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MUSIC
	McLaughlin: a mind-set for music
	Sub Pop's second coming
	Know your Shins!
	Concert of 1,000 cellists looks set to raise the roof in Kobe
	Interpol well suited for success after all
	Antibalas burn it down and build it back up
	Diplo throws funky DIY marketing into the mix

LISTENING POST
	LIVE Someday in Shinbashi jazz festival
	RECORDED Mercury Rev: "The Secret Migration"
	RECORDED Roots Manuva: "Awfully Deep"
	LIVE The Delgados

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MODERN POP

	THE SECOND ROOM / Jeff Ogrisseg 2004: Year of the bounce; Serious Sirius
	FUZZY LOGIC / Simon Bartz Rip, burn, play: crucial tunes in 2004
	PLAY BUTTON / Suzannah Tartan Nothing lost in the digital translation
	JAZZNICITY / Michael Pronko The power of one note

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CERAMIC SCENE By Robert Yellin
	Female potter smashes tradition
	Dreams for a perfectly set table come true
	A journey through a landscape of clay
	Mino for the modern world
	Japan's tea pots made by an American potter
	National treasures of Bizen-ware pots

THEATER & DANCE
	Seduction twice over by Cooper
	Miracles of the moment in Saburo Teshigawara's dance
	Talkin' Bertolt
	Castle of the truly absurd
	Stars come out in plays of love and loyalty
	Kabuki for just a song

ART & PHOTOGRAPHY
	All the glory that was Florence
	Time to reflect on transition
	Goblins and deities in folk art
	Blue skies over architectural utopias
	Painting over old Edo
	Miraculous folk art
	Following the line to enlightenment
	Cheers to contemporary art

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ASIAN BOOKSHELF
	Japanese Only: the Otaru Hot Springs Case and Racial Discrimination in Japan, by Debito Arudou.
	Heroes of the Kabuki Stage, by Arendie Amp; Henk Herwig.
	Ode To Japanese Pottery: Sake Cups and Flasks, by Robert Lee Yellin, Photographs by Minato Yoshihide and Yoshimori Hiroya.
	Japan's Quiet Transformation: Social Change and Civil Society in the Twenty-first Century, by Jeff Kingston.
	In Light of Shadows: More Gothic Tales, by Izumi Kyoka, Translated and With Essays by Charles Shiro Inouye.
FILMS IN REVIEW
	"Short Takes: February 4, 2005"
	"The Machinist" Insomniac's waking dream gets deep inside your head
	"Kita no Zero-nen" A new world in post-feudal times
	"The Stepford Wives" Women of Stepford can't age gracefully
	"Short Takes: January 28, 2005"
	"The Notebook" Take a note: Too much sugar kills
	"Film interview: The Notebook" Gosling plays it straight
OF NOTE
	"Performing arts festival"
	"Strictly ballroom dance-fest"
	"Confessions of a Warhol helper"
	"Back-to-back Bach concerts"