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The link between the two stories is an improbable coincidence. The family of Julia's husband Bertrand (Frederic Pierrot) came into possession of that apartment and its (by then empty) closet, and now he's remodeling the place for them to live in. If his family had seized it from Sarah's family, that would be fraught with meaning, but no, it just happened to work out that way, and his family was not actively evil.
The center of interest in the story involves Sarah, whose life is spared because of extraordinary events and her own ingenuity and courage. She is taken in by a rural couple, survives the war and emigrates to America. To lend urgency to Julia's story, we learn she is pregnant and must decide whether, at her age, to have the baby.
Doesn't this feel to you like an issue cobbled together for narrative purposes? Now that Julia has explored the horrors of the past and discovered she and Sarah have only a few degrees of separation, is it acceptable, in movie terms, for her to decide against the baby? And whatever she decides, what difference does that make to the members of Sarah's family, and millions of others, who died in the Holocaust?
Kristin Scott Thomas is excellent, as she so often is. Flawlessly bilingual, she has taken advantage, in films like this, "Tell No One" (2006) and "I've Loved You So Long" (2008) of the greater openness in France to dramas about grown-ups. She does all that is probably possible to invest Julia's story with the emotional weight of Sarah's, but it is Sarah's key, and this is Sarah's story.
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St. Mary's Lynn 5, Bishop Fenwick 0: Bobby Lombardi stopped 25 shots, but Fenwick was blanked by a Catholic Central League foe for the second straight contest in falling to 1-6. Bailey MacBurnie of Beverly had a 20-save shutout for St. Mary's (4-3-1) while Jordan Manthorne had a pair of goals.
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New community forum on HIV prevention
MELBOURNE: The Victorian AIDS Council (VAC) is holding a community forum on Thursday, May 1 regarding Pre Exposure Prophylaxis, commonly known as PrEP.
The new HIV prevention strategy is to be taken by HIV negative people before becoming at risk of exposure to HIV, together with other preventative measures such as condom use and regular HIV and STI screening.
PrEP is not to be confused with PEP (Post Exposure Prophylaxis), which is designed to be taken for 28 days within 72 hours of being exposed to HIV.
Research has found that men who have sex with men who take their PrEP tablets daily and use other prevention measures reduce their risk of HIV transmission by 99 per cent.
Truvada, the medication approved for the trial as PrEP in Australia, is also one of the medications used for PEP, as well as one of the drugs used by HIV positive people to stop the virus from replicating.
Associate Professor Edwina Wright from the Alfred Hospital, Monash University and the Burnet Institute told MCV how Truvada works differently in HIV negative people.
"In an HIV negative person, what you're hoping to achieve is for the drug to be present at high levels in the tissues of the body where we get exposed to HIV, so that if a person is exposed to the virus, the drug is able to kill it off very quickly," she said.
Wright added there are quite a few reasons why the introduction of PrEP might be good news for serodiscordant couples.
"PrEP is definitely useful for serodiscordant couples especially if the HIV positive person has decided to come off treatment, if they're on treatment but it's not working and the virus is still detectable, if the negative person is not quite sure if they positive person is taking the meds, or if the negative person is having relationships outside that relationship, as they have outside risks as well."
Wright said side effects included nausea and back pain, "but people typically get over those".
"There is also evidence that there is a small but significant risk of having changes in the health of the bones and the kidneys. However, it is unclear if these changes are clinically significant."
Although the drug has not yet been approved for wide use in Australia, medical trials will begin very soon and those who wish to take part in the trial will have access to the medication.
The trial will investigate the adherence, behavioural change, acceptability, safety, and feasibility of the use of HIV PrEP in the Victorian Community.
The forum is free and will be held on Thursday, May 1 at Russell Kennedy Solicitors, Level 12, 469 La Trobe Street, Melbourne between 6-8pm. It will provide the community with information regarding availability, side effects and the medical trial. Dinner and drinks provided.
For more information call VAC on (03) 9865 6700.
