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meh too.. cos the last time minato meets tobi he didnt know it was obito.. this also as epic as kakashi meet tobi m..
Originally Posted by 1v1
I wanna see Minato meet Obito. That would make my year.
Originally Posted by FireBird Marco
I didn't read an not going to ever. just learning about the BS here on the Base!
Shut up go home why r u even here if u think kishi sucks so much then u make your own manga and tell me how well it went
Originally Posted by jsrhoden
Also an Edo Minato is a bit hax, and I hope he sends the kyuubi's yin chakra nicely packaged to Naruto - full fox form!
Kishi you were going through a rough patch but you've finally come back to your best! Those who keep saying "people complain too much about the manga!" please understand that we do it for a reason! Because we know that Kishi is capable of writing epic chapters like these!
Aye... Full chakra-Kyuubi would be awesome
And technically Minato is actualle a Jinchuriki now? If Kurama is still sealed inside him
So if the mentallity is linked with the part inside Naruto, perhaps Kurama will cooperate with Minato?
And if not, and it's only the chakra and not the mind that is stored (if anything is still stored at all), perhaps he can just use it as he want's, or perhaps atleast transfer it to Naruto?
Great chapter
Originally Posted by Mochasoul05
Wow! Thats a good question, will Naruto get the rest of the kyubi power.
Oro used a scroll that undid Hiruzen's and Minato's death seals using the Hidden Eddy's death mask.
I'm guessing Hashirama will deal with Madara and Minato will deal with Obito
Tobirama and Hiruzen will help deal with the 10 Tails now that it's free.
Would Kurama's recovered Yin chakra make him bad again? All the anger up to the moment of being sealed by Minato during Naruto's birth still intact in this chakra. That would complicate things.
Best manga thingo in a long time! The whole kages being resurrected thing and orochimaru getting his arms back was predictable but it was still an awesome chapter. 5/5 for me Hopefully 619 wont switch back to the juubi fight!
OMG, the 4 is back, how does these will affect the battle, i hope they'll use it against tobi and Madara.
Awesome chapter. Sasuke will ask Hashi and Tobirama about the early days of Konoha. He'll ask Hiruzen about the Uchiha massacure. He'll ask Minato about the Kyubbi attack. He'll also ask all of them to give their own defination about what a village, a clan, and what is a shinobi since Sasuke wants the answers to those questions as well. I know Oro said he doesn't have an interest in the war, but I hope he doesn't decide to release them after the information they give to them.
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Totally epic
Yayyyyy we will see minato in action :overjoy:
Think Oro will use them to stop Obito/Madara's plan. Cause new world=not getting Sasuke's body. Plus the page where he was talking about sentiment to your birthplace strike me odd for Oro to bring it up. Could Oro of changed?
I just realized Oro kinda jumped out and went into zetsu haha at first I thought he was hiding from the kages haha if they knew it was Him that did this to them,,
But anyways that's not realization the point was he jumped inside the zetsu and these kages have no tags?!
Roam free status anyone?
Love to see the hokages.
And now comes the fight EDO HASHIRAMA and EDO MADARA!!!!
btw. please let naruto and minato meet!!!! PLEASE, i beg you kishi!
What is the meaning to this? the Hokages is revise? What will happen next? Will Orochimaru use them to fight? this is so cool! so nice to see them again!
...Well...THAT certainly changes everything I had a feeling either Hiruzen or Hashirama would be making a reappearance, because they were the only logical identity for the "one who knew everything", but I never expected they would manage to retrieve them from the Reaper Death Seal, let alone bring back Tobirama and Minato with them. That has to be the most epic turnabout in the manga in a loooong time. Does make me wonder what Orochimaru will do with them, now that they're under his control, though, AND how they'll eventually return to the dead, if you think far ahead on the whole deal. Man, I love these chapters, but seriously Kishi! These aren't the kinds of things people should be forced to wait a week to find out
10/5, can't wait. Fandoms will be at war.
