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Yep I am looking at the future possibility of using socket 2011 I7s as terminal servers instead of dual xeon as frankly the top end 6 core (12 thread) part will keep a dual 4 core xeon honest.
Thats the whole point - a comparible Xeon to start with (price wise) would have to be a Single 6 core Xeon and in performance terms that is not comparible (the Xeon being significantly slower).
Huh, current 6 core xeon = i7 plus some extra features - GPU
both have 12 threads, the xeon has more cache.
Compareing on price the i7 may go up against a quad core, 8 thread xeon though and for low reliability loads that may be a better way to go from an economic standpoint. You may be better for power use and liscencing costs with a bigger server and more clients per box. It all depends on your usage and expectations.
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Cloud based MIS solutions won't reduce the requirement for having more than 1 server you should already be running things like WSUS, Sophos etc... on member servers not on your domain controller. It irkes me that people think they no longer need servers once they move to an online MIS, where are you going to host the network printers, where are you going to host the MIS common drive, where are you going to host the MIS users home directories etc... Our MIS server is also a DC so we would lose a DC and increase the load on our PDC slowing down network logins as well. Our admin server gets backed up remotely every single night so the data they have is safe even if the school burns down, that is simply not an option due to the costs involved and the speed of our internet connection to even contemplate it for our curric server.
Intel Xeon E5-2667, S2011, Sandy Bridge, Six Core, 2.9GHz, 15MB Cache, 130W, OEM £957.42
Intel Core i7 3960X Extreme (C2), S 2011, Sandybridge-E, Six Core, 3.3GHz, 15MB Smart Cache, 130W, OEM £649.17
The I7s extra 0.4ghz on each core makes a big difference in the real world plus the fact that it's ~30% cheaper. Those kind of stats make a big difference if your building a terminal server farm on a budget. As for power usage - as long as you spec a decent 90+% efficient PSU on the i7 there will be no energy efficiency penalty compared to a single xeon box – in fact is may work out cheaper to run as chances are low end single CPU xeon servers do not have super efficient PSUs
Either way - choice is good and we do have choice over what we buy.
@AButters - I adressed the pricing bit and pretty much said the exact same thing in the second bit of my post. Myself I'd be more likely to go dual socket, dusl PSU xeons but that is for our requirements.
Sorry for my somewhat flippant reply, but, here in the real world, I dont have a budget that allows me to fund and support multiple servers for single roles and its not very efficient to do so.
My PDC is my print server, my sophos server etc. and my admin server is my secondary DC and DFS replica. I would quite happily condense down to a single physical server and still function with no issues. If you were a pessimistic person you could introduce a Microserver with a Hyper-V replica of your PDC/ a secondary DC/ whatever method you decide to fall back on.
So in reply, cloud based MIS WILL reduce or remove the need for a "dedicated MIS server" but it will depend on the individual situation and requirement. My point is you don't need to be running expensive servers to provide a school with its ICT. Were a Infant & Nursery, not Google, I don't need a server farm
"It is recommended, for security reasons, that Enterprise Console is not installed on a Domain Controller. This is in part due to Microsoft's recommendation not to install Microsoft SQL Server on a DC. It is also likely that additional security settings have been configured on a DC which could prevent Enterprise Console installing; one such problem is referenced in article: 116437." - You are of course free to ignore both sophos and microsoft (as link2ict frequently do when installing enterprise console) and install Enterprise console on your PDC if that is what you want to do.
"multiple servers for single roles" "running expensive servers" They don't have to be single roles and they dont have to be expensive servers either; Why don't other schools use their old servers for none critical roles like we do when we replace a server instead of just sending them off for scrap especially when we are all supposed to be saving money? Things like Sophos and WSUS generate a lot of network traffic and disk IO if you are a tiny school then you might get away with it but it will slow your network down. WSUS is a godsend for keeping the workstations upto date but it hammers the disks in the server I really wouldnt want it on a PDC. We are a primary also but a lot larger i.e. over 700 kids so we probably have a lot more workstations than you do so spreading the load helps.
Our Business manager seemed to think something along the same lines as you i.e. she can ignore the fact that the admin server is out of warranty because an online MIS is coming and it will be the solution to everything and they won't need to spend any money on servers...
It will only cost 18.5k (per year) to upgrade our internet connection so we can use all of these new wonderful online solutions and then we can get rid of the admin server which would cost us a couple of grand every 5 years to replace, its going to save us a fortune isn't it
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You have a warranty on your servers? Luxury!
£18.5k a year, wow, what's that for? We have a synchronous 10Mb and run our remote backup, could based systems and IP phones over it no problems.
If you haven't noticed, I'm being a blatant troll. We are a 4 form primary, 2 nursery with over 1000 pupils and no I dont run everything on one server.
But that said, funding is tight, and despite what MS or sophos say, ideal world scenarios are exactly that.
On a side note, keeping a dual PSU, older inefficient CPU servers running 24/7 as a sophos server will get the eco mentalists fuming! ;-)
Woo holiday time
Dual PSU no problem there our Elonex server has 3 psus and keeps my office nice and warm...
