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Theorists Edward Steers Jr. and Charles Higham present their controversial ideas about Lincoln's death.
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BEDFORD, Va. (AP) -- The National Park Service is continuing its search for a new management team for the Peaks of Otter Lodge and Restaurant on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
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Illusion d'Ombre eyeshadows come in a round glass jar that's similar to Armani's Eye To Kill eyeshadows.
The mini eyeshadow brush comes with a cute glossy black cap.
Unlike most brands where the mini brushes are practically useless, Chanel included a high quality and sturdy brush with each of the Illusion d'Ombre eyeshadows. Instead of using my fingers or a MAC brush, I tested Ebloui with only this brush. Whatever Peter Philips' vision is for the shadows, I'm sure he has a good reason to create/include these mini brushes.
From the jar alone, Ebloui sparkles in the sun with red, brown, and gold shimmer. The shade is a gorgeous red brown that's leans burgundy at certain angles. Ebloui has a very interesting texture. I think of it like a dry mousse cake that's not completely wet or dry. For those who are wondering, it is nothing like Jill Stuart's Eye Jelly. JS is wetter, has more glitter, and is more bouncy.
The swatch below is done by using the included mini brush. It was very easy to use and the color glided on effortlessly. Ebloui is nicely pigmented and simply gorgeous.
The shade is much more vibrant when taken with flash. As previously mentioned, it looks more burgundy/violet instead of reddish brown on me. It's not exactly the perfect brown that I've been searching for but it is quite beautiful.
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The swatch is rather similar to the shade seen in the jar.
About 20 minutes after application, I did a swipe test over the swatch to see if there are any glitter fallout. Similar to Armani's ETK and MAC's Cham Pale paint pots, the base color stays put but the shimmer can easily be wiped off. I brushed my finger lightly back and forth on the swatch so you can see the shimmer migration as shown below.
Although the shadow looks like a shimmery and glittery mess in the swatch, it is actually very pretty on the lids. I used the brush and applied the color directly onto my eyes without sheering it. Ebloui went on exactly as what you see in the swatches, a vibrant burgundy brown with subtle flecks of shimmer. I wore Ebloui for 7 hours over UD Potion Primer to test out the staying power. Aside from a tiny bit of shimmer fallout in the inner corner of my eyes, the shadow did not crease or fade.
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Christian Horner won't write off any of Sebastian Vettel's rivals but reckons the trio on the Belgian GP podium are the most likely candidates.
Vettel extended his advantage at the top of the standings on Sunday when he claimed the victory at Spa, his fifth of the season.
The German, who is bidding for his fourth successive Drivers' title, now holds a 46-point advantage over Fernando Alonso, who was runner-up on Sunday, while Lewis Hamilton is third, a further 12 off the pace.
Sunday's biggest faller in the title race was Kimi Raikkonen, who failed to see the chequered flag and as a result dropped from second in the standings to fourth.
He's now 63 points behind Vettel, however, Horner says he won't write off the Lotus driver or any other rivals either.
"I don't think you can write anybody off," the Red Bull team boss told BBC Sport.
"Obviously Kimi has had a bad day, but he is still in there and Lewis and Fernando as well.
"At this point there are still a lot of points available.
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On the final straight in Ans, Simon Gerrans became the first ever Australian to claim Liège-Bastogne-Liège. Winner of Milan-San Remo, of stages on the Tour de France, the Giro d'Italia and the Vuelta, the Orica-Greenedge rider adds this 100th edition of La Doyenne to his already impressive list of victories. Gerrans made the best of his sprinting qualities to beat Alejandro Valverde and Michal Kwiatkowski to the line. After 6 men enjoyed a long breakaway, the main favourites ended up watching each other and Gerrans made the best of his speed to triumphantly lift his arms to the Belgian sky.Read more More news
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This summer I'm all about pastel shades and light materials. When accessorizing a summer tee, I like to layer tons of cute necklaces and a hairpiece to make a simple look a little more exciting! This tee is from H&M and the hairpiece is from Forever 21. The necklaces are ones my mom had collected over the years."


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The Threat to the Planet
The Weather Makers: How Man Is Changing the Climate and What It Means for Life on Earth
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Jim Hansen is Director of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies and Adjunct Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Columbia University's Earth Institute. His opinions are expressed here, he writes, "as personal views under the protection of the First Amendment of the United States Constitution."
Animals are on the run. Plants are migrating too. The Earth's creatures, save for one species, do not have thermostats in their living rooms that they can adjust for an optimum environment. Animals and plants are adapted to specific climate zones, and they can survive only when they are in those zones. Indeed, scientists often define climate zones by the vegetation and animal life that they support. Gardeners and bird watchers are well aware of this, and their handbooks contain maps of the zones in which a tree or flower can survive and the range of each bird species.