Wow I can't really say that I saw this coming. I wonder what he's going to ask them? I am really hoping that we get to see the hokages in action again. 5/5
Originally Posted by platinum69
I think he will try to get all the Hokages from the death demon god... or bring back Sasukes father...
was said weeks back
its because of oro that im giving this chapter a 5/5
good job oro! now he's got his arms back!
im so excited about whats gonna happen next!
Only one of them were required to defeat both obito and madara but now all 4 will together kick out the juubi,obito,madara
Naruto/Kurama will sense the chakra that's within Minato. Right off the bat.
Also a small possible prediction...
Minato is too damned fast for Oro. There is no way he will would be able to get within hands reach to control him. And if you remember back when Madara was edo tensei'd he knew what was going on in the after life. So all 4 Kages knows whats going on, and they will stop Oro from doing anything drastic while sauske gets his info he so desperately is clinging to.
Tobirama has the reverse technique to it most likely. (as soon as Sauske get's his info he will use it.)
Both Harishima and Minato will want to intervene in the war for obvious reasons, but it will be Hiruzen that keeps them in check, can't involve ourselves in their war, they must settle it themselves. Even he will let Oro go at the same time the edo tensie is undone by tobirama.
At this point Oro will slither off. As sauske decides what to do, which will most likely go face both madara and obito for the mess they initially caused the entire uchiha clan.(e.g. forcing his brother in near impossible situations, the killing of his family basically.
Sorry for typos....was typing it really fast before someone else got to this conclusion first.
4/5 my Score for this chapter.
So the Hokage's are back! What now?
I dont think their joining the War. Well maybe depends on Sasuke's tantrums.
If he get to resolved his hatred after hearing the truth from the Hokages, Bless him.
If not and decided to join The war, siding with Obito and Madara. God bless the NJ Alliance.
The only good thing is Their soul can go to what they called Pure World.
I can't wait for the next chapter
I wonder what they are gonna tell Sasuke. I know Minato is gonna tell him about the 9 tails attack and maybe Hashirama is gonna tell him about Madara.
Hurizen is gonna talk about the massacre, but what will Tobirama tell Sasuke?
And now that the seal is broken, Kurama will get his yin chakra back.
finally a chapter trullu worth of 5 stars but i gave 4 cuz of too much convenient trolling! i thing many people have predicted Orochimaru's knowledge of undoing tha Shhiki Fujin somehow non! Well if from next week we dont see Hashirama describing his fight with Madara and other key plott points i will be very disappointed! From all the faces i liked most the 3rd Hokages, u can see more than the others his anger towards Oro and the others ! My expectations are going too high again after many months!
5/5 But Madara will still pwn
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Post subject: Nvidia / Init 3 problem
I went to a guide to installing the driver for my NVIDIA graphics card to have 3d support, but in order to install it I obviously need to kill X. So I do Control-Alt-F1, but it says X is still running, so I do Telinit 3, but when I do that it tries to kill the services from Init 4 or 5 (i'm not sure which), but stalls on Starting Jexec Services, and I have to control-alt-delete to a reboot after a while of it not working. Thanks in advance for you help (A)//(E)
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init 3
which will kill x then install your driver and when the process is done
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If it hurts it's because you're alive.
Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2007 8:28 pm
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I'm sorry, I think I didn't clearly articulate myself. So, what I'm doing is first doing CTRL-ALT-F1. It's necessary because within the gui init and telinit aren't recognized as commands. So once I'm out of the gui, I'll type
init 3
and get the following as response
INIT:Switching to runlevel 3
Init: Sending processes the term signal
Starting console mouse services [OK]
Starting jexec: Starting Jexec services [OK]
And that's it, for at least the next ten minutes nothing happens. I noticed that when I'm booting (into init 5 of course) it has to start jexec, and indeeds continues to do the next thing then eventually boot. Oi Vey.
Edit: Oh yeah, so I tried just doing init 3 from a root terminal and the same thing happens. I worry that it ways suchandsuchkernel on an I686, and I don't think that's the architecture I'm running. could that be causing this? Is there any way to tell what architecture I'm running?
