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André 3000 Discusses OutKast Tour Jumpsuits, Miami Exhibit
By Evan Minsker on December 8, 2014 at 8:09 p.m. EST
André 3000's jumpsuits from OutKast's recent reunion tour are currently on display in Miami, coinciding with the annual Art Basel event. André sat down with Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) founder Paula Wallace to discuss the exhibit they're part of, "i feel ya". (The jumpsuits will be on display at the SCAD Museum of Art next summer.) Watch the conversation and a panel featuring André below.
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Timbaland has shared a preview of a new track called "UFO". It's a collaboration between Tim, Tink, and André 3000. You can hear the infidelity-themed track in the video below, which features the producer excitedly singing and rapping along. Check it out via MTV News.
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In a new interview, André 3000 said he "felt like a sell out" during OutKast's recently concluded reunion tour, which staged the group's first shows in a decade. During the tour, he wore several custom jumpsuits emblazoned with messages, with a big price tag hanging off the side that said "SOLD".
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OutKast's André 3000 and the Savannah College of Art and Design have teamed up for i feel ya, an exhibition that explores "fashion, film, and painting." It centers around 47 jumpsuits designed by André for OutKast's 2014 reunion tour. The jumpsuits were emblazoned with his "musings and observations– a response to today's content-heavy digital landscape, which provides an unrelenting flood of images and opinions," according to a press release
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André 3000 will play Jimi Hendrix in a new Hendrix biopic directed by 12 Years A Slave writer John Ridley. All Is By My Side hits theaters September 26, and the highly-awaited trailer has finally arrived. In it, Dre rocks a dandy suit and a lilting accent to tell the story of Hendrix's debut album Are You Experienced. Imogen Poots, Hayley Atwell, Ruth Negga and Adrian Lester also star. Check out the trailer below.
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Aretha Franklin is currently at work on a new album that's tentatively due in September. The Queen of Soul is set to cover hits by various iconic female vocalists (or, as they're called on VH1 specials, "divas"). In an interview with Billboard, she revealed a few details about the album, including that André 3000 is on board to co-produce.
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By Evan Minsker on March 5, 2014 at 6:33 p.m. EST
John Ridley's Jimi Hendrix biopic All Is By My Side stars André 3000, and as MTV reports, the first footage from the film has finally surfaced online. Below, watch a scene between Hendrix (Andrè) and model/muse Linda Keith (Imogen Poots).
André 3000 Jimi Hendrix Biopic, A$AP Rocky and Pulp Documentaries, More to Screen at SXSW
By Carrie Battan and Amy Phillips on January 31, 2014 at 1:14 p.m. EST
A few weeks before the OutKast reunion hits Coachella, John Ridley's long-gestating Jimi Hendrix biopic starring André 3000 (titled All Is By My Side) will make its U.S. premiere during SXSW's film portion, Billboard reports. (It premiered internationally at the Toronto Film Festival last year.)
Big Boi Posts Photos of Him and Andre 3000 Hanging Out, Making OutKast Reunion Rumors More Real
By Carrie Battan on December 2, 2013 at 10:53 a.m. EST
Here's a promising development in the ongoing "Will OutKast Reunite?" story. Big Boi posted a handful of photos on Instagram and Tumblr that picture him and André 3000 hanging out in Atlanta on "the old Stewart Ave" (a street that has been renamed Metropolitan Parkway to distance it from crimes that have occurred there). They look happy! Keep on counting down to that rumored Coachella reunion with confidence, for now.
André 3000 Teases New Solo Album
By Evan Minsker on August 4, 2013 at 11:17 a.m. EDT
While Big Boi has delivered two solo albums in the time since OutKast went on hiatus, André 3000's musical output has largely been one-off collaborations. But as MissInfo.tv reports, he may have a new album coming out next year.
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The Chiefs of the NFL (Part 2)
With the resurgence of my Kansas City Chiefs this season (7-0, first place in the AFC West), this entry is dedicated to them.
I originally wrote this entry on October 14, 2010, which sadly was the last time my Kansas City Chief had a good season worth conversing about. Since then, we endured two very disappointing NFL seasons. But with the off-season acquisitions of head coach Andy Reid, Alex Smith and other influential pieces on defense, instead of having another miserable year of growing pains. We are exceeding expectations to the point that we are the last undefeated team in the NFL going into week 8. Not so bad for a team who won only 2 games all of last season.
