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I told Phil that I'd fix his pants ..he had complaints that they weren't tight enough :hallo25 .
BJ & Tyler give some tongue-in-cheek stuff about All-Stars in the ROTR blog:http://www.cbs.com/primetime/amazing_race10/shows/ep06/fans/rotr/
Funny stuff :hlol ! Don't forget to vote for BJ & Tyler ! www.realityremix.tv/really/
I can't read it kogs , can you copy & paste?
:hallo21 can you copy & paste?
dragoondaniel78 Registered UserPosts: 94(10/23/06 9:42 pm)Reply All-Stars info from Chip & Kim-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: web.mac.com/mcallpl/iWeb/...18972.htmlKim: I don't think I ever got a phone call from anybody. (for All-Stars)--Chip: There IS DEFINITELY gonna be an Amazing Race all-stars. They will be starting within the next few days. And Kim & I never got a phone call from anyone.--Chip talks about being "hurt" that the people of CBS did not even 'remember' them and consider them for ALL-STARS, which he emphasizes that is already confirmed to be made.--Kim suggests that there should have been a poll for the fans to choose the teams they want to be on All-Stars. She also mentions that TAR-ALL STARS will be starting in a week or two. Kim also doesn't know who they have chosen.--Both now said that there are a few people they know. They know about half of them but do not want to 'release' the names.--They know who are not gonna be in All-Stars and they are:-BJ & Tyler (YES YES YES!! WOHOOO) -Jonathan & Victoria (duh)-Rob & Brennan--Lol. Poor Chip.. He seems really upset. Ohh well.
Wait... If they're starting in a few days, does that mean NONE of those who would be blogging on CBS would be on the race?Can we send out our stalker troops like RIGHT NOW?
IGN TV: So where do you two stand on the oft-debated topic of doing an Amazing Race: All-Stars edition? Do you think it would be a fun thing to do?Keoghan: I don't know. I think if the fans really want it, then they should get what they want. Because there's such a freshness to the teams going out to places they've never been before, and they don't know what it's like to be in television and to be on television, they're sort of naïve in a way that makes for really exciting content. And sometimes when I've seen these shows were people have come back, [and] they tend to be much more affected. They get a sense of how they look on TV, so then they alter their behavior a little bit. I'd hate to see that happen. But I don't know. I'm open to it. Doganieri: I think it would be good if we brought back teams from the very beginning; the first couple seasons, who haven't been around it for awhile. I think we've progressively made it a little harder, the challenges, and a little more interesting. So we would make it really, really tough for them. And there is certain teams that I'd like to see come back; it's not always the first or second place teams. There's a lot of good teams that got eliminated first or second round that would be really good. Keoghan: Absolutely. We have lost some really good teams early. Avi and Joe from Season 6, the Jews in Iceland. Doganieri: Charla and Mirna
There's a lot of good teams that aren't first, second or third in the winnings. Keoghan: The two guys that were in season 7; the hillbillies. They would have been great. Doganieri: They were funny and smart. Nobody even knew this but one of them spoke like three languages. And the guy drives around on his ranch, you know? He lives way down in the South, drives around on a tractor
Really smart guys. Good sense of humors. Phil (far left) prepares the teams at the start of The Amazing Race 10 IGN TV: So do you do those sort of fantasy picks, imagining if you did do All-Stars who you might put on it?Doganieri: I have done my own little poll from some of the TARCon people, asking them who they would like. I've got that list on my desk. I did my own poll. But there's a few of our favorites, for sure. Keoghan: There's definitely people that fans keep mentioning, over and over and over. Doganieri: And some they definitely don't want back. I won't mention those
But you all know who they are. IGN TV: I think I know who they all are, but I wonder if some of those are the ones I'd want back.Doganieri: I think we're all in agreement on the same people. IGN TV: I think we're all in agreement on some people, that's for sure.[Doganieri at this point had to leave with her husband (and Amazing Race executive producer) Bertram van Munster]Keoghan: Some teams that want to come back, the ones that voice their interest in coming back the most, are the ones that we don't want. It's interesting, right? IGN TV: It is interesting. I don't know how you feel about this team, but I feel like on an All-Stars season, you should definitely have Colin and Christie [from season 5].Keoghan: Well he would have to be the most competitive person, the most driven person, in my opinion, that we've ever had. IGN TV: I agree, but I know he's one of those people that splits the fans so much.Keoghan: But he's great to watch! I agree with you. IGN TV: Yeah, I know he split the audience as far as if they liked him or not, but I think they were always interested in what he was doing. So would you have them on All-Stars?Keoghan: I like him. I liked them as TV. It's not going to be up to me, but I did like them for TV. I thought they were great. http://tv.ign.com/articles/732/732839p4.html
Survivor2345andbeyond Registered UserPosts: 2698(10/25/06 4:07 pm) Re: TAR - All-Stars - Official Spoiler Thread-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gaghan, you know if ANY TARFE teams were asked? sunnydaysahead Where's the Red Bean?Posts: 599(10/25/06 4:10 pm)Reply Re: TAR - All-Stars - Official Spoiler Thread-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Teams were asked from every season.
1. Do you know which teams from your season were asked?----I know of two2. If a team was asked and accepted, do you know how they went about eliminating two members of the team? I mean, for you it would be easy, but for, say, the Linzes or Godlewskis it would be more difficult to decide which two would race, yes?----No, TPTB said which two they wanted
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Sierra Madre, mountain system of Mexico. It consists of the Sierra Madre Occidental (to the west), the Sierra Madre Oriental (to the east), and the Sierra Madre del Sur (to the south). These ranges enclose the great central Mexican Plateau, which itself is a part of the system—although the northern portion of the plateau also is considered to be part of the Basin and Range Province in the United States—and is broken by blocks of mountain ranges and large ephemeral drainage basins called bolsones ("pockets").
Physical features
The Mexican Plateau is composed largely of uplifted and folded strata of the Mesozoic Era (about 250 to 65 million years ago). Formations from the second half of the Mesozoic predominate among exposed rocks, but older sediments are widespread. The region's elevation, folding, and faulting were contemporaneous with the uplift of the Rocky Mountains. Early in the Cenozoic Era (about the past 65 million years), great outpourings of lava terminated a long interval of weathering and erosion. Subsequently the large plateau block was uplifted, the displacement being greater to the south than to the north. Its margins have been dissected into the deeply gouged angular landscape of the Sierra Madre Occidental and the more rounded but rugged terrain of the Sierra Madre Oriental.
Although the range along the western fringe of the plateau, the Sierra Madre Occidental, was long assumed to be a structurally simple feature consisting of nearly horizontal lavas manteling Mesozoic sediments and old crystalline rocks, a complex structural history has become apparent. The underlying strata were deformed by folding and faulting during several periods, and there are many intrusions of varying size. Strata mostly from the latter part of the Paleozoic Era (about 250 million years ago) overlie materials from the early part of the era in the Sierra Madre Occidental and to the west. Large amounts of lava and ash were deposited on earlier surfaces in the Cenozoic Era.
The Sierra Madre Oriental, composed largely of folded sedimentary rocks of the Cretaceous Period (about 145 to 65 million years ago), owes its present relief to uplift, faulting, and erosion since about 23 million years ago. Igneous intrusion forms are numerous.
Marking the southern edge of the Mexican Plateau and spanning Mexico from coast to coast is a zone where volcanism developed during two episodes. The first episode occurred during the early and middle parts of the Cenozoic Era, when immense quantities of lava were poured over the land. The second volcanic episode, which began in the Pliocene Epoch (about 5.3 to 2.6 million years ago) and has continued to the present, is associated with the development of such spectacular volcanic peaks as Pico de Orizaba (18,406 feet [5,610 metres]), Popocatépetl (17,930 feet [5,465 metres]), Iztaccíhuatl (17,159 feet [5,230 metres]), Nevado de Toluca (14,977 feet [4,565 metres]), and Colima (13,451 feet [4,100 metres]). There were major changes in drainage patterns following the formation of the Cordillera Neo-Volcánica during the second episode. In 1759 and 1943, respectively, the smaller volcanoes of El Jorullo and Paricutín were formed. Additional peaks, cinder cones, and other evidence of volcanism occur throughout the region.