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anarchists don't use nvidia binaries! ;)
Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2007 11:15 pm
Post subject: well, I solved my problem
Solved it by hitting ALT+F1... duh... takes me a while, but now I have a new one. My new problem is that the only screen resolutions displayed are 800x600 and 640x480. I think it has to do with my xorg.conf settings, as they seem way simpler than in other distros I've used. They are
# Xorg configuration created by system-config-display
Section "ServerLayout"
Identifier "single head configuration"
Screen 0 "Screen0" 0 0
InputDevice "Keyboard0" "CoreKeyboard"
Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "Keyboard0"
Driver "kbd"
Option "XkbModel" "pc105"
Option "XkbLayout" "us"
Section "Device"
Identifier "Videocard0"
Driver "nvidia"
Section "Screen"
Identifier "Screen0"
Device "Videocard0"
DefaultDepth 24
SubSection "Display"
Viewport 0 0
Depth 24
And as for non-free drivers and anarchism. There's something I fail to grasp, i really think there is, because I'm in disagreement with most of my friends on this subject. Theft from the capitalists is OK in my book. If I were to steal a bite of food from the local grocer, my anarchist friends would not condemn me for eating non-free food. Stealing from the grocer isn't a long-term solution. It's nothing to have a political ideology centered around, but it gets me through another day. It's not an exact parallel, but with NVIDIA for instance, it may not be removing intellectual property from computing, but I'm not furthering it's means either. And I have 3D support for another day. I don't know, that's just what I think.
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There is stealing, then there is swallowing their poisoned pill.
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/usr/bin/nvidia-settings works really damn well with proprietary driver, surely beats writing config by hand, check it out.
Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2008 6:41 pm
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why not just go the whole hog and steal a copy of windows?
just kidding - welcome to blag, from one vegan biker to another ;-)
Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 1:36 am
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Whats the alternative to nvidia drivers for the average Anarchist?
the dissident still need 3-d graphics
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Intel video? You doing this for beryl? ;)
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AMD i have Nvidia graphics card , I have herd of bery and want to try out somethings
and play some video games, the usual anarchy.
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Try video games that don't require 3d and beryl looks cool, but really isn't all that stable so it's just candy right now. Brush your teeth.
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ME WANT CANDY!!! no biggie looks aren't everything
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If you want eye candy that doesn't need 3d graphics, you can give the enlightenment window manager a try. It's in the repo. Still technically in development, I think, so might be buggy. I haven't looked at it in a few years. Beryl or compiz it ain't, but you can make some neat desktops with it.
Really, though, with a recent enough machine, you can make the default gnome desktop look sharp and run well.
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If you want eye candy that doesn't need 3d graphics, you can give the enlightenment window manager a try. It's in the repo. Still technically in development, I think, so might be buggy. I haven't looked at it in a few years. Beryl or compiz it ain't, but you can make some neat desktops with it.
Unfortunately, Enlightenment hasn't been working in 70k (there's a problem with the packaging).
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What inner strength, what richness in the first movement, with the first subject immediately seizing hold of you! How beautifully written for the instruments—how easily I can picture them neatly bowing away … How bold the transition at letter B, how intimate the subsidiary first subject, then the second subject in C sharp minor, then the development of the latter and the transition back to the first subject again, and how wonderfully the instruments blend together, and that dream-like passage at the end, then the accelerando and the bold, passionate ending—I can't tell you how moved I am by it, and how powerfully gripped. And what an Adagio—it sings and sounds blissful right up to the last note! I start it over and over again, and don't want to stop. I like the Scherzo very much, too, only the trio seems somewhat very short to me? And when will the last movement arrive?