Those maps will have to be redrawn. Most people, mainly aware of larger day-to-day fluctuations in the weather, barely notice that climate, the average weather, is changing. In the 1980s I started to use colored dice that I hoped would help people understand global warming at an early stage. Of the six sides of the dice only two sides were red, or hot, representing the probability of having an unusually warm season during the years between 1951 and 1980. By the first decade of the twenty-first century, four sides were red. Just such an increase in the frequency of unusually warm seasons, in fact, has occurred. But most people—who have other things on their minds and can use thermostats—have taken little notice.
Animals have no choice, since their survival is at stake. Recently after appearing on television to discuss climate change, I received an e-mail from a man in northeast Arkansas: "I enjoyed your report on Sixty Minutes and commend your strength. I would like to tell you of an observation I have made. It is the armadillo. I had not seen one of these animals my entire life, until the last ten years. I drive the same forty-mile trip on the same road every day and have slowly watched these critters advance further north every year and they are not stopping. Every year they move several miles."
Armadillos appear to be pretty tough. Their mobility suggests that they have a good chance to keep up with the movement of their climate zone, and to be one of the surviving species. Of course, as they reach the city limits of St. Louis and Chicago, they may not be welcome. And their ingenuity may be taxed as they seek ways to ford rivers and multiple-lane highways.
Problems are greater for other species, as Tim Flannery, a well-known Australian mammalogist and conservationist, makes clear in The Weather Makers. Ecosystems are based on interdependencies—between, for example, flower and pollinator, hunter and hunted, grazers and plant life—so the less mobile species have an impact on the survival of others. Of course climate fluctuated in the past, yet species adapted and flourished. But now the rate of climate change driven by human activity is reaching a level that dwarfs natural rates of change. And barriers created by human beings, such as urban sprawl and homogeneous agricultural fields, block many migration routes. If climate change is too great, natural barriers, such as coastlines, spell doom for some species.
Studies of more than one thousand species of plants, animals, and insects, including butterfly ranges charted by members of the public, found an average migration rate toward the North and South Poles of about four miles per decade in the second half of the twentieth century. That is not fast enough. During the past thirty years the lines marking the regions in which a given average temperature prevails ("isotherms") have been moving poleward at a rate of about thirty-five miles per decade. That is the size of a county in Iowa. Each decade the range of a given species is moving one row of counties northward.
As long as the total movement of isotherms toward the poles is much smaller than the size of the habitat, or the ranges in which the animals live, the effect on species is limited. But now the movement is inexorably toward the poles and totals more than a hundred miles over the past several decades. If emissions of greenhouse gases continue to increase at the current rate—"business as usual"—then the rate of isotherm movement will double in this century to at least seventy miles per decade. If we continue on this path, a large fraction of the species on Earth, as many as 50 percent or more, may become extinct.
The species most at risk are those in polar climates and the biologically diverse slopes of alpine regions. Polar animals, in effect, will be pushed off the planet. Alpine species will be pushed toward higher altitudes, and toward smaller, rockier areas with thinner air; thus, in effect, they will also be pushed off the planet. A few such species, such as polar bears, no doubt will be "rescued" by human beings, but survival in zoos or managed animal reserves will be small consolation to bears or nature lovers.
In the Earth's history, during periods when average global temperatures increased by as much as ten degrees Fahrenheit, there have been several "mass extinctions," when between 50 and 90 percent of the species on Earth disappeared forever. In each case, life survived and new species developed over hundreds of thousands of years. The most recent of these mass extinctions defines the boundary, 55 million years ago, between the Paleocene and Eocene epochs. The evolutionary turmoil associated with that climate change gave rise to a host of modern mammals, from rodents to primates, which appear in fossil records for the first time in the early Eocene.
If human beings follow a business-as-usual course, continuing to exploit fossil fuel resources without reducing carbon emissions or capturing and sequestering them before they warm the atmosphere, the eventual effects on climate and life may be comparable to those at the time of mass extinctions. Life will survive, but it will do so on a transformed planet. For all foreseeable human generations, it will be a far more desolate world than the one in which civilization developed and flourished during the past several thousand years.
The greatest threat of climate change for human beings, I believe, lies in the potential destabilization of the massive ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica. As with the extinction of species, the disintegration of ice sheets is irreversible for practical purposes. Our children, grandchildren, and many more generations will bear the consequences of choices that we make in the next few years.
The level of the sea throughout the globe is a reflection primarily of changes in the volume of ice sheets and thus of changes of global temperature. When the planet cools, ice sheets grow on continents and the sea level falls. Conversely, when the Earth warms, ice melts and the sea level rises. In Field Notes from a Catastrophe, Elizabeth Kolbert reports on the work of researchers trying to understand the acceleration of melting, and in his new book and film An Inconvenient Truth, Al Gore graphically illustrates possible effects of a rising sea level on Florida and other locations.
