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Paul Simon
The Complete Album Collection
Original Release Date: October 15, 2013
Track Listing
1. I Am a Rock
2. Leaves That Are Green [Version]
3. A Church Is Burning [Version]
4. April Come She Will [Version]
5. The Sound of Silence
6. A Most Peculiar Man [Version]
7. He Was My Brother [Version]
8. Kathy's Song [Version]
9. The Side of a Hill
10. A Simple Desultory Philippic (Or How I Was Robert McNamara'd Into Submiss
11. Flowers Never Bend with the Rainfall
12. Patterns [Version]
13. I Am a Rock [Alternate Version] [*][Version]
14. A Church Is Burning [Alternate Version] [*][Version]
15. Mother and Child Reunion
16. Duncan
17. Everything Put Together Falls Apart
18. Run That Body Down
19. Armistice Day
20. Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard
21. Peace Like a River
22. Papa Hobo
23. Hobo's Blues
24. Paranoia Blues
25. Congratulations
26. Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard [Demo - San Francisco 2/71] [*][Dem
27. Duncan [Demo - San Francisco 2/71] [#][*][Demo Version]
28. Paranoia Blues [Unreleased Version] [#][*][Version]
29. Kodachrome [Version]
30. Tenderness
31. Take Me to the Mardi Gras
32. Something So Right
33. One Man's Ceiling Is Another Man's Floor
34. American Tune
35. Was a Sunny Day
36. Learn How to Fall
37. St. Judy's Comet
38. Loves Me Like a Rock
39. Let Me Live in Your City [Work-In-Progress] [#][*][Demo Version]
40. Take Me to the Mardi Gras [Acoustic Demo] [*][Demo Version]
41. American Tune [Unfinished Demo] [#][*][Demo Version]
42. Loves Me Like a Rock [Acoustic Demo] [*][Demo Version]
43. Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard [Live]
44. Homeward Bound [Live]
45. American Tune [Live]
46. El Condor Pasa (If I Could) [Live]
47. Duncan [Live]
48. The Boxer [Live]
49. Mother and Child Reunion [Live]
50. The Sound of Silence [Live]
51. Jesus Is the Answer [Live]
52. Bridge Over Troubled Water [Live]
53. Loves Me Like a Rock [Live]
54. America [Live]
55. Kodachrome [Live][#][*]
56. Something So Right [Live][*]
57. Still Crazy After All These Years
58. My Little Town
59. I'd Do It for Your Love
60. 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover
61. Night Game
62. Gone at Last
63. Some Folks' Lives Roll Easy
64. Have a Good Time
65. You're Kind
66. Silent Eyes
67. Slip Slidin' Away [Demo] [#][*][Demo Version]
68. Gone at Last [Original Demo] [*][Demo Version]
69. Late in the Evening
70. That's Why God Made the Movies
71. One-Trick Pony
72. How the Heart Approaches What It Yearns
73. Oh, Marion
74. Ace in the Hole
75. Nobody
76. Jonah
77. God Bless the Absentee
78. Long, Long Day
79. Soft Parachutes [Unreleased Soundtrack Recording] [#][*]
80. All Because of You [Outtake] [*][Take][Version]
81. Spiral Highway [Unreleased Soundtrack Recording] [#][*]
82. Stranded in a Limousine [*]
83. Allergies
84. Hearts and Bones
85. When Numbers Get Serious
86. Think Too Much, Pt. B
87. Song About the Moon
88. Think Too Much, Pt. A
89. Train in the Distance
90. Rene and Georgette Magritte with Their Dog After the War
91. Cars Are Cars
92. The Late Great Johnny Ace
93. Shelter of Your Arms [Unreleased Work-In-Progress] [#][*][Version]
94. Train in the Distance [Original Acoustic Demo] [*][Demo Version]
95. Rene and Georgette Magritte with Their Dog After the War [Original Acou
96. The Late Great Johnny Ace [Original Acoustic Demo] [*][Demo Version]
97. The Boy in the Bubble
98. Graceland
99. I Know What I Know
100. Gumboots
101. Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes
102. You Can Call Me Al
103. Under African Skies
104. Homeless
105. Crazy Love, Vol. 2
106. That Was Your Mother
107. All Around the World or the Myth of Fingerprints
108. Homeless [Demo] [*][Demo Version]
109. Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes [Alternate Version] [#][*][Version]
110. All Around the World or the Myth of Fingerprints [Early Version] [*][Ve
111. You Can Call Me Al [Demo] [*][Demo Version]
112. Crazy Love [Demo] [*][Demo Version]
113. The Story of "Graceland" as Told By Paul Simon [*]
114. The Obvious Child
115. Can't Run But
116. The Coast
117. Proof
118. Further to Fly
119. She Moves On
120. Born at the Right Time
121. The Cool, Cool River
122. Spirit Voices
123. The Rhythm of the Saints
124. Born at the Right Time [Original Acoustic Demo] [*][Demo Version]
125. Thelma [Outtake] [*][Take]
126. The Coast [Work-In-Progress] [*][Version]
127. Spirit Voices [Work-In-Progress] [*][Version]
128. The Obvious Child [Live]
129. The Boy in the Bubble [Live]
130. She Moves On [Live]
131. Kodachrome [Live]
132. Born at the Right Time [Live]
133. Train in the Distance [Live]
134. Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard [Live]
135. I Know What I Know [Live]
136. The Cool, Cool River [Live]
137. Bridge Over Troubled Water [Live]
138. Proof [Live]
139. The Coast [Live]
140. Graceland [Live]
141. You Can Call Me Al [Live]
142. Still Crazy After All These Years [Live]
143. Loves Me Like a Rock [Live]
144. Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes [Live]