To the west of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec in southern Mexico, the great escarpment of the Southern Highlands rises several thousand feet. This deeply dissected mountain mass reveals east-to-west folds in its base rocks of metamorphosed Cretaceous sediments and intrusives. The narrower western section of the highlands is known as the Sierra Madre del Sur. It is breached by the Balsas River.
The Sierra Madre Occidental extends approximately 700 miles (1,100 km) from northwest to southeast and is about 100 to 300 miles (160 to 480 km) in width. Summits mostly exceed elevations of 6,000 feet (1,800 metres), and some peaks rise above 10,000 feet (3,000 metres). From the east the mountains present relatively slight but broken relief; from the west they appear as formidable escarpments whose benched flanks drop into deep canyons called barrancas. The great mountain ranges and canyons trend northwest to southeast, which is generally the trend of the folds in the Mesozoic and older basement strata. The local relief may exceed 5,000 feet (1,500 metres), and the majestic dimensions of some of these barrancas—notably Barranca del Cobre ("Copper Canyon")—compare to the Grand Canyon of the United States.
Extending southeastward from the Big Bend of the Rio Grande (called Río Bravo del Norte in Mexico) are a series of low mountains that are composed of folded sedimentary strata. South of Monterrey these mountains become a striking range, the Sierra Madre Oriental. Summit elevations are about 7,000 feet (2,100 metres), but some peaks rise above 10,000 feet, such as the Cerro Peña Nevada. Steep-walled narrow valleys, a number of which are north to south in alignment, lie in the sierra, and there are several gateways from the Gulf of Mexico lowlands to the plateau.
The core of Sierra Madre del Sur is outlined by a narrow and discontinuous coastal plain to the southwest and by the structural depression of the Balsas River to the north. To the east of this depression is the Sierra Mixteca, which forms a highland bridge between the Cordillera Neo-Volcánica and the Southern Highlands. A labyrinth of narrow ridges and steep-flanked valleys forms the Southern Highlands. Much of this broken country crests at elevations of about 6,500 feet (2,000 metres), and only a few peaks exceed 10,000 feet. Whereas the Mexican Plateau's volcanic mantle is relatively free of dissection, the Southern Highlands have been stripped of much of their volcanic cover. The older basement rocks are exposed in what are probably the most highly dissected landscapes of Mexico. There is very little flatland in the region. Abruptly terminating the region on the east is a magnificent escarpment that overlooks the Isthmus of Tehuantepec.
Elevation is more important in determining the thermal characteristics of the Mexican climate than is latitude. The decrease in temperature that occurs with increasing elevation has made it possible to identify distinct vertical temperature zones: tierra caliente, or "hot land," tierra templada, or "temperate land," and tierra fria, or "cold land." Unlike climatic areas farther from the Equator, there is little seasonal variation in temperature at any elevation in the tropics.
The tierra templada, which includes elevations from 3,000 to 6,000 feet (900 to 1,800 metres), has mean temperatures ranging from the mid-60s to the mid-70s F (about 18 to 24 °C). Much of highland Mexico is in this thermal zone. It is the most pleasant of the zones for human habitation. During winter, frost may occur. In the cooler tierra fria the mean annual temperatures are between the mid-50s and mid-60s F (about 13 and 18 °C). Above 10,000 to 11,000 feet (3,000 to 3,300 metres) the mean annual temperature is less than 50 °F (10 °C), and above 14,000 to 15,000 feet (4,300 to 4,600 metres) it is less than 32 °F (0 °C).
Mountain masses, besides creating islands of cooler climate within the tropics, play a major role in the incidence of clouds and precipitation. The mountains form barriers over which air may be raised, cooled, and caused to condense. Within the mountains and in their lee there is a lower incidence of clouds and precipitation. Lee or descending air becomes warmer, and its capacity to retain moisture rises. Illustrating the effect of the mountains upon precipitation and cloudiness is the contrast between the roughly 80 inches (2,000 mm) of rain and 150 cloudy days per year for the eastern slopes of the Sierra Madre Oriental and the roughly 40 inches (1,000 mm) of rain and 90 cloudy days per year that characterize much of the Pacific slope west of the Sierra Madre del Sur. The drier areas are in the rain shadow of the mountains.
Plant and animal life
The extent of the once-ubiquitous mountain forests has been greatly curtailed by centuries of human activity, owing not only to clearing of land for farming but also to the widespread use of wood in earlier times to make charcoal for metal smelting. (Simultaneously, the distribution of animal life has been restricted.) In the tierra fria, forests of conifers are found, followed in the tierra templada by mixed forests of oak and pine. At still lower elevations, and especially in the rain shadows, the Sierra Madre Occidental is characterized by a diverse scrubby assemblage of xerophytic (drought-tolerant) plants. In contrast, the lower levels of the Sierra Madre Oriental display, especially in the southern part, a broad-leaved tropical luxuriance correlated with the reliable and adequate rainfall that they receive.
Deer and coyotes are widespread in the Sierra Madre. Gray wolves are still found in remote parts of the northern Sierra Madre Occidental. The grizzly bear probably became extinct in the wild after 1960, but the population of black bears has remained fairly stable. Large cats (jaguar and puma) are becoming scarce, but cottontail rabbits abound, and collared peccaries are fairly plentiful, as are wild turkeys and smaller game birds.
The remoteness, relative inaccessibility, and many habitable valleys of the Sierra Madre made it a refuge for a number of indigenous peoples who succeeded in retaining much of their aboriginal culture for two or three centuries after their first contact with the Spaniards. These groups include the Huichol and Cora in the southern states of Nayarit and Jalisco, the Tarahumara (Rarámuri) in the north (Chihuahua), and a number of other groups, especially in the Sierra Madre del Sur. The gradual acculturation of these peoples to the Mexican mestizo way of life was unavoidable, however, and in many areas the use of traditional languages, clothing patterns, and house types has been replaced; many young adults have abandoned the ways of their ancestral societies. Technological progress furthered this process in the second half of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st. Trucks and buses and even small airplanes capable of operating with short landing strips increasingly have been used to transport goods and people, replacing the traditional horses, mules, and burros.
Among the substantial rivers that have watersheds that penetrate the Sierra Madre Oriental are the Moctezuma and Pánuco, the combined drainage system of which has captured a considerable area of the central plateau. The process of capture was aided by the opening of a drainage canal in 1607 (expanded in 1900) to tap the Basin of Mexico. Numerous harnessed and potential sources of hydroelectric development exist among the rivers that drain the eastern front of the mountains. Agricultural settlement is particularly dense in the state of Veracruz.
The rugged topography of the Sierra Madre Occidental has been a serious barrier to east-west communications. Because of the mountains, Spanish exploration, regional commercial evolution, and the present road and railway systems developed independently on the Mexican Plateau and in the Pacific Coastal Lowlands of Sinaloa and Sonora states. No railroad crossed the mountain barrier until 1962, although construction had begun many years earlier on lines between Durango and Mazatlán and between Chihuahua and Topolobampo. The latter was finally completed. Only a few paved roads through the region link interior cities with Pacific coastal resorts and towns.
The sparse settlement in this mountainous area is confined to mining centres and farming and pastoral hamlets. Forest industries are most highly developed in the states of Chihuahua and Durango, but it may be that the long-term worth of the forest cover as watershed protection exceeds its value as timber. The Sierra Madre Occidental is the source of waters that support the oases of the plateau and of the lowlands adjoining the Gulf of California. Oases that have been formed by water from the mountains include those along the Carmen, Conchos, Nazas, and Aguanaval rivers in the plateau. The westward-flowing Yaqui, Mayo, Fuerte, Sinaloa, and Culiacán rivers water important farming districts in the coastal lowlands.
Study and exploration
The exploration and study of the Sierra Madre occurred in three main stages. The first, which lasted until the mid-16th century, consisted of Spanish reconnaissance and the subjugation of native peoples. The second, lasting until the late 19th century, was based on the mining of silver deposits—first in the south (Guanajuato, Zacatecas, and San Luis Potosí) and then progressively farther north and west (Fresnillo, Durango, Hidalgo del Parral, and Álamos). Along with the miners went Roman Catholic priests, and some Indian settlements received Jesuit missions. The more successful mining settlements later became cities and even state capitals. The third stage, that of scholarly inquiry, began with scattered Spanish studies in the 17th century. Modern scientific study of the mountains was initiated with the work of the Norwegian explorer and ethnologist Carl Lumholtz, who in 1890–98 did extensive fieldwork throughout the Sierra Madre Occidental. Lumholtz was followed by other scholars from Europe, Mexico, and the United States in the fields of archaeology, anthropology, art, history, geography, sociology, geology, botany, and zoology.George C. Engerrand Henry J. Bruman
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The American Jackson Browne and Spanish Raúl Rodríguez. meet in Song y Son, project that embarks on an exciting exchange, a crossing of American sounds and Spanish rhythms.