Ice sheets waxed and waned as the Earth cooled and warmed over the past 500,000 years. During the coldest ice ages, the Earth's average temperature was about ten degrees Fahrenheit colder than today. So much water was locked in the largest ice sheet, more than a mile thick and covering most of Canada and northern parts of the United States, that the sea level was 400 feet lower than today. The warmest interglacial periods were about two degrees Fahrenheit warmer than today and the sea level was as much as sixteen feet higher.
Future rise in the sea level will depend, dramatically, on the increase in greenhouse gases, which will largely determine the amount of global warming. As described in the books under review, sunlight enters the atmosphere and warms the Earth, and then is sent back into space as heat radiation. Greenhouse gases trap this heat in the atmosphere and thereby warm the Earth's surface as we are warmed when blankets are piled on our bed. Carbon dioxide (CO2), produced mainly by burning fossil fuels (coal, oil, and gas), is the most important greenhouse gas made by human beings. Methane (CH4), which is "natural gas" that escapes to the atmosphere from coal mines, oil wells, rice paddies, landfills, and animal feedlots, is also an important greenhouse gas. Other significant warming agents are ground-level ozone and black soot, which arise mainly from incomplete combustion of fossil fuels and biofuels.
In order to arrive at an effective policy we can project two different scenarios concerning climate change. In the business-as-usual scenario, annual emissions of CO2 continue to increase at the current rate for at least fifty years, as do non-CO2 warming agents including methane, ozone, and black soot. In the alternative scenario, CO2 emissions level off this decade, slowly decline for a few decades, and by mid-century decrease rapidly, aided by new technologies.
The business-as-usual scenario yields an increase of about five degrees Fahrenheit of global warming during this century, while the alternative scenario yields an increase of less than two degrees Fahrenheit during the same period. Warming can be predicted accurately based on knowledge of how Earth responded to similar levels of greenhouse gases in the past. (By drilling into glaciers to analyze air bubbles trapped under layers of snow, scientists can measure the levels of each gas in the atmosphere hundreds of thousands of years ago. By comparing the concentrations of different isotopes of oxygen in these air bubbles, they can measure the average temperature of past centuries.) Climate models by themselves yield similar answers. However, the evidence from the Earth's history provides a more precise and sensitive measure, and we know that the real world accurately included the effects of all feedback processes, such as changes of clouds and water vapor, that have an effect on temperature.
How much will sea level rise with five degrees of global warming? Here too, our best information comes from the Earth's history. The last time that the Earth was five degrees warmer was three million years ago, when sea level was about eighty feet higher.
Eighty feet! In that case, the United States would lose most East Coast cities: Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, and Miami; indeed, practically the entire state of Florida would be under water. Fifty million people in the US live below that sea level. Other places would fare worse. China would have 250 million displaced persons. Bangladesh would produce 120 million refugees, practically the entire nation. India would lose the land of 150 million people.


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Cook simmered recipes like stews and braises up to 70 percent faster with the Vitavit Comfort pressure cooker. Two adjustable cooking levels have you covered for preparing a wide range of dishes, and a green/yellow/red display lets you know when to adjust heat levels. The auto-locking lid has a color-coded indicator to ensure a safe, secure closure.
- Auto-locking handle audibly clicks into place and features a visual indicator that changes from red to green when securely locked.
- Pressure cannot build until the lid is properly locked and visual indicator is green.
- Easy-to-position lid: metal tab makes it simple to place lid in correct position.
- Green/yellow/red display indicates when stovetop temperature needs to be turned down.
- Made of 18/10 stainless steel, with an extra-thick, 6mm aluminum base for even heat distribution.
- Two adjustable cooking levels, low for cooking delicate foods and high for hearty meats, beans and vegetables.
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- Ideal for use on any type of cooktop, including induction.
- Includes perforated inset and tripod for steaming.
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- 6 Qt.: 8 3/4" diam.
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Soundcheck: Sample in a Jar, The Old Home Place, Uncle Pen, Funky Bitch
Set 1: Runaway Jim -> Foam, If I Could, SOAMeltSplit Open and Melt, HorseThe Horse > SilentSilent in the Morning, Uncle Pen, IDKI Didn't Know, Possum
Set 2: Guyute, Digital Delay Loop Jam -> BowieDavid Bowie[1], Halley'sHalley's Comet > LizardsThe Lizards, HYHUHold Your Head Up > Cracklin' Rosie > HYHUHold Your Head Up, GTBTGood Times Bad Times
Encore: My Long Journey Home[2], Sleeping Monkey
[1] Whistling and a "Lassie" chant.
[2] Acoustic.
