Erin Tobey (b. 1981) is a member of the DIY punk community. She has been an active leader in said community both artistically and organizationally since becoming involved with punk as a teenager in the late '90's in her childhood home of Lansing, MI.
From 1999-2004, she played guitar and sang in the pop-punk band Abe Froman, thought by many to be an important offspring of the Lansing DIY scene. During her college years at Michigan State University, Tobey also organized a brief, news-making effort to revitalize the downtown East Lansing area by promoting locally-owned businesses.
Ater leaving Michigan in 2001, Tobey resided semi-permanently in Philadelphia, PA, Geelong, VIC, Australia, and Providence, RI. She made her home in Bloomington, IN in 2003, becoming involved with the vibrant punk community there.
Tobey has been a consistent contributor to the efforts of Bloomington's Plan-It-X-Records, whose staunch DIY ethos has set an important example for the sustainablilty and legitimacy of non-mainstream business and lifestyle. In 2005, she was one of the main coordinators of Plan-It-X Fest, a traveling festival that was attended by thousands of show-goers in thirty cities.
In 2002, Tobey began writing and performing songs as a solo artist under her own moniker. Her first solo show was in Little Rock, AR with Tem Eyos Ki, The Good Good, Matty Pop Chart, Boomfancy, The Insides, The Devil is Electric, and Defiance, Ohio. She has since released a record on Plan-It-X Records and Bakery Outlet Records, as well as several self-released recordings.
Tobey publishes a zine called Here It Is, as well as a website to showcase her artwork and writing. She also plays bass in Mt. Gigantic from Bloomington, and has recently joined the Richmond punk band Pink Razors as lead guitarist. She's also been spotted on some group vocals on Richmond's Antlers' latest recordings.
Erin Tobey currently lives in Richmond, VA.
From 1999-2004, she played guitar and sang in the pop-punk band Abe Froman, thought by many to be an important offspring of the Lansing DIY scene. During her college years at Michigan State University, Tobey also organized a brief, news-making effort to revitalize the downtown East Lansing area by promoting locally-owned businesses.
Ater leaving Michigan in 2001, Tobey resided semi-permanently in Philadelphia, PA, Geelong, VIC, Australia, and Providence, RI. She made her home in Bloomington, IN in 2003, becoming involved with the vibrant punk community there.
Tobey has been a consistent contributor to the efforts of Bloomington's Plan-It-X-Records, whose staunch DIY ethos has set an important example for the sustainablilty and legitimacy of non-mainstream business and lifestyle. In 2005, she was one of the main coordinators of Plan-It-X Fest, a traveling festival that was attended by thousands of show-goers in thirty cities.
In 2002, Tobey began writing and performing songs as a solo artist under her own moniker. Her first solo show was in Little Rock, AR with Tem Eyos Ki, The Good Good, Matty Pop Chart, Boomfancy, The Insides, The Devil is Electric, and Defiance, Ohio. She has since released a record on Plan-It-X Records and Bakery Outlet Records, as well as several self-released recordings.
Tobey publishes a zine called Here It Is, as well as a website to showcase her artwork and writing. She also plays bass in Mt. Gigantic from Bloomington, and has recently joined the Richmond punk band Pink Razors as lead guitarist. She's also been spotted on some group vocals on Richmond's Antlers' latest recordings.
Erin Tobey currently lives in Richmond, VA.
Daniel Lloyd-Weston, born on 17 August, 1991 in Manchester, England, is a goalkeeper who currently plays for West Bromwich Albion U-18s Academy team and a product of the long-term investment in youth systems, as part of the development of Football Association Football Academies in England. He was a former pupil at Alsager School, in Cheshire, England.
Lloyd-Weston started his football career at Crewe Alexandra Football Club at the age of eight years old, leaving in 2003 and went on to Liverpool FC playing in the prestigious Unicef-sponsored Torneo Internazionale tournament in Italy for the U-13s team, but later that year he joined Stoke City Football Club being coached by former goalkeeper Ronnie Sinclair.
At the end of season 2006-2007, Lloyd-Weston was released by Stoke City and immediately went on trial at Manchester United FC. A number of other clubs in England and Wales offered him scholarship terms at their respective youth teams, but he joined West Bromwich Albion in June 2007 after playing several trial games. He has since played several games for the U-18s Academy team and selected for the Baggies reserve team, which includes first team regulars on a number of occasions in season 2007-2008.