- TOPICS: HIV, HIV_AIDS, PEP, PrEP, The Victorian AIDS Council, VAC, VACGMHC, Victorian AIDS Council_Gay Men's Health Centre
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ChrisNEW COMMUNITY FORUM ON HIV PREVENTION
Being part of the 'Opposites Attract Study' as the HIV Positive partner I regard this as a great initiative for a HIV Negative partner and we both fully support this study.


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... in the Bell test setup I described above, the basic datum is whether the experimenter sees a photon go through the polarizer or not.
That's the basic datum for rate of individual detection. Wrt rate of coincidental detection, the basic datum is coincidental detection.
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I think the word "correlation" is a much better term for what you call the "rate of coincidental detection".
Rate of coincidental detection has a specific technical meaning. It doesn't, by itself, refer to correlation. It refers to rate of coincidental detection.
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It is just the correlation between individual polarization measurements of photons, and as such all its properties are determined by whatever determines the results of individual polarization measurements.
That's just incorrect. Rate of coincidental detection certainly does not refer to the correlation between individual polarization measurements of photons.
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And the nonlinear relationship between the correlation and the angle is also entirely determined by whatever determines whether a photon goes through a polarizer or not.
Also incorrect.
Here's what's known. The rate of individual detection doesn't vary with polarizer orientation. The rate of coincidental detection does vary with the angular difference between polarizer orientation. How can these two different experimental contexts be measuring the same underlying parameter?
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Well, no, your argument isn't. No offense, but from what you've written it doesn't seem that you're all that knowledgeable about Bell tests. Is that the case?
If so, just admit it and then DrC et al. can help you learn about them. They certainly helped me. I'm still more or less quite ignorant ... but a bit less so thanks to their help.


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Dear Classic American,...I have really enjoyed the Steve Miles pictures and his entertaining and well-informed text.
I bought his book as soon as it came out and e-mailed him at the time to ask if he had any pics of my car. It's a right-hand drive Chevrolet 210 four-door hard top – registered new here in 1956 as SXN 909, only a few hundred numbers away from the Pontiac Chieftain on p89.
As for RHD, I am surprised by the open hostility it provokes in some people. For me a RHD yank is the best of all worlds – steering wheel on the proper side, Yank style and cheap prices because some people sneer at 'em. I also have a '67 and '67 AMC Rebel Convertible – also RHD and sold new here.
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Typically awkward parts were steering components, of course, and things like the oddball exhaust manifolds used on FE block Fords from '59-'64 that used to crack with monotonous regularity and were unobtainable even then.
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A three-year awaited development: FDI's in GCC no longer declining!
Foreign direct investment (FDI) in the GCC in 2012 increased slightly over the previous year to reach $26.4 billion, according to data published by UNCTAD in their annual World Investment Report 2013.
This brings to an end three consecutive years of declining FDI flows to the region since the pre-financial crisis peak of $61.7 billion in 2008, said NBK in an economic update.
"The GCC's positive performance is further accentuated when placed in the context of developing economy and world FDI flows, both of which declined in 2012, by 4.4 per cent and 18.2 per cent, respectively," it said. "The GCC increased its share of developing economy FDI to 3.8 per cent from 3.6 per cent.
"While global FDI flows—especially those originating from developed economies—remain inhibited by the deleveraging of international banks and investors' heightened sensitivity to risk, the GCC, as a destination for foreign investment, has benefited from a combination of relatively high hydrocarbon prices, buoyant economic growth and an ambitious program of government-sponsored investment projects. The region also regularly accounts for more than 50 per cent of all FDI to the Arab Middle East and North Africa.
"Within the GCC, in 2012 FDI flows to all the countries with the notable exception of Saudi Arabia increased over the previous year. The latter, by virtue of its size, was rather more susceptible to the difficulties experienced by investors in accessing capital from retrenching international banks and witnessed a 25 per cent decline in FDI to $12.2 billion. The Kingdom remains the most attractive destination for foreign investment in the Arab world, however.
"In the UAE and Kuwait, FDI inflows increased in 2012 to $9.6 billion and $1.9 billion, respectively. The 25 per cent increase in FDI to the UAE over the previous year was further evidence of the recovery in investors' appetites after the Dubai World debt crisis. In Kuwait, the doubling of FDI was primarily the result of Qatar Telecom's acquisition of additional shares in the mobile operator Wataniya.