· Dueling Banjos tease in Runaway Jim
· Dueling Banjos and L.A. Woman teases in Possum
· Also Sprach Zarathustra and The Fishin' Hole teases in David Bowie
· Heartbreaker and Stairway to Heaven teases in Good Times Bad Times
· Spill the Wine tease
Noteworthy Jams: Runaway Jim, Foam, Split Open and Melt, Possum (highly recommended), Digital Delay Loop Jam (highly recommended), David Bowie (highly recommended)
Average Song Gap: 4.55
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: Unlike many Runaway Jim and Foam combos, the opening to this show contained an actual segue between the two songs. Runaway Jim and Possum included Dueling Banjos teases. Possum also included an L.A. Woman tease. Before Guyute, Trey teased Spill the Wine. This epic Bowie, which times out at nearly 34 minutes, included whistling and a "Lassie" chant, a brief 2001 tease from Mike, and a whistled tease of Fishin' Hole. GTBT included Heartbreaker and Stairway to Heaven teases. My Long Journey Home was performed acoustic. The soundcheck's Sample was only one verse. This show was officially released as Live Phish 20.
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2 Rift
2 Junta
2 The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday
1 The Story of the Ghost
1 Hoist
1 Lawn Boy
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This warmth has consumed your entire body now, and you feel this draw towards the sun. This obsession with letting this warmth inside of you out. Release. This draw has your legs moving faster, as you didn't even realize you were walking, now running. You are sprinting through a green field. The sun on the horizon is calling you. Smiling at you as you make your way towards her. You are moving so fast you feel as if you're rotating the earth with hamster power. The wind you're running into has no friction. In fact, you can feel as if it is rallying behind you, propelling you towards your goal. The sun. The grass you are running through feels like a bouncy play gym. You feel as if you run any faster you may bounce off the earth. The wind pushes you, harder and harder until you notice your legs are moving but you have left the earth. There is no panic, only freedom. Your legs don't stop moving as you climb higher and higher, with no fear you lunge upwards and feel the force of the winds behind you guide you towards the sun just a little more. The sun gets brighter and brighter until all you can see is light. The yellow glare quickly turns to a golden hue, then a blinding white light. You start to lose sensation in your toes. Then your legs. Your hands are next to go and by the time you realize you are losing your arms too, you can't feel anything below the waist. You have lost any real sense of position, and any real sense of where you are. Speckled glitters poke through this binding white light helping you gain some perspective and body awareness. These glittery specks flash more intensly as if you are traveling through time and space. Complete calm washes over you as this glitter has begun moving so fast beams are fighting through the light, surrounding what you believe to still be your body when in an instant it all ends. Everything goes black. You have this intense feeling of falling. Panic has set in again. You are falling. The earths colors begin to fade into your vision. Before you can grasp what is exactly happening there is a full, colorful but muted, earth far below you coming faster and faster into your view. There is a moment where you can visualize your very own death. But wait, can one die twice? As this thought finishes moving through your head all you can see is that lush green field come crashing into you. Silence. Darkness. Nothing. There is no light. No sound. No pain. No peace. There is only nothing.
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On September 14, 1990, we were preparing to leave for Madison Square Garden the next morning for our first Dead show without Brent Mydland, who had died what seemed like a week after one of the better Dead shows I saw that year (Buffalo, NY). I was a little skeptical about Vince Welnick, after hearing lukewarm reviews of his first few shows. My friend and I, who had seen the majority of our Dead shows together, were at a party, and another friend had been telling us of this band Phish he had been seeing for the past year. At first we didn't want anything to do with them, especially after a couple of Max Creek shows that didn't do much for us at the time. In my eyes, there was only one "jamband."
The first Phish song I ever heard was Fee, off of Junta. Our friend sat us down in a room and played the Junta tape for us. My first impressions were "this is great, sorry I didn't believe you!" and "Shit, these guys can play, that guitar tone is exactly what I want to hear." We told our buddy we needed to borrow the tape for the ride down to MSG. I think we listened to it about twelve times over the course of three days in the car and the hotel. We were both hooked, and were looking forward to getting tickets to see Phish at the Somerville Theater a week later.
I still can't find a setlist for that first show I saw (September 21, 1990), but I remember how amazed I was at the whole band. Trey's guitar sound, mixed with him looking like a guy I played Dungeons and Dragons with in junior high; Fishman in the Zero-man outfit set up at the side of the stage; Page looking like my science teacher in high school; and Mike being Mike.
After Somerville I saw a bunch of shows (it wasnt until years later that I found out I saw Destiny Unbound at UNH) in 90 and 91. I slowed down a lot to only a few shows in 92 and 93, and then "returned" to Phish in 1994. As fate would have it, I picked a good night to return to the scene: 12/29/94, Providence Civic Center
This was my first Phish show in an arena. It is to this date one of the best shows I've seen the band play. Things kick off with Runaway Jim; a pretty rocking Jim, I might add. This version is definitely overlooked. It's only about eight minutes long or so, but segues nicely into Foam. If I Could was next and was basically If I Could. Split Open and Melt was a nice treat early in the set. A much faster jam than usual, with Fishman and Trey playing off each other at the beginning of the jam. Some chaos ensues about eight minutes in, and the whole thing is about eleven minutes long. Not the best Split Open, but a great piece of the show overall. Horse->Silent, Uncle Pen, and I Didn't Know follow. All pretty standard. Possum was next. Trey teases Dueling Banjos pre-vocals, and the rest is pretty rocking, as rocking as Possum gets.
