my Origami class at the New School, I just
wasn't able to get down there, my loss bigtime. The shows, organized by
Jackie O Motherfucker's Tom Greenwood, offered a haven for his pals from
Tower Recordings, Prick Decay, Hall of Fame and other NYC and non-NYC
free-thinkers, and the result is a stunning 2CD document that's going to
turn people on for years to what seems to be the logical sequel to the
ESP-related activity in 1960s downtown NYC. Even Michael Hurley stops by
for a ghostly guitar recital surrounded by his new friends, and genius
blower Daniel Carter's lead amongst the group here is among the most
amazing performances I've heard from him. There's some electronic abuse
from Glands of Eternal Secretion, lonely psychedelia from Double Leopards,
cosmic folk from Joshua Burkett, and much more. A really superbThe speed camera company blasted in Baltimore for issuing tickets to people who weren't speeding is now facing criticism in Howard County, where it submitted a year's worth of inaccurate data about the program there.

Data submitted by Xerox State & Local Solutions for the county's four cameras repeatedly listed more vehicles speeding than there were cars on the road, according to documents reviewed by The Baltimore Sun. The 2013 data sometimes reported that 200 percent, 400 percent or even 600 percent of the number of cars that passed by a camera were speeding.

County officials say Xerox lost some files that tracked the total number of vehicles on a road. Officials say they do not believe that any erroneous citations were issued to motorists, in part because the citations