Not long afterwards Brahms was able to send the complete work to his other chief musical advisor, the violinist Joseph Joachim. 'It is', Joachim assured Brahms, 'a piece of the greatest significance, full of masculine strength and sweeping design—that much is immediately apparent to me. I congratulate you, and shall be happy to hear the piece … Of course, I should prefer to play it through to you first … The quintet is difficult, and I fear that without an energetic performance it will sound a little unclear.' But by April 1863, having performed the work on several occasions, Joachim had serious reservations about the effectiveness of its scoring. 'I am reluctant to let it out of my hands without having played it through to you', he told Brahms:
That would have been the best—indeed, the only—way of being of help to you. For I can't be schoolmasterly over the details of a work whose every line shows proof of an almost overwhelming creative strength, and one that is full of spirit through and through. What I miss in it for unalloyed pleasure is, to pinpoint it in a single phrase, an attractive sonority. And I believe that if you were to hear it calmly this is something you would feel too after a while. Immediately after the second line, for instance, the instrumentation is not energetic enough to my ears to convey the powerful rhythmic convulsions; the sound is almost helplessly thin for the musical thought. Then again for long stretches everything lies too thickly. You'll have to hear for yourself how it lacks repose for the ear … I find the passage in the last movement with the baroque hidden fifths and the rather insignificant melody really unpleasant; also the restless canonic continuation on the next page. You surely can't like that either: it sounds artificial!
Brahms clearly took Joachim's strictures to heart, because the following year he rescored the work in a radically different form, as a sonata for two pianos. At the same time, with characteristic self-critical thoroughness, he destroyed the string quintet, so that we have no means of knowing to what extent he revised its musical content. When Clara Schumann learned of the work's transmutation she did not conceal her surprise. 'I can hardly believe what you write to me about your quintet!', she told Brahms on 10 March 1864. 'Did you have it performed, and was it a failure? And for that reason you went and made a duo out of it? You seem not to have been satisfied with it in its original form, or rather its sound? Could you not have changed it slightly—there were only certain passages that didn't sound well, but many others that were so completely quartet-like!'
A few months later, Clara Schumann played the two-piano sonata with the conductor Hermann Levi—one of the few outstanding musicians of the day to appreciate the genius of both Brahms and Wagner. (He conducted regularly at Bayreuth, and gave the premiere of Parsifal.) Clara was once again overwhelmed by the music's grandeur, but, she told Brahms, 'it is not a sonata, rather a work whose ideas you could—and should—distribute among the whole orchestra, as though out of a horn of plenty!':
Many of the most beautiful ideas are lost on the piano, recognizable only to the performer, and not enjoyable for the audience. The very first time I played it I had the impression of a transcribed work, but I thought I was prejudiced and for that reason didn't say anything. But Levi pronounced the same judgement quite decisively, without my having said a word … It feels to me after the work as though I have read a long tragic story! But please, dear Johannes, do agree just this time, and rework the piece once more. If you don't feel up to it now, let it rest for a year and then take it up again—certainly, the work will afford you the greatest pleasure.
Brahms followed Clara's advice, though rather than put the work aside he decided to revisit it while it was still fresh in his mind. In scoring it this time as a piano quintet, he was clearly attempting to arrive at an ideal amalgam of his two earlier versions, though there are moments—the fortissimo restatement of the first movement's main theme, for instance; or the grandiose C major second theme of the Scherzo—that still seem to cry out for the greater weight of the two pianos. On the other hand, the smooth main theme of the slow movement, and—more particularly—the sustained sounds of the finale's slow introduction, are undeniably better suited to the string ensemble. When Hermann Levi heard the work in its latest guise he told Brahms:
The quintet is beautiful beyond measure; no one who didn't know it in its earlier forms—string quintet and sonata—would believe that it was conceived and written for other instruments. Not a single note gives me the impression of an arrangement: all the ideas have a much more succinct colour. Out of the monotony of the two pianos a model of tonal beauty has arisen; out of a piano duo accessible to only a few musicians, a restorative for every music-lover—a masterpiece of chamber music of a kind of which we have had no other example since '28.