Singer-Songwriter Jackson Browne Adds a 3rd Beacon Theatre Show in New York, NY on June 20th
First two Beacon Theatre shows on June 17th and 18th are SOLD OUT
Jackson Browne Supporting North Carolina LGBT Groups
Jackson will be donating the entire net proceeds of both North Carolina shows to support local and national LGBT groups, including Equality NC and Human Rights Campaign.
New Zealand Herald - Jackson Browne Concerts Returns
"I love playing Auckland," says Browne.
Jackson Browne Announces 2016 U.S. Summer Tour Dates
Singer-songwriter Jackson Browne announces 2016 U.S. summer tour dates, beginning in June thru August with his band.
Two Jackson Browne Concerts Rescheduled
Attention: RESCHEDULED CONCERTS - RICHMOND, VA.& ASHEVILLE, NC
Jackson Browne Announces Additional 2016 Solo Acoustic U.S. Tour Dates
Singer-Songwriter Jackson Browne announces additional solo acoustic tour dates beginning April 21 at the Sunset Center in Carmel, CA thru May 10th in Santa Fe, NM at Lensic Performing Arts Center.
Jackson Browne Appearing At The 7th Annual 30A Songwriters Festival
Along Florida's Scenic Highway 30A January 16th, 2016
Tal Wilkenfeld and Alain Johannes at the Troubadour
Tue, December 8, 2015 - 7:00 pm
An Evening with Jackson Browne - 2016 Australia & New Zealand Tour - New Brisbane Concert Announced
A Brisbane concert at the QPAC Concert Hall has been added to the 2016 Australia and New Zealand tour.
Jackson Browne to Appear with James Taylor in June and August
Next summer, Jackson and his band will be special guest with James Taylor at two of Americas most storied ballparks
World Premiere Collaboration - Jackson Browne and Raúl Rodríguez
Jackson Browne and Raúl Rodríguez - Song y Son
An Evening with Jackson Browne - 2016 Australia & New Zealand Tour
Tour Begins At Bluesffest March 27
Jackson Browne Announces Additional 2015 Tour Dates
New November dates to include special guests Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams
Jackson Browne's 2015 European Tour Begins Next Week
Tour dates run May 24 thru July 7, 2015
Jackson Browne Announces Additional 2015 US Tour Dates
September and October dates to include special guests Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams
Jackson Browne Announces Additional 2015 US Summer Tour Dates In Support Of His New Album, Standing In The Breach
Singer-songwriter Jackson Browne announces the second leg of his 2015 U.S. Summer tour to support his new album, Standing In The Breach. Details and special benefit seating for the September dates are available on the Tour page.
Jackson Browne, Jack Tempchin & Joel Rafael Announce Circle Of Friends Benefit Concert For Cheyne Johnston Recovery
California Center For The Arts, Escondido On Thursday, April 9, 2015
The Grammy Museum® And Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Announce Performers For The Concert For Social Justice
The GRAMMY Museum®, in partnership with Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights, will celebrate the launch of their Speak Up, Sing Out songwriting contest with The Concert For Social Justice on April 8, 2015, at the Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles.
Jackson Browne Announces 2015 US Summer Tour Dates In Support Of His New Album, Standing In The Breach
Details and special benefit seating for the West Coast dates are available.
Jackson Browne and the Needle Time interview with Neil McCormick!
This will air on Tuesday, 27th January at 10.30pm and will be repeated on Sunday,1st February at 8pm.
Jackson Browne and the Needle Time interview with Neil McCormick!
This will air on Tuesday, 27th January at 10.30pm and will be repeated on Sunday,1st February at 8pm.
Jackson Browne Announces Additional Tour Dates In Spain, To Support His New Album, Standing in the Breach
Singer-songwriter Jackson Browne announces tour dates in Spain, scheduled for May and June 2015 to support his new studio album, Standing In The Breach. Dates include Aviles, Bilbao, Barcelona and Madrid. Tickets available beginning this week.
Jackson Browne's Standing in the Breach One of Rolling Stone's 50 Best Albums of 2014
Browne confirmed his place as an essential voice in the wilds of the 21st century with this powerful set of songs about love and progressive ideals forces that a corrupt world can never truly defeat.
Jackson Browne Announces 2015 European Tour Dates In Support Of His New Album, Standing In The Breach.
Advance Tickets Available Beginning This Week
Jackson Browne to Appear on SiriusXM's Artist Confidential on Thanksgiving Day
Thanksgiving Day will feature the debut of SiriusXMs Artist Confidential with Jackson Browne and his band.
Jackson Browne Announces February 2015 U.S. Tour Dates In Support Of His New Album, Standing In The Breach
Advance tickets available beginning this week.
Jackson Browne Announces 2015 Japan Tour
In Support Of His New Album, Standing In The Breach -- Advance Tickets Available Now
Jackson Browne Announces Italian 2015 Tour Dates
Jackson Browne Announces Italian 2015 Tour Dates In Support Of His New Album, Standing In The Breach -- Advance Tickets Available On Saturday, November 7
Jackson Browne: Standing In The Breach Album Review
Jackson Brownes new album is a masterclass in Americana says Harry Mulligan.
The new Jackson Browne album, Standing In The Breach, his fourteenth studio LP, is classically, monumentally and colossally Jackson Browne. Period! He cleverly holds a mirror up to a heavily dichotomous and divided America, but not before revisiting that gentle easy groove of yesteryear in his first two tracks, The Birds of Saint Marks (the albums first single) and Yeah Yeah.
The opening track was written some years ago when Browne lived in the Parish of St Mark in New York City. In the second track we hear more from the man with the long love affair with love, before we start to see glimpses of the old politicized Browne that we know and love, Rock n Roll Hall of Fame inductee that he is.
Jackson Browne, Standing in the Breach The Interview
Jackson Browne talks about his new instant classic, Standing In The Breach, and a history of remarkable recordings.
Standing in the Breach, the new Jackson Browne album out October 7th on Inside Recordings, is full of the sort of ruminations on love and loss and the state of the world that fans of his remarkable early 70s work will find familiar, with songs of longing about the space between us ultimately giving way to reflections on peace and hope.
An Interview with Jackson Browne
The legendary songwriter about his politics, his fourteenth studio album and what it was like the first time he saw Springsteen perform.
'Like Opening A Book In The Middle': Jackson Browne Returns To An Old Song
Singer and songwriter Jackson Browne remembers the circumstances well: Just 18 years old, with $50 to his name and new to New York City, he "lucked into" a job playing for the singer Nico. Suddenly he was an observer to the world of The Velvet Underground, Andy Warhol and their coterie.
On his new album, Standing In The Breach, Browne revisits a song he wrote during this time: "The Birds Of St. Marks," a portrait of Nico that he composed as he was leaving New York.
"She was a big fan of The Byrds," Browne tells NPR's Melissa Block. "She would say 'can you play something like Jim McGuinn?' I'd go, 'well, no.' "
That request was in his mind when he returned to "The Birds Of St. Marks."...
Jackson Browne Interview - Sunday Night on DIRECTV
Hear Jackson's interview with Sam Jones on Off Camera
MOJO - Stream Jackson Brownes New Album!
Listen to Standing In The Breach in full, and read JBs reflections. A MOJO Exclusive!
MusicRadar Jackson Browne talks guitars, production and new album Standing In The Breach
A sort of jammy, friendly kind of arrangement is at the heart of it.
Rolling Stone Germany - Pre-Listening: Jackson Browne - Standing In The Breach
RTVE.es estrena Standing in the breach, el nuevo disco de Jackson Browne
Esquire Magazine Exclusive: Listen to Jackson Browne's Yeah Yeah
Plus: The rock legend talks about the pressing issues he tackles on his latest album.