Lloyd-Weston started his football career at Crewe Alexandra Football Club at the age of eight years old, leaving in 2003 and went on to Liverpool FC playing in the prestigious Unicef-sponsored Torneo Internazionale tournament in Italy for the U-13s team, but later that year he joined Stoke City Football Club being coached by former goalkeeper Ronnie Sinclair.
At the end of season 2006-2007, Lloyd-Weston was released by Stoke City and immediately went on trial at Manchester United FC. A number of other clubs in England and Wales offered him scholarship terms at their respective youth teams, but he joined West Bromwich Albion in June 2007 after playing several trial games. He has since played several games for the U-18s Academy team and selected for the Baggies reserve team, which includes first team regulars on a number of occasions in season 2007-2008.
The Verado Outboard is made by Mercury Marine.
The Verado is an inline 6 cylinder four-stroke supercharged outboard motor.
Sizes range from 135hp to the new 320hp Verado
Unlike most four-stroke outboards the Verado has a supercharger.
The supercharger allows the Verado to perform like a powerful two-stroke.
The Verado uses the DTS (Digital Throttle and Shift System).
The DTS does away with old style mechanical shift and throttle cables.
The Verado also has Power Steering.
The Verado is an inline 6 cylinder four-stroke supercharged outboard motor.
Sizes range from 135hp to the new 320hp Verado
Unlike most four-stroke outboards the Verado has a supercharger.
The supercharger allows the Verado to perform like a powerful two-stroke.
The Verado uses the DTS (Digital Throttle and Shift System).
The DTS does away with old style mechanical shift and throttle cables.
The Verado also has Power Steering.
Jenni Potts is a 20-year-old musician from Bellingham, Washington, USA, who is currently signed to Clickpop Records. Her full length album Take This and Go is slated for release in April 2008. Other releases include the fourth ep, which was released locally in August 2007. Jenni Potts typically performs with only her acoustic guitar and voice, but her recordings feature an array of orchestral accompaniment such as piano, strings, vibraphone, timpani, and glockenspiel; as well as electric guitar, bass, and drums. Michael Harris of Idiot Pilot plays bass on many tracks from the album and sings on "A Tunnel City", "Love Will" and "Stay". Idiot Pilot member Daniel Anderson is also credited with arrangement and electric guitar on "Pro LC".
Other artists featured on Take This and Go include: Dylan Rieck (Delay, Prosser, and Crying Shame), Kristin Allen-Zito of The Trucks, Darin Schaffer, Paul Turpin of Clickpop Records, Julian MacDonough (Megatron, Kasey Anderson), and Mike Bajuk of Jill Brazil.
History
Jenni Potts came to the attention of Clickpop Records through a CD of demos that Daniel Anderson of Idiot Pilot forwarded to label co-founders Dave Richards and Paul Turpin. They were impressed and she was signed to Clickpop in the summer of 2006. Over the next year, she recorded over twenty songs at Bayside Recordings in Bellingham, WA with producer Paul Turpin. Out of these recordings came the full length album, Take This and Go (April 2008) and the fourth ep (August 2007).
Discography
*the fourth ep (August 2007)
*Take This And Go (April 2008)
Other artists featured on Take This and Go include: Dylan Rieck (Delay, Prosser, and Crying Shame), Kristin Allen-Zito of The Trucks, Darin Schaffer, Paul Turpin of Clickpop Records, Julian MacDonough (Megatron, Kasey Anderson), and Mike Bajuk of Jill Brazil.
History
Jenni Potts came to the attention of Clickpop Records through a CD of demos that Daniel Anderson of Idiot Pilot forwarded to label co-founders Dave Richards and Paul Turpin. They were impressed and she was signed to Clickpop in the summer of 2006. Over the next year, she recorded over twenty songs at Bayside Recordings in Bellingham, WA with producer Paul Turpin. Out of these recordings came the full length album, Take This and Go (April 2008) and the fourth ep (August 2007).
Discography
*the fourth ep (August 2007)
*Take This And Go (April 2008)