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TONIGHT: dub-step to breakcore on 2 stages! ( events » live music ) FRIDAY 16 MAY
PLAN B
1305 SE 8TH

BEAUTIFUL DESTRUCTOR
a devious kollaboration between
PAN!ZEN, REACTIONARY, BASSBOT, FKDUP

$5 for two stages!
21+ Full Bar

INDOOR: breakcore/ hardtek/ noize
Hecate (Hymen/Sublight)
Vankmen (Reactio... read more

event starts Friday, May 16, 2008 - 9:00 PM

TONIGHT: Electro Breaks Acid Tekno Jungletek and Beyond… ( events » nightlife ) DJ and live PA PAN!ZEN Beat-Freq-Dance Experiment

MUTATION
BRANX
320 SE 2ND

This month features:
Synchronicity Frequency
Try My Cabbage
Hteah

And special guests:
5 stars on 23 (dj set)

Show time is 9
21+ Full Bar

$5 suggeste... read more

event starts Thursday, May 1, 2008 - 9:00 PM

Ron Athey in PDX! First Thursday 03 April ( events » arts ) For the first time in PDX
Ron Athey (L.A.),
Samantha Sweeting (Britain/France),
and Portland's own Aria Benner and Micah Perry (Cliche Au Lait)

Thursday 03 April Hippodrome, PDX (SE 3rd & Oak) $8 | 21 +

PERFORMANCES RUN 8 - 9:30 pm | S... read more

event starts Thursday, April 3, 2008 - 8:00 PM

TRY MY CABBAGE - TONIGHT! dark-acid-break-tek ( events » live music ) RED ZONE
a devious dance kollaboration between PAN!ZEN Soundsystem & Subversive Soundsystem

Mt Tabor Legacy Main Hall
4811 SE Hawthorne Blvd

21+ Full Bar
Plenty ov Bass and wood floors to stomp on!

Sliding Scale $5 - $15
Support the S... read more

event starts Saturday, March 29, 2008 - 9:00 PM

RON ATHEY in PDX - 03 APRIL ( events » arts ) For the first time in PDX
Ron Athey (L.A./Britain),
Samantha Sweeting (Britain/France),

and Portland's own Aria Benner and Micah Perry (Cliche Au Lait)

Thursday 03 April (Hippodrome 315 SE 3rd)
$8 Admission | 21 +
_______________________... read more

event starts Thursday, April 3, 2008 - 8:00 PM

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Send off party... Mutant Jam... and so much more...

Billy Neenos is heading to Thailand and we are giving him a proper send off at Rotture with MUTATION!

In addition to the fabulous line-up featuring:
RYZE + FALL w/DJ HARP (of SPECOPS)

along with DIRTY PANDA (Señor Frio & hteah), SYNCHRONICITY FREQUENCY

Billy Neenos (Something's Burning) will be joining members ov the PAN!ZEN krewe for a special send-off Mutant Assembly jam...

Come by and give Billy some love.. and get your freq on!

Rotture
315 SE 3rd

$5
showtime is 9pm

Thu, March 6, 2008 - 12:03 PM permalink - 0 comments

Weeee're baaaaaack!

Well, we will be this weekend.... and we would love to see you all....
So, Come down to Rotture this Sunday 07 OCT!

In addition to some long awaited hugs and drinks there will be music from
Thee PZ Mutant Massive!
featuring:
Acroyear, Hteah, Frio, SciFiSol, Soriah, Rudement, Sync Freq, Nequaquam Vacuum, sArdonikAbbage (that's me!), and more...