As eco as I like to be the electricity bill does not come out of my meagre ict budget and scrapping working hardware is hardly environmentally friendly. I've just managed to replace our 6 year old ict suite of 3.2Ghz Pentium D's with refurbished core2duos so that should keep the eco warriors happy (dont tell them I'm thinking of keeping some to replace the celerons).
18.5 is what lickit (our old head called them that not me) want to upgrade from 10 to 100 because they cant offer anything in between; we are quite heavy users our teachers stream a lot of youtube clips etc... and I think our internet connection will start to struggle when we have an online MIS so I have started looking at the options I think the one currently favoured by manglement is sticking our heads in a bucket of sand and hoping it all goes away. PS we use online backup for admin but I worked out that if we wanted to use it for curric as well a restore would take about 4 days on a 10Mb connection (assuming no one else was using it)...
What is this holiday u speak of I have never heard of such a thing now go get back in your server room
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5.0 out of 5 stars My Personal Favourite Madonna Album!
'Bedtime Stories' came out in 1994, I was 4-years-old and still running around in pre-school and didn't know who Madonna was just yet. I officially became a fan of Madonna's in 2000 when she came out with her 'Music' album. I remember dragging my poor mother out to the now defunct record store 'Sam The Record Man'(a store here in Canada) on Boxing Day because my Aunt...
Published on Feb. 14 2010 by Steph Feeney
3.0 out of 5 stars My least favorite Madonna album
I don't know what prompted me to buy this, since I already had two of the best songs on here(Take a Bow, Secret) and the lackluster Forbidden Love. Maybe it was because I found it used on here and loved the artwork-anyhow, the album disappointed me, except for Secret, Take a Bow, Human Nature, and Sanctuary.
The album opens with Survival(3/5), an unknown song of hers...
Published on July 30 2003 by Carol Solie Davis
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5.0 out of 5 stars My Personal Favourite Madonna Album!,
Steph Feeney (The Shwa, Canada) - See all my reviews
'Bedtime Stories' came out in 1994, I was 4-years-old and still running around in pre-school and didn't know who Madonna was just yet. I officially became a fan of Madonna's in 2000 when she came out with her 'Music' album. I remember dragging my poor mother out to the now defunct record store 'Sam The Record Man'(a store here in Canada) on Boxing Day because my Aunt Becky had given me a gift certificate for Christmas. Of course I had heard songs like 'Like A Virgin', 'Frozen', 'Beautiful Stranger', 'True Blue' and her cover of 'American Pie' and many others.
Unfortunately, when I moved from Oshawa, Ontario to Courtice, Ontario six years ago my copy of the 'Music' album got lost in the move and for a while I just shrugged it off and didn't bother get a new copy until last summer.
My interest in Madonna made it's return about a year ago when I heard she was coming out with an album where she was working with Justin Timberlake and Timbaland because I had been a fan of their work. It really gave me a big kick in the butt to start my own personal Madonna collection so I started listening to sound bites on Amazon and much to my surprise with each album I previewed I realized that I had not only heard a lot of the songs before, but that I had liked them. I'd say I was still a fan of her's but not a real huge fanatic like I am now. Madonna to me at the time - [before I started running down her collection of albums to buy] was more half and half with her. There were songs of her's I heard and liked, but after purchasing her 'Music' album at the time I was young and just wasn't interested in Madonna as much as I was other artists at the time. But now, I can honestly say she is one of my top 10 favourite musicians, and I am glad that as I got older, I started to explore more of her work, and become more familiar with her work and appreciate her for the fabulous musician she really is and appreciate the cultural impact she has had on pop music and music in general. I guess it's a case of better late than never.
I now own six Madonna albums - Erotica, Bedtime Stories, Ray Of Light, Music, Confessions On A Dance Floor and Hard Candy. While I love every Madonna album I have purchased, 'Bedtime Stories' is the one that is the gem of my collection, the one that keeps me coming back for more. This is an R&B album and after the cold, bone chilling feel of Erotica, Madonna wanted to come back in a more softer setting after the whole SEX book and Erotica controversy, do something a little more friendly for the public. I think she also wanted to let people in a little bit because while there are some care-free, fun tracks there are also a lot of ballads filled with sadness.
I remember when I walked into the record store where I bought this album, and I was a little confused. I had seen the album cover on Amazon's website and seen that Madonna's picture was upside down, however when I got to the record store I was in (it was a used CD record store), I had found Bedtime Stories' cover with Madonna right side up. I remember saying to myself "what the f**k?" Did someone just bring this in the cover the other way around or what?" then later I found out that it had been a printing mistake, that the photo was initially suppose to be upside down but accidently released it right side up so they went ahead and re-released it upside down.
It was almost like Madonna wanted to come out with an album that had her put everything out on the table, all her emotions and what exactly she had gone threw because I had heard that in past interviews around the time of 'Bedtime Stories' release, Madonna had gone threw a hard time in her life and after listening to this album you can hear what she may have went threw.