145. Hearts and Bones [Live]
146. Late in the Evening [Live]
147. America [Live]
148. The Boxer [Live]
149. Cecilia [Live]
150. The Sound of Silence [Live]
151. Adios Hermanos
152. Born in Puerto Rico
153. Satin Summer Nights
154. Bernadette
155. The Vampires
156. Quality
157. Can I Forgive Him
158. Sunday Afternoon
159. Killer Wants to Go to College
160. Time Is an Ocean
161. Virgil
162. Killer Wants to Go to College, Pt. 2
163. Trailways Bus
164. Shoplifting Clothes [*]
165. Born in Puerto Rico [Demo] [*][Demo Version]
166. Can I Forgive Him [Original Demo] [*][Demo Version]
167. That's Where I Belong
168. Darling Lorraine
169. Old
170. You're the One
171. The Teacher
172. Look at That
173. Se�orita with a Necklace of Tears
174. Love
175. Pigs, Sheep and Wolves
176. Hurricane Eyes
177. Quiet
178. That's Where I Belong [Live][*]
179. Old [Live][*]
180. Hurricane Eyes [Live][*]
181. How Can You Live in the Northeast?
182. Everything About It Is a Love Song
183. Outrageous
184. Sure Don't Feel Like Love
185. Wartime Prayers
186. Beautiful
187. I Don't Believe
188. Another Galaxy
189. Once Upon a Time There Was an Ocean
190. That's Me
191. Father and Daughter
192. Getting Ready for Christmas Day
193. The Afterlife
194. Dazzling Blue
195. Rewrite
196. Love and Hard Times
197. Love Is Eternal Sacred Light
198. Amulet
199. Questions for the Angels
200. Love & Blessings
201. So Beautiful or So What
Jerry Douglas: Dobro
Doyle Lawson: Vocals (Background)
Stefan Grossman: Bottleneck Guitar
Sandra Crouch: Composer
The Dixie Hummingbirds: Vocal Group
John Tropea: Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric)
Philip Glass: Composer, Orchestration
Rub�n Blades: Vocals
Ladysmith Black Mambazo: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Milton Nascimento: Composer, Vocals, Lyricist
Nan� Vasconcelos: Percussion, Conga, Triangle, Voices, Berimbau, Gourd
Patti Austin: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Adrian Belew: Guitar, Guitar (Synthesizer)
J.J. Cale: Guitar
Steve Cropper: Guitar
The Everly Brothers: Vocals
Art Garfunkel: Vocals, Producer
Linda Ronstadt: Vocals
Paul Simon: Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar, Percussion, Arranger, Composer, Glockenspiel, Guitar (Electric), Vocals, Vocals (Background), Guitar (12 String), Moog Synthesizer, Bells, Lyricist, Producer, Synclavier, Sitar (Electric), Horn Arrangements, String Arrangements, Drum Programming, Photography, Hi String Guitar, 6-String Electric Bass, Guitar Arrangements, Guitar (Nylon String), Original Liner Notes, Whistle, Quotation Author
Phoebe Snow: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Mark Stewart: Banjo, Dobro, Cello, Guitar (Electric), Sitar (Electric), Toms
Joe Beck: Guitar (Electric)
Michael Brecker: Saxophone, EWI
Hiram Bullock: Guitar (Electric)
Ron Carter: Bass
Richard Davis: Bass (Acoustic)
Jon Faddis: Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Gil Goldstein: Arranger, Harmonium, Keyboards
St�phane Grappelli: Violin, Composer
Don Grolnick: Synthesizer
Herbie Hancock: Piano
Bill Holman: Sax (Tenor)
Bob James: Keyboards, Piano (Electric), String Arrangements, Woodwind Arrangement
Quincy Jones: String Arrangements
Fred Lipsius: Horn
David Mann: Sax (Baritone), Sax (Tenor)
Hugh Masekela: Flugelhorn
Rob Mounsey: Synthesizer, Vocoder
David Sanborn: Saxophone
Marvin Stamm: Trumpet
Jerry Hahn: Guitar (Electric)
Grady Tate: Drums
Pete Carr: Guitar, Guitar (Electric)
Giovanni Hidalgo: Conga
Barney Rachabane: Saxophone, Penny Whistle
Alex Foster: Sax (Alto)
Sivuca: Accordion, Vocals, Soloist
The Harptones: Vocals (Background), Vocal Arrangement
Arlen Roth: Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar, Soloist
Bernard Edwards: Bass
Ralph MacDonald: Percussion
Nile Rodgers: Guitar (Electric), Drum Programming
Georges Delerue: Orchestration
Jackie Jackson: Bass
Steve Gorn: Bansuri, Bamboo Flute
Los Incas: Flute, Percussion, Charango
Ednita Nazario: Vocals
Milton Cardona: Bongos, Conga, Maracas, Vocals (Background), Claves, Guira
Danny Rivera: Coro
Kim Wilson: Harmonica
Bob Cranshaw: Bass, Bass (Electric)
Airto Moreira: Percussion
Marc Anthony: Vocals
Chicago Community Choir: Vocals (Background)
Clifton Anderson: Trombone
Alex Al: Bass
Bobby Allende: Bongos, Cymbals, Bell Tree
Marin Alsop: Violin
Robby Ameen: Drums, Drums (Bass)
Andra� Crouch: Composer
Mingo Ara�jo: Percussion, Conga, Cymbals, Drums (Bass), Triangle, Shaker, Talking Drum, Sordu, African Bells, Agogo Bell, Casinette
Martin Atangana: Guitar (Electric), Guitar Arrangements
Hal Blaine: Drums
Cyro Baptista: Percussion
Dave Bargeron: Euphonium
Tom Bates: Digital Engineer
John Beal: Bass
Barry Beckett: Piano, Keyboards, Piano (Electric), Vibraphone
Crusher Bennett: Shaker
Steve Berlin: Saxophone
Karen Bernod: Vocals (Background)
Jude Bethel: Sax (Tenor)
Tchad Blake: Mixing
Michael Boddicker: Synthesizer
Jacques Bolognesi: Trombone
Chris Botti: Trumpet
Jim Boyer: Engineer
Randy Brecker: Trumpet, Piccolo Trumpet
Edie Brickell: Vocal Harmony
Bobby Bright: Vocals (Background)
Briz: Vocals, Vocals (Background), Guest Appearance
Pablo Calogero: Clarinet (Bass), Sax (Baritone)
Greg Calbi: Mastering, Reissue Mastering
Elolongue Mbango Catherine: Vocals (Background)
Tony Cedras: Accordion, Keyboards
Don Chacal: Percussion, Bongos, Conga, Bata, Gourd
C.J. Chenier: Accordion
Cissy Houston: Vocals
Tom Coppola: Synclavier
Jason Corsaro: Engineer
Richard Crooks: Drums
Dave Grusin: Horn Arrangements, String Arrangements
Barry Danielian: Flugelhorn
Eddie Daniels: Saxophone
Ray de la Paz: Vocals (Background)
Al di Meola: Guitar, Soloist
Ken Deane: Second Engineer
Cornell Dupree: Guitar
Djana'd: Vocals (Background)
Charles Doherty: Sax (Alto), Sax (Tenor)
James Dougherty: Engineer
Dan Duggan: Dulcimer (Hammer)
Gordon Edwards: Bass
Jay Elfenbein: Vielle, Vihuela
Brian Eno: Composer, Lyricist, Electronics, Ambience
Bernard Estardy: Engineer
Steve Ferrone: Drums
David Finck: Bass
Bill Frisell: Guitar (Electric)
Shannon Ford: Drums
Bob Franceschini: Sax (Soprano)
Jerry Friedman: Guitar (Electric)
Mitch Frohman: Sax (Tenor)
Steve Gadd: Percussion, Drums
Alexander Gafa: Guitar
Eric Gale: Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Nylon String)
Earl Gardner: Trumpet
Diane Garisto: Vocals (Background)
Tony Garnier: Bass
Milton Glaser: Cover Design
Florence Gnimagnon: Vocals (Background)
Morris Goldberg: Sax (Soprano), Penny Whistle, Soloist
Lynn Goldsmith: Art Direction, Photography
Myrna Lynn Gomila: Vocals (Background)
Gordinho: Sordu
David Greene: Assistant Engineer
Winston Grennan: Drums
Paul Griffin: Piano
Lani Groves: Vocals (Background)
Jamey Haddad: Percussion
Roy Halee: Producer, Engineer, Associate Producer, Remixing, Mixing, Vocal Engineer, Musical Supervision, Additional Production