The second set opens with what would be the last Guyute until Halloween 95. It sounds pretty flawless when I hear it now; there are also some subtle differences to the newer versions in the beginning. I can still remember being amazed by what is still one of my favorite Phish songs.
What happens next is what I look at as the opening of a whole new Phish I had never seen. This definitely marks the beginning of what I call my "Second Wave" of Phish. Sure, the intimacy of the small theater was gone, as well as the feeling of discovering a new band and having them to your self, so to speak, but if this show and future ones were an indication, why would I care how many people were there? Granted, this was my first arena Phish show, so that was also a bit of a big jump from my last show before this, at the Providence Performing Arts Center down the road (2/4/93 for those keeping track). So, another ten thousand people or so were now seeing Phish.
This was why, I guess.
What some people to this day still call a Dave's Energy Guide tease, I will still just call a Delay Loop Jam. Whatever you want to call it, it's wonderful music, and listening to it as I write this still gives me the shivers. This lasts for about three minutes, until Fishman begins what we know as the intro to Bowie. What happened next was basically thirty-seven minutes of Hose. Writing a simple "at 15:02 Trey starts playing arpeggios and whistling Dixie" would not even do this justice. For this thirty-seven minutes the band goes from some great spacey stuff at the beginning (including what I hear as an early incarnation of what we all know as the "Trey loop," which became pretty standard in jams starting in 97). Some great funky/spacey jamming, to the rocking Phish à la DWD (or Drowned), where it almost sounds like the Bowie is coming to a close. This is only halfway through the trip though. Eventually the band quiets down and Page takes the spotlight, playing some great melody lines. The band takes their cue from this and starts picking up the pace again, and then quiets down again. Some ambient stuff starts, and Trey and the band start whistling into the microphones with Trey whispering "Lassie hey boy, there's a fire up on the old hill good dog Lassie. Good boy Lassie, come home." Some indecipherable whispering starts, and ends with "NOW! DO IT NOW! DO IT NOW!" This is repeated a few times and then Mike hits a pretty loud note that still makes me jump when I hear it now. A bit of feedback brings the music back to what we all know as the ending of Bowie.
The band could have left stage for the night and I would have been happy. Instead a short but fun Halley's Comet followed. This ended and went immediately to Lizards. To me, Lizards, even though it's never really jammed out, is like Bathtub Gin. It's one of those songs that when it starts you can feel the energy of the crowd and band as one. Fishman came out to the Hold Your Head Up music and stated, "I believe Neil Diamond sang this song. I believe he sang it at Madison Square Garden, too. He probably sang it everywhere. He sang it so much that. I am gonna sing it now, for you." The band broke into my first Cracklin' Rosie. Trey yelled "Henrietta!" at the end, and then started the set closer, Good Times, Bad Times. Trey teased Heartbreaker at one point.
They returned for the encore with acoustic instruments for Long Journey Home: Trey on acoustic guitar, Mike on banjo, Page on upright bass, and Fishman on mandolin. It was odd seeing an acoustic song in an arena, but it comes out on the tapes anyway. They went back to their respective instruments and ended the evening with Sleeping Monkey. This song is always great to end a show, or to bookend a great show with an amazing first half, or run of shows.
To me, this was the beginning of what would be many a show that blew me away with at least one large improvisational jam, or just all-around solid show. Not that I hadnt seen some amazing shows four years earlier, but this is exactly what I was looking for. Band communication, band-audience communication, and collective improvisation at its finest. If you have not heard this Bowie at least, I advise you to go out and find a copy. Do it now.
Well, this show is the good stuff. The first set arguably slows down during the Horse>Silent-Uncle Pen (sloppy Trey)-IDK sequence, but *everything* else on the setlist is performed well for 1994 Phish (meaning excellent). When the band feels good, songs like Foam, Possum, or Good Times Bad Times will feature extra jamming or teases that reward listeners that seek them out.
The other reviewers have done a fine job reviewing the Bowie. All I will add is that, to my ears, this is the culmination of Phish's Fall '94 improvisation style. grinding rhythmic tension, spacy ambience, spontaneous melodic compositions, a touch of Phish-y, "get into your head and f*** with you" madness, and a rousing return to the climactic ending of the composition. You need to hear this show.
I took them all to my house where my mom lived. She was just happy to see me so she let them all sleep in the house. We all went up to Glens Falls and I got shut out which bummed me out so hard I dropped off tour. I had a ride all the way out west and nothing to do but I was just too sad.
I met a 16 year old kid there who everyone was calling Junior. He was like a total punk rocker not what you would think of as a Phish fan. He told me he got wasted at a Dead show in Cali fell asleep in a guys van. When he woke up however much later he was headed east to hook up with Phish tour. Last I saw him he was going to live with a metal band he met at a local bar. He was pretty wasted...
