lists (the “columns”), and both will break once a 1 is encountered. Note that once the 1 is encountered on the inner loop, it must stop the outer loop as well. Write a piece of code that uses the global statement to accomplish this.     Solution
Suppose we import a module that contains some numerical packages for using the Buckingham Pi Theorem, in which there exists a function called pi that is not the irrational number $\pi$. we also imported the math module that has a variable pi that is the irrational number $\pi$. How can we tell Python which of these objects to use in a given setting?     Solution
A developer working on a project with you made a mistake in one of their modules such that an important variable you need to import directly into your program is named open. After importing this variable using the from [module] import open, you can no longer open files using the builtin open function. If you must import the open variable direction (no [module].open), then what is one method for accessing the builtin open function?     Solution
> SyntaxError: no binding for nonlocal 'x' found
Recall that the nonlocal statement refers to the next enclosing scope that is not the module scope. While the next enclosing scope was the method scope, the x variable was declared a global statement within that enclosing scope, therefore the x variable was effectively in the module scope.
> Function Scope: 5 > Method Scope: 5 > Example Scope: 3 > Module Scope: 5
3. Python has no method of breaking an outer loop from within an inner loop, therefore we will have to either pass a flag variable to the outer loop from an inner loop function, or use a global variable.
break_loops = False def inner(inlist): # Define an inner reading loop function global break_loops for i in inlist: if i == 1: break_loops = True break for i in ll: inner(i) if break_loops: break
4. This is the ultimate reason why we want to avoid using the from [module] import [object] syntax when importing modules. This format copies the object from the namespace of the target module to the module scope or global scope. If we import objects from modules using the import [module] method, then we can explicitly tell Python in which namespace it should look for the variable with [module].pi.
5. While in this example we cannot specify the namespace of the open variable we imported, we can use the workaround solution of calling __builtin__.open to access the usual open function.
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Essays on International Business - McDonalds Restaurant Case Study
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The paper "International Business - McDonald’ s RestauracDonald’ s restaurant was founded in 1937 in Pasadena California by brothers Maurice and Richard McDonald. The McDonald brothers later in 1961 sold the restaurant to Ray Kroc, whose first internationalization attempt was in Canada in 1967 (Vignali 2001). One year later, Kroc sold the license to operate in eastern Canada to George Cohon, who went ahead to expand the McDonald’ s restaurant in that region to 640 restaurant outlets. From the Canadian expansion, McDonald learned early that the key to international expansion was through franchising.
Through the franchise business, Vignali (2001) notes that McDonald’ s had expanded to more than 100 countries establishing more than 20,000 restaurants by 2001. Twelve years later, the expansion of McDonald’ s is no doubt characterized by its presence in more countries and more restaurants. One of McDonald’ s aims has been identified by Vignali (2001, p. 99) as the creation of “ s” . Having to attend to different tastes and preferences across geographical and cultural preferences has made standardisation a challenging aim to accomplish.
In response to the aforementioned challenge, therefore, Vignali (2001, p. 99) observes that McDonald’ s has adopted a concept dubbed “ think global, act locally” . In other words, the restaurant has realised the importance of adaptation and by so doing, it has been able to satisfy to match the laws, customs, tastes and preferences of diverse consumers across the world. Notably, however, most of the adaptations to local environments are just variations to the original McDonald’ s menu, which include a burger or a sandwich; fries, and a soft drink (Vignali 2001).
In China for example, and with respect to the emphasis that the Chinese place on family values, McDonald’ s introduced family-friendly offers (e. g. The Aunt and Uncle McDonald’ s) (Heer & Penfold 2003) Issues confronting McDonald’ s Restaurant Anti-globalization sentiments Anti-globalization sentiments are perhaps some of the biggest challenges that McDonald’ s has to contend with. While the firm is always particularly happy to announce its international expansion, anti-globalization sentiments often underscore the negatives that the restaurant takes with it to its new market.
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The 'A' team won the inaugural Alliance in 1891 and dominated the early years of the league, winning five out of the first six seasons. [9] They competed in the Alliance until 1902. [10] In 1906 they joined the new North Eastern League along with reserve teams from Newcastle United, Middlesbrough and Bradford City. [11] Sunderland finished second to Newcastle United 'A' in their first two seasons, and won the league for the first time in 1925. Sunderland went on to win it a further nine times, second only to Middlesbrough. [11] The North East's league teams withdrew their reserve teams from the North Eastern League in 1958. [12] Sunderland and Middlesbrough both joined the North Regional League. Sunderland won it once and came second three times before the league disbanded in 1969. [13] Sunderland bid to join The Central League in 1970, but were unsuccessful after only receiving four votes. [14]
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Leeds United Reserves were the English football reserve team of Leeds United F.C.. In previous seasons, they played at York City's Bootham Crescent, South Leeds Stadium and the first team's ground Elland Road. The reserves were generally a mix of recovering or fringe first-team players, young professionals and promising scholars.
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The Elite Player Performance Plan (EPPP) is Measures introduced by the EPPP to free up movement ofand and fixing the transfer fees between academies have proved controversial and some smaller clubs closed their academies in response to the changes.
The Reading Academy refers to the development teams of Reading Football Club. The club takes part in the Professional Development League system, with the Under-23 competing in the Premier League 2 – Division 2, and the Under-18 competing in the U18 Premier League – South Division.
The 2013-14 Under-21 Premier League Cup was the first edition of the U21 Premier League Cup.
Brentford F.C. Reserves was the reserve team of Brentford. The reserve team played at varying times from 1900 until 2011. During the 2012 off-season, the English reserve football pyramid and youth system was overhauled under the Elite Player Performance Plan and replaced with a new Academy system and development leagues. Brentford's reserve team was relaunched as the Brentford Development Squad in 2011 and in 2012 it began competing in Professional Development League 2 South. After closing the academy in May 2016, the club withdrew frome and launched a new Brentford B team.
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