"GCC FDI flows have also been facilitated by the significant improvements made by individual countries in the ease of doing business. Saudi Arabia and the UAE, for instance, ranked 22 and 26 in the world, respectively, have made positive strides in reformingthe procedures, costs and time taken to start a business, trade across borders and deal with construction permits, for example.
"Meanwhile, FDI flows from the GCC to other countries declined last year, by 17.7 per cent to $18.6 billion.(Chart 4.)Kuwait was once again the largest investor overseas, accounting for 41 per cent of GCC outflows with $7.6 billion, followed by Saudi Arabia with $4.4 billion and the UAE with $2.5 billion."
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United Kingdom (Scotland)
3.58/5 rDev -13.5%
In the bottle this smells like an old tire yard in the mid day Summer sun but develops a nice complex perfume in the glass. Cooled and carefully poured, this had a cloudy deeply concentrated orange core with some unusual pockets of faded paleness towards the bottom of the glass. Thin head, almost off white with a fairly faintly light yellowish tinge. Very little carbonation, almost none at all. Fat silky body with a slight volatile fizzy end before leading a uniform and long but not overly challenging boozy bitterness. A pretty pumped up inflatedness which brings bigness at the expense of individuality and complexity.
Decent but a bit clumsy and not surprisingly unchallenging. A bit of a disappointment really. Maybe my expectations were too high but this certainly does not to be what I would expect from Stone.
01-25-2012 20:47:40 | More by Zimbo
3.58/5 rDev -13.5%
Amber colored beer with a rapidly fading head.Aroma is caramel and dark fruits.Taste is pine,sugar cane,alcohol,dark fruits and caramel malts.Heavy bitter aftertaste.Overall a decent beer that isn't hopped to death like some of their other beers.I enjoyed it and would recommend and purchase again.
07-19-2010 13:07:35 | More by matty
3.63/5 rDev -12.3%
Picked this bottle up at Capone's. Poured into a Bruery tulip. Split with Amyliz4 and her dad after some Thanksgiving leftovers.
The color is a bright peach with a single-finger white head that doesn't stick around too long but leaves a bit of ringy lacing and some extra bubbles around the edges of the glass. The nose is caramel, cherry, sweet malt, honey, and some alcohol. The hops aren't there like I remember in earlier vintages of this brew. There is some slight citrus, I suppose.
The flavor brings some nice sweetness and adds in quite a bit of booze compared with the nose. There is some slight cherry and a bit of toffee. The booze is quite prevalent and heavy at this point. Medium body with a moderate amount of carbonation. Drinks fairly well but is a bit boozy at this point and I'd like to sit on a bottle for at least another year.
11-28-2010 02:03:20 | More by Thorpe429
3.63/5 rDev -12.3%
Poured a hazy reddish brown with a very nice one finger off white head with good retention, moderate lacing on the glass.
Aroma of malt, citrus and some pine.
The hop bitterness hits your taste buds hard at first then the malt smooths the taste. There is also hints of grapefruit and caramel.
Mouthfeel is a smooth medium to full body with moderate carbonation. It is very surprising that this is a 11.1 % ABV beer, the alcohol is very well masked.
This is a nice barley wine beer, it may even get better with a little age.
12-27-2010 16:42:46 | More by dtivp
3.65/5 rDev -11.8%
Pours a nice full, rosy head. Beer itself is a clear amber.
Smell has a certain hoppy citrus feel to it. Although somewhat muted, it does have a hop presence that breaks through.
First sip is a quick snap of sweetness mixed in with a very sharp hop bitterness, brought together with a nice malt body. The flavor is nice because, although very up and in your face at the beginning, the after-taste mellows out to leave a crisp hop finish.
As barleywines go, this tends towards the more hop-filled, yet at the same time leaving in enough sweetness to keep it from becoming too overly bitter.
A good beer, but not my favorite in the genre.