USAToday - Hear Jackson Browne's Standing in the Breach album
Standing in the Breach, the new Jackson Browne album premiering at USA TODAY (out Oct. 7), finds the singer/songwriter in a distressed but ultimately hopeful frame of mind.
Jeff Bridges, Jessie Bridges And David Crosby Will Join Jackson Browne And Friends At The Benefit For Sanctuary Centers At The Arlington Theatre In Santa Barbara On October 25
On October 25th at the Arlington Theatre in Santa Barbara, Jackson Browne and friends, including Jeff Bridges, Jessie Bridges and David Crosby will host a special benefit for the Sanctuary Centers of Santa Barbara, the renowned non-profit provider of care for adults living with mental illness in the area. The evening will feature Jackson Browne along with members of his band and special guests. Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased at all Ticketmaster outlets including the Arlington Theatre. To charge by phone please call 800-745-3000 or 805-963-4408. To order online visit www.ticketmaster.com
Los Angeles Times - Jackson Browne, an old pro with a fresh perspective
On a recent evening at a North Hollywood rehearsal studio, Jackson Browne was leading his band through his song "About My Imagination" when he raised his hand to halt the musicians. The ensemble included some new members, and though Browne had loved the energy they'd brought to the tune earlier in the practice (during their initial crack at it), now the veteran singer-songwriter feared the freshness had worn off. The music, he said to the players as he peered over his eyeglasses, was beginning to feel too familiar.
Jackson Browne at The Kennedy Center
Performing before a sold-out crowd in the acoustically perfect Concert Hall at the Kennedy Center, Jackson Browne and his crackerjack band led the aging hipster audience through a mix of his older favorites along with several songs from his new album – Standing in the Breach – due to be released on October 7th. It will be his 14th studio album, and first since 2008. Mixing in humorous stories and personal recollections, Browne performed a 17-song two-set performance, before The Kennedy Center's dreaded 10:00 p.m. Sunday night curfew pulled him off the stage without allowing for an encore. Nonetheless, the sellout crowd left thrilled with being able to catch the first show of Browne's full-band tour which runs through November 24, 2014 at London's Royal Albert Hall. Browne recently concluded a solo tour on August 23rd.
Jackson Browne And Friends To Perform At Benefit For Sanctuary Centers At The Arlington Theatre In Santa Barbara On October 25
On October 25th at the Arlington Theatre in Santa Barbara, Jackson Browne and friends will host a special benefit for the Sanctuary Centers of Santa Barbara, the renowned non-profit provider of care for adults living with mental illness in the area. The evening will feature Jackson Browne along with members of his band and special guests. Tickets go on sale at 10AM Pacific on Friday, September 12th and can be purchased at all Ticketmaster outlets including the Arlington Theatre. To charge by phone please call 800-745-3000 or 805-963-4408. To order online visit www.ticketmaster.com
Review - Jackson Browne Standing in the Breach
With Standing in the Breach, Jackson Browne makes a stunningly bold statement of purpose in a moment that might have been more reflective. After all, his very best music was the subject of a celebrated recent tribute album, something that might have left a lesser artist more humbled than ambitious. Not Browne. His first album of new songs since 2008, set for release on Brownes own Inside Recordings in October, finds him working at peak creativity as a writer, as a performer, as a bandmate.
Jackson Browne to Appear Sept. 5th at the 2nd Annual Benefit Concert for Jail Guitar Doors USA
Jackson Browne is featured at the 2nd Annual Benefit Concert for Jail Guitar Doors USA at the historic John Anson Ford Amphitheatre in Hollywood, CA, September 5th.
The Birds of St. Marks - Rolling Stone Song Review
Browne wrote this ballad in 1967, when he was 18
Jackson Browne Announces New Album Standing In The Breach Out October 7th On Inside Recordings
First Track, "the Birds Of St. Marks" Debuted This Week
Exklusive Songpremiere: Jackson Browne - The Birds Of St. Marks
Oktober erscheint mit "Standing In The Breach" das vierzehnte Studioalbum von Jackson Browne. ROLLING STONE prsentiert schon jetzt die exklusive Premiere des neuen Songs "The Birds Of St. Marks".
Jackson Browne The Birds Of St. Marks: MOJO Premiere
Outrider for October album is a classic Browne song remade into a Byrdsian jangler.
Jackson Browne The Birds Of St. Marks
Hoy estrenamos la nueva cancin de Jackson Browne, The Birds of St. Marks.
Jackson Browne Returns to an Old Favorite Hear The Birds of St. Marks
The singer-songwriter finishes a song he wrote in the late Sixties for his new single
Jackson Browne Announces U.S. And U.K. Fall Tour Dates In Support Of His New Studio Album To Be Released October 6/7
Band Shows Begin At The Kennedy Center In September, Ending In November At Londons Royal Albert Hall
Jackson Browne, Loretta Lynn Among Top Americana Honorees
Flaco Jimenez and Taj Mahal to also receive Lifetime Achievement Awards by the Americana Music Association
Episode 91: Guantanamera| Playing For Change
Watch and enjoy "Guantanamera", another Song Around The World from our new album.
Inside Recordings Announces 40th Anniversary Reissue Of Jackson Browne's Late For The Sky
Remastered And Available Worldwide On June 23/24 In New CD Eco-packaging And On All Digital Formats Including HD Audiophile 192kHz/24bit & 96kHz/24bit and Mastered for iTunes
Newport Folk Festival Presents Jackson Browne at Way Over Yonder Sept. 26th and 27th, Santa Monica Pier
Music Festival Returns To The West Coast Featuring Jackson Browne, Local Natives, Lucinda Williams, Heartless Bastards, Houndmouth, Moses Sumney, The Barr Brothers, And More TBA!
Jackson Browne Announces Additional Solo Acoustic Show In Fish Creek, Wi To Benefit The Tambourine Collaboratory — New Studio Album Due This Fall
Singer-Songwriter Jackson Browne announces an additional benefit show to his U.S. solo acoustic tour for this July and August. The added show, on June 30th in Fish Creek, WI will benefit the Tambourine Collaboratory -- an organization whose mission is to provide year-round opportunities for collaboration within the local creative community.
Jackson Browne 2008 NPR Interview to be Rebroadcast
The World Cafe will be re-broadcasting Jackson Browne's 2008 interview on Monday, April 21, 2014. Select affiliates will air the episode additionally on Saturday, April 19, 2014.
Jackson Browne Announces Solo Acoustic Summer Tour
Singer-Songwriter Jackson Browne announces a solo acoustic tour this July and August. guitar and piano, Jackson will perform songs from his entire body of work, with varying set lists each night.
John Fogerty And Jackson Browne Team Up For Two Summer Concerts August 4th And 5th
This August, songwriting legends John Fogerty and Jackson Browne will co-headline two east coast concerts. The shows will take place on August 4th at PNC in Holmdel, NJ and Jones Beach in Wantagh, NY on August 5th. Fogerty and Browne will each perform full sets with their respective bands. The two recently joined up for last year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductions where together, along with Tom Petty they helped celebrate the music of Randy Newman. Tickets go on sale April 5th at 10:00am (local times) through Ticketmaster.
Jackson Browne Appearing in A Celebration of Eleni Mandell
Inara George will curate 3 nights of music to pay homage to some of her unsung heroes. Each night she will invite special guests to help her pay tribute.
Jackson Browne Appears in Virtual Concert to Raise Awareness for Music Education
King College Prep High School was one of several schools in eight different cities that performed in a virtual concert broadcasted around the world. The goal was to raise awareness about the importance of keeping music in school.
Song writer and performer Jackson Browne made a surprise appearance at the Wednesday night event.
Jackson Browne to Perform a Benefit Concert at the La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts with Steve Noonan, Greg Copeland and Greg Leisz on February 27
On February 27th at the La Mirada Theatre For The Performing Arts in La Mirada, CA, songwriters and long-time friends Jackson Browne, Steve Noonan and Greg Copeland will return to Orange County for an evening benefitting the Steve Noonan Medical Fund and the Fox Fullerton Restoration Project. The show begins at 8PM. Concert to Benefit Noonan Medical Fund and Fox Fullerton Theatre Restoration Project.