Alain Hatot: Saxophone
Roger Hawkins: Percussion, Drums
Peter Herbert: Bass (Upright)
Oscar Hernandez: Synthesizer, Piano, Celeste, Glockenspiel, Vibraphone, Associate Producer, Horn Arrangements
Dan Hersch: Reissue Mastering
Lee Herschberg: Engineer
Rudy Hill: Engineer
Neville Hinds: Organ
Andy Hoffman: Second Engineer
Bill Holloman: Trumpet
David Hood: Bass
George Horn: Mastering
Errol Ince: Trumpet
Bill Inglot: Reissue Producer, Transfers
Anthony Jackson: Bass, Contrabass Guitar
Jill Jaffe: Viola
Derrick James: Vocals (Background)
Kia Jeffries: Vocals (Background)
Ted Jensen: Mastering
Jessy Dixon Singers: Vocals (Background), Choir, Chorus
Rev. Claude Jeter: Falsetto
Jimmy Johnson: Guitar (Electric)
Jorginho: Drum Effects
Bruce Keen: Assistant Engineer
Larry Knechtel: Organ, Piano, Harmonium, Piano (Electric)
Leslie Kong: Contractor
Skip La Plante: Gong, Harp, Wind Chimes, Whirly Tube
Abraham Laboriel, Sr.: Bass
Jeanne LeBlanc: Celli
Armand Sabal-Lecco: Bass
Brad Leigh: Associate Engineer
Jay Leonhart: Bass
Tony Levin: Bass, Vocals (Background)
Howard Levy: Harmonica
Jesse Levy: Cello
Mark Linett: Engineer
Richard Locker: Celli
Wanderley Loureiro: Assistant Engineer
Conrad Lozano: Bass
Bob Ludwig: Mastering
Mike Mainieri: Marimba, Vibraphone
Alain Mallet: Organ (Pump)
Andre Manga: Bass
George Marge: Clarinet (Bass)
Rick Marotta: Drums
Lois Martin: Viola
Jerry Masters: Engineer, Supervisor
Mazzola: Rhythm Arrangements, Chicote
Hugh McCracken: Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Slide Guitar
Jimmy McDonald: Accordion
Sid McGinnis: Guitar (Electric)
Ozzie Melendez: Trombone
Jorge Milchberg: Composer
Marcus Miller: Bass
Bernie Minoso: Bass
Edgardo Miranda: Cuatro
Jeff Mironov: Guitar (Electric)
Clyde Mitchell: Trumpet
Victor Montanez: Drums
Isaac Mtshali: Drums
Youssou N'Dour: Percussion
Dan Nash: Second Engineer
Del Newman: String Arrangements
Vincent Nguini: Guitar (Acoustic), Bass, Guitar, Bass (Electric), Composer, Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Rhythm), Claves, Horn Arrangements, Guitar Arrangements
Onward Brass Band: Horn
Horace Ott: Piano
Pino Palladino: Bass
Jeff Porcaro: Drums
Dean Parks: Guitar (Electric), Hi String Guitar
Gene Paul: Engineer
Paul Peabody: Violin
Leon Pendarvis: Piano
Mike Peters: Engineer
Greg Phillinganes: Synthesizer, Fender Rhodes
Ray Phiri: Guitar, Guitar Arrangements
Jerry Puckett: Guitar
Roger Quested: Engineer
Marc Qui�ones: Conga, Timbales, Cuatro
Angel Ramirez, Jr.: Vocals (Background)
Phil Ramone: Producer, Engineer, Remixing, Mixing, Supervisor, Engineering Supervisor, Recording Supervision
D�cio Ramos: Group Member
Michael Riesman: Synthesizer, Conductor
Mark Rivera: Sax (Alto)
Vernie Robbins: Bass
Sherman Robertson: Guitar
Cesar Rosas: Guitar, Vocals
Stewart Rose: French Horn
Terry Rosiello: Second Engineer
Alan Rubin: Trumpet
Alton Rubin: Accordion
Felix Sabal-Lecco: Drums
Jimmy Sabater: Conga, Cowbell
Paul Samwell-Smith: Producer
Nestor Sanchez: Vocals (Background)
Paulinho Santos: Group Member
John Schroer: Horn
Bobby Scott: Piano
George Seba: Guitar Arrangements
John Selolwane: Guitar
Joseph Shabalala: Composer, Vocals, Lyricist
Steve Shehan: Bass, Percussion, Saz, Conga, Cymbals, Stick, Djembe, Talking Drum, Angklung, Crotale, Brushes, Resonator, Glass Harp
Stanley Silverman: Conductor, Orchestration, Horn Arrangements
Valerie Simpson: Vocals (Background)
Von Eva Sims: Vocals
Pamela Sklar: Flute
Phillipe Slominski: Trumpet
Andy Snitzer: Sax (Soprano), Sax (Tenor)
Sonny Terry: Harmonica, Soloist
Pedro Sorongo: Scraper, Drum Effects
David Spinozza: Guitar
David Stanley: Associate Engineer
Edgar Stewart: Vocals (Background)
Burt Szerlip: Engineer
Justin Tchounou: Synthesizer
Richard Tee: Synthesizer, Piano, Keyboards, Tambourine, Vocals, Vocals (Background), Fender Rhodes
Assane Thaim: Percussion
Peter Thwaites: Assistant Engineer
Russ Titelman: Producer
Allen Toussaint: Horn Arrangements
Deirdre Tuck Corley: Vocals
Steve Turre: Horn
Robert Vargas: Vocals (Background)
Lenny Waronker: Producer
The Waters: Vocals
Tommy Willis: Instrument Technician
Carol Wincenc: Flute
Phil Woods: Saxophone, Soloist
Evan Ziporyn: Clarinet (Bass), Sax (Soprano), Sax (Tenor)
Frederick Zlotkin: Cello
Antonio Luis Alves de Souza: Director
Vusi Khumalo: Drums
Mark Miller: Assistant Engineer
Terre Roche: Vocals
Mike Burns: Instrument Technician
David Crowther: Associate Engineer
Troy Germano: Technical Support
Nelson Gonzalez: Tres, Plenaro
Diane Lesser: Horn (English)
Paul Livant: Guitar
Makhaya Mahlangu: Percussion
Charlie McCoy: Bass Harmonica
Rob Murphy: Second Engineer
Andy Smith: Programming, Engineer, Mixing
Renelie Stafford: Vocals
James Straud: Drums
Jay Vicari: Engineer
Carson Witsett: Organ
Asante: Peruvian Box Drum
John Walsh: Trumpet
Rigo Star: Guitar
Ken Asher: Organ, Piano (Electric)
John Berg: Design, Cover Design
Ronald E. Brecker: Trumpet
Sara Cutler: Flute, Harp
Babacar Faye: Percussion
Geoff Gans: Art Direction, Design
Johnny Hoyt: Saxophone
Remy Kabocka: Talking Drum
Lloyd Lelose: Bass
Petrus Manile: Drums
Lulu Masilela: Composer, Tambourine
Jonhjon Mkhalali: Accordion, Composer
Forere Motloheloa: Accordion, Composer
Teaspoon Ndlela: Saxophone
Leonard Pickett: Sax (Tenor)
Steven Strassman: Assistant Engineer
Daniel Xilakazi: Guitar, Guitar (Rhythm)
Maggie Roche: Vocals
Pete Matthews: Assistant
Jeri Heiden: Design
Vic Anesini: Reissue Mastering
Frankie Negron: Falsetto
Luis Lopez: Trombone
Nancy Zeltsman: Marimba
Wallace Richardson: Guitar
Edie Baskin: Cover Photo
Marc Silag: Coordination, Production Coordination
Louie P�rez: Drums
Pablo Nunez: Bongos, Cowbell
Peter Simon: Photography
Geoff Spear: Cover Photo, Back Cover Photo
Elizabeth Mann: Flute
Lizzie Bravo: Lyric Translation
Clifford Carter: Celeste, Keyboard Glockenspiel
Mark Seliger: Photography
Jeri McManus: Art Direction, Design
Marco Ant�nio Guimar�es: Arranger, Group Member
Gary Heery: Back Cover Photo
Jeffrey Kent Ayeroff: Art Direction
Ray Vega: Trumpet, Soloist
Frank Olinsky: Design
Kim Champagne: Design
Ron Coro: Design
Edward O'Dowd: Art Direction
Charles Pillow: Clarinet
Greg Pinto: Second Engineer
Nitin Vadukul: Photography
Bruno Barbey: Back Cover Photo
Laura Bontrager: Cello
Jimmy Corona: Technician, Logistics
Kevin Coughlin: Cover Photo
Bob Crowley: Cover Art
Robin Dimaggio: Drums
Chris Eminizer: Sax (Tenor)
Yann Gamblin: Band Photo
Paula Greif: Art Direction
Bakithi Kumalo: Bass
Murray Neitlich: Photography
Chikapa "Ray" Phiri: Guitar, Arranger
Reginald Warburton: Producer
Danny Harrison: Coordination
Derek Walcott: Composer, Lyricist
Gabe Witcher: Fiddle
Luna: Drum Effects
Peter Gordon: French Horn