In the same letter to Brahms, of 9 November 1864, Levi made suggestions for improving the scoring of certain passages, some of which the composer accepted. One significant change concerned an angular passage in triplets in the central section of the slow movement, which Levi feared was too awkward for the cello. Brahms duly transferred it to the viola. However, for all the reservations about the two-piano version of the work expressed by both Levi and Clara Schumann, Brahms never lost his affection for it. He had already given a public performance of the sonata in Vienna, together with the famous pianist Carl Tausig; and when he sent the score to the Swiss publisher Jakob Rieter-Biedermann (who had issued Brahms's D minor Piano Concerto after it had been rejected by the Leipzig firm of Breitkopf und Härtel) he made it clear that he regarded it as an equally viable version of the work. 'To me and to everyone who has played and heard it', said Brahms, 'it is particularly attractive in this form, and it will probably be well received as an interesting work for two pianos.' The work in both its definitive versions was dedicated to Princess Anna von Hessen, who had been present on one occasion when Brahms played the sonata with Clara Schumann, and had been so taken with it that Brahms gave her the manuscript score. In gratitude, she presented the composer with the most precious addition to his collection of musical autographs—Mozart's great G minor Symphony No 40.
Hermann Levi's description of the piano quintet as the most significant chamber work since the year 1828 was a reference to the death of Schubert, and there can be no doubt that in writing this work in the first instance for a Schubertian ensemble Brahms was paying deliberate homage to his great predecessor. As in Schubert's C major Quintet, the theme of the slow movement unfolds in the middle of the texture in mellifluous parallel thirds and sixths, and it is likely that Brahms allotted it initially to second violin and viola (as did Schubert the broad main subject of his Adagio). The ending of the Scherzo, with its final note C preceded by a dramatic appoggiatura on D flat, forcibly recalls the closing bar of Schubert's finale; and the manner in which the main subject of Brahms's last movement is given out, above a non-legato accompaniment in regular semiquavers, may again prompt us to think of Schubert—this time, the finale of the C major Grand Duo D812, a work Brahms may well have played with Clara Schumann.
Schubert is not the only great composer who casts his shadow over Brahms's work. In opting for the dark key of F minor, and a beginning that has the main subject given out in stark octaves followed by a dramatic outburst of semiquavers, Brahms seems consciously to recall the opening bars of Beethoven's Appassionata Piano Sonata Op 57. Brahms's semiquavers are actually more organically generated than Beethoven's: far from being merely a means of whipping up excitement, they are an accelerated version of the solemn opening idea. Brahms maintains the music's highly charged atmosphere by retaining the minor mode for his second subject, which appears in C sharp minor—a key that is to make a return at the start of the finale's coda.
The recapitulation in Brahms's opening movement finds him borrowing another idea from Beethoven's Appassionata—and again putting it to highly personal use. Like Beethoven, Brahms fuses development and recapitulation into an uninterrupted flow, with the music's tension maintained by means of a single note tapped out drum-like in the bass. The note is the same in both works—a repeated C that lends a dissonant aspect to the reprise of the main theme that unfolds above it in the home key. So unstable is this moment in Brahms's piece, and so completely does one stage of the movement merge into the next, that the true recapitulation appears to begin only with the explosive return of the semiquavers.
The smooth main melody of the A flat major slow movement eventually gives way to a middle section that sets out in E major, presenting a more energetic theme with a yearning upbeat figure featuring an ascending leap of an octave. The subtlety with which Brahms unifies his material is shown in the reprise of the opening section, where the octave leap is incorporated into the main theme's accompaniment.
The Scherzo is not in the home key, but in C minor, and its atmosphere of subdued drama is one that Beethoven often favoured when writing in this key. The grandiose C major theme that bursts out shortly after the start is actually an expansion of the quiet march-like idea that precedes it, and the trio is based on a closely related theme.
The finale's slow introduction is the most sombre portion of the work, and only gradually do its tortuously chromatic phrases acquire a more diatonic aspect, so that the music may lead seamlessly into the uncomplicated theme of the Allegro itself. Towards the end the piece appears to be heading towards a peaceful conclusion, before a much quicker coda, based on a rhythmic transformation of the rondo theme, brings the work to a headlong finish.
