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The Basick team picked their ‘Top Releases of 2011’ over on our website (click here to view) and in what has now become an annual tradition, we ask some of our bands, friends and supporters to share their best releases of the year.
First up, we’re kicking it all off with bass god from our…
How to Win the Hearts of Investors
To me investing in early stage entrepreneurs is kind of like dating with the hopes of finding the girl you are going to marry. Like a marriage, there is no turning back once you put money into a deal and while it can be very rewarding, it also requires a…
Baroness by Steven Sanchez.
Steven has a wonderful dynamic style that I adore. His sketchbooks are just filled with awesome. When he posted this sketch on his Deviantart site, I bought it the same day. I really couldn
Progressive Prochoice Prime Minister Meets Pope Benedict — A lesson in how to respect the separation of church and state at Catholic World Youth Day
There was an important moment for prochoice politicians across the globe yesterday during the World Youth Day festivities in Madrid. Pope Benedict, on his third visit to the country, made his customary visit to the local head of state and met with Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero. You may remember that Zapatero has riled the Catholic hierarchy several times since he came to power in because of his position on many social issues. He favors a greater separation between church and state, and on the pope’s last visit, Zapatero caused consternation when he declined to attend an open-air Mass. Since coming to power in 2004, he has pushed through a liberalization of both the abortion and divorce laws as well as laws that permit gay marriage and adoption by gay couples. At the time, the latter was described as “the worst thing to happen to the Catholic Church in 2000 years,” by the Spanish bishops’ conference.