Beloba: Drum Effects
Luis Marrero: Vocals (Background)
Daniel Alom�a Robles: Composer
Etienne Stadwijk: Celeste
Marcia Butler: Oboe
Angelo Aponte: Vocals (Background)
Ashley Kahn: Liner Notes
Saturnino Laboy: Guitar (Acoustic)
Cassady Locke-Flynne: Production Assistant
Diomedes Matos: Guitar (Acoustic)
Sigrid Nama: Photography
Cindy Osborne: Production Coordination
Sean Pulley: Vocals (Background)
Teana Rodriguez: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Harper Simon: Guitar, Harmonica
DeWayne Snype: Vocals (Background)
Dionte Sutton: Vocals (Background)
Trent Sutton: Vocals (Background)
Johnny Andrews: Timbales
Renee Connell-Adams: Vocals (Background)
David Davila: Vocals (Background)
Hechter Ubarry: Vocals (Background)
Ed Vasquez: Vocals (Background)
Wade Goeke: Technical Support
Sara Ram�rez: Vocals
Mequinho: Assistant Engineer
Stacey Foster: Engineer
Bryan Koniarz: Project Manager
Dave Matthews: Horn Arrangements
Paul Smith: Technical Maintenance
Zoe Thrall: Technical Support
Joe Osborn: Bass
Wallace Wilson: Guitar (Rhythm)
Bryan Russell: Engineer
Leo Abrahams: Fretless Bass
Nika Aldrich: Technical Support
Canegal: Drum Effects
Clayton Wood: Technical Maintenance
Claudius Mittendorfer: Engineer, Second Engineer
Karaikudi R. Mani: Ensemble, Vocal Percussion
Mark Sexton: Photography
Quicksilver: Vocals (Background)
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Coach Tom Pokel wants to bring Azzurri to next level
Italy finished the Final Olympic Qualification Group D in the position it was originally seeded: third. The bigger surprises were the gutsy performances against the favourites, including an overtime win against Germany for Tom Pokels new team.In January, the Italian Ice Sports Federation made a unusual move for a national team, replacing coach Rick Cornacchia in the midst of the season due to the teams poor showing in exhibition games back in autumn.For the national team it meant a new start with a new coach right before the Olympic Qualification event in Bietigheim-Bissingen, Germany.With Pokel, who doubles as the new Italian national team coach and the club coach in Alleghe, the Italians didnt exactly work a miracle, but they performed promising results.In their first game against eventual tournament winner Austria, the Italians outshot their neighbours 38-22 but lost the game 3-2. After a 2-0 first-period lead for Austria the Italian comeback attempt fell short. Small things made a big difference, was Pokels conclusion after the game.Against tournament favourites Germany the Italians kept up well in the beginning and had the better start with a power-play goal. Germany dominated the rest of the game and tied it at one, but eventually it was Italian forward Nathan di Casmirro who scored the goal for the 2-1 overtime victory.Germany controlled the game with the puck more than we would have liked. But we had a solid team effort from everybody. It was a real team unit with players sacrificing for each other, Pokel said about Italys first victory over Germany in an official competition since the 2001 World Championship.It was solid defensive-zone coverage. We were opportunistic. We took advantage of the opportunities we had. Im proud of our players and of Italian hockey to have won the game against Germany.Germanys head coach Pat Cortina knows Italian hockey well. He coached the team between 2000 and 2003.Thats how Italy wins at the international level. They play really good defensively, they wait for counter chances, they get great goaltending, Cortina said. The Italians were really strong in front of the net and didnt allow rebounds.Although the overtime success wasnt enough for the team to stay in the race to Sochi, the Italians continued with a 4-1 win against underdog Netherlands and finished the tournament with a respectable five points in three games.But Pokel doesnt want his team to just play well defensively and wait for breakaway opportunities. In the next important tournament, the 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship Division I Group A in Budapest, Hungary, the Italians are aiming for a quick return to the top division. And what it needs to get there are victories against lower-ranked teams.Kazakhstan, which was also relegated at the 2012 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship in Helsinki and Stockholm, along with host Hungary, Japan, Great Britain and Korea will be the other challengers that battle for the top-two spots to earn promotion to the 2014 Worlds in Belarus. And Pokel is positive that a brighter future is in store for the team that already earned promotion in 2009 and 2011, but was relegated straight away in 2010 and 2012.Its a new character, a new heart and a new identity for our hockey team that hasnt been seen for a while and Im very proud to be part of it, Pokel said.One of the points we wanted to concentrate on is to be stronger, tougher and hungrier in front of our own net protecting our goaltender and winning the rebounds and I think thats the key right there in the game.If you ask the players, its more than just words from a new coach.Normally we played very defensively but this coach gives us great offensive liberty and encourages us to forecheck with two forwards and to play offensively and aggressively, said Armin Helfer, who has played in every World Championship for Italy since 2000 eight in the Top Division, five at Division I level.Hes a great guy. He prepares us very well and knows what to tell us also individually. He knows the strengths of the players very well, he said about Pokel. Its a pity we didnt make it because of the Austria game but we beat Germany and left the tournament with our heads held high.In less than two months time the team will convene again for another attempt to join the top-16 hockey nations of the world.Were on the right path and soon well go to the World Championship [Division I] in Budapest where we aim for earning promotion, Helfer said.We can go there with much optimism but it will be difficult. We have to go day by day and play well in Budapest.Helfer has fond memories of the Laszlo Papp Sportarena in the Hungarian capital. Two years ago in front of almost 9,000 mostly Hungarian fans, it was his point shot in overtime that sent Italy to a 4-3 win over the hosts and to the Top Division in 2012.Maybe it will happen again, the 32-year-old defenceman said with a smile.MARTIN MERK


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Congressman Michael McCaul (R-TX) met with area business owners, community leaders and public servants last week, to talk about the state of Washington politics, as well as his new position as chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee.