So I couldn't stay away and I made my reappearance in Providence. Great night to come home! I was with my friend Lee and I don't believe either of us had tickets. Last minute decisions are the best minute decisions...Providence had a pretty nice scene we met some cool folks that show. Lee and I got stuck in an elevator on the way into the show. We were bugging out but luckily got let out a few minutes later.
This show is phenomenal .I still think Fall 94 is up there with the great tours. Every show I attended or listened to pretty much is spot on. The Bowie was great with the Lassie whistles I was freaking out pretty good. The Jim/Foam combo was segued perfectly. When they open a show like that you know you are in for a special night. We had tickets for NYE so we were beyond excited for the next night. The boys were finally playing the big room...
I first listened to Phish in the Fall of 1994. It was my sophomore year of college, and I was living next door to this fantastic girl who was really into them. I really wanted to impress her, so I started buying their studio albums and listening to them constantly.
It turns out that this band was coming to Spartanburg, about an hour away, in late October. I knew she was going to be there, so I was determined to get tickets. My roommate wound up scoring us great seats, and we were all set to go. I even borrowed a few live tapes from a friend from high school who lived upstairs. My first live Phish was the New Years 1993 show, and I listened to that tape over and over again to try and prepare me for what was coming.
When listening to the tapes of Spartanburg, I can truly appreciate what a great show this was. I don't remember much about the first few songs, except that I liked Runaway Jim and that the melody to Simple was really catchy. I vividly remember getting excited to hear Split Open, which was a song that I knew, but getting confused as hell as the band ran through two other numbers before winding up in Rift. Little did I know that the two songs were the rare Buffalo Bill and the (at the time) semi-rare Makisupa Policeman. The way that the band moved through the songs with ease, seamlessly flowing from number to number without regard to succumbing to the various rhythm and tempo changes left me awestruck.
During setbreak, I took the chance to look around and gather my surroundings. The Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium is a pretty small theater and, along with the Fox in Atlanta, is one of the two smallest places that I have seen Phish. Everyone seemed to know each other; hugs and smiles and kind, warm feelings were passed around and shared continuously. I was on the left aisle, center section, and the guy across the aisle had been keeping a setlist. He filled me in on what I didnt know, and I couldnt believe that they had dared to play so many non-album songs! We were only about ten rows in front of the tapers section; I knew such a thing existed, but I couldnt believe that so many people were so passionate about chronicling the music and that the band was so open and encouraging of it. This band seemed to break all of the rules of a traditional concert! Nothing, though, prepared me for the second set.
It opened up with Down with Disease, which I was incredibly excited to hear. Hoist was the first Phish album I ever heard, and Disease is one of the two songs that firmly inserted the hook into my mouth. It flowed beautifully into what I thought was just an absolutely beautiful jam. I later learned it was the theme from The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday. After Avenu and the TMWSIY reprise, I began to hear some familiar guitar licks. As a classic-rock fan and longtime Who devotee, I jumped ecstatically when I recognized Sparks. Later on, the YEM was nice, as was the opening to Antelope. I couldnt believe it when they stopped and changed into some song about sending a monkey home on the train. I laughed uncontrollably as Fishman belted that final chorus, much like I had when he danced around with the vacuum during Bike. And I again lost my marbles when they tagged Let It Be onto the ending of that monkey song. And then they finished the Antelope! So what did we get for an encore? Harry Hood. Sure, I didnt appreciate it at the time, but what a treat!
Over the last few years, I have enjoyed this show on so many levels. First, I dug it because of the humor the band wove into the music, as well as the bands obvious musical talent. Then, as I became a bigger fan, I started to appreciate the jams and the fun segues. Later, I realized what a strange setlist it truly was and how lucky I was to see a song in my first show that I will probably never see again. (Buffalo Bill yes, I missed the Great Went!)
When I put it all together, its easy to realize what a great and underrated show it is. Things never worked out between the girl and I, as awesome of a person as she is. But I sure as hell dont regret spending the money on the ticket! Ive seen quite a few shows since and heard over six hundred tapes, but this show, my first, still ranks as one of my favorites.
One review attached to this show talks about a show in Spartanburg from Fall '94. It was bothering me that this review was attached to the wrong show, so I decided to figure out which show was actually being reviewed. It turns out this was actually a review of the show from 10/29/94.
I try not to be too pedantic, but I couldn't help myself with this one.
5/5, a must have.
So by the summer of '94 we judiciously picked two nights at Great Woods then the last night of summer tour in Fayston, Vt as our first 3 American summer shows. Great Woods (now Tweeter) proved to be the last full Gamehendge for a long time. And Sugarbush I have often said felt like one of the last of the 'old school' Phish shows. The band looked way haggard and the setlist was strong but the most 'out' stuff they did (besides a really dark and Twin Peaksy N20) was basically Page rocking out on the clavinet. You know clean playing, triumphant but not monstrously psychedelic.
