alter, change, modify - cause to change; make different; cause a transformation; "The advent of the automobile may have altered the growth pattern of the city"; "The discussion has changed my thinking about the issue"
Evirgen's first record as Magna Pia was released via Counterchange, while Tsiridis released as Rhyw on Rotterdam's Tar Hallow and Shifted's Avian with more music forthcoming over the coming months.Admission is [euro]14 with doors at 11pm.
In typical Apache fashion, the designs to the lane-stitch bands consist of repeated triangles, diagonal stripes, and arrangements of small square blocks in a counterchange of colors.
In another fMRI study, Feldstein Ewing and colleagues (2011) compared neural responses with alcohol cues during exposure to "change talk" and "counterchange talk," which are linguistic/semantic constructs hypothesized to mediate behavior change in MI.
He and a friend built a studio where he spends six to eight hours every day, four days a week (he's also launched his own label, Counterchange) -- then he usually plays at least one gig on the weekend, which can also mean six hours (or more) of standing behind the decks.
The intersection of philosophy and literature is also a prevalent theme in Samuel Weber's 'Reading over a Globalized World' and William Watkin's 'Counterchange: Derrida's Poetry'.