McCaul stopped in on his way to meet with Gov. Rick Perry in Houston.
McCaul started off the meeting by telling members that the infighting between the two parties is due to one side being stuck in perpetual campaign mode, instead of governing. His specific target was President Obama.
"He is in a mode where he says let's talk about immigration reform, let's talk about everything but the economy," McCaul said. "He's in campaign mode."
McCaul told the audience that despite his position on the Homeland Security Committee, he hasn't been invited to the White House for meetings once.
"No attempt, despite all the talk about coming together," he said.
McCaul focused a lot of his criticism on the White House and Democrats in the Senate not passing a budget in the last four years; instead they have relied on continuing resolutions just to keep the government running.
"Four years without a budget," he said. "It's one of the most irresponsible things I have ever seen."
He also said that the recent Presidential election was about scaring voters, rather than talking about tough budgetary decisions that need to be made.
"This president won the election pandering to people that receive entitlement benefits," he said. "He was scaring the hell out of people."
McCaul said that Obama's recent attempts to demonize Republicans in the eyes of the voters don't help solve the problems facing the nation.
"We all agree that there needs to be a safety net, that we need to help those less fortunate, but it shouldn't be permanent," he said.
"Greece. That's where we are headed if we don't change our way," he added, referring to the debt riddled nation with a struggling economy.
McCaul went on to talk about his ascension to the chairman's seat of the Homeland Security Committee.
The Congressman went on to say there are numerous things he currently disagrees with the Obama administration on, specifically naming the Benghazi attacks and al-Qaeda's presence in Africa.
(The Obama administration's) narrative is that the al-Qaeda threat is over," McCaul said. "The African theater proves it is not."
McCaul said that al-Qaeda has seen resurgence since the Arab Spring uprising in North Africa, raising money and securing weapons.
"Al-Qaeda has reconstituted in North Africa, raised $100 million and grabbed arms caches from Libya, so we need to make sure that stays over there," he said. "These are serious weapons when compared to what they or the Taliban possessed."
Another concern of McCaul's are the recent calls from the Arab world to release Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman, otherwise known as the Blind Sheik, who was convicted and jailed in connection with the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. McCaul said the fact that the United States has imprisoned Rahman, combined with recent al-Qaeda chatter promising "shocking" attacks in the U.S., is a big concern to him and members of his committee.
When it comes to the Benghazi attacks, McCaul said he has a hard time reconciling the stories presented by the White House and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, with other accounts presented about the attack that killed a U.S. ambassador.
"I brought up a classified security document that was sent to (Clinton's) office and she admitted that she never saw it, her staff never saw it – well, who saw it?" he said.
WASHINGTON (AP) — A Virginia man suspected of shooting and wounding a security guard at the Washington headquarters of a social conservative lobbying group on Wednesday made a negative reference about the organization's work before opening fire, a law enforcement official said.
Police said the man, identified as Floyd Lee Corkins II, entered the front lobby of the Family Research Council in downtown Washington around 10:45 a.m. Wednesday, began arguing with a security guard and then shot him in the arm. Corkins, 28, was restrained by the wounded guard and others and was being held Wednesday night on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon, the FBI said.
Authorities were interviewing Corkins to determine a reason for the shooting and were canvassing his neighborhood in Herndon, Va., outside Washington. TV news footage showed the suspect, a large man with a shaved head in an unbuttoned striped shirt, being led to a car in hand restraints.
Though authorities did not publicly reveal a motive, advocacy groups across the ideological spectrum condemned the violence, with some casting it as a hate crime. President Barack Obama was concerned about the wellbeing of the guard, a White House spokesman said, and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney also said he was appalled.
"Today's attack is the clearest sign we've seen that labeling pro-marriage groups as 'hateful' must end," Brian Brown, the president of the National Organization for Marriage, said in a statement.
The Family Research Council, headquartered in a busy downtown tourist district, strongly opposes gay marriage and abortion and says it advocates "faith, family and freedom in public policy and public opinion." The conservative group maintains a powerful lobbying presence on those causes, testifying before Congress and reviewing legislation. Its president, Tony Perkins, said the group's main concern was with the wounded guard.
Corkins who had been volunteering recently at a community center for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, made a negative comment about the organization's activity before the shooting, but the reference was not specific, one of the law enforcement officials said. Two law enforcement officials said Corkins was carrying sandwiches from Chick-fil-A, a fast-food chain whose president's opposition to same sex marriage recently placed the restaurant at the center of a national cultural debate.
James McJunkin, assistant director in charge of the FBI's Washington field office, said soon after the shooting that authorities didn't yet know enough about the gunman and his state to mind to know what inspired the attack.
The guard, Leo Johnson, was conscious and breathing after the shooting and was being interviewed and treated at a hospital. Authorities credited him for thwarting a shooting they said could have been much worse.
"The security guard here is a hero, as far as I'm concerned," said D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier.
Corkins had been volunteering for about the past six months at The DC Center for the LGBT Community, said David Mariner, executive director of the community center, which is in Northwest Washington. He usually staffed the center's front desk on Saturdays, and his most recent shift was about two weeks ago.
"He always struck me as a kind, gentle and unassuming young man. I'm very surprised that he could be involved in something like this," Mariner said.
Authorities seized Corkins' car at a northern Virginia Metro station, and were going door-to-door speaking with neighbors, several of whom spoke highly of the family.
"They were always so sweet and so nice," said Stephanie Meyer, who lives a few doors down. "They are awesome people. We never had any issues."