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No 1: Nüüd ole, Jeesus, kiidetud
No 2: Nüüd on see päev ju lõppenud
No 3: Ma kiitlen ükspäinis neist verisist haavust
No 4: Oh võta, armas Jeesus, vastu mult
No 5: Su hooleks ennast annan ma
No 6: Lenda üles kurbtusest
No 7: Minu hing, oh ole rõõmus Minu mure, vaev ja häda
No 8: Ma vaatan üles mäele
In writing Kreek's Notebook Kõrvits pays homage to Cyrillus Kreek while presenting a contemporary view of folk hymns. These melodies are already highly ornamented and yet Kõrvits goes beyond these melodies in an improvisatory manner, moving through different modes, rhythms and colours. Although there is a dramatic unity to this eight-movement work, there is much diversity in timbre and scoring. The opening movement is for female voices with the flowing melodic lines of the hymn set against pizzicato strings. This buoyant undercurrent sets the tone for this joyous hymn (from the small island of Kihnu) with its refrain of 'Küri eleis' ('Kyrie eleison') lilting almost like a lullaby. The metred structure of a hymn is much more apparent in this movement than in later ones. However the real interest lies in the musical ideas emerging from the accompaniment, alongside the organic development of the sung verses in a rather timeless discantus style.
The second movement sets a darker tone, with male voices singing an evening hymn from Rapla. The chromatic ornamentation of this melody provides the stimulus for the string writing which becomes ever more dramatic. In the fourth verse we hear the melody treated in canon over a pedal drone, techniques that Kreek himself would employ in his own arrangements. The last three chords settle us into the darkness of the night with the drone of the lower strings continuing to sound until pizzicato violins lead into the third movement—a rustic instrumental waltz based on a melody from the Pärnu-Jaagupi region. It is hard not to draw comparisons here with the 'Playful pizzicato' from Benjamin Britten's Simple Symphony. In fact Kõrvits is happy to acknowledge that, like Arvo Pärt, he is a great admirer of Britten's music.
The fourth movement is stripped bare, beginning only with a repeated chant of 'Oh võta, armas Jeesus, vastu mult' from the basses. These first two verses of the hymn (from the small borough of Kolga-Jaani) speak of despair but are then transformed into an eruption of joy leading to the climactic line: 'You, word of God! Recreate all now and from the heart, remove all that is old.' There is great energy in the string writing here, especially the driving bass line which Kõrvits admits might owe a little to Jimi Hendrix. The final resonant ninth chord carries over into the next movement to provide a background to the ornamented hymn melody 'Su hooleks ennast annan ma' ('I shall give myself up to your care'), sung by a solo soprano. Three instrumental variations of this tune (from Mustjala, on the island of Saaremaa) follow, with the cellos and double basses having the last weary word laden with melancholy.
The sixth movement comes as a breath of fresh air with its light string textures and open harmonics. The hymn 'Fly up from your sorrows' (from Otepää) actually centres mostly around G minor yet Kõrvits sets this against an accompaniment of C major, allowing the B flats to feel more like 'blue' notes. An instrumental link between the third and fourth verses allows the cellos to transform this melody into a folk dance. With the rhythmic addition of the double basses on the repeat there is an element of 'rock and roll' to the string writing. The seventh movement is for choir alone, and there is little related to the hymn melody from Lääne-Nigula beyond the opening solo. The writing is tonally much more ambiguous, from the opening descending figure repeated by the tenors and basses to the cadences which flirt with both major and minor resolutions. There is great pathos and a sense of struggle accompanying the words 'My grief, sorrow and troubles' with the release of 'will finally come to an end' only really emerging in the final bar.
Kreek's Notebook culminates in the solemnity of the grand hymn 'I gaze up at the hill'. A long introduction weaves an ever-more complex contrapuntal texture based around the hymn melody (again from the island of Saaremaa). Above these uplifting melodic lines the violins shimmer with overlapping open fifths. After the rousing sung rendition of this hymn, it is this same effect of overlaying bare fifths across all the upper strings which brings the work to an acquiescent conclusion. Kreek's Notebook received its first performance on 1 June 2007 at the final concert of the Cyrillus Kreek First Music Days.
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Bears just fired Lovie Smith.
Bears just fired Lovie Smith.
The Steeler way...is the only way.