Then by the fall by virtue of going to school out east we took a run down to Bangor for the night after Halloween (Nov. 2). That night of course gave us the Bangor Tweezer from A Live One and the feeling on that storming night inside this tiny metallic barn.... well I don't know quite how to describe the feeling. This was something new. This was something else. So much time seemed to pass during the Tweezer and so much range was covered in terms of sound that I didn't know if the set was going to be over after the second song.
Fortuitously we got tickets for the Holiday Run and really sketchily by bus, hitched rides etc made our way from Toronto to Philly to Providence to NYC. We were also still high school kids and the scene was blowing up so the whole combination of being in a foreign country and a huge subculture within it made for heady stuff. Philly I don't remember as really standing out apart from the exultant expectation of the next few days. That and the Little Drummer Boy tease which really clinched the colliding spirits of the season.
Then Providence happened. Nobody mentions the weather in any reviews I've read but it was blisteringly cold out and even if you heard the hiss of a tank somewhere you weren't going to find it. You were going straight from your car right into the venue. This was a big part of the trip I think because suddenly everyone's inside that got in and this was the first time anyone was seeing the crowd- inside the venue.
Another detail that's always left out is that Mike was playing what I'd later learn was a Chapman Stick for I believe the Delay Jam/ Dave's? The visual effect of seeing Mike take the stage with this freaky bodyless electric upright bass was exciting maybe even unnerving. Again it was just another thing we'd never seen, a different thing, and not one I'm sure I've seen since.
The first show at MSG was historical. But there was something in the Bangor Tweezer and the Providence Bowie that boded of something else, something new, something coming- and we wanted to be there when it arrived.


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Wow lots of ignorant and insulting people camped on the major climbs in the Tour then hey, often it is a sea of polka dots there. Hmm maybe they are exercising free will and buying a jersey to show which part of the sport they prefer. I have the WC kit for the year of my bike which was the brand ridden by the reigning WC (Paolo Bettini 2007 thus wore it in the 2008 season) it also has rainbow stripes painted on it. I dont wear the kit (mainly because it is white) and have no intention of sanding the stripes off the frame of the bike. The two are complimentary and have nothing to do with my ability or lack thereof on the bike. I also have the quickstep kit from the same period. Should I decide to sell the bike I will probably include both the WC and the team kit with it. If you weren't supposed to have them they would not be for sale on the open market.
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This thread is dead.
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Saw a jersey on ehboy with DE RODE SPURTERS across the front. Could be misinterpreted.
But this one is a cringer
It's more like our thoughts are thinking us than we are thinking them.
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Kemp, I don't think anyone cares who is wearing what on the street, but the jerseys do mean something and there are places where that sort of thing is important. In fact, there are places where that sort of thing is not allowed. There are rules. While there is nothing to stop people from doing things like this in normal life, similarly there is nothing to stop people from being annoyed by it for whatever reason. War medals, tribal tattoos, badges of rank, uniforms, even titles of address are all ways of communicating and they all have a meaning, which is important.
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When I was 19 years old I went out and bought a Miguel Indurain Banesto yellow jersey. I still wear it in summer.
I don't buy team gear anymore, but IMO a cyclist wearing a 'pro' jersey is no different to turning up to a casual 5-a-side in the park with a Premier League jersey on.
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That is because the sponsor of the KOM jersey hands out a lot of Maillot aux pois T-shirts ( and hats) near the summit of the Tour de France cols... people don't buy them.
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Damn!!!! I better stop wearing my pies jersey, my real madrid jersey's and my blackhawks jersey's, because apparently I didn't earn them... hahahah what a joke
At the end of the day we are all on the same team!!! Go out and ride!
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Not quite.
You know who else liked medals and ribbons? HITLER!
NOW this thread is dead!
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People like to show who they support. I am sure it wasn't Cadel Evans I drove past yesterday in his BMC gear but who gives a toss. It is no different to any person who wears a piece of clothing showing support for a Football team or a car racing team or driver.
If I was given a jersey with some design similar to that worn by the KOM or some other award I would not have a problem wearing it. No one is going to think I won it when they see me.
Some people around here might need to stop reading The Rules and lighten up. Except for the matching kit, wear a team top then your choices are team knicks or black knicks.
Anyway I have had my little rant and now you can go back to saying how ridiculous a rider who wears a yellow jersey on the road looks.
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So what colour jersey can we wear? No yellow, white, green, pink, polka dot, ochre, rainbow colours, black, red, blue, orange, or golden hue, all colours earned by riders in WC or major tours, past and/or present. As long as you are not racing it unearned, who gives damn?
I could agree with you, but then we would both be wrong.
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Maybe we should all just ride naked.....
That would give everyone something to complain about then.... Oh my eyes...........
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Then we'd have people wearing stretch marks they didn't earn.