Help Stamp Money Out of Politics
Why do we need a constitutional amendment declaring that money is not speech and corporations are not people. Well, the 2010 Supreme Court ruling under Citizens United has gotten a lot of coverage this election season, and for good reason. Unlimited donations by billionaires and corporations to SuperPacs have drowned out the voice of ordinary Americans.
¡RELEASED! - 6 disc DVD box-set Celebrating the 65th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
2013 is the 65th anniversary of the signing of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights - the Magna Carta of the human race that inspires Amnesty International. It's also the 25th anniversary of the most high-profile of all the concerts in the series - the "Human Rights Now!" world tour. A six-week, five-continent, fifteen-nation, twenty-concert tour of the world in 1988 raising awareness of the human rights cause - headlined by Bruce Springsteen, Sting, Peter Gabriel, Tracy Chapman and Youssou N'Dour.
In celebration of these two anniversaries - and to raise further funds for - and consciousness of - Amnesty, the films of all the "Human Rights Concerts" have been digitally restored and are to be released in 2013 in DVD, audio and digital formats. Three of the four films have never been available in any format since their one-time-only airing on TV - making the upcoming release all the more exciting.
Rock School Scholarship Fund Hosts Benefit Concert with Special Guest Jackson Browne at the Troubadour on November 24th
Rock School Scholarship Fund announces a benefit concert with special guest, singer-songwriter Jackson Browne. The event will take place at legendary club, The Troubadour at 7:00 PM on Sunday, November 24th in West Hollywood and will benefit The Rock School Scholarship Fund (RSSF), a 501c3 public charity.
Jackson Browne, Others Step Up for Feeding America Food Banks
Jackson Browne, HEART, Little Steven, Melissa Etheridge, Ani Difranco, Nils Lofgren, Indigo Girls, The Verbs (Steve Jordans new band), Willie Nile, Joe Grushecky & the Houserockers - along with a spoken track of John Lennon "Apathy Isn't it") - a soundscape about america & hunger, entitled "redemption #9" inspired by the Beatles track "Revolution 9"; a student-produced mashUp inspired by Joan Baez and Pete Seeger, plus 4 select emerging artists are slated to appear on a unique CD aimed to respond to food banks growing demand and coming cuts to food stamps and other support for the needy.
Jay Leno Grand Marshalls 30th Annual Charity Motorcycle Ride and Music Festival
Jackson Browne, Jackshit, Chevy Metal, and The Forest Rangers with Katey Sagal perform during day-long event, to benefit the USO. Admission includes a chance to win a 2014 Harley-Davidson Road King
Jackson Browne Announces September 29th Bay Area Show at the Craneway Pavillion
Singer-songwriter Jackson Browne and David Hidalgo will perform at the Craneway Pavilion located at Point Richmond on Sunday, September 29 at 7PM. The concert will benefit Los Cenzontles and the Los Cenzontlestouring group and students will also perform. Tickets begin at $55 with three VIP ticket packages and can be purchased at www.jacksonbrowne.com
Jackson Browne Presents Singer Songwriter Carlos Varela
Jackson Browne presents singer songwriter Carlos Varela at Largo on Sunday, October 13th!
Proud To Be A Cenzontle - Emely
First in a series of videos about Los Cenzontles, Emely, a student at Los Cenzontles explains the impact it has had on her life. Singer songwriter Jackson Browne and David Hidalgo will kick off a fundraising campaign drive with a very special concert to benefit Los Cenzontles at the Richmond Craneway Pavilion on Sunday, September 29 at 7:00 PM.
Jackson Browne Joins David Crosby, Graham Nash and Others in Maui Van Signing for Ruth's Ride Benefit
The music was almost secondary to the feeling of charity -- almost. Crosby and Nash shared new music and old favorites, some of which were written here in Hawaii. They welcomed special guest Jackson Browne, who played a few songs before being joined onstage by Crosby, Nash and Cruz.
Inara George and friends celebrate unsung heroEleni Mandell with a tribute concert onOct. 5
Special guests include Jackson Browne and Van Dyke Parks
Station to Station A Nomadic Happening
Nine Events in September featuring Leading Figures from the Art, Music, Culinary, and Literary Worlds will Take Place in New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Minnesota,New Mexico, Arizona, and California
Los Cenzontles launches Supporting Roots Capital Campaign
Jackson Browne headlines Richmond benefit with special guest David Hidalgo
Remembering Sadako - Folding for Peace - Auguest 6th Concert featuring Jackson Browne
Jackson Browne has written and performed some of the most literate and moving songs in popular music and has defined a genre of songwriting charged with honesty, emotion and personal politics. Beyond his music, Browne is known for his advocacy on behalf of the environment, human rights, and arts education. Brownes performance Tuesday August 6, 2013 at 8:00pm will be part of a special evening dedicated to world peace and will include a special appearance by Sadakos family from Japan.
Benefit for a Pesticide-Free and GMO-Free Kauai
Just announced: An Evening with David Crosby and Graham Nash special guests, Jackson Browne, Donavon Frankenreiter, Mike Campbell
Review: Woody Guthrie at 100! Live at the Kennedy Center
Another singer-songwriter to write a melody to a Guthrie lyric is Jackson Browne, who has never shied away from expressing his own political beliefs. He and bassist Rob Wasserman co-composed "You Know the Night" to a rare romantic lyric from Guthrie recounting the evening he met his wife. To Browne and Wasserman's loping country-by-way-of-Laurel-Canyon melody and arrangement, Browne sings of a woman with "hopes and plans for the good of the people": "You know, the night I met you, my eyes had been looking for you all over everywhere. Did you look at me and think, 'here's this guy that hopes like I hope and sees the same kind of dreams I see?'" In Browne and Wasserman's hands, the song could be a lost hit of the 1970s.
Jackson Browne to play The Love Ride to Benefit the USO
Sunday, October 20, 2013 featuring Jackson Browne, jackshit, Chevy Metal and special guests
CONCERT REVIEW: Jackson Browne stands in at Tanglewood
With a makeshift and malleable set list, help from opener Sara Watkins and old friend Danny Kortchmar, and an in-tribute cover of Taylors Sweet Baby James, Jackson Brownes two hour set at the Koussevitzky Music Shed at Tanglewood served as a formidable stand-in on Thursday night.
Jackson Browne to play Levon Helm Studios in Woodstock
Singer-songwriter Jackson Browne will perform at Levon Helm Studios in Woodstock July 12 and 13.
Rock for Oklahoma
A Benefit Concert for Oklahoma Tornado Victims
Jackson Browne, Kings of Leon, The Flaming Lips, Build to Spill plus special guests will be performing July 23rd at Chesapeake Energy Arena.
Jackson Browne - Ill Do Anything - Live In Concert DVD Available Worldwide
Inside Recordings released Jackson Browne - Ill Do Anything: Live In Concert DVD June 18, 2013 with worldwide distribution through ADA. The performances were captured during the November 2012 leg of his acoustic tour as part of AXS TVs live concert programming. The live concert will be released in High-Definition on DVD and Blu-Ray.
Remembering Sadako - Folding for Peace - Concert featuring Jackson Browne
Jackson Browne has written and performed some of the most literate and moving songs in popular music and has defined a genre of songwriting charged with honesty, emotion and personal politics. Beyond his music, Browne is known for his advocacy on behalf of the environment, human rights, and arts education. Brownes performance Tuesday August 6, 2013 at 8:00pm will be part of a special evening dedicated to world peace and will include a special appearance by Sadakos family from Japan.
PBS Stations Airing the Woody Guthrie At 100! Special in June
WOODY GUTHRIE AT 100! LIVE AT THE KENNEDY CENTER pays homage to the artistry of American folk musician Woody Guthrie. The all-star concert staged in his honor last October in Washington, DC. Featuring performances from Jackson Browne, Joel Rafael, Rosanne Cash, Judy Collins and many others will be aired on PBS stations across the nation in June.
Woody Guthrie At 100! Live At The Kennedy Center All-star Historic Concert To Be Released As Deluxe CD+DVD Package
WOODY GUTHRIE AT 100! LIVE AT THE KENNEDY CENTER pays homage to the artistry of American folk musician Woody Guthrie. This new CD+DVD commemorative package captures the historic all-star concert staged in his honor last October in Washington, DC. Featuring performances from Jackson Browne, Joel Rafael, Rosanne Cash, Judy Collins and many others.