With the cap room they do create I'm sure they will look to keep some of their own free agents......
I wouldn't mind them signing a Jeff Hartings or James Farrior type FA's like they did in years past but I don't see it happening......I would like to see them go after some top name coaches that were fired....Bring in Tony Sparano to coach the offensive line.....I would love to see Norv Turner brought in to be the OC but I don't see them dumping Haley.......
Boy....I'd be really happy with Norv as our OC. That vertical passing game he teaches fits our personnel perfectly.
The Steeler way...is the only way.
What's that? They were not free-agents? Never mind...
What is that? Is that reality calling? You are absolutely correct. We are not going to get A List free-agents to come here and play for a case of Chiclets.The Steelers have no cap room....lol
Working the draft has kept us consistently in the conversation for being one of the best teams in the league. Making changes out of panic for a bad season is what bad teams do, not the Steelers.
"If I could start my life all over again, I would be a professional football player, and you damn well better believe I would be a Pittsburgh Steeler." -Jack Lambert
If you notice, I said use free agency a little bit. I"m not saying go all in. Just use it to address a hole or two. I don't believe in hog wild free agent spending. But used correctly, it is a useful tool.
The Steeler way...is the only way.
"If I could start my life all over again, I would be a professional football player, and you damn well better believe I would be a Pittsburgh Steeler." -Jack Lambert
Speaking of QB...
Norv Turner's offense and Ben Roethlisberger would be a terrible mix. You really think Ben would be a good fit in a "timing and rhythm" offense? Throwing deep down the sidelines? I mean, these aren't exactly his strengths.
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daryl wrote:There is a problem with challengers in Colombia, the cut is always so high, i dont know if it's only timing or the playes have some bad idea of Colombia. I checked the cut of Bogota 2005 (week 29) and it's was in the 500's too.
R. Jayakrishnan wrote:The field in Ecuador is really ridiculous. The cut was at 500, now down to 558 and hardly anybody left even in the ALT list. ATP needs to do something about reducing the point table in challengers where the entry list is so outrageously poor. Come on, #297 becoming the second seed is unacceptable for a challenger. Worse than most 15K events giving 18 points for the winner. And this one gives FIFTY points for the winner. What kind of logic is that?
On the other hand, why are some of the US players (or anybody without visa hassles etc to get to Ecuador) not going down there for some cheap points? This is a pretty usual occurrence and it was easy to predict the entry list. There is one top-550 USA player who had the willingness to go down there (and it is not such a difficult place to travel to, from the US)!
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I know one of the last people in the tournament right now and he does not know if he is going to make it because of flight arrangements at the last minute...so there might be a few LLs as well haha
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Training spots available - English Pointers in Trinity, Alabama - Clear Creek Gun Dogs
We have two training spots available at the moment. Call today to reserve your spot. 450.00 per month. Three programs to choose from. One on One training for your bird dog or retriever. Price includes Training, Birds used for training, Feed and Boarding of the dog.
Ad location: Trinity, Alabama
Ad created: Feb 05, 2013
Contact Information
Contact Name: Blake Terry
256-309-7850Contact breeder through email Click here to visit website
Clear Creek Gun Dogs Breeder Information


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Ideal for the football fan who's also tackling school, this Littlearth backpack offers plenty of room for books, binders and even a laptop. It's designed in your team's colors and boasts two large main compartments, dual side pockets and an interior organization pocket. The mesh-padded back and shoulder straps make it comfy to carry, while an oversized NFL® logo on the front helps you root for your squad from the confines of a classroom.
- 2 Zippered side pockets
- 2 Zippered storage compartments
- Adjustable, padded shoulder straps
- Backpack
- Cushioned carry handle
- Dimensions: 18" x 13" x 6"
- Interior pocket with organization
- Keychain with NFL Shield attached to interior clip
- Laptop sleeve
- Made from durable Sportech polyester
- Mesh-padded back
- Officially licensed
- Oversized NFL team logo on front; NFL Shield logo on left shoulder strap
- Team-colored design
- Toggle zipper pulls
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