According to a U.S. Defense Department official, Corkins is not a member of the Air Force, but he may have lived at Andrews Air Force base in some other capacity in the past, possibly as a dependent or family member.
The official spoke on condition of anonymity because the official was not authorized to provide personal information.
Amy Biondi and her husband Steve were visiting Washington from Long Island with their daughter and a friend and tried to ask officers for help with a parking meter when they were told there was a situation they had to deal with. The door to the FRC was opened, and an officer could be heard repeatedly shouting, "Put the gun down, put the gun down."
"Next thing you know there are police officers swarming the area," said Biondi, 45, a massage therapist from St. James, N.Y.
The family didn't get a close look inside, but they said the man that officers were talking to seemed to comply immediately.
Groups aligned with conservative causes lambasted the shooting, but so did a coalition of more than two dozen organizations promoting gay, lesbian and transgender rights, which said it rejected and condemned the attack.
White House spokesman Jay Carney said the president, who was traveling in Iowa Wednesday, was informed of the shooting shortly after 1 p.m.
"The president expressed his concern for the individual injured in the shooting and his strong belief that this type of violence has no place in our society," Carney said.
Romney said in a statement that he was appalled. "There is no place for such violence in our society," he said. "My prayers go out to the wounded security guard and his family, as well as all the people at the Family Research Council whose sense of security has been shattered by today's horrific events."
The headquarters of the FRC is in the city's bustling Chinatown neighborhood, near the Verizon Center, the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery and several museums, restaurants and shops.
In the past month, the FRC had forcefully defended Chick-fil-A President Dan Cathy for his remarks in opposition to gay marriage, which brought the fast-food chain to the forefront of the nation's culture wars.
Mariner said he did not know Corkins well or have any conversations with him about the Chick-fil-A controversy or other political issues of interest to the gay community.
"I really only talked to him about volunteering, so I couldn't say anything about anything else," Mariner said.
Associated Press writers Ben Nuckols and Lolita Baldor in Washington and Matthew Barakat in Herndon, Va., contributed to this report.
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The head of a conservative lobbying group where a security guard was shot is calling for an end to "reckless rhetoric" he blames for the attack.
Family Research Council President Tony Perkins says the suspect was "given a license" to shoot an unarmed man by organizations such as the Southern Poverty Law Center. The center describes the council as a hate group and says it defames gays and lesbian.
The suspect, Floyd Lee Corkins II, is charged with assault with intent to kill and bringing firearms across state lines. Authorities say he walked into the council's lobby Wednesday and criticized its politics before shooting and wounding the guard.
Corkins appeared Thursday in federal court. A judge ordered him held without bond.
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats controlling the Senate pressed Monday for an immediate infusion of money to repair the iconic dome of the U.S. Capitol, which has fallen into disrepair and has at least 1,300 cracks in it.
Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., says $61 million to fix the leaky Capitol Dome should be added to an upcoming stopgap spending bill to keep the government running into next year. That measure generally won't contain money for new initiatives and will instead freeze spending at current levels for almost every government program.
Schumer's statement came in a letter to House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio. Boehner and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., are negotiating through staff aides on the stopgap funding measure, which is needed to avert a partial shutdown of the government when the current budget year ends on Sept. 30.
Schumer says it would be a "national embarrassment" for the dome to continue to decay and that the money is needed to patch leaks that threaten its fresco and prevent passersby from being hit by ornamental fixtures that have been loosened by the elements.
"There is a time and a place to debate federal spending and the proper role of government, but most Americans believe that when your house has a leaky roof, you pay to fix the roof," Schumer said. "Postponing these repairs by another six months will only increase the project's price tag down the road."
Boehner spokesman Kevin Smith responded: "The Speaker is confident we can work together to fix the Capitol Dome without more political posturing from Senator Schumer."
The project would ordinarily be funded in the annual $4 billion-plus spending bill that sets Capitol Hill's budget. But the House-passed measure doesn't include funding for the project, while the Senate measure, which does contain the money, hasn't been called up for a vote.
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press.
NEW YORK (AP) — Millions of people from Maine to the Carolinas awoke Tuesday without electricity, and an eerily quiet New York City was all but closed off by car, train and air as superstorm Sandy steamed inland, still delivering punishing wind and rain. The U.S. death toll climbed to 38, many of the victims killed by falling trees.
The full extent of the damage in New Jersey, where the storm roared ashore Monday night with hurricane-force winds of 80 mph, was unclear. Police and fire officials, some with their own departments flooded, fanned out to rescue hundreds.
"We are in the midst of urban search and rescue. Our teams are moving as fast as they can," Gov. Chris Christie said. "The devastation on the Jersey Shore is some of the worst we've ever seen. The cost of the storm is incalculable at this point."
More than 8.2 million people across the East were without power. Airlines canceled more than 15,000 flights around the world, and it could be days before the mess is untangled and passengers can get where they're going.
The storm also disrupted the presidential campaign with just a week to go before Election Day.
President Barack Obama canceled a third straight day of campaigning, scratching events scheduled for Wednesday in swing state Ohio. Republican Mitt Romney resumed his campaign, but with plans to turn a political rally in Ohio into a "storm relief event."
Sandy will end up causing about $20 billion in property damage and $10 billion to $30 billion more in lost business, making it one of the costliest natural disasters on record in the U.S., according to IHS Global Insight, a forecasting firm.
Lower Manhattan, which includes Wall Street, was among the hardest-hit areas after the storm sent a nearly 14-foot surge of seawater, a record, coursing over its seawalls and highways.
Water cascaded into the gaping, unfinished construction pit at the World Trade Center, and the New York Stock Exchange was closed for a second day, the first time that has happened because of weather since the Blizzard of 1888. The NYSE said it will reopen on Wednesday.
A huge fire destroyed as many as 100 houses in a flooded beachfront neighborhood in Queens on Tuesday, forcing firefighters to undertake daring rescues. Three people were injured.
New York University's Tisch Hospital evacuated 200 patients after its backup generator failed. About 20 babies from the neonatal intensive care unit were carried down staircases and were given battery-powered respirators.
A construction crane that collapsed in the high winds on Monday still dangled precariously 74 floors above the streets of midtown Manhattan, and hundreds of people were evacuated as a precaution. And on Staten Island, a tanker ship wound up beached on the shore.
Most major tunnels and bridges in New York were closed, as were schools, Broadway theaters and the metropolitan area's three main airports, LaGuardia, Kennedy and Newark.
With water standing in two major commuter tunnels and seven subway tunnels under the East River, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said it was unclear when the nation's largest transit system would be rolling again. It shut down Sunday night ahead of the storm.
Joseph Lhota, chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, said the damage was the worst in the 108-year history of the New York subway.
Similarly, Consolidated Edison said it could take at least a week to restore electricity to the last of the nearly 800,000 customers in and around New York City who lost power.
Millions of more fortunate New Yorkers surveyed the damage as dawn broke, their city brought to an extraordinary standstill.