It's not just the music I enjoy the most, it's also the cover and the blue tray. Madonna looks her best on the cover and the fact that the photographers used some sort of special lighting called Helvetica 25 Ultralight I think brings out the softer, more accessible side of Madonna she was striving for. It's very direct, it's almost like Madonna is laying in bed just waiting for you to come and join her, sit with her so she can tell you stories about love, longing, lust, having fun, secrets and jerky people.
The album opens with 'Survival' - which to me is Madonna showing her own version of 'girl power' so to speak. No matter how much people put you down whether it's talking trash about you behind your back, hurt you in some way or try to stand in your way that you can survive anything no matter what negative thing life throws at you. 'Survival' is followed by the slow groove 'Secret'. 'I'd Rather Be Your Lover' reminds me of Madonna's earlier days where she just sang silly, cheesy songs. The same formula is used in the next track, 'Don't Stop' where Madonna produces a simplistic, fun, care-free party song.
'Inside Of Me', I think is Madonna reaching into her past a little bit by letting out the emotions of losing her mother at a young age. The song reflects that despite the fact that someone close to you is gone, they are still alive inside your heart and even though they aren't there physically, they are spiritually. Up next is my personal favourite Madonna song of all time, 'Human Nature'. 'Human Nature' was a statement for Madonna because it saw her confronting her critics about how much torment they put her threw when she went threw the whole SEX book and Erotica stage of her career but she does it in a bit of a sarcastic sense and a bit of a 'oh, oops...did I do that' attitude, like she really didn't give a damn. I find Madonna fun when she's being bitchy, I don't know why but she's frickin' gold when she's being a b**ch in her songs.
That's why I absolutely love 'Human Nature' - while Madonna is being is being confrontational to the critics, she's also doing it in a sarcastic sense but also saying she's not sorry, she's no one puppet and people really need to just shut up and leave her alone. Also, that she will do what she wants, when she wants whether anyone likes it or not.
'Forbidden Love' sounds like it's about a love you know probably isn't right for you but you kind of want it anyway, like you can't resist the temptation.
'Love Tried To Welcome Me' is the most emotional and saddest song on the album, when you read the lyrics you can't help but sort of feel sorry and empathize with the context of the lyrics. A beautiful, emotional ballad from Madonna that sadly probably doesn't get much recognition.
'Santuary' is definitely a different ballad from the rest on the album because it has a completely different feel from the rest of the ballads, when you read the lyrics the track seems it is about how having each other is the most important thing in the world, like nothing else is important. I could be wrong, but that's just my opinion.The title track of the album 'Bedtime Story' stands out on it's own on the album because it is an electronica track written by Icelandic musician Bjork and saw Madonna giving a precursor or preview of what she would pursuit later on in the 90's for her album 'Ray Of Light'.
Finally, the album ends with the gorgeous ballad 'Take A Bow' - produced by Baby Face and probably one the biggest hits of her career because the song charted at number one for weeks. I think this song is what finally gave Madonna redemption from the critics and when I listen to this song it comes to me as you think you know someone and things between you and them are great, but then something happens like they hurt you in someway and eventually they show their true colours.
Sadly in these days 'Bedtime Stories' probably wouldn't be considered Madonna's biggest album of her career and that's too bad because it is a wonderful album. I also think depending on the situation, a lot of people can relate to a lot of the deep concepts within the context of the songs on here. That being said, if you're a Madonna fan or not yet a Madonna fan but are interested in becoming more familiar with some of Madonna's music, definitely give 'Bedtime Stories' a shot because it is a nice place to stop on the Madonna discography road.
Anyway, I'm done rambling on about Bedtime Stories' greatness because I had to retype this all up after my laptop went crazy on me last night just as I was finishing the original review so if this review seems a little crumby it's because I had to re-write and rethink every thought I had written in the original review.
4.0 out of 5 stars Great effort here,
TripleSec (Mars) - See all my reviews
Perhaps the most underappreciated album in her catalogue, even more so than Erotica. This album is the last gasp of the true Madonna we all came to love before Kabbalah, electronica, and a new joy for preaching claimed her soul :p
Starts off with a catchy song named "Survival" in which she sings "I'll never be an angel, I'll never be a saint it's true, i'm to busy surviving, whether it's heaven or hell I'm gonna be living to tell" which basically sums up Madonna in a nutshell. It's followed by the fabulous "Secret" with it's warm vocals and infectious production, then gets into two mediocre songs "I'd Rather Be Your Lover" and "Don't Stop" before picking up again with "Inside Of Me." This song is supposedly about her mother but it never felt that way to me, either way it's good tune with sweeet lyrics. Next up is an instant classic, Maddy's kiss off to her critics during the Erotica era, "Human Nature," "Did I say something true, oops I didn't know I couldn't talk about you" she says in an obviously irritated tone that is the perfect response.
I could go on and discuss the remaining songs, which are all great, but now I wanna mention her voice. She sounds great on this album and it's obvious she worked real hard in the studio to pull off the tuneful and varied sounds she uses to color her vocal.
All in all this was an excellent contribution to her discography and better than some of her later work.