Pre-order Jackson Browne's "I'll Do Anything" Live in Concert Blu-Ray DVD.
Pre-order the new Blu-Ray Concert DVD.
Think Beyond Plastic Awards Ceremony
Think Beyond Plastic is an innovation competition for entrepreneurs working on solutions to the plastic pollution crisis. Finalists and winners will be announced during the Think Beyond Plastic conference on June 13-14, 2013 at the David Brower Center in Berkeley, CA. Those selected as finalists will pitch during the conference to a panel of investors, scientists, journalists and other cleantech experts, and the grand prize winner will be announced during the event.
Music Legends Joan Baez, Jackson Browne and Emmylou Harris Join Forces with the Downtown Streets Team to End Homelessness
A benefit concert Saturday, July 27, 2013 hosted by Joan Baez with her special guests Jackson Browne and Emmylou Harris in association with The Downtown Streets Team (DST), a non-profit organization with an award-winning, innovative work-first model.
Artists for the Arts Foundation and For the Arts Present Jackson Browne and Gary Wright
A 10th anniversary benefit concert to support the Santa Monica-Malibu Education Foundations For The Arts campaign.
Jackson Browne to Perform for Camp Winnarinbow's Grace and Joy Scholarship Fund Event May 12th
All proceeds benefit Camp Winnarainbow's Grace & Joy Scholarship Fund. A portion of your contribution is tax-deductible, you will receive a receipt in the mail after the event.
Jackson Browne Announces Summer 2013 U.S. Acoustic Tour with Special Guest Sara Watkins
Singer-songwriter Jackson Browne is set to launch his summer 2013 Acoustic Tour with a string of U.S. dates beginning June 19 at the Red Butte Garden in Salt Lake City, UT.
Jackson Browne to Appear with Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band in Dallas, TX
Dallas, the wait is over. Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band, together with special guest Jackson Browne and his band, will perform at FC Dallas Stadium for one night only Saturday, May 4th at 7pm, as part of Jimmy Buffett's "Songs From St. Somewhere" Tour 2013.
Jackson Browne to Appear with Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band in Austin, TX
Austin, the wait is over. Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band, together with special guest Jackson Browne and his band, will perform at Tower Amphitheater at Circuit of The Americas for one night only Thursday, May 2nd at 7pm, as part of Jimmy Buffett's "Songs From St. Somewhere" Tour 2013.
Jackson Browne: Still Takin' It Easy
I'm not in the habit of writing concert reviews but I'm compelled to do so for Jackson Browne, currently on the last leg of his West Coast tour. His performance this week at the Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Center was before a crowd of 1,800 but he made it feel like an intimate gathering. Even at 64 years old, Browne retains his boyish charm and personality, along with his youthful mop-top hairstyle. Browne is not a slick entertainer. He's a tender troubadour with a fierce social conscience, whose message speaks loud and clear through his simple and often poignant lyrics. The stories of lost love, melancholy, despair and hope still ring true decades after many of his songs were written.
Jackson Browne Begins Acoustic Tour of the Western U.S. ON January 19th
Singer-songwriter Jackson Browne is set to launch his 2013 Acoustic Tour with a string of U.S. dates beginning January 19th at Keller Auditorium in Portland, OR. Playing guitar and piano, and collaborating with musicians on stage, Jackson will perform songs from his entire body of work, with varying set lists each night.
Jackson Browne, Bob Weir Top All-Star 'Jam-a-Thon' Benefit in L.A.
Jackson Browne called Jonathan Wilson "the jam king," and last night Browne was one of several major artists to join the Los Angeles folk-rocker at the Troubadour for a "goodwill jam-a-thon." Taking turns onstage were the Grateful Dead's Bob Weir, ELO's Jeff Lynne and fellow Heartbreakers Mike Campbell and Benmont Tench, together billed as the Merry Minstrel Musical Circus.
Bob Weir, Jackson Browne and Benmont Tench Perform for The Tazzy Animal Rescue Fund
Bob Weir, Jackson Browne and Benmont Tench Join Jonathan Wilson, Mike Campbell and Very Special Guests at the First Annual Merry Minstrel Musical Circus at the Troubadour in Los Angeles on December 20th. All Proceeds to Benefit Little Kids Rock and The Tazzy Animal Rescue Fund
Bring Leonard Peltier Home 2012 Concert
Featuring Performances by Jackson Browne, Bruce Cockburn, Jennifer Kreisberg, Bill Miller, Margo Thunderbird Guest speakers include Author Peter Matthiesson, Rubin Hurricane Carter, Actor Peter Coyote and Former Amnesty International President Jack Healey
On Friday, December 14, 2012, The Beacon Theatre will host a diverse, devoted and distinguished line up of North American musicians to sing for freedom for LEONARD PELTIER, a celebrated Native American activist and humanitarian imprisoned since the mid Seventies for his involvement with controversial incidents at Wounded Knee and Oglala, South Dakota, including the shooting deaths of two FBI agents. Robert Redford's 1992 documentary Incident at Oglala tells Peltiers story.
Tulsa World Review: Jackson Browne at the Joint
Longtime singer-songwriter Jackson Browne performed for a near-full house Saturday at The Joint inside the Hard Rock Hotel...
Austinist Review: Jackson Browne Gets the Last Word
You might not think it judging by his slight frame and boyish good looks, but Jackson Browne is a badass-a rebel. And lets be clear: sensitive, cerebral rebels are much harder to come by than obvious, leather-clad bad boys.
Jackson Browne Announces 2013 Acoustic Tour of the Western U.S.
Singer-songwriter Jackson Browne is set to launch his 2013 Acoustic Tour with a string of U.S. dates beginning January 19th at Keller Auditorium in Portland, OR. Playing guitar and piano, and collaborating with musicians on stage, Jackson will perform songs from his entire body of work, with varying set lists each night.
Jackson Browne Acoustic Concert With Special Guest Sara Watkins to Broadcast Live Exclusively on AXS TV
Live concert event to be televised nationally November 14th
Singer-songwriter Jackson Browne with special guest Sara Watkins will broadcast LIVE from the Paramount Theatre in Denver, Colorado on Wednesday, November 14 exclusively on AXS TV.
David Hidalgo and Jackson Browne sing The Silence from the Los Cenzontles CD Regeneration
Rosanne Cash, John Mellencamp remember Woody Guthrie
On Sunday night at the Kennedy Center, a group of legendary folk and rock artists will convene to pay tribute to the man who laid the foundation for them: Woody Guthrie. But for Nora Guthrie, the folk masters daughter, the concert will be more a meeting of old friends.
KCSN-FM Los Angeles Announces Fall 2012 Benefit Concert With Jackson Browne, Sara Watkins & Jonathan Wilson
Public Radio station 88.5 FM KCSN Los Angeles announces its 2012 Benefit Concert with Jackson Browne, Sara Watkins and Jonathan Wilson on Sunday, November 18, 2012 at the Valley Performing Arts Center on the campus of California State Northridge. Tickets will be available to KCSN listeners in a pre-sale beginning Wednesday, October 10th. General on sale begins Saturday, October 13 at 10AM via Ticketmaster and at The Valley Performing Arts Center Box Office.
Woody Guthrie gave life to protest songs he wrote, sang
As a teenager growing up outside Denver, Judy Collins and a few friends used to hike up Lookout Mountain to listen to musicians play folk music...
Val McCallum - Tokyo Girl Cenzontles CD Regeneration
Now Playing with Jackson on Tour
Jackson Browne to appear on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and at Kennedy Center
In support of woody 100- The centennial celebration of the life of Woody Guthrie Solo Acoustic Tour with special guest Sara Watkins begins october 15th. Tickets are on sale now.
Jackson Browne gratefully takes requests during sold-out tour closer at Cain Park's Evans Amphitheater
Anything can happen on the last night of a tour.
Lucky for us, when venerable singer-songwriter Jackson Browne wrapped up a 20-date summer trek with a sold-out concert Wednesday evening at Cain Parks Evans Amphitheater in Cleveland Heights, anything went.
Jackson Browne featured on the Artist Line up for This Land is Your Land ~ The Woody Guthrie Centennial Celebration Concert
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The second installment in the RPG saga about the Witcher, Geralt of Rivia, features a thoroughly engrossing, mature storyline defining new standards for thought-provoking, non-linear game narration. In addition to an epic story, the game features an original, brutal combat system that uniquely combines tactical elements with dynamic action.