03-01-2010 01:58:34 | More by techfed87
3.65/5 rDev -11.8%
I had this last year and thought it was a great beer. Unsurprisingly, they upped the ante and made an even better brew with the 2010 vintage. I have had at least 5 bottles of this, and it is consistently good. The hop aroma is top notch with pines, needles, sticky icky grapefruits, and a coying and large malt. Taste is mostly bitters, but the abv shines through and makes it taste very high class. I expect 2011 to be even better, but I wonder how they will pull it off...
12-22-2010 07:56:39 | More by merryjoulton
3.7/5 rDev -10.6%
I'm pretty new to barleywines so i dont have too much to compare to but here it is.
A- pours deep amber/red/orange. gigantic head that leaves good amount of lacing.
S- strong on the sweetness with a rush of hops and fruit toward the middle and end. medium booze taste at the end. pretty tasty
T- very sweet upfront that turns bitter in the middle that ends with a bitter lingering.
M- small carbonation bubbles feel nice, sweetness/bitterness make me pucker a tiny bit. medium/heavy feel on the tongue.
D- definately drinkable, flavors are good, decent mouthfeel.
03-14-2011 23:51:44 | More by Gushue3
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3.7/5 rDev -10.6%
I haven't had a brew by Stone that I haven't at least appreciated. Their pale ale and basic IPA were dull in comparison to Arrogant Bastard (including the oaked version) and Ruination IPA. Both of those brews changed my opinion of craft brews and especially highly hopped beers. That being said, this is a barleywine, a style I am not a huge fan of, but still appreciate the subtle nuances of the style.
A: Translucent amber hue with virtually no head and some minimal lacing. Looks like your typical barley wine.
S: Hops, pine, and some mild fruit hit the nose. I can definitely tell this is a Stone concoction simply because of how prominent the hops are in this brew. That's certainly not a bad thing by any means.
T: Mildly sweet and quite hoppy, which of course, isn't a surprise considering the brewer. Well balanced, but hops still peek out more so than any other nuance. Considering this a really hoppy barleywine, it still finishes crisp and smooth with no unusual or overly bitter ending.
M: My 3.0 rating on this one is indicative of the style, not necessarily this actual beer itself. I personally prefer higher carbonation level in most of my beers, but do note that this one is totally true to style. That being said, this one has some mild carbonation, and oiliness due to hops and and moderate mouthfeel. First few sips almost felt slightly watered down, but after several more, I realize that is not correct. This is a moderately full brew in comparison to other barleywines I've had.
D: As always, Stone's brews always hide their ABV very well, but of course any brew pushing over 11% is going to catch up at some point, I don't care if you have alcohol running through your veins instead of blood; this one will still overwhelm you after a few. Still, one of the better barleywines I have had, and reasonably drinkable. Not a session, but a good sipper and probably a great night cap.
02-20-2010 00:51:48 | More by irishking1977
3.73/5 rDev -9.9%
22oz bottle
Served in a snifter
A - It is dark amber to almost copper in color. I got about an inch of tan head.
S - I get a sweet malty molasses aroma.
T - The taste is malty and sweet. It finishes with an unpleasant bitterness.
M - Medium mouthfeel and oily slick
O - I don't like the hop profile in this one. I love the mouthfeel and the ABV.
04-17-2011 18:37:29 | More by buschbeer
3.75/5 rDev -9.4%
05-13-2012 01:31:32 | More by joewsorenson
3.75/5 rDev -9.4%
05-07-2012 23:15:52 | More by Lantern
3.75/5 rDev -9.4%
12-29-2013 22:41:03 | More by alex021224
3.75/5 rDev -9.4%
07-02-2014 23:43:37 | More by GClarkage
3.75/5 rDev -9.4%
11-22-2011 19:59:36 | More by thewimperoo
3.75/5 rDev -9.4%
02-11-2013 16:21:51 | More by Jmick28
3.75/5 rDev -9.4%
05-14-2013 04:44:03 | More by baybassboy
3.75/5 rDev -9.4%
03-27-2012 01:03:08 | More by originsbrewery
3.75/5 rDev -9.4%
02-24-2014 06:31:16 | More by akang
3.75/5 rDev -9.4%
04-09-2014 17:38:01 | More by afsdan
3.75/5 rDev -9.4%
04-19-2013 05:38:26 | More by 2beerdogs
3.75/5 rDev -9.4%
02-24-2014 10:11:40 | More by Smarty_Pints
3.78/5 rDev -8.7%
A: A foggy copper-amber pour with a nice 2 finger light khaki head leaving a map of lacing down the sides of my Duvel tulip. All Stone products look awesome.