Also to set the record straight because I know there's some doubters out there. This isn't me just randomly jumping on the Chiefs bandwagon solely because they're undefeated. If you know me personally, you know that the Kansas City Chiefs is my favorite team and have been for a while. And when I say a while I'm not talking about a year or two, not even five. I'm talking about 20 years and running, I've put in a lot into this relationship over the years. Usually the first thing I get asked once I surprise people and tell them about my passion for the Chiefs is, "How does a kid who grew up in Compton, California with no ties whatsoever to Kansas City grow up to be a Chiefs fan?" Well for one it wasn't because my neighborhood gang was bloods and that's what they mutually decided to wear to represent the gang and I just following their lead. I only say that because it's not so far off from what gangs ordinarily do. What ultimately determined my love for the Chiefs stems from a mere occurrence of fate and lucky NFL regional tv programming.
It all started when I was 9 years old, it was a typical Sunday afternoon inside our household. My mother was doing something, my sister was somewhere doing something and I couldn't even tell you exactly what I was doing that day either. What I do remember from this day is that I somehow I ended up walking into the room where my dad was watching the Los Angeles Raiders game. Since they're one of his favorites teams (the other being the Cowboys) he was really caught up into the game. So caught up that I was hearing his cheers and yells racing throughout the house. So much to the point it lured me into the room to join him and watch the game. Next thing you know he's trying to teach me some of the rules of football, you would think typical father and son bonding while watching football right? Well, like most little boys who mimic and cheer on the same teams as their fathers. I don't know what made me do this (perhaps my competitive nature) but for some strange reason I choose to do the opposite and cheer for the opposing team. A team whom I didn't know anything about besides the fact that their jerseys were white trimmed with red and gold wounded up being the Kansas City Chiefs. The Chiefs ended up winning that game with the assistance of Hall of Famers Marcus Allen and Joe Montana. During that 1993 season the Chiefs ended up going 11-5, winning the AFC West and advancing all the way to AFC Championship game. I just had to throw that "fyi" in there real quick to educate real quick, lets back to my story. So after the Chiefs came back and won I started talking trash jumping around and saying, "My Chiefs won, my Chiefs won" in silly, immature kid fashion. I'm sure my dad thought I wouldn't keep up with the Chiefs after that game because for the remainder of that season he would test me to see if I knew the score of their game each week. Which then forced me to watch the local Sunday night news every week and patiently wait for the sports segment to recap all the NFL scores that day, just so I could be ready for my dad. If it wasn't for him doing that I would've never paid any more attention to the Chiefs ever again but just to prove him wrong I made sure I did. Thus began a beautiful relationship between a boy and his favorite NFL football team. It just goes to show how the littlest occurrences a kid has can have a lasting impression even once you become an adult. Thanks for that pops!!!!
From Chiefs pin ups on my wall in my room to even getting a Derrick Thomas jersey; I began collecting Chief gear proudly. I even started choosing the Chiefs (well most of the time) when playing Madden. From memorizing team facts and accomplishments to doing research on my favorite Chief players and colleges they attended, I did all the things needed to become a dedicated fan to a team. I still reminisce watching my favorite Chief players on television: Warren Moon, Steve Bono, Marcus Allen, Derrick Thomas, Dale Carter, Neil Smith, Tony Gonzales, Trent Green, Priest Holmes, Donte Hall, just to name a few.