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Its alright I have a fur suit.
so you want a perminant World Naked Bike Ride
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There are places where wearing a WC jersey would probably be inappropriate, I agree. But if we're going to be specific, the let's be specific. The opening poster is referring to receiving a KOM jersey from a friend or relative. Presumably this rider is not a professional, and therefore is talking about wearing the jersey for everyday public use like most of us on here, and that's the context that I'm speaking to, not a context that involves any kind of official protocols, rules or regulations that apply to professional cyclists.
You're right that they mean something, but meaning is always relative to context. The colour yellow does not always designate the leader of the tour de france, nor does someone wearing a yellow t-shirt, or even someone wearing a yellow t-shirt on a bicycle. The meaning of the jerseys is relevant in the context of professional cycling, but there is a difference between being involved in professional cycling and merely knowing about a jersey that does or does not have some significant meaning. If a rider were to wear the leader's jersey during the tour de france and they were not the leader, then yes -- how offensive and stupid and against the rules. But on the road where those rules don't apply, with everyone else who isn't competing in the tour... so what.
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If you're wearing a Packers jersey, Paul, you're showing support, but if you're also brandishing a replica Superbowl ring, this might not be considered a good call.
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I agree that people can wear what they want, but I also agree that people are allowed to be annoyed with it. Someone bought up war medals and it's very easy for me to go to a surplus store or online and buy a variety of replica medals (or even real ones). If a veteran got annoyed with me for wearing them because I didn't earn them, he'd be perfectly right to be annoyed. Similarly, if I decided that Maori facial tattoos would be a good idea and some Maori's got annoyed, we'd still both be right to hold our respective opinions.
The argument of "what difference does it make?" is a very complex one. If you want to go down this pathway, maybe we should start discussing art installations such as Serrano's Piss Christ. Symbols are important, to some.
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If you wore a Moku (facial tattoo) I can guarantee a Maori would be more than just "a little annoyed" Your face would most likely be in need of "a little reconstructive surgery".
I am astounded though by the snobbery of some of you guys. Millions of cyclists through the years have worn many well known and historically significant jerseys on their rides. IMO it's reflective of the rich history and fanatical love of the sport.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with buying the maillot jaune as a result of being proud of Cuddle's efforts. In fact they sell thousands if not more worldwide every year, and they don't all hang on the walls of those who can afford them do they? That you can't wear one because you didn't earn it is a pathetic view.
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Those trying to compare wearing a world champ or other national champ jersey to impersonating a vet or Maori really need to think about your argument and slightly pull your head in.
Clearer argument below
No for those that brought the whole comparison of sports peeps to veterans argument into this thread "stuff you", trying to use those sort of comparison has pissed me off and unless you have served in warlike service, pull your head in.
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I framed the yellow jersey I have and will never wear it again, mostly because it has both Cadel and Robbie's signatures on it (from when they were both on the Lotto team together).
I still wear the pink jersey I have, but its little tight now, so it gets worn under other gear.
I could agree with you, but then we would both be wrong.
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I agree the Vets argument is a lot OT.
But IMO it's reflective of the rich history and fanatical love of the sport that the wearing of certain jersey's is a sticking point... personally I don't really care but I would never wear one myself.
If you are going to ride around in a world champions jersey then be prepared for someone to comment on it. Some people are bothered by such comments, some are not.
I prefer my sponsors kit .
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Play the ball, not the man, play the ball, not the man, play the ball not the man....I'm repeating this to myself, not to you lot. I'm giving up. There's no point in trying to get people to see both sides of an argument when they're more than happy with the side they're on.
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people CAN wear what they like, but I have to admit we did have a chuckle when we passed a bloke, wearing a polka dot jersey walking his bike up a not too difficult climb in France a couple of months ago.....
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Dam it. And here I was about to buy a BELGIUM CHAMPION kit from the Omega Pharma - Quikstep web site.
http://www.omegapharma-quickstep.com/en ... y/catID/23
I guess they don't mind fans wearing them if they sell them. But seeing as it's a cycling fashion faux pas I guess I'll just continue wearing my htc highroad kit. After all it is cool to wear kit of now defunct teams isn't it? isn't it?
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OK I will try and provide my argument a bit clearer since I am not under the influence of a bottle of red.
Trying to pull similarities between Veterans and cyclists is a massive strawman.
Now if someone was to try and impersonate a Veteran they are usually outed and made to present their case. There is a great website http://www.anzmi.net/ that has great stories of military imposters. There are other ways someone provides support to Veterans by wearing commemorative clothes, flag waving ect. Hell when someone wears camo clothing (which is rather popular) does that mean it is bad form because they are wearing clothing similar to that of the military?
But anyway no way in comparison to a person wearing a jersey of a team, national champs, world champs. Now if the person was wearing the kit to try and play off that they are in such team or are a champ sure, bad form, but they aren't. Hell they aren't even in a race wearing the kit they are out riding around.
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Just a thought. For those who ridicule polka-dot wearing riders who can't climb, would you feel the same if they were wearing an Assos jersey while riding a $20,000 bike?
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