5.0 out of 5 stars madonna's BEST work ever,
Natacha P (Bay Area, CA) - See all my reviews
well i'd have to say that this is my favorite madonna cd ever. i feel that this cd is very diverse, making it a pleasurable listen throughout. the cd starts off with more dancey-like tracks such as "i'd rather be your lover" and "don't stop" and moves on to slower ballads including "inside of me" and "forbidden love"... this cd just has it all! just when you think madonna is all in love and "missing that special someone", well you are greeted with the famous "human nature" a track that does not fail to show yet another side of madonna; that of an outspoken strong woman... you can feel r&b influences [thanks to many contributions with babyface] as well as pop, but this cd also has the amazing track "bedtime story" with its techno-ambient feel [bjork being one of the co-writers of the song...mmm makes sense?] this track is arguably one of the most "different" type of song madonna had ever done at that point in her career ["ray of light" is another story]...
all in all i think that anyone who enjoys a true good mix of music all in one cd will enjoy this work to the fullest! whatever be your mood, pop this in and enjoy!
5.0 out of 5 stars Her Greatest Story Yet,
Myles Q. Davis (USA) - See all my reviews
It was not until I bought Bedtime Stories a few weeks ago that I realized that this is Madonna's most consistent and pleasing album ever. This might be because I am a rabid fan of r&b music, and to date, this is Madonna's most r&b album ever. The album is entirely pleasing because Madonna employed hitmakers like Babyface and Dallas Austin, both of which are r&b producing megaforces. The latter two succeed in giving Madonna warm, sensuous grooves. Madonna's vocals shimmer on tracks like Survival, with it's new jill swing influences and lush harmonies, and Secret with hits pulsing beats and Madonna's shimmering vocals.
Madonna turns the ballad 'Love Tried to Welcome Me' into a confessional poem of sorts when she declares: 'Love tried to welcome me/But my soul drew back/ Covered with dust and sin...' Every track is a winner on Bedtime Stories. Human Nature, with its hard driving beats and Madonna's biting lyrics, add another dimension to an already superb album.
Madonna closes this excellent album with 'Take a Bow,' a haunting and tender ballad fleshed with bittersweet lyrics. This indeed is among Madonna's best work ever. A must have for even casual listeners.
4.0 out of 5 stars Madonna's "Bed" is Irresistable,
Antoine D. Reid "80sforever" (Durham, NC United States) - See all my reviews
This is one great piece of work. Madonna experimented with R&B and it sounded great. There were a few tracks that, to me, didn't seem to click. The title track "Bedtime Stories" is rather bizzare and out there. I'm not sure if I understand it completely and for me that was one of this release's flaws. The others are a great assortment of materials that seemed to go with the flow for Madonna. "Erotica" had Madonna flirting with the audience over sex and her views on it. After the flirtation, she takes you in, seduces you with these tracks, and closes out what seems to be her "Sex" days. It's rather smart musically.
There were great tracks on here that have over the years come to be known as Madonna's staple hits. "Secret" has one of the most alluring beats and chorus' that I've heard. It's slow grooving with an nice story that you have to admire Madonna for taking on. "Human Nature" is right up there as being one of the best tracks from this CD. It's shocking when you first hear it; she curses and then tells you she's not sorry. Songs like this are worth a listen to. They're not just mindless releases but thoughtful and empowering. "Take a Bow" is a fittinc conclusion to the CD. It sounds different from her other things and the message seemed to allude to the fact that Madonna was moving on in her career, life, and progress. It was a great transition into her future releases.
As for tracks that don't often get much mention, they were surprisingly good. I found them all to be different from her other material. They were less pop and, as she set out to do, sounded more R&B-like which was a genre she fit in well to. "Survival" is a great song- up-tempo, great vocals, a nice rhythm. I think this was single-release worthy and I'm not sure if it ever got that treatment. "Don't Stop" is a good song that's meant for dancing; the only flaw is that it has lines such as "say la-dee-da-dee" but other than that, a good take on a song. To round out the seduction Madonna lays out, "I'd Rather Be Your Lover" is catchy and leads into the more intimate part of the CD. "Inside of Me" and "Forbidden Love" are moodier, more sensual while not being overly vulgar.
This CD could be summed up in many manners. Great, a masterpiece, interesting. Sure. It's all of those things. I also would like to say that it's fun. I look at it as a continuation of "Erotica" and I'm not sure why it doesn't get its deserved acclaim and attention. Regardless, this is a CD that belongs in your collection.
5.0 out of 5 stars The Last Big Shabang,
anthony nasti (Brooklyn, NY United States) - See all my reviews
After the controversy surrounding the "Justify My Love" video, the "Sex" book and the "Erotica" album took Madonna's normally cute and innocent sex symbol image over the edge, she realized it was time for her to clean up her act. The result was "Bedtime Stories", a reflective release that was her last album for four years and a major preview of "Ray Of Light", which is a classic album.