I know our offense isn't the best but we do have legit weapons with Jamaal Charles and Dwayne Bowe. As long as Alex Smith continues to game manage and get the ball to our playmakers and not try to do too much we will be fine. Jamaal Charles is on his way to being the next Marshall Faulk with his running and receiving capabilities out the backfield. Dwayne Bowe is having a slow year so far but I'm positive he will get into rhythm by playoff time. What I love the most about our team this season is that our defense is so good. We're the best in the league when it comes to scoring defense, sacks and forced turnovers. Its so reassuring to know that no matter what our defense will keep us in games. Andy Reid and his coaching staff are doing a great job running the team this year. There's no doubt he will win the coach of the year award, he's well deserving of it
I'm also tired of hearing Chief haters complaining that our schedule is weak and that's the only reason we are still undefeated. What I find funny is that "nobody" has said that about the Denver Broncos this season. So far we have had five common opponents with them and held those five teams to 83 fewer points. Everybody loves stroking Peyton Manning's ego, especially when he started 6-0 this season. Yes he has this high efficient offense but the Broncos defense is trash and that's why I'm not worried about them. There's a saying, "Offense wins games but defense wins championships." So I'm fine with what we got going on over here in comparison to the Broncos and everybody else.
Seattle Seahawks fans please stop complaining about how we only broke the Guinness world record for loudest fans at a sporting event only because Arrowhead Stadium seats 10k more people than Century Link Field. You really sound like a bitter ex boyfriend, just get over it. Just be glad you guys were able to own the record for 5 weeks, that's better than nothing at all right? At the end of the day, all you have to do is step your stadium game up. Don't hate on us blame the architect/s who designed your inferior structure.
Nobody would of thought (not even me) that my Kansas City Chiefs would be 7-0 going into week 8 but we are and I'm enjoying every second of it. I have been through more downs than ups since becoming a Chiefs fan back in 1993 and its time that I started making some more good memories. Nowadays you can find me every Sunday at 11pm gearing up to watch my Chiefs play, to cheer and yell at my laptop just like my old man did on that wonderful day when I first discovered my team. Also if your visiting Rome don't be alarmed if you see a tall, black man in Rome with his chest out proudly rocking his Kansas City Chiefs hoody or t-shirts because its not a coincidence. Bobby Ray Jones Junior loves his Chiefs and made sure to pack those items with him. #ChiefsNationAllDay


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I?d never been to the US before this Summer. I?d seen it, hundreds of thousands of times, in movies, TV shows, comics, but I?d never actually been there. Then, in May, I hopped on a plane from Heathrow, my girlfriend hopped on a train from Delaware and we met at JFK. I had to contend with minimal leg room and slightly rubbery chicken. She had to contend with the drunk train from that episode of How I Met Your Mother. I think I got off easier.
We spent most of our time on the West Coast, in San Francisco and Fremont, but the first couple of days were all about New York. She?d scored us a ridiculous rate on a ridiculous room, 46 storeys above Times Square and that first couple of days was a little like having every fictional version of New York I?d ever had in my head dragged out, overlaid across the actual city and shown to me. The sheer density of information, real and fictional, in Manhattan is amazing, story piled on storey and everyone always moving, always intense and, unless you?re a tourist, never looking up. For context? I grew up on the Isle of Man, once memorably described as ?80,000 alcoholics clinging to a rock?. From there, I moved to York, a lovely city where absolutely no building is above ten storeys aside from the local medieval cathedral.The smallest building I saw in Mahattan could have housed a sizable portion of the population of the Isle of Man.
So as you can imagine, New York blew my tiny little mind, not just because of its height but because of its depth. It?s a city where stories mix and wrap around one another, where the police officers of the 28th Precinct work one case whilst, a few blocks over, a new version of Sherlock Holmes works another. Above their heads, Spidermen swing from rooftop to rooftop and nearby, Stark Tower and Oscorp jostle for control of the skyline and, nearby, unobserved, a hulking man dressed in flak gear and a skull-logo t-shirt continues his methodical surveillance of his next target. Fiction meets fiction meets history meets fact. New York New York.
This idea, of New York as a hub for stories, and histories, is what lies at the heart of Warren Ellis? new novel, Gun Machine. The novel follows Detective John Tallow, an NYPD officer quietly slumping his way through his life, content to bicker with partner Jim Rosato and lose himself in the soaring towers of history and knowledge in his head. Tallow?s an avid reader, so much so that the back seat of their car looks like a library died in it. Rosato on the other hand is a people person, or as much of a people person as an overweight homicide detective being forced to jog twice a day by his wife can be. Together they make most of a functional police officer and that officer answers a shots fired call on Pearl Street.
They go in.
One of them comes back out.