S: Caramel malts, a surprising amount of citrus hops. Brown sugar.
T: Caramel, hops and alcohol battle it out. I'm sure there are other flavors in there somewhere but my palate too busy with these 3 to find out.
M: Full with light carbonation, syrupy more than creamy.
D: It tastes good enough to want to keep drinking, but its a bruiser for sure. Not sure I could handle much more than this bomber.
Wish I could spare the room in my tiny collection to age some.
02-14-2011 01:09:13 | More by deadliest
3.78/5 rDev -8.7%
A: a yellow head a finger high and a dark ruby body with orange hues.
S: hops and caramel. Some dark fruit and light alcohol notes. Lots of molasses.
T: Citrus hops are in the forefront, closely followed by hop bitterness, malt sweetness, molasses, tiny bit of dark friuit, and a bit of alcohol. The alcohol is somewhat hidden in the initial taste, but moves on to really be felt as the beer is going down.
M: thick body and a tiny bit higher carbonation than I expected.
D: it is definitely a slow drinker, but it is by no means hard to drink, especially considering it's large size. This beer really could use the help of a bit of age.
11-20-2010 05:44:39 | More by OnThenIn
3.78/5 rDev -8.7%
Pours a cloudy reddish brown with a small but fluffy biege head. The lace isn't bad, a few chunks hang onto the side.
Peaty malts and citrus dominate the smell. There is some background pine and caramel with only a hint of alcohol.
Malts and hops cascade into a pretty unique combo, which is both interesting and slightly off-putting. Lots of pine and citrus mix with caramel, pear, smoke, brown sugar... Very complex, might taste more put together with age. Thickness and warmth feels nice going down.
All together I have to say that, though I was appreciative of the complexities of this Barleywine, I wasn't truly sold. Might cellar one since they are changing it up in '11.
12-22-2010 05:39:14 | More by OBeerMeGreatOne
3.78/5 rDev -8.7%
Maybe stone does change this beer yearly.
Deep amber/red, in finger off white head, a LOT of bubbles, and some lacing.
Fruity, amber malt, finished with sweet citrus hops. Touch of alcohol to finish.
The first taste is honestly of a pale ale/amber, but then the rush of malt comes kicking down the door. Now 9 or so months old the hops are lacking more than expected. I didn't have the 2010 fresh but most years this beer packs a hell of a hop kick for a long time. They still bite at the end but the opening is a touch watery where there should be a powerful hop start.
One of the most drinkable barely wines I've had and for some reason I like that about this beer. It doesn't have that "sip me" feel so this all works. The 11+% is pretty subdued as well...I expected more given it's under a year old.
It's a bit thin and the carbonation works to emphasize that. I want a touch more body, this is medium heavy vs heavy and far form the syrupy body many barely wines take on.
The best "pizza" barely wine I've had in ages. I recall stone doing a better job in the past, but a fully worthy effort.
09-30-2010 03:17:10 | More by bobhits
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Andy Marinos and Keith Parkinson have been named by SA Rugby as acting managing director and board chairman respectively.
The pair succeed Jonathan Stones (managing director) and Mpumelelo Tshume (chairman) who have parted company with SA Rugby.
Marinos, who is currently the manager of national teams, will take up his new post on October 1. Mr Parkinson has already assumed the responsibilities of the chairman of the board.
