The Cabell Standard
The Cabell Standard was an independent, weekly newspaper covering Cabell County, West Virginia.
The paper was first printed in 1898 in Milton, West Virginia by James R. Dudley.
Until 2006, the paper was published as" The Cabell Record."
The paper published its last issue on April 2, 2015 after going out of business.
Before that, the paper was every Thursday by Stadelman Publishing, which purchased the paper in 2013.
Emanuel and the Fear (EP)
Emanuel and the Fear is the first EP from Brooklyn- based symphonic rock band Emanuel and the Fear and was released via Paper Garden Records in February 2009.
Listen (Emanuel and the Fear album)
Listen is the first full- length album from Brooklyn- based symphonic rock band Emanuel and the Fear and was released via Paper Garden in March 2010.
The Ceylonese
The Ceylonese was an English-language newspaper in Ceylon founded by P. Ramanathan and other leading figures.
The newspaper started on 5 March 1913 with Americans H. H. Marcus as manager and Tom Wright as editor.
The paper was based at Tichborne Hall, Tichborne Avenue in Maradana, Colombo.
The paper's other directors included Hector Alfred Jayewardene and Francis de Zoysa.
The paper was editorially nationalistic and was run like an American newspaper, a contrast to other Ceylonese papers which were run according to the British model.
Ramanthan used the paper to promote his candidature for the Educated Ceylonese seat in the Legislative Council of Ceylon.
During the 1911 election the de Soysa family had used their paper, "The Morning Leader", to attack Ramanthan so that their relative Marcus Fernando would win the election.
This tactic failed with Ramanthan defeating Fernando by 1,645 votes to 981 votes.
After some time differences arose between the paper's directors and Ramanathan resigned from the board of directors.
The remaining directors and shareholders continued to use the paper to promote their own interests.
World War I also impacted on the paper - there was war-time censorship and the cost of newsprint, ink, types and machinery soared.
The paper faced serious financial problems - it was making a loss and had large debts.
F. R. Senanayake issued a writ to auction the paper's assets in order to recover a Rs. 21,000 loan.
As a result, the paper ceased publication in late 1917.
D. R. Wijewardena saw "The Ceylonese"'s demise as an opportunity to grow his fledgling media empire.
The auction for the paper's assets took place in December 1917.
At the auction Senanayake and his brother D. S. Senanayake asked Wijewardena to make a bid of Rs.
21,000, the amount of the writ, but bidding was slow.
Wijewardena was able to buy the paper's plant and goodwill with a bid of Rs. 16,000.
He also paid of the remainder of mortgage held by F. R. Senanayake.
Wijewardena subsequently started the "Ceylon Daily News" on 3 January 1918 using "The Ceylonese" assets.
The Putnam Standard
The Putnam Standard was an independent, weekly newspaper covering Putnam County, West Virginia.
The paper was first printed in 1877 in Winfield, West Virginia by J.G. Downtain.
Until 2006, the paper was published as "The Putnam Democrat."
The paper published its last issue on April 2, 2015 after going out of business Before that, the paper was published every Thursday by Stadelman Publishing, which purchased the paper in 2013.
LaBrassBanda
LaBrassBanda is a Bavarian brass band originating from Übersee( Chiemgau), near Chiemsee, Bavaria, Germany.
The name of the band is a portmanteau of the Italian words" la banda" and the English term" brass band", both meaning the same.
The Paper of Montgomery County
The Paper of Montgomery County is a daily newspaper in Montgomery County, Indiana.
Its first issue was dated November 24, 2004; The Paper currently publishes Monday- Saturday, and is delivered to subscribers through the U.S. Postal Service.
In 2005, The Paper acquired" The Weekly of West Central Indiana".
On Tuesdays, the publication is free of charge and circulated more widely, under a joint" The Paper/ Weekly" flag.
The Paper was conceived by Gaildene Hamilton, who for many years served as editor of the" Journal Review", the county's other daily newspaper.
Hamilton did not get to see the first issue go to press; she died suddenly in July 2004.
The Paper is owned by a group of 10 local business people, including publisher Tim Timmons.
" The Paper of Montgomery County Indiana is a daily newspaper devoted to promoting the people and events of Montgomery County," according to the mission statement on its website.
The Paper also partners with Indianapolis television station WTHR for news- gathering.
The Paper Garden
The Paper Garden was an American psychedelic rock band formed in New York City, New York in 1967.
After gathering a sizable following in the Northwest, the group recorded their only album," The Paper Garden", in 1968, which promoted several styles ranging from complex orchestration to hard- edged psychedelia.
Following its release, the recordings have since become considered one of the more accomplished artistic statements from the psychedelic era.
Formed in 1967, the Paper Garden consisted of members Joe Arduino( bass guitar, vocals), Sandy Napoli( rhythm guitar, keyboards, sitar, vocals), Paul LoGrande( lead guitar, vocals), Jimmy Tirella( drums), and John Reich( keyboards).
With varying talents as multi-instrumentalists, three capable singers, and accomplished songwriters in Arduino, Napoli, and LoGrande, the band almost effortlessly was able to expand upon the complex instrumentals found in the Beatles'" Revolver" and" Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band".
The Paper Garden toured all along the Northeast coast, establishing several pockets of followers in local college campuses.
In 1968, the group garnered the interest of record producer Geoff Turner, who was working for Aaron Schroeder's New York- based Musicor Records.
Under the assumption that the band would record material he heard onstage, Turner signed the Paper Garden to a recording contract, ambitious to produce a group he hoped was on the cutting- edge of psychedelia.
Rather than record the material from their live set, the Paper Garden decided to compose a whole new set of ambitious repertory.
The album was much more elaborate and expensive to cut than Turner anticipated; however, he ultimately elected to recording it, complete with string orchestra arrangements, contributions by session trumpeter, violinist, and trombonist, and intricate vocal harmonies.
Music critic Beverly Patterson, writing for" It's Psychedelic Baby!" magazine voices that" The Paper Garden" album was" Clearly influenced by the psychedelic hoodoo practiced by the Beatles, trickles of the Idle Race, and the Bee Gees, and even the jolly jugband stylings of the Lovin’ Spoonful, further arise on' The Paper Garden Presents,' resulting in a record that ’s both playful and progressive".
Upon release," The Paper Garden" was met with positive reviews, but without a single or major record label to support it, the album was a commercial flop.
The Paper Garden disbanded in 1969, and for a while their album was left to lay in obscurity.
However, in 2002, Gear- Fab Records released a remastered version of the album.
It has since been followed by more reissues on Relics Records in 2012 and Sundazed Records in 2014.
The renewed recognition of" The Paper Garden" has led many music critics to conclude the album is a well- executed piece from the psychedelic era.
Southwark Playhouse
Southwark Playhouse is a theatre in London, located between Borough and Elephant and Castle tube stations.
Elephant Stone (band)
Elephant Stone is a Canadian indie rock band.
Fronted by Rishi Dhir( formerly associated with The High Dials), the band's style incorporates aspects of traditional Indian music including the sitar, tabla, and dilruba with Western psychedelic rock.

Question: Are The Paper Garden and Elephant Stone (Band) both from the same country?
Answer: no