In a way, "Bedtime Stories" is the last album to feature Madonna's siganture song style. It's the last one to feature anything blatantly sexual or extreme. It's amazing to see how Madonna contradicts herself on the album. On the somber opening track "Survival", she talks about how she managed overcome great strife and controversy and seems like she's apologizing, then she announces she's not sorry on the freaky but still very good "Human Nature", which became another hit single for The Material Girl. A little skewed, isn't it? "Secret" and "Take A Bow" were the other big hits from the album. In fact, the latter became the biggest hit of her career, staying at # 1 on the Hot 100 for 7 weeks.
"Bedtime Stories" is a highly underrated album that should be rvisited and realized for the great work it contains. It marks the end of Madona's bad - girl image, at the appropiate age of 36. Also, there are several beautiful pictures of Madonna in the booklet that are nice to look at.
4.0 out of 5 stars Coming back to this album,
R. G Lavoie "DJ Kidbily" (Portland, ME United States) - See all my reviews
I'm a big Madonna fan, but I don't automatically like everything she does just because it's Madonna. I have to say, this is the Madonna album I always come back to. To me it's where I had wanted her to go since her first album. I like her doing R&B. I have a DJ gig where I play music from The Brand New Heavies, Soul II Soul, Lisa Stansfield, Joss Stone, Craig David, etc and this fits right in. I love it when I throw on I'D RATHER BE YOUR LOVER or SURVIVAL and people start bopping in their seats trying to figure out if it's new Madonna music or old Madonna they'd never heard before. I usually go from Brandy's I WANNA BE DOWN right into INSIDE OF ME.
I think this album was highly underrated and I, too, am surprised by the fact that some of the best songs on here never made it to radio or even to live performances. If you have a karaoke button on your Awia stereo, hit it when you play FORBIDDEN LOVE and her vocal goes into the background and Babyface is whispering loud and clear "Don't go near the fire, don't go in the dark, don't give into your desire, he will only break your heart." It's pretty cool. I'd love to see her venture back into this genre. I thought it suited her well. BEDTIME STORY and SANCTUARY do seem a bit out of place on this album, but they were a definite foretelling of RAY OF LIGHT.
People love and hate her for her diversity. She has done R&B, Pop, Electronica, Rock, dabbled in country, Show tunes, and has some of the most striking ballads of our time. We forget that she writes & produces most of her music. That takes some talent.
I love that I've been able to give this album a second life in the club where I DJ. I'm thinking of buying a few used copies to give away as prizes.
5.0 out of 5 stars Bedtime Stories (1994),
Chad DeFeo "(ChandlerBingFan)" (Philadelphia, PA USA) - See all my reviews
My fifth favorite Madonna album. If you listen closely to this album, you will hear a major sound change. On her previous eight albums, Madonna has been known as an artist to record Pop music. For this album, the album being her nineth album, she has decided to experiment with mixing R&B with Techno, making it Techno R&B. That is an amazing combination, which makes this album one of Madonna's best.
Not a bad song. She's right. Sometimes life can be all about survival.
The first single from the album. What a song. A love the acoustic guitar. The song is about a person who tells his or her lover that he or she is a transvestite. Her vocals are so smooth on this song that it gives me the chills.
Not bad, but not all that great.
A great song to dance to. She talks about getting everybody to get up and just dance. The first verse simply says, "Get up on the dance floor. Everything is grooving. Get up on the dance floor. Got to see you moving. Let the rhythm take you. Let the baseline pump you. Feel it in your body. Sing la dee da dee". The chorus simply says, "Don't stop doin' what you're doin', baby. Don't stop. Keep movin', keep groove. Don't stop doin' what you're doin', baby. Don't stop. Keep movin', keep groovin'". A song that should not be skipped.
Madonna had written this for her mother, who passed away of breast cancer, when Madonna was only five years old. The music weird for a dedication, but I thought this was a nice gesture. It shows how much Madonna loves and misses her mother.
The fourth and final single from the album. First off, the song is awesome. Madonna wrote this song to tell the critics and the press to but out and let her perform the way she wants. In the chorus, she says, "And I'm not sorry. I'm not sorry. It's human nature. It's human nature. And I'm not sorry. I'm not sorry. ... Handle it". She's right about that. Why should she have to be sorry for what she did in 1992-1993? She'll express herself through music the way she wants, even if it means through sex. They need to know that sex does sell and it sells very, very well.
Amazing song. Although this was not a single, some fans favored this ballad so much that Madonna had to include this on her greatest ballads compilation SOMETHING TO REMEMBER. I don't blame anybody for loving this song. I love it too. Great song. My favorite part is where she sings, "If I only had one wish, love would always feel like this. Wishing on the stars above. Forbidden love. If I only had one dream, love would be more than it seems. Forbidden love. Forbidden love. Love without doubt. Love without doubt. Rejection is the greatest aphrodisiac".
This is a beautiful song. I guess it means that she is not loved by anyone and does not want to be loved by someone out of pity.
Although I love this song, it creeps me out.
The third single from the album. Very techno, but a killer song. The video is to this song has to be her weirdest video ever. But I like it and it fits the song perfectly, I think.