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Common noted that this album's title references Eric B. & Rakim's "In the Ghetto" -- more specifically, the song's recurring sample from the duo's "I Ain't No Joke." More symbolic, if beneath the surface, is the use of Curtis Mayfield's grim and pointed "The Other Side of Town" on album opener "The Neighborhood." While Nobody's Smiling was inspired by the tragic condition of Common's hometown of Chicago, its incorporation of a relevant-as-ever song from 1970, recorded by a Chicagoan in Chicago, is an acknowledgment of how inner-city struggles are a constant, not a trend. Fervent throughout, Common deals out some of his hardest and heaviest rhymes. No I.D. strengthens his partner's work with rigid, reverb-heavy productions -- from the mechanical pings of "Speak My Piece" to the juddering drums and probing keyboards within the title track -- without approaching the harshness of the Yeezus tracks to which he contributed. On "Kingdom," something like a weathered "Jesus Walks," the rapper and the producer are at their most moving, with the protagonist attending a funeral and plotting revenge, unable to connect with the concept of faith: "My whole life I had to worry about eatin'/I ain't have time to think about what I believe in." Common places the most directly biographical track, "Rewind That," at the end of the album's standard edition. The second half, where he traces his friendship with J Dilla, involves some brilliant storytelling, and perhaps the only moments during the album's sessions when Common cracked a smile while recording. It's a touching finish to the rapper's best album since Be. ~ Andy Kellman, allmusic.com
FKA Twigs' early EPs were such jewel-like statements of purpose, delivering songs full of sensuality and heartache so economically, that an album almost seemed superfluous. None of these songs appear on the simply titled LP 1, a bold move that extends to the rest of the album. Tahliah Barnett opens up her sound by working with a host of producers: along with previous collaborator Arca, indie darlings Paul Epworth and Dev Hynes contribute their sound-shaping skills, along with Emile Haynie, whose contributions to Eminem's Recovery earned him a Grammy. They help give LP 1 a lusher sound that's more accessible, and more overtly R&B, than FKA Twigs' earlier work but maintains its ethereal sensuality. It's an approach that shines on the lead single "Two Weeks": the flipside of songs like "Papi Pacify" and "Water Me," where pain was suffused and eclipsed desire, it finds Barnett powerfully in control of her sexuality, rooting out doubt and infidelity over the verses' underwater beats and soaring on the ecstatic choruses. Elsewhere on LP 1, she excels at broadening her emotional palette as well as her musical one. She glides from the album's lows to its highs, juxtaposing pitch-black tracks like "Numbers," where chopped-up breaths, beats, and horror movie strings channel panic, loss, and anger, with radiant ones like "Closer," the poppiest FKA Twigs song yet (and one that Barnett produced herself). FKA Twigs' music was already so fully realized that LP 1 can't really be called Barnett coming into her own; rather, her music has been tended to since the "Water Me" days, and now it's flourishing. ~Heather Phares, allmusic.com
Big bucks were the reason the CSNY 1974 tour even existed. Efforts to record a new album in 1973, their first since 1970's breakthrough Déjà Vu, collapsed but manager Elliot Roberts and promoter Bill Graham convinced the group to stage the first outdoor stadium tour in the summer of 1974, with the idea that CSNY would test-drive new material in concert, then record a new studio album in the fall, or maybe release a live record from the historic tour. Neither happened. The group cleaved in two upon the tour's conclusion and the live tapes sat in the vaults until Graham Nash decided to assemble a box set of the tour just in time for its 40th anniversary in 2014. Nash and producer Joel Bernstein -- the driving forces behind the excellent new millennial archival CSN reissues -- culled the best moments from the nine recorded shows, sometimes cobbling together composites, then assembled the whole thing as a three-CD set designed to replicate the mammoth three-hour sets the quartet played in 1974. That very length indicates how there was room on the 1974 tour for every aspect of CSNY, giving space to sensitive folk, woolly electric guitar jams, hits, and unheard songs. Several of those new songs showed up on albums by CSNY in various permutations, while a few -- mostly written by Young -- never got an airing outside of this tour, so the first official release of "Love Art Blues," "Pushed It Over the End," and even the throwaway Nixon jape "Goodbye Dick" is indeed noteworthy. But what makes CSNY 1974 a substantial chapter in their legacy is how it captures the band in full flight just as its moment is starting to slip away. Stills and Young play with the burly force they channeled into Manassas and Crazy Horse, providing a startling contrast to both the sweetness of disc two's acoustic set and Crosby's excursions into the haze of If I Could Only Remember My Name. Hearing the band pull apart as its members come together is simultaneously thrilling and enervating because Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young remain locked in a battle to outdo one another; it's fascinating to hear them spar, but also draining. Nevertheless, that messy competition is why CSNY 1974 is a vital addition to their canon. Tales of CSNY acrimony are legend, but this rancor rarely surfaced on record. Here, those brawling egos are pushed to the forefront, with all the pretty harmonies operating as an accent to the main event. ~Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Allmusic