John Tallow?s story is changed forever, twice, in the space of a couple of chapters. Ellis? description of the casual, ridiculous murder of his partner is equal parts visceral and numb, and Tallow reacts as though the gunshot is still reverberating around his mind, simultaneously waking him up and trapping him in that single, horrific moment. He?s still reeling from that when it?s pointed out that the only other shot Rosato?s killer fired blew a hole in the wall of an apparently deserted apartment. Tallow looks inside, and his story shifts once again.
Every surface, floor to ceiling, is covered with guns. On the same day John Tallow?s best, and possibly only friend, is killed, he discovers the largest cache of weapons, each tied to an unsolved murder, in history.
His lieutenant is, needless to say, displeased.
The thing that fascinates me about Gun Machine is how Ellis takes this, relatively familiar, police procedural hook and turns it on its head. Tallow doesn?t respond to Rosato?s death with horror or rage, he barely responds at all for most of the book in fact. There?s no rain soaked, on knees ?NOOOOOO!? moment, just a man with an impossible job using that as a bulwark between him and an event so terrible it will break him apart at the seams for a while. Which isn?t to say he?s emotionless, there are several moments where it?s made clear exactly John Tallow is horrifyingly traumatised and not letting himself see it. My favourite scene in the novel involves one of these. Late in the story, Tallow is taken for dinner by his two, mostly domesticated CSUs. Scar and Bat are a fantastic double act, cheerfully squalid with each other and fiercely, savagely proud of their work. As things build to a climax, Scar insists on feeding John, and takes him and Bat to meet her wife. You get an insight into this oddly shaped but highly successful family group; Tallie is the dominant matriarch, Scar is the erratic submissive and Bat is the cheerfully disgusting baby brother and all of them accept Tallow without breaking stride. For the first time in the novel he?s not just noticed, he?s respected and welcomed and it drops his guard to the point where he almost breaks down. Ellis, for all the ?Unleash the Cockmonkeys!? stuff that surrounds him, is quietly one of the most humane, compassionate writers in comics and this scene is a perfect illustration of that. John Tallow?s home, just for a while, and the realization he can relax almost cracks him in two.
This almost tribal approach to the police procedural?s usual cast of characters sets Tallow, Scar and Bat as a band apart; erratic geniuses who are getting the job done despite the best efforts of their opponents and superiors. Again, done wrong, this could be the worst kind of table-thumping pseudo cop story but, again, Ellis takes it very unexpected places. The case is so big, so terrifying, that for a while at least, they?re left alone because they?re the only people brave enough to look it in the eye. When the opposition finally comes, and it does, they find themselves faced not only with surprising allies but a choice so simple it?s almost never said out loud; they could walk and save their jobs, or they could stay and see it through to the end. It?s no choice at all and that sort of quiet heroism in the face of near total opposition is something Ellis excels at.
A good detective story is only as good as its killer and Gun Machine has an exceptional killer, in every way. The Hunter is only ever referred to as that, because it doesn?t just define him, it encompasses his identity in both the case and the book. The Hunter is the owner of the apartment crammed with guns and his chapters have a lyricism and rounded feel to them that Tallow?s spiky, numb, caffeine-seeking New York does not. The Hunter is trapped between two New Yorks, the modern one he is forced to live in and the old, unspoiled island of Manhatta, that he aspires to. His hallucinations constantly paint over one another and he?s never quite in a single version of the city, always seeing wolves instead of cars, lamp posts instead of trees. His story is cut away from under him when Tallow discovers the apartment and he spends the rest of the novel trying to get it back, rebuilding his violent past in a repeating cycle of hunt, kill, forage, survive. He?s a fascinating figure, completely terrifying in some ways and desperately sad in others, a monster building his own story a shattered body at a time. Completely insane, but with none of the histrionics a lesser novel would hang off him, his shadow falls across every chapter, and every other character, you meet.
Gun Machine is a novel about stories, and what happens when they change beneath you. John Tallow?s story takes a turn for the better, but goes through abject horror to do it, Scar and Bat?s story is enriched by the presence of possibly the only NYPD officer odder than they are and the Hunter?s story runs beneath all of them, defined by the dull machine polished glow of gun barrels, and the smell of tobacco plants. A knot of stories that mix and fold around one another to create a unique, and uniquely involving thriller, Gun Machine is an exceptional novel whether you?re a fan of Ellis or not. New York is a city made of stories, and this is definitely one of its finest.