The second single from the album. This became her eleventh #1 hit single and it became her best-selling hit single, grabbing the #1 spot for seven whole weeks. YOU GO, MADONNA.
This is a must-have Madonna album. Don't listen to the people that said this album is great. They are not as big of fans of Madonna as I am. I am Madonna's biggest fan, which means I really pay attention the music I hear from her and I know what's actually good and what's not. So far, she has given us the goods, no wait... She has given us the greats and this album is one of her greats. Buy this album 'cause I said it's a great album. Trust me.
4.0 out of 5 stars This album tried to welcome me, and it succeeded!,
One of Madonna's most underappreciated albums to date. In my opinion, it's one of her best albums, and my favourite ever made by her. Every song has a special meaning, like "Human Nature". There are true gems on this album. "Secret" and "Take A Bow" did it well in the charts. "Take a Bow" became her greatest hit ever. Well, it peaked at the #1 spot in the US, but it didn't even get a chance to hit the Top 10 in the UK, making it her worst single from this album there.
1: Survival
I just don't understand why they didn't make this single material. It's one of my favourite tracks from this album with meaningfull texts. To me, it looks like perfect radio material, what a shame. Once you hear this song it can be that it will get stuck in your head. Yes, it is one example of "those songs". Great melody and chorus. 8.5/10
2: Secret
The first and prabably best single on this album. It's a song about a transvestite that tells her/his secret to her/his lover. That also is the message related behind the title song. I love the guitar and Madonna's vocals in here. This song won't get bored after listening 10 times or so to it. 9/10
3: I'd Rather Be Your Lover
This song is kind of fun and can be kind of irritating either. This song has a groovy beat and even has a guest entry, done by Me'Shell NdegéOcello. It makes the song complete. It's one of the many songs on this album with an R&B flavour, but this one also contains some rap, it's pretty cool. The thing that bugs me is that the chorus is played way too much! But the song is good enough to forget about that. 8/10
4: Don't Stop
I had my doubts about this song, when I heard it for the first time I knew I was going to like it, but, there is something that is missing here. Sounds kind of something that would be played in the eighties alot, doesn't it? Well, don't look back there. This is Madonna's goodbye to that time. No single material, but it was played on the radio sometimes to replace "Human Nature" because of its offensive language. Overplayed chorus once again. 7.5/10
5: Inside of Me
Well, I really like the background sounds on here. This again would be perfect single material, but it just couldn't happen. Kind of mellow song about her mother and the state Madonna's in. 8/10
6: Human Nature
Not one of the best songs on here, but surely a big favourite! Madonna against the media, well, that's the thing that makes this song great, the meaning of it, the text. That's the thing that makes this a powerfull song, strangly even good enough for a dance. 8/10
7: Forbidden Love
A classy love song. Great tune, great leading vocals by Madonna, and you even get to hear Babyface on this one with his backing vocals. The more you listen to it, the more you will like this one! As the song goes on, it will get better and better, giving you the chills! Love this one. 8/10
8: Love Tried to Welcome Me
Someone who can't get in love. That's what this song is about. Great vocals. This song is mainly based on taste. Well, it's not really my taste, but don't get me wrong. I like it. 7.5/10
9: Sanctuary
Very original! It can take a while to get used to. It wouldn't be great single material, but it's surely cool listening to because of its dark sounds. This song was way before its time. Cool electronic beats. 8/10
10: Bedtime Story
I was very suprised when I saw the video of this song, it's stunning! The song didn't impress me that much. Again, way before its time. 7/10
11: Take a Bow
A huge hit. And I don't really understand why. Again, backing vocals by Babyface. The melody sounds very charming and catchy. While it didn't make the Top 10 in the UK, it is her biggest single to date in the US. I'll give this song a chance by grading it high above average because of the sounds and vocals. I also like the video. 8.5/10
Underestimated but perfect. That makes this album special. I truly recommend this one!
4.0 out of 5 stars Madonna's bedtime stories,
Jake Z "holden84" (Canada) - See all my reviews
Madonna's BEDTIME STORIES album was her answer to all the bad press her overlooked 1992 EROTICA album received. "Human Nature" is her response to critics, a highlight from the album. It's a classic Madonna song in every sense. She dumped Shep Pettibone on this album and worked with producers like Dallas Austin, Babyface, and more. The sound leans itself mostly towards R&B, and it seems to work for the most part. "Secret" was the first single, and a good hit for her. "Survival" is a fun uptempo song about her survival in the music industry. The title track is a great piece of music written by Bjork, but it was a little ahead of it's time so it mostly was overlooked as a single and flopped. The big hit from the album is the Babyface ballad "Take A Bow". There's some nice ballads here like "Love Tried To Welcome Me", "Inside Of Me", and "Sanctuary". The only song that I can't enjoy is the inane "Don't Stop". Overall not a bad album, but not great either.
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Class Is In Session, With Professor BartiromoBy Bess Levin
Have you ever found yourself watching Closing Bell on CNBC and cursing the fact that it's only two hours? Wishing you could get more of Maria Bartiomo's market moving insight? If you're a Stern student, now you can. The noted business is sharing her wisdom this semester, in a seminar called "Global Markets and Normative Frameworks."
