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APtBS links from late February 2015

Older APtBS picAPtBS links from late February 2015

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Interview of Oliver in Houston Press

APtBS on stageInterview of Oliver in Houston Press

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Transfixiation Reviews late February 2015

The reviews of Transfixiation keep coming in:

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We’ve Come So Far video released


We’ve Come So Far video released

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A Place to Bury Strangers coming to Philadelphia, February 17, 2015

Death By Audio Pedals

About the upcoming show in Philadelphia

A Place to Bury Strangers talk taking ‘Transfixiation’ on the road, coming to Underground Arts

      – ‘Feeling even more in control in a live setting, Ackermann thrives on a situation based in an in-real-life experience and the variables that come along with it.’

aptbs a place to bury strangers transfixiation

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NY Bands to watch

Original crew of A Place to Bury Strangers

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Pre-release reviews of Transfixiation

The reviews of Transfixiation in early February 2015. It was very nice to see the album reviewed by NPR.

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Recipe for baked chicken wings so they taste fried

Dilapidated building near Warsaw, VA We were going to a friend’s house to watch the Super Bowl and volunteered to bring chicken wings. Making them without frying was our challenge, This recipe does a pretty good job of producing wings that are baked but appear fried. The technique involves letting them sit for several hours uncovered in the refrigerator..

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Transfixiation review

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Brief Review. The Jew Store: A Family Memoir by Stella Suberman

The Jew Store: A Family Memoir by Stella Suberman



America in the twenties. The Bronsons, a Jewish family, the parents are from Russia, move first to Nashville and then to Concordia TN to establish a business – Bronson’s Low Priced Store. As I read it I thought it was told almost entirely from the point of view of the mother, a stereotypical, classic Jewish mother, and her dealing with living in a land where there were no other Jews in town. Definitely a memoir. Several heros standing up to child labor, the Klan, and the prejudice. But a fair amount of accommodation as well.

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