"Oh, Jesus. Oh, no," Faye Schwartz said she looked over her neighborhood in Brooklyn, where cars were scattered like leaves.
Reggie Thomas, a maintenance supervisor at a prison near the overflowing Hudson River, emerged from an overnight shift, a toothbrush in his front pocket, to find his Honda with its windows down and a foot of water inside. The windows automatically go down when the car is submerged to free drivers.
"It's totaled," Thomas said with a shrug. "You would have needed a boat last night."
Around midday, Sandy was about 120 miles east of Pittsburgh, pushing westward with winds of 45 mph, and was expected to make a turn into New York State on Tuesday night. Although weakening as it goes, the storm will continue to bring heavy rain and flooding, said Daniel Brown of the National Hurricane Center in Miami.
In a measure of the storm's immense size and power, waves on southern Lake Michigan rose to a record-tying 20.3 feet. High winds spinning off Sandy's edges clobbered the Cleveland area early Tuesday, uprooting trees, cutting power to hundreds of thousands, closing schools and flooding major roads along Lake Erie.
In Portland, Maine, gusts topping 60 mph scared away several cruise ships and prompted officials to close the port.
Sandy also brought blizzard conditions to parts of West Virginia and neighboring Appalachian states, with more than 2 feet of snow expected in some places. A snowstorm in western Maryland caused a pileup of tractor-trailers that blocked part of Interstate 68 on slippery Big Savage Mountain.
"It's like a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs up here," said Bill Wiltson, a Maryland State Police dispatcher.
The death toll climbed rapidly, and included 17 victims in New York State — 10 of them in New York City — along with five dead in Pennsylvania and four in New Jersey. Sandy also killed 69 people in the Caribbean before making its way up the Eastern Seaboard.
In New Jersey, Sandy cut off barrier islands, swept houses from their foundations and washed amusement pier rides into the ocean. It also wrecked several boardwalks up and down the coast, tearing away a section of Atlantic City's world-famous promenade. Atlantic City's 12 waterfront casinos came through largely unscathed.
Jersey City was closed to cars because traffic lights were out, and Hoboken, just over the Hudson River from Manhattan, was hit with major flooding.
A huge swell of water swept over the small New Jersey town of Moonachie, near the Hackensack River, and authorities struggled to rescue about 800 people, some living in a trailer park. And in neighboring Little Ferry, water suddenly started gushing out of storm drains overnight, submerging a road under 4 feet of water and swamping houses.
Police and fire officials used boats and trucks to reach the stranded.
"I looked out and the next thing you know, the water just came up through the grates. It came up so quickly you couldn't do anything about it. If you wanted to move your car to higher ground you didn't have enough time," said Little Ferry resident Leo Quigley, who with his wife was taken to higher ground by boat.
Hays reported from New York and Breed reported from Raleigh, N.C.; AP Science Writer Seth Borenstein contributed to this report from Washington. Associated Press writers David Dishneau in Delaware City, Del., Katie Zezima in Atlantic City, Emery P. Dalesio in Elizabeth City, N.C., and Erika Niedowski in Cranston, R.I., also contributed.
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Declaring "our journey is not complete," President Barack Obama took the oath of office for his second term before a crowd of hundreds of thousands Monday, urging the nation to set an unwavering course toward prosperity and freedom for all its citizens and protect the social safety net that has sheltered the poor, elderly and needy.
"Our country cannot succeed when a shrinking few do very well and a growing many barely make it," Obama said in his relatively brief, 18-minute address. "We believe that America's prosperity must rest upon the broad shoulders of a rising middle class," he added, echoing his calls from the presidential campaign that catapulted him to re-election.
The president declared that a decade of war is ending, as is the economic recession that consumed much of his first term.
The inaugural fanfare spread across the capital Monday, with a joyful parade down Pennsylvania Avenue and two glitzy inaugural balls in the evening. The president also lunched with lawmakers in the Capitol following his address.
Before diving into the afternoon celebrations, Obama previewed an ambitious second-term agenda, devoting several sentences in his address to the threat of global climate change and saying that failure to confront it "would betray our children and future generations." Obama's focus on climate change was notable given that he barely dealt with the issue in his first term.
In an era of looming budget cuts, he said the nation has a commitment to costly programs such as Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security. "These things do not sap our initiative, they strengthen us," he said.
Sandwiched between the bruising presidential campaign and relentless fiscal fights, Monday's inaugural celebrations marked a brief respite from the partisan gridlock that has consumed the past two years. Perhaps seeking a fresh start, Obama invited several lawmakers to the White House for coffee before his speech, including the Republican leaders with whom he has frequently been at odds.
Among them was the Senate's top Republican, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky. In a statement following Obama's swearing-in, McConnell said the president's second term represents "a fresh start when it comes to dealing with the great challenges of our day."
Looking ahead to those challenges, Obama implored Congress to find common ground over the next four years. And seeking to build on the public support that catapulted him to the White House twice, the president said the public has "the obligation to shape the debates of our time."
"Not only with the votes we cast, but with the voices we lift in defense of our most ancient values and enduring ideals," Obama said.Moments earlier, Obama placed his hand on two Bibles — one used by the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and the other by Abraham Lincoln — and recited the brief oath of office. Michelle Obama held the Bibles, one on top of the other, as daughters Malia and Sasha looked on.
Vice President Joe Biden was also sworn in for his second term as the nation's second in command. Former Presidents Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter, several Cabinet secretaries and dozens of lawmakers were on hand to bear witness to history.
Monday's oaths were purely ceremonial. The Constitution stipulates that presidents begin their new terms at noon on Jan. 20, and in keeping with that requirement, Obama was sworn in Sunday in a small ceremony at the White House. Because inaugural celebrations are historically not held on Sundays, organizers pushed the public events to Monday, the same day the nation marked the late civil rights leader King's birthday.
Obama soaked in the history on a day full of traditions as old as the Republic. Gazing over the crowd before retreating into the Capitol, he said, "I want to take a look, one more time. I'm not going to see this again."
After a stunning sunrise, the weather for the swearing-in and parade was chilly — upper 30s rising into the lower 40s — and overcast.
Once the celebrations subside, Obama will be confronted with an array of pressing priorities: an economy still struggling to fully a recover, the fiscal fights with a divided Congress, and new threats of terrorism in North Africa. The president has also pledged to tackle immigration reform and stricter gun laws in the wake of the school shootings in Newtown, Conn., — sweeping domestic reforms that will require help from reluctant lawmakers.
Obama is also facing fresh concerns about terrorism in North Africa. In the midst of the inaugural celebrations, a U.S. official said two more Americans died in Algeria, bringing the U.S. death toll from a four-day siege at a natural gas plant to three. Seven Americans survived, the official said.
The president did not offer any specific prescriptions for addressing the challenges ahead, though he is expected to offer more detail in his Feb. 12 State of the Union address.
Asserting "America's possibilities are limitless," he declared at the Capitol: "My fellow Americans, we are made for this moment, and we will seize it, so long as we seize it together."