It's been an amazing year and we are looking forward to getting back to work presenting festivals and happenings in our Cascadian homeland...... read more

Tue, October 2, 2007 - 9:29 AM permalink - 2 comments

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White House pressured EPA to ease toxics reporting requirements, GAO says

Congress' investigative arm, the Government Accountability Office, has concluded that the Bush White House pressured the U.S. EPA to ease toxics reporting requirements for businesses. The Toxics Release Inventory was born in 1986 and serves as a community right-to-know tool, requiring that companies report annually on their toxic pollution. However, the EPA, apparently under pressure from the White House Office of Management and Budget, recently revised the TRI reporting requirements, allowing companies to file less-informative reports and eschew reporting altogether if they emit less than 5,000 pounds of toxic chemicals, up from the previous trigger of 500 pounds. The reporting changes, the GAO said, mean that industry will have to file 22,000 fewer reports a year. The EPA's own analysis found that the relaxed reporting changes would save industry a paltry $6 million a year, but the GAO countered that the agency's estimate was off the mark and overstated the savings by up to 25 percent. More important, the GAO said the EPA's calculations "masked the disproportionately large impacts" that the eased reporting rules would have on communities.

source: Associated Press

see also, in Grist: EPA sued by 12 states over relaxed toxic-chemical rule

Thu, December 13, 2007 - 6:12 AM permalink

Up to a million gallons of oil spill in North Sea

Perhaps jealous of the recent oil spills in San Francisco, Russia, and South Korea, Norway has had a spill of its very own. Oil company StatoilHydro says a mistake transferring crude from an offshore oil platform to a tanker resulted in up to a million gallons of black liquid flowing into the North Sea. The spill, likely the second-largest in Norwegian history, occurred 125 miles from shore, and officials don't expect the muck to reach land. Which really isn't much consolation to the sea life.

sources: Associated Press, Reuters, BBC News, Agence France-Presse

Wed, December 12, 2007 - 3:12 PM permalink

Big ideas come out of Hollywood Goes Green summit

"Hollywood has gone from the capital of conspicuous consumption to the cutting edge of conspicuous conservation," Arianna Huffington declared recently. Case in point: A two-day Hollywood Goes Green summit that wraps up today. At the summit, tech giant IBM announced a plan to design new technologies that will increase computing capacity by a factor of 10 while using 50 percent less power by the end of 2010. (Which seems somewhat irrelevant to a Hollywood shindig, but a lot of computing goes into special effects, animation, and other movie-making needs.) And at a panel on marketing green messages, Paula Silver, founder of indie-film producer Beyond the Box Productions, advocated for making green seem normal in movies. "At the end of the day it's the good stories that really win," Silver said, adding that environmental messages have "to be part of the story and not just the story." Oscar-winning An Inconvenient Truth notwithstanding, of course.

sources: CNN Money, Business & Media Institute

Wed, December 12, 2007 - 2:12 PM permalink

NYC taxicabs will have to boost fuel economy

New York City taxicabs purchased after Oct. 1, 2008, will be required to get at least 25 miles per gallon, and those purchased after fall 2009 will have to get 30 mpg -- so, basically, will have to be hybrids, according to a rule adopted by the city's Taxi and Limousine Commission. The city's iconic Crown Victoria cabs currently get around a measly 10 mpg.

sources: The New York Sun, Associated Press

Wed, December 12, 2007 - 12:12 PM permalink

Judge tosses out Big Auto's suit against California

Automakers must have been bad this year, because Santa has given them a big holiday disappointment. And by Santa we mean U.S. District Judge Anthony Ishii, who today declared that California has the authority to regulate greenhouse-gas emissions from vehicles, and tossed out automakers' lawsuit against the state. Automakers had sued in 2004 when California passed a law requiring vehicles on its roads to produce 30 percent less greenhouse gases by 2016. Sorry, suckas! That's one down, one to go in California's fight to do right by the climate and the people who breathe its air; the state can't implement its program until it receives a waiver from the U.S. EPA. California has sued to speed up that decision; an EPA spokesperson says the determination will come down by the end of December. If the EPA says yea, as many as 16 other states may implement California's standards.

sources: Associated Press, Sacramento Bee, San Francisco Chronicle

see also, in Gristmill: California judge rules against automakers in lawsuit against Calif. tailpipe GHG standards