Just thought I'd say, it would appear that Gun Machine isn't generally available in Hardback/Hard Cover in the UK.
That said it's not available in paperback in the US.
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All in all, I'd say the septics are getting a better deal on this.
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That's the copy of Last Days Of An Immortal (reviewed by Cameron Hatheway) which was out of stock in the UK, but plentiful stateside.
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So far would you recommend it?
I'm working to the end of The Black Dahlia, and wouldn't mind that before I go back to spaceships for a book or two ...
FYI - Our very own Comicbookgrrrl reviewed it here:
Also, I see two different books for that, Joe ... are they the same?
I checked the 'look inside' on Amazon.
Same chapter headings and page numbers on both.
So unless they're cheekily using the same source for both editions (the hardback does say it has a new fore/afterword - can't remember) meaning the same page numbers I'll buy the cheaper paper back of that.
Much as I dislike a lot of GM's work, he's an engaging, intelligent, writer, so I'm keen to read his perspective. Plus, if I'm honest, I've got jack all comics history experience.
Edited to add: Sorry for the tangent - I don't mean to derail the thread, I just felt compelled to comment in regard to MMM's comics history comment...
Anything focused solely on superheroes is going to give you an incomplete-at-best view of US comics, and little if anything of what the rest of the world has offered the medium. I've got a few books on the subject at home, including a copy of "The Comics: The Complete Collection" which I've still shamefully not made a proper effort to read (despite having bought it over a year ago!), and there's some fascinating stuff there. Hell, the history of UK comics alone is already fascinatingly varied, both for the historical factors at play and for the variety of styles and genres at play. And, well, suffice to say that when I went to the Belgian Comic Strip Center in Brussels last year it felt very much like going to comics heaven.
(I've not read Supergods; partly because I'm not overly fond of Morrison's work, and partly because I already know more than I particularly care to about superhero comics...I'm open to adding it to the read pile if it contains genuinely interesting ideas, but overall I suspect these days I'm more likely to enjoy an issue of The Comics Journal)Last edited by Fysh; 02-12-2013 at 06:57 AM.
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Probably more than the Tintin museum got me, I'd say (That said, you forfeit them all if you don't get your arse along to the Cartoon Museum at some point. <3 that place!)
(If you're looking for books on comics history, I've got a copy of Masters of American Comics somewhere and I thought it was a good introduction to a cross-spectrum of American comics.)When in doubt, "Try not to be a dick" is usually a good place to start.
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They are basically the same, but as usual with paperback editions like this, there is a bit of extra material in the paperback (mostly a new afterword/foreword).
Personally, view it as this: it's half history half memoir. Personally, the memoir portion is more interesting to me because the history he covers (which does include some limited UK comic history, since that is where he came up) is stuff I know. If you have no comics history knowledge, it's a decent place to start.
Though Grant's love of certain characters may drag for you a bit (though maybe not, again, he was repeating things I knew).
Overall, though, I would recommend it. It's a good read."If you find 'I think you're wrong' offensive, there's not much I can tell you. Except that you are, in fact, wrong."
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Wow, UK Amazon is so much more varied than ours in Canada - you can get Ellis's latest novel, Reservoir Dogs on Blu-Ray, Immortal, and two lovely bricks of hash, nicely packed in plastic so they don't stain your other purchases.
I know our drug laws are getting progressive, but you still can't get that from our Amazon.


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Re-imagined. Redesigned. Revolutionized. OM-D E-M1 is the new flagship, creative Micro Four-Thirds camera system featuring 16MP Live MOS Image Sensor, Olympus FAST system, and New TruePic VII Image Processor
New York, NY — September 10, 2013 — Olympus today announced an exciting new flagship camera, the OM-D E-M1, available now for pre-order from leading camera and electronics retailer Adorama (http://www.adorama.com/results/olympus-flagships). This revolutionary mirrorless, interchangeable lens compact camera features a dust, splash and freeze-proof magnesium alloy body construction, 16MP Live MOS Image Sensor, dual phase/contrast autofocus, in-body five-axis image stabilization, and an intuitive control layout with customizable direct control buttons, offering an extraordinary photographic experience for professionals and serious photo enthusiasts alike.