"We must make the hard choices to reduce the cost of health care and the size of our deficit," he said. "But we reject the belief that America must choose between caring for the generation that built this country and investing in the generation that will build its future."
Obama's second inaugural lacked the electric enthusiasm of his first, when 1.8 million people crammed onto the National Mall to witness the swearing-in of the nation's first black president. Far fewer people attended this year's inauguration — officials estimated up to 700,000 people — but the crowd still stretched from the Capitol to the Washington Monument. And shortly before the president spoke, U.S. Park Police announced that the public viewing areas on the Mall were full.
Security was tight across Washington, with streets closed off for blocks around the White House and Capitol Hill. Military Humvees and city buses were being used to block intersections. Volunteers fanned out near the Mall to help direct the crowds.
David Richardson of Atlanta and his two young children were among the early-goers who headed to the Mall before sunrise.
"We wanted to see history, I think, and also for the children to witness that anything is possible through hard work," Richardson said.
Wendy Davis of Rome, Ga., was one of thousands of inaugural attendees who packed Metro trains. Davis came four years ago as well but was among the many ticketholders who couldn't get in then because of the massive crowds.
"I thought I was early last time, but I obviously wasn't early enough," she said.
By 8 a.m. thousands of people were also waiting in security lines that stretched a block to gain access to the spots along the parade route that were accessible to the general public without a special ticket.
The cold weather was easily tolerated by Marie-France Lemaine of Montreal, who received the trip to the inaugural as a birthday present from her husband. She headed up an Obama advocacy group in Quebec that cheered on the president from north of the border.
"The American president affects the rest of the world," she said.
Associated Press writers Darlene Superville, Matt Barakat, Alan Fram, Donna Cassata, Jim Kuhnhenn, Mary Clare Jalonick and Nancy Benac contributed to this report.
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The Magnolia Parkway Chamber of Commerce recently announced that it has hired Tammy Carnley as its new day-to-day leader.
Carnley was hired recently as the group's new president, bringing with her several years of publishing and marketing experience. She has owned three different publications in Houston over the past 18 years, which covered everything from resorts and spas to restaurants, entertainment and décor.
"I am excited to be living and working in an area so beautiful," she said. "I now get to work with some great businesses. Everyone has been super supportive and welcoming."
Chamber board chair Jason Rinn said that Carnley will bring a wealth of experience and knowledge to the chamber.
"I am excited to have Tammy as part of the team," he said. "MPCC will continue to expand and serve the community under her leadership."
Carnley said she is excited to work with Rinn and all the chamber members.
"Jason has helped me a lot," she said. "He and the entire board have been extremely supportive and helpful. They, along with our administrative coordinator Katy Daenzer have done everything possible to help me settle in."
Carnley said she has hit the ground running and already has several ideas she is working on presenting to the board.
"I want to be able to help increase revenue for every business in the area," she said. "We are working on some things now like our goals as far as distribution and goals for campaign ideas for individual businesses."
Carnley said she likes to take a listen-first approach to what she does, believing that she can learn something from everyone she meets.
"Knowledge is power," she said. "I want to talk to businesses owners and their clients and learn something from them all. You have to be open to ideas, change and growth."
Carnley said that she is ready to get to work and wants to be a positive influence on others.
"It's time to get things going," she said. "I'm a positive person and we will build on this already great chamber and help everyone do even better."
The Chambers of Magnolia Legislative Alliance, a combined effort of the Magnolia Area Chamber of Commerce and the Magnolia Parkway Chamber of Commerce, held a luncheon Sept. 20, where members learned about Obamacare's effects on small businesses.
Speaking to the group were Kelly Shea, a human resources and employee relations specialist and Gina Clark, a Magnolia certified public accountant.
Members were shocked by some of the things they heard.
Many of the regulations apply to businesses with more than 50 employees, such as the $2,000 penalty for not offering insurance to employees, which Shea said could have some consequences.
'This will keep a lot of people from going over 50 employees," she said.
What Shea said she is most concerned with are smaller insurance companies being bought up by the big conglomerates, which has happened before.
"We used to have a lot of smaller companies that would go in and underbid the bigger companies, but their premiums collected were not enough to offset their costs," Shea said. "So when the bigger companies bought them out, they had all this bad business, so they had to raise everyones premiums by 20 or so percent."
She is afraid the new exchanges will cause the same scenario, thereby pricing small businesses out of the market.
"If you are with an A-rated company now, I would advise you to stay with it until we see how this plays out," she said. "There's going to be a lot of fighting and a lot of court cases as more of this rolls out."
Another item rolling out is companies with more than 250 employees have to show how much they paid in health care benefits for each employee on their W-2 form. Shea said that is a sign of a future tax on benefits.
"It's not taxed yet, but it's coming," she said.
Clark said the tax implications are huge with the new law.
She said medical costs must now exceed 10 percent of your gross income before someone can deduct them for tax purposes. Previously that rate was 7.5 percent.
"If you are a majority owner of several companies, they will add them all together to come up with your employee count," Clark said, adding that if that total reaches 51, the combined companies are subject to the $2,000 fine or to carry insurance coverage. They are required to cover at least 60 percent of the cost of health care for the employee.
"If the employees share of the cost (for individual coverage, not including dependants) exceeds 9.5 percent of household income, the employer is required to pay up to 9.5 percent of household income if that amount is more than 60 percent of health care costs," Shea added.
Clark said that can open up huge disclosure and privacy issues as well.
"You will have to disclose that you have a spouse and what your household income is to your employer now," she said. "You never have had to disclose that type of information before."
Both Shea and Clark agreed that this aspect of the law could have huge ramifications, causing married people to be at a disadvantage when competing with single people for jobs.
Clark also told the group that there will be a new surtax added to the Medicare tax of 0.9 percent for anyone making $250,000 or more in combined household income, as well as a new 3.6 percent surtax on investment income. This investment income tax could effect many retirees living off of investments, including those in the middle class.
Shea said that she had a feeling that Obamacare will not be repealed next year, even if Mitt Romney becomes President, because to avoid a filibuster in the U.S. Senate would require 60 Republicans to be elected, or to find enough Democrats to support a full repeal.
"The way things are going, I don't think that will happen, at least not in the senate," she said.
The Magnolia Parkway Chamber of Commerce welcomed Urban Cowgirl Dance Hall & Saloon as it newest member Aug. 22, with a ribbon cutting and Business After Hours social event. Urban Cowgirl is the newest entertainment spot along the FM 1488 corridor, with two full service bars, an indoor and outdoor stage, pool tables,big screen tv's, games and a large dance floor. It is located at 10310 FM 1488. For more information call 281-259-6900.


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Sushi, Sashimi, Sake – build a restaurant empire and become the sushi master! Run six different locations with action-packed time management gameplay. Keep your cultured clientele happy with tons of recipes, reservations, and take-away orders! Chop and roll to wrack up bonuses, combos, and upgrades!
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