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Date: September 3, 2010 10:26:31 AM EDT
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Dear Students,
We are pleased to announce the addition of a new course: B55.3105- Seminar: Global Markets and Normative Frameworks. The 1.5-credit course will meet this Fall on six Tuesday evenings from 6-9, September 28 – December 7. Refer to the course description below and the more detailed syllabus, attached.
Registration is currently open, but seats are limited. If you are interested in this course, you may register now at https://ais.stern.nyu.edu/.
FACULTY: Maria Bartiromo, Anchor, CNBC, NYU Stern Adjunct Professor; Tim Collins, CEO, Ripplewood Holdings, Adjunct Professor, NYU Stern Adjunct Professo
Despite the globalization of markets, vast increases in personal connectivity, and the alleged flattening of the planet, there remains today a great diversity of views, values, traditions, and sources of political legitimacy at work in the world. Trends toward global uniformity continue to clash with the stubborn particularities of individual cultures, religions, and histories. In economics, politics, and ethics, there still is no consensus, Washington or otherwise.
Convened by CNBC Anchor Maria Bartiromo and global private equity leader Tim Collins, this seminar is designed to be a provocative exploration of cultural normative differences and their impact on global organizations. Its premise is that the aspiring leader of a global enterprise – whether business or political or educational – must confront, analyze, and where possible reconcile the complexities and tensions at work in the world. Its objective is to bring students to a heightened, more nuanced understanding of the interplay of global forces and local norms.
This seminar draws upon academic research, trade books, press readings, and case studies. To bring these issues to life, the course will also present an array of guest speakers, all of whom have been actors in this global process, each with a particular expertise. In class discussion and lectures, and through questions and answers with the visitors, students will develop an appreciation for the intricacies of operating in the heterogeneous global environment, recognizing the unique elements of national character, government structures, and local normative frameworks.
The course will comprise six Tuesday evening sessions, from 6:00-9:00, spread across the entire Fall Term 2010. The first session is on 9/28, and the last on 12/7. Sessions in between will be scheduled on Tuesdays according to schedule constraints of guests. Attendance is required. To encourage a diverse set of viewpoints and permit intensive engagement with guest speakers, enrollment will be limited and students will be drawn from across the graduate schools of NYU.
Update: Apparently the class "closed out within 10 minutes."
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That is a sizeable normative framework.
I have images of Ben Stein in my head for some reason…
What she couldn't find a gig at Arthur Murray Dance Studios?
As my father-in-law used to say, "I'd like to have that nose full of nickels", and "Nice swirly!"
But he's dead, so your mileage may vary.
Course Syllabus
Course Information
Course number: 666143-143
Impossible is Everything: Greasy Options and Trading Self-Dignity for Late-Night Snacks
Fall, 2010
2 credits
Professor Contact Information
Maria Bartiromo
Kaufman Management Center
44 West 4th Street
New York, NY 10012
Office Hours: Sundays, 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Course Pre-requisites, Co-requisites, and/or Other Restrictions
Preferred knowledge in culinary arts and/or skin augmentation(s)
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Bacon cooked in microwave > traditional frying pan? We'll decide.
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You will learn to mark calories to model.
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Biblio Baconus; butter (cannot substitute this material with margarine); pass and transportation to Costco in E. Harlem; callagen
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I think the subject matter taught by the Money Honey will best be described as "How to su@# c@c# and how to ki$$ the @$$ of world/money leaders to get ahead in life."
I wonder what kind of insights on global markets she got while being pressed face-first against the leather seats of Todd Thomson's Gulfstream.
Also, "profilepic, to" (v): defined as the act of disseminating a picture of yourself or another from 10 years and/or 25 pounds ago. Ex: "Bess sure profilepic-ed Maria by using that old photo to illustrate this posting
NKVD1936……..You got it NKVD. I was thinking unlike Todd's toy, the Citigroup corp jet……This won't get off the ground. There is such a thing as credibility and reputation and MB lost it back in 2007.
I'd sign up for lessons from MB, if you know what I mean…
Another Italian-American intellectual
There'll be a Professor Snookie in 20 years
What no cow puns today?
Does she do that thing with the tongue?
I thought Bartiromo was the cow pun?
Well anyone with a NYU education on their resume just made it to the bottom of the pile..thanks
Maria's squawk box is a national treasure in India. Some say she's sacred.
buy the sizzle sell the steak amirite or amirite
I prefer buy the calf, sell the BGH, with a slight put on baseball players.
hardwood, hallway runner, or long shag?
"global private equity leader Tim Collins" ? how much does Collins pay for HIS crab claws?
They drink from the disease-ridden, polluted Ganges–Maria can't be THAT much worse.
I am ashamed of my school. For today only, MBA>>CFA>>Stern MBA.
Lesson # 1:
Past performance is not a guide to future performance.
Who in God's name would really want to find out?
Lights off, hair up, glasses on, condom on, pride off
I don't know her in person, but she looks like a nice Lady
It just seems like there's still light coming in from under the door
Could you elaborate Will?