In a project spawned on the set of the the 2010 film adaptation of Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, San Francisco mega-producer Dan "The Automator" Nakamura (Gorillaz, Handsome Boy Modeling School, Deltron 3030) and winsome actress Mary Elizabeth Winstead deliver their playfully cinematic debut, I Love You But I Must Drive Off This Cliff Now, under the name Got a Girl. Another well-known, boy-girl indie pop duo of the late 2000s featuring a much-adored actress immediately springs to mind, but aside from melodic hooks, Got a Girl share little musical ground with the folky She & Him. They instead rely on a cocktail of '60s French pop, café jazz, psychedelia, and Bond-esque lounge, shaken (not stirred) and served in the chilled martini glass of Nakamura's classy soundscapes. For her part, Winstead's whispery, dulcet voice offers plenty to like, matching well with the type of retro luxury-pop style the duo has adopted. There has been no shortage of artists pairing classic lounge with modern samples and beats over the years, and throughout this debut you can pick out strains of similar-minded forebears like Pizzicato Five and early Goldfrapp. At times, the album, with its movie-themed packaging and big, dramatic orchestral samples, feels a bit like a theme exercise. Still, Got a Girl put their own stamp on this hybrid with finely crafted tracks like the low-key "Close to You" and the sweetly romantic "Last Stop." The uptempo "There's a Revolution" is also a hooky standout, and throughout the set, Nakamura's distinctive beats are in keeping with some of his classic work. Overall, this is a generally charming debut with a very stylized sound and some solid material within. ~ Timothy Monger, allmusic.com
There's always been something a little nostalgic about the earnest, rust belt rock of the Gaslight Anthem, and it wouldn't be unfair to say that the band has been looking to the past with a laser focus on the rugged songwriting of New Jersey's favorite son, Bruce Springsteen. On Get Hurt, the fifth studio album from the Garden State rockers, the band expand their influences to create what might be their most unique album to date. Exploring the rock sounds of the '70s, the band show off their versatility as they take listeners on a guided tour of the LP bins of the day. Opening with a droning riff culled straight from the annals of classic stoner rock, the first track, "Stay Vicious," makes it clear that something very different is happening here. Given their past work, the last thing anyone would expect from the band is to open up their album with dirty, fuzz-covered guitars, but somehow they make it work. Further in, the searing leads and yearning vocals of "Helter Skeleton" feel like an homage to the starry-eyed power pop of Cheap Trick. No matter what sound they're using for a framework, though, the Gaslight Anthem always find themselves returning to these little moments of quiet honesty, stripping away the swagger to expose the emotional core at the center of their music. Delicate tracks like "Underneath the Ground" reveal that the real essence of the Gaslight Anthem's sound isn't sonic so much as it is emotional. Get Hurt shows that so long as they're passionate about their music, it doesn't matter where the band are getting their inspiration from, because genuinely caring about something is always compelling. ~ Gregory Heaney, allmusic.com
Launched in a shroud of mystery, hip-hop duo Shabazz Palaces were much more forthcoming while promoting the release of this sophomore effort, coming clean that former Digable Planets member Butterfly -- now Palaceer Lazaro -- and instrumentalist Tendai "Baba" Maraire were the men behind the music. Good thing too, as otherwise Lese Majesty would be an almost unidentifiable object, falling into the genre of "left-field rap" by default because "Basquiat-styled broken boombox boom-bap" isn't available. The murkiness of cloud-rap, the off-kilter rhymes of Danny Brown, and the weird, spacy humor of Kool Keith all have their influences over this avant transmission, and while the opening "Dawn in Luxor" suggests the launch of a Deltron 3030-type journey, there's something utterly unique and artistically rich going on with this combination of soul poetry and intergalactic funk. Throughout the LP, catch phrases and hip-hop lingo mix with elevated ideas and scribbled notes from Philosophy class, and even if the minute-long interludes are generally scattered sound pieces or dark snippets of what sounds like Sunn 0))), Maraire makes purposeful music that will woo most open-minded listeners. With Lazaro frequently falling back on his warm and welcoming Butterfly-era flow, the album balances the avant with the approachable in a manner few others would even attempt. It's a shame that such a vanguard effort is weakened by a few clever and jokey interludes that don't warrant a return, but that just leaves Shabazz Palaces room for a proper masterpiece as the brilliant Lese Majesty is so very close. ~David Jeffried, allmusic.com


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There are two great tasting flavors of Ka'Chava to choose from: Chocolate and Vanilla.