A new, modern game engine, responsible both for beautiful visuals and sophisticated game mechanics puts players in this lively and believable world. A captivating story, dynamic combat system, beautiful graphics, and everything else that made the original Witcher such a great game are now executed in a much more advanced and sophisticated way.
The Enhanced Edition of The Witcher 2 adds a variety of extras on top of the blockbuster game release. Included is a soundtrack audio CD containing in-game music, a Quest Book for both novice and experienced role-playing fans, a World Map, and a detailed Game Manual. Also packed in are 3+ hours of new content and new gameplay and story elements.
Main quest walkthrough plus help for all side quests and more.
During its Summer Conference this afternoon, Polish studio CD Projekt Red confirmed what most already believed -- with a slight surprise twist. Popular PC exclusive The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings will make its way to console gamers later this year. The twist? There will only be an Xbox 360 version; sorry PlayStation 3 gamers. Read More »
The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings has gone gold, CD Projekt Red announced today, and now that the PC version is out the door, the studio is ready to start talking about the long-rumored console versions of the RPG. Read More »
The monster hunt begins this spring. CD Projekt Red announced this afternoon that The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings -- the follow-up to its 2007 dark fantasy RPG classic -- will be coming a bit later than expected and is now slated for launch on May 17. Read More »
The CD Projekt Red team worked with a heavily modified version of BioWare's Aurora engine to produce their 2008 RPG classic, The Witcher. For the anticipated sequel, the studio created its own engine from the ground up, and in this developer's diary, the devs sit down to discuss how they're putting that engine to good use in The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings. Read More »
Are you a dead ringer for The Witcher's white-haired hero, Geralt of Rivia? Congrats! (1) You are one scary looking dude, and (2) you're a shoe-in for CD Projekt Red and Namco Bandai's new Doppler Effect costume contest. Read More »
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Head coach George Husack, on match: "Doubles was key again today and we came up just a bit short. We had our chances at No. 1 and No. 3 doubles but they stepped up and we didn't. Overall, we needed to be sharper today. You have to credit Cornell though. They played very well and they made it difficult for us."
Husack, on momentum: "We gained some momentum when Jay (Wong) came back and won his second set. We had Jan (Macek) and Jay going into the third set around the same time, but they both started out a bit tentative in the third set. They did not recover and the Cornell players were very sharp in the final set."


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One of the co-founders of the Pirate Bay — the file sharing website where users can download boatloads of illegal content — is creating an encrypted messaging app called Heml.is.
Heml.is, which means "secret" in Swedish, will keep prying government eyes away by using end-to-end encryption, a system so secure that even its founders say they can't see your messages, even if they tried. "No one can spy on you, not even us."
We first heard about the story over at The Verge.
The project is aiming to raise $100,000 through its crowdfunding website, which accepts either PayPal or the cryptocurrency Bitcoin.
As of now, Pirate Bay co-founder Peter Sunde and his team have raised over $43,000 via crowdsourcing.
Mockups of the Heml.is app on the official website show a clean, colorful messaging app that will fit right in with Apple's new mobile operating system, iOS 7. Heml.is will also be made available to Android users, with the possibility of other platforms to come.
The basic messaging in Heml.is will be free, but to unlock additional features, such as the ability to send encrypted photos, users will have to pay a little extra.
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WEYBRIDGE — In a place like Vermont, history is all around us — even hidden in the ground. Archaeologists are currently digging into the pre-Columbian history at a site along the banks of the Otter Creek behind the Huntington Falls hydroelectric facility in Weybridge.
"It's a Native American encampment, probably dating back to the Middle Woodland period, about 1,600 years ago," explained David Beale, a staff archaeologist of the Northeast Archaeology Research Center (NEARC) in Farmington, Maine.


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PORTLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- A bill in front of the legislature would make Maine the third state to legalize marijuana, but some people in Portland don't want to wait on action from Augusta to make the drug legal in city limits.
A petition asks for the Portland City Council to establish an ordinance that would allow people 21 and older to possess 2.5 ounces of marijuana or less for recreational use.
The ordinance would prohibit marijuana use in public places.
Representatives from Portland's Green Party, the Marijuana Policy Project, and the ACLU of Maine held a press conference to announce support for the ordiance Thursday.
According to Tom MacMillan, Portland Green Party Chair, the petition has more than 200 signatures.
They need to collect 1,500 before May 30th to have the Portland City Council take up the issue. City Councilors could decide to adopt the ordinance or create a voter referendum.
Arguing that marijuana is safer than alcohol, David Boyer, the Political Director of the Marijuana Policy Project said he thinks the majority of Mainers will support legalization.
"You look at Colorado, you look at Washington, these weren't done through the Legislature," said Boyer. "Unfortunately, our political class is way behind the American people on this issue."
While members of the Portland Green Party, ACLU of Maine, and Marijuana Policy Project said they support a bill by Rep. Diane Russell, D-Portland, to legalize the sale and tax marijuana in Maine, they do not want to wait until the legislature takes up the issue.
Portland City Councilor David Marshall agreed.
"Quite frankly, we're not all that confident that the legislature is going to pass that bill," said Marshall.
If the bill is not passed, but the ordinance is, it could create a situation in which marijuana is legal in Portland, but not outside city limits.
"It would be a law enforcement's nightmare to deal with," said Chief Deputy Naldo Gagnon of the Cumberland County Sheriff's Department.
On top of enforceability issues, Chief Deputy Gagnon said he is worried about public safety.
"Here we want our kids to not abuse liquor but now we're going to be okay with adults [smoking] marijuana?" said Chief Deputy Gagnon. "What's that tell our children?"


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Lawsuit Waiting To Happen: Zappos Steals from Artist Erica Simone
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Does anyone fact check anymore?! The above photo is of Erica Simone from her exhibit "Nue York: Portrait of a Bare Urban Citizen," which showed in New York in April 2011. Erica Simone photographed herself in various scenarios that New Yorkers find themselves in on a daily basis, but she added a unique twist – she appeared completely naked in the pictures. The idea was genius and it's not a surprise that the exhibit received international media coverage and the photos made a huge splash in the art world.
The idea was so brilliant in fact, that Zappos, the online shoe and apparel shop, decided to blatantly rip off the image and concept for a new ad campaign. One of the photos is included below.
I am not a lawyer, but I smell a lawsuit.
What are your thoughts? To me, this seems like a no-brainer. Spread the word and boycott Zappos until they right the wrong. Earlier this year, Urban Outfitters stole a logo from street artist Cali Killa and decided to sell that image on T-shirts and within 48 hours of my readers spreading the word, Urban Outfitters removed the product from their stores and website.
Unfortunately, I have to call on you for your help again, but we cannot let Zappos get away with this!!! Let's all contact Zappos CEO Tony Hseih, post this on our favorite social media sites and tweet this link directly to @zappos to express our discontent! We will be victorious!!!


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Amy Howe: In Plain English: The Affordable Care Act, including its individual mandate that virtually all Americans buy health insurance, is constitutional. There were not five votes to uphold it on the ground that Congress could use its power to regulate commerce between the states to require everyone to buy health insurance.
However, five Justices agreed that the penalty that someone must pay if he refuses to buy insurance is a kind of tax that Congress can impose using its taxing power. That is all that matters.
Because the mandate survives, the Court did not need to decide what other parts of the statute were constitutional, except for a provision that required states to comply with new eligibility requirements for Medicaid or risk losing their funding. On that question, the Court held that the provision is constitutional as long as states would only lose new funds if they didn't comply with the new requirements, rather than all of their funding.
This is just the upshot. There's a lot in there that needs to be parsed by the legal beagles. More later as I read around the tubes.
Meanwhile, if you want to have some fun, watch Fox News this morning …
Update: Here's Erick Erickson with a first reaction:
I'm disappointed by the decision, but not terribly surprised given I had no idea which way it'd go. I do take away a few things.
First, John Roberts' opinion seems to clearly suggest he wants to keep the Supreme Court out of political fights and was willing to destroy his reputation with conservatives to do it.