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The new OM-D E-M1 comes equipped with built-in Wi-Fi capabilities. Photographers can use the Olympus Image Share (O.I. Share) application to easily share images or a mobile device, such as smartphone or tablet, to control AF and shutter. Data obtained with a mobile device can be added to images.
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My good friend Mark Paul Deren aka Madsteez is one of my absolute favourite people to hang with, and one of the most talented artists I know. He's painted murals all over the world, and done so with one regular eye and one crazy eye. By crazy eye I mean he can't see anything out of it other than random colour gradients; a rare condition he was born with.
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4.38 / 5.00 5,947 ViewsWell finally after 1 year of working on this, im finally able to share to newgrounds my latest and currently best creation.
this will not be possible without the help of tomfulp, because at first the filesize of the swf was 46mb, and tom was kind enough to optimize and reduce the size of my file, he was doing a job i was supposed to be doing, and he helped me change the audio of my work to avoid copyright issues. So Thank you Tom Fulp! Long live you and Newgrounds :D
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Dang son! Front page!! well this is my first time so forgive me for my joy. Im very happy for the fp i feel like my year of work finally paid off.
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Zwilling J.A.Henckels Pro Cutlery
Henckels pro line are rugged yet carry a slight flex for precision cutting. The pro line includes a utility knife, slicking knife, bread knife, santoku knife, cleaver and different block sets.
Zwilling J.A. Henckels Pro Serrated Utility Knife 5 inch
Regular Price: $100.00
Special Price: $79.95
Zwilling J.A. Pro Henckels 5 inch Santoku Hollow Edge
Regular Price: $125.00
Special Price: $99.95


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Hi everyone!
I'm taking a trip to see my boyfriend's family for Christmas. They are so sweet to me in terms of everything gluten free. This year, they would like to try to include me in a few restaurant plans but want to pick a place I can eat at. I've called a few places that they've heard had gluten free options, but many places seem to be catering to fad dieters and are not safe enough for Celiacs to eat at.
Does anyone have a restaurant you could recommend for any of the following areas?
San Francisco
Grass Valley
Nevada City
Thank you so much!


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Dresden, German Christmas markets
... and numbing So we dashed round the edge Snuck in the side door And climbed up stair cases To the very top floor The opera house grand Both inside and out And the voices of singers Bellowed boldly about We thought by this stage In our lives we would be Mature and cultured No longer silly and free But the German subtitles, Seemed give nothing away And at the end of it all They all died on that day Well we thought they had died But ...
... was a quick drive tour around the city to orientate us a bit. It got totally dark by 4:45pm and was a bit rainy so I'm looking forward to exploring properly tomorrow! We've had a quick drink at the rooftop bar, and when I braved the freezing outside to see the view, I had an unintended perfect look into a man's apartment across the road from us. He had a very straightforward modern German apartment, just his lounge lamp was ...
Dresden - A time of sadness for the family
... thoughts about leaving, however we are glad we went along with Nathan's
dad wishes. We are all feeling sadness
at the loss of a great, generous and loving man and our thoughts and prayers
are with Nathan's mother and his sisters and brothers. Nathan will return home for the funeral and
then rejoin Traci and the kids back in Bielefeld.
Dresden is another
beautiful city with ...
A visit to the former East Germany.....
... the trip to Poland tomorrow. My packing system seems to be working, as I was able to load my main pack very quickly. It's hard to believe that my time in Dresden is almost finished. I've enjoyed my time here but haven't seen as much as I wanted to, such as some of the major galleries and museums. I'll have to try and return on a future trip. Tomorrow I venture to Poland for the first time, which I'm looking forward to.
Campsite to castle
... it has changed a lot as it was bombed very heavily during the war. It is connected to Coventry as that too was heavily bombed.
After the war it was not looked after very well as East Germany was ruled by Communists and they didn't rebuild very much. After the communists left in 1989 lots of work has been done and it is a really beautiful city ...