Arrested development
"Italian-American intellectuals" BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
– Global strategy one step at a time-
Palin for President & Bartiromo for VP
NYU Stern the Newest New School but does anyone really take it seriously??
Erin Burnett is STILL the future of NBC!
"Global Markets and Normative Frameworks."
Gobull mawgudz n nawmudiv vamewuks.
Erin Burnett is the Best.
For BeefJerker…….go to Dealbreaker.com…..click on Archives…….scroll all the way to Maria Bartiromo….and read. Both parties deny anything inappropriate……A NYP reporter says it was a long running affair. And how about that 15 jet ride, just the two of 'em, reading spread sheets?????
after all this stupid coments about Maria the name of Erin Burnet comes at the end,it sounds like someone is very jealous of Marias succes
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Drawn from Paradise: The Natural History, Art and Discovery of the Birds of Paradise with Rare Archival Art (Hardcover)
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From the moment Europeans were introduced to the birds of paradise in the early sixteenth century, their unique beauty was recognized and commemorated in the first name that they were given - birds so beautiful they must be from paradise. Originally they were thought not to have legs and therefore never to land. Still very rarely encountered, even in their natural habitat of New Guinea, they are still birds that elicit sheer awe in those who are lucky enough to see them. Drawn From Paradise will showcase the magnificence and beauty of the birds of paradise as they have never before been seen, with more than two-hundred hand-painted images and sketches by the men who originally studied them and luminary artists such as Jacques Barraband, William Hart, John Gould, Rubens and Breughel, to name a few. The art comes from the private collections of the two authors and has been rarely if ever published. Not only will the book feature the beautiful Greater Bird of Paradise-a bird that was originally believed to have been sent from Paradise, and was thought to never touch the earth-but it will also present more than forty other distinct species currently recognized-each representing amazing differences in size, shape, and color patterning.
The introduction provides a brief history into the discovery of these illustrious birds, from how they were originally perceived and idolized by the natives of New Guinea, to the arrival of Europeans, who were immediately captivated by their bright, vibrant colors. The chapters are ordered according to the sequence in which the birds representing the various genera made their appearance in Europe (thereby highlighting the books educational aspect). Within its pages, readers will catch a glimpse of these birds through vivid, highly-detailed painting, as well as learn more about each individual bird and genus-comparisons and contrasts between the males and females, as well as between the different genus's.
A tour through art and history, with a good deal of ornithology thrown in, Drawn From Paradise is not only a must-have for ornithologists and bird-watchers, but also a beautiful collectible for students, artists, and aesthetes. Its central idea is to showcase the breathtaking beauty of these birds and the enormous interest that still surrounds them even today.
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A former professional footballer has died suddenly aged 50, police said.
Tayside Police said Charles Adam, who played for Dundee United and Partick Thistle, died on Monday in Dundee.
Mr Adam was the father of current Scotland international and Stoke midfielder Charlie Adam and Grant Adam, who is the goalkeeper for Airdrie United in the Scottish First Division.
A police statement said: "Tayside Police were called to Grampian Gardens in Dundee at 6.30pm on Monday after the death of a 50-year-old man.
"The deceased has been confirmed as former professional football player Charles Adam (senior) who played for Dundee United."
Police said there were no suspicious circumstances and a report will be sent to the procurator fiscal.
Stoke, who play Tottenham on Saturday, issued a short statement expressing their sympathy to their midfielder and family.
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"Out of respect to the family, players and staff at the club will not be making any press comment over the Christmas period."
Scotland Under-21 goalkeeper Grant Adam is on loan at Airdrie from St Mirren.
The Paisley club said in a statement: "It is with great sadness that we have learned that Mr Charlie Adam - father of our player Grant Adam and former St Mirren player Charlie Adam - has suddenly passed away.
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Airdrie also reacted to the news with "great sadness".
They added: "Charlie Snr had been a guest of the club earlier this year when Grant was with us originally, whilst on loan from Rangers. Our deepest condolences go out to Grant, Charlie Jnr. and the entire family."
As well as playing for Dundee United and Partick, Adam also played for St Johnstone, Brechin, Forfar and Arbroath during the 1980s and 1990s.
His former clubs paid their respects on Tuesday.
Forfar said: "He was a highly talented footballer and a larger than life character to boot.
"His son Grant followed in his Station Park footsteps with an all too short loan spell from Rangers early last season and having spoken to Charlie at Airdrie in the spring of this year when Grant played against us for the Diamonds, it came across how proud he was of his two sons' achievements in their chosen sport."
Brechin said: "Charlie was a larger than life character who played for the club from 1986-89 scoring 35 goals along the way. The club wish to extend our condolences to Charlie's family and friends."
Adam's first professional club, St Johnstone, where he scored nine goals in 28 appearances, said: "The thoughts of everyone at McDiarmid Park go to Charlie's family."
Partick, where Adam had a short spell in 1989, said: "Our thoughts and sympathies are with Charlie's family and friends at this difficult time."