Second, this forces everyone to deal with the issue politically. The President and Democrats did, according to the Court, impose a tax increase. Because it is a taxation issue, the GOP now, should it take back the Senate, have even more grounds to deal with the matter under reconciliation, bypassing the 60 vote filibuster threshold.
It's a big win for the President and a bad day for freedom. But we can deal with it. It is not the end of the world, the republic, or freedom. It just means we have to fight harder.
In the meantime, following Obama's lead on illegal aliens, I think Mitt Romney should declare that if he is President he'll seek "prosecutorial discretion" to not go after people who don't pay their individual mandate tax.


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BANNER ELK, N.C. --- Three Lees-McRae women's lacrosse players notched hat tricks powered behind a five-goal performance from senior Katelin Rooney in a 21-12 win against Young Harris in a nonconference tilt at Tate Field Wednesday afternoon in Banner Elk, N.C.
The Bobcats (4-6) nearly doubled the opposition in shots taken (43-22) while Rooney (Naples, Fla.) and sophomore Jenah Tracy (Naples, Fla.) combined for nine goals. The Mountain Lions (1-13) scored a goal 44 seconds into the bout, but was unable to fend off an offensive attack from LMC.
YHC drew first blood when Ivey Franklin found the back of the net after less than a minute into the game.
Four different Bobcats tallied a goal in part of a 5-0 run, while senior Nicole Dupont and sister Ximena Dupont (Fort Meyers, Fla.) notched were responsible for three of them.
Franklin retrieved a pass from Jordana Freitas while notching her second goal of the contest, before Kaylynn Roach recorded a goal and an assist to cut the deficit to one, 5-4.
Rooney notched her first goal with 1:28 remaining in the first half.
LMC dominated the draw control category with a 23-11 advantage and held a +8 advantage on groundballs (36-28).
Sophomore Taylor Drake (Jupiter, Fla.) found Tracy exactly one minute into the second half.
The Mountain Lions roared back with consecutive goals from Jaclyn Kernohan within a 38 second span.
Kernohan had a game-high six goals on six shots.
Drake responded with a pair of her own while LMC stretched the lead to three, 9-6.
Both teams would score four goals apiece over the next 3:53, before LMC ripped off a 6-1 run, highlighted by a man-up goal from Julia Colburn (Mooresville, N.C.) to put it out of reach, 19-11.
Rooney capped off the successful offensive showing with two goals in 31 seconds while LMC claimed its second home win of the season.
N. Dupont and Callie Gregg (Roanoke, Va.) recorded hat tricks while Drake and Colburn notched two each. Sophomore Mia Emmerson (Orlando, Fla.) earned the win with while racking up five saves.
The Bobcats will honor N. Dupont, Rooney and Kathryn Tobias (Abington, Md.) on Senior Day, which will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. prior to a nonconference game with Chowan.


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I hear this and pause. Search and rescue crosses my mind, the notion of a St. Bernard with little barrel flask around his neck, I think of snow for some reason which makes no sense. One of us, one of our tribe who never says no he goes and he goes cheerfully. Let me just check it out and see what's what, he says. And he goes to that park.
A few hours later there's an update. This man in the park. No shit, he's been outside a very long time. But for some reason today is our lucky day. He comes with my friend and he goes inside. He's eating, my friend says. He sure is hungry. I've got him settled and he'll stay here for the weekend and then we'll go from there. But you know, it's crazy. He's a vet and he says he's been outside for 20 years.
And for some reason I feel like crying.
This was a week ago and yesterday I meet this man from the park, my co-worker brought him to meet me and with a look he tells me silently it's the guy, the guy from the park. He's bronze, so bronze he's leather, his eyes are kind and his teeth are shattered. I shake his hand and tell him I'm so happy he's with us and he shakes mine back and agrees. The three of us talk for a few minutes and I like this guy, I like him a lot. There's a sense you get and your first instinct usually sticks, because there are no pretenses unless there are and you spot those a mile away and it's fine but then it's different and there were no pretenses here. As he leaves he surprises me and leans over and hugs me and so I hug him back this bronze man from the park and I have to ask why did you finally come inside after all this time? And he looks at me and says well you know because he asked me to. And I can't help but wonder if that meant in all that time no one else had.


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Turris scores 3:54 into OT to give Ottawa Senators 4-3 win over Buffalo SabresNHL.com @NHLdotcom
BUFFALO, N.Y. - Kyle Turris scored his second goal 3:54 into overtime to give the Ottawa Senators a 4-3 victory over the slumping Buffalo Sabres on Saturday.
Patrick Wiercioch had a goal and assist, and Chris Phillips also scored for Ottawa, which won for only the second time in eight games (2-2-4). Turris added an assist, and Ben Bishop made 31 saves in his first start in four games.
The Senators also extended their string of games decided by one goal to 11, which is one short of matching the NHL record set by Chicago during the 1997-98 season.
Drew Stafford scored twice, and Mike Weber also scored for Buffalo, 1-2-3 in its past six games.
Turris' goal came on the power play, after Christian Ehrhoff was penalized for interference.
Daniel Alfredsson got the puck at the top of the left circle and faked a shot before sending it low to Turris. Turris one-timed it from a tough angle, and roofed the shot over goalie Ryan Miller's shoulder.
The Sabres did manage to salvage a point in a game they were forced to rally back after blowing a 2-0 first-period lead.
Stafford, a three-time 20-goal scorer, doubled his goal total this season, with his second one tying it with 7:54 left in regulation. Getting to the puck at the left boards, Stafford swung around and directed a shot at the net, which deflected in off the stick of Ottawa centre Zack Smith.
The Sabres enjoyed a two-goal lead going into the second period for the first time in 32 games, dating to March 27 of last year. And they then promptly squandered it.
Ottawa scored twice in the first 10:14, during a stretch in which it out-shot Buffalo 12-2. And then Turris scored the go-ahead goal with 63 seconds left. Turris drove behind the net from the right side and was allowed to come out the other where he avoided Jochen Hecht's weak poke-check, and wrapped the puck in off of goalie Ryan Miller's outstretched skate.
Sabres captain Jason Pominville's lazy giveaway inside his own zone led to Wiercioch's goal 4:03 into the period, when he blasted a shot in from the left point.
Phillips was credited with the next Ottawa goal 6:11 later. Miller stopped Phillips' wobbler from the point, but couldn't control the rebound. Sabres defenceman Jordan Leopold had his back to the play and inadvertently batted the puck in with the back of his glove.
And it could've been worse for Buffalo if not for Miller. During a 10-second span early in the second period, he stopped four shots ??? two by Jakob Silfverberg and two by Peter Regin ??? from in close all coming after defenceman Robyn Regehr's lazy giveaway inside his own blue line.
Sabres forward Ville Leino had an immediate impact in his season debut, after missing the first 27 games with a hip injury. He set up Tyler Ennis for a scoring chance 6 1/2 minutes in, and then set up Weber's opening goal 2 minutes later.
Stafford made it 2-0 a little over 6 minutes later during a scramble in front.
NOTES: Sabres RW Patrick Kaleta completed serving his five-game NHL suspension for an illegal hit, and is available to return to play at Washington on Sunday. ... Senators LW Matt Kassian made his NHL season debut after being acquired in a trade with Minnesota on March 12. Kassian had been playing with AHL Houston. ... A day earlier, Sabres GM Darcy Regier said he's approaching the NHL trade deadline April 3 with the mindset of adding what he called "top players," and has no intention to "blow up" the current team, which entered the game 29th in the overall standings. ... Weber's goal was the sixth of his career, and first in 51 games dating to last season. ... Senators D Sergei Gonchar had an assist to extend his point streak to six games.


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Well, not exactly. In the case depicted in the video below, however, Judge Judy decides a Ramsey County (St. Paul) case deriving from the government benefits collected by an able bodied and good humored adult male by the name of Duane Brooks, Jr. The case comes to a surprising conclusion, but not before Judge Judy draws attention to its national implications.
The summary accompanying the YouTube video states: "Judge Judy speaks out on where our tax dollars go in this case of Duane Brooks, Jr. who is scamming the government with all of his stipends, subsidies and assistance – and using none of it for what it was intended for." Like the brilliant film Gridlock'd, this is a sort of comedy of the welfare state from which we can all take a lesson or two. Please check it out.
Via reader Norman Land.