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My Vanilla Piña Colada is a fancier version of your morning meal replacer but just as healthy.
- 1 cup raw Cashews soaked overnight and rinsed
- 1 cup chilled filtered Water
- 1 cup Ice
- 2 sliced, frozen Bananas
- 1/2 cup shredded unsweetened Coconut
- 2 Tbs. Maple Syrup
- 1 tsp Vanilla Extract
- Blend all ingredients on high until smooth.
Doesn't get much better than that folks!
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A Royal Artillery veteran is preparing to take on a marathon in aid of the charity which brought him "back to life" after he lost his sight.
David Cranson, 59, will run the Brighton Marathon on April 6 to raise money for Ovingdean-based Blind Veterans UK.
David served with the Royal Artillery for four years in the 1970s. It was not until almost 20 years later, in 1988, that he lost his sight as a result of bilateral optic atrophy, a genetic condition that causes deterioration of the optic nerve.
In 2007 he joined Blind Veterans UK, the charity which provides free, lifelong emotional and practical support to blind ex-servicemen and women.
David said: "For many years I was going nowhere. I had no life and I genuinely didn't care about what happened to me.
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"I was very reluctant to join the charity because I found it hard to accept that I needed help with my sight loss. It was actually seven years after I was first offered support by the charity that I was willing to become one of its beneficiaries. And doing so was really the before and after moment in my life.
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Since joining the charity, David, from County Durham, has already completed four London triathlons and will tackle his fifth later this year. He has also completed two Great South Runs and the London Marathon.
He said: "Taking part in the Brighton Marathon in aid of Blind Veterans UK is my way of saying thank you, and giving something back for every bit of support, encouragement and training they have given me."
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Yesterday's Honeywell Housewarming Party, held at the Setai Hotel on Fifth Avenue in New York City, previewed some of the brand's upcoming home comfort introductions for this spring, summer and fall. Honeywell highlighted new introductions across a range of home environment segments.
Honeywell showcased an Energy Star qualified True HEPA air purifier lineup with three sizes available, and a licensing extension, with a new Honeywell with Febreze Freshness tower fan. The home event also previewed new Honeywell humidifiers and Wi-Fi Smart thermostats.
For the upcoming fall and winter season, Honeywell unveiled a new line of infrared heaters that will roll out in September. The heaters utilize infrared technology and top panel digital controls. Two units feature Honeywell's Energy Smart controls, which are said to help lower energy bills and increase energy efficiency.
At the event, Kaz USA also introduced more of its private label ChillOut personal fans with colorful mini towers, as well as an electric spa wrap under the SoftHeat brand.
Additionally, Dr. Ted Myatt, environmental health expert, microbiologist and senior scientist at Environmental Health & Engineering, was on hand to discuss a pilot study undertaken by Kaz USA and EH&E. Using Honeywell's AirGenius air cleaner in a home in New York and a home in Los Angeles for two months, the study then tested the air filters, determining the home's indoor air quality and what types of pollutants and allergens the air cleaner captured.
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The explanation, transit officials say, is simple. If someone gets caught between the train's closing doors, or between subway cars, and is about to be dragged to an unenviable fate, pull the cord. The train will stop, possibly saving a life.Uh, that actually is pretty clear.
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Driver: Thank you.I know people must use the intercom inappropriately but I was somewhat irritated at his initial response, because someone could have gotten hurt or he could have been suspended because of that.
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