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I'd bet money that Ryan Adams was on Ritalin as a kid. And I say this not only because he has that kind of manic genius about him that so many hyper kids have, but because for the entirety of last night's show, he was grabbing spare attention any way he could -- even though he was already the focal point. Adams turned the packed-out Fox Theater into an impromptu comedy show, interspersing classic Cardinals songs with rambling jokes and improved blues riffs. And he wasn't the only one. Father John Misty played his show for laughs too, throwing in deadpan one-liners in the middle of his songs, at one point announcing, "This one's a real panty-dropper."Courtesy of PAX AM
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Maybe opener Jeremy Messersmith didn't get the memo about the improv theme, because his show was widely devoid of any chatty interlude. He admitted as much, saying "I'm not too good at the whole stage banter thing so how about just the regular 'How you folks doin' tonight? Rock and Roll!'" Messersmith played a clipped set that opened with his big hit to this point, Tourniquet, arguably his most solid of the night. It's easy to see the potential star power in the driving rhythms and huge sound. In fact, most of the set sounded like sad, pang-ing road trip music. If you've ever left behind everything you loved and driven across the dusty plains to freedom and the great unknown, then Jeremy Messersmith is so your jam.
Father John Misty took the stage looking like a kindly old hobo, complete with floppy hat and a loose-fitting suit. Fans familiar with his usual brand of heartfelt dream-folk were probably surprised by his presentation as a folksy troubadour dispensing yuks to the crowd. Most everyone didn't really know what to think, especially since the first words out of his mouth - something about how bad radio music is - were seemingly an insult to the radio-sponsored show.
He seemed to win the crowd over, though. The folks next to me were in hysterics over lyrics that I had always thought of as sad. Maybe it was his presentation. He had the air of someone who wants to be serious but is too self-conscious to be taken seriously, so they make constant jokes. A couple songs in, he tore the giant hat off his head and threw it down. "That's a goofy-ass hat...my hair is in that Eddie Vedder stage though. And with my voice, I don't want to be an exact doppelganger of that guy. Much as I care about social issues and all."
Misty sounded nothing like the pickle-in-mouth-singing King of Grunge, for what it's worth. Stripped-down versions of "Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings" and "Nancy" allowed Father John Misty's voice and his deep, broody lyricism to shine. But it's almost a shame because these songs are so big and dreamy in the studio versions that it's hard not to feel like something is missing.
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Oct. 5 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks rallied, giving the Standard & Poor's 500 Index its biggest two-day gain in more than a month, as economic data topped estimates and investors speculated Europe will act to contain the region's debt crisis.
Alcoa Inc. and Cisco Systems Inc. added at least 2.7 percent to pace gains among companies most-tied to the economy. Financial stocks rebounded as Morgan Stanley jumped 3.4 percent. Monsanto Co. climbed 5.2 percent as the world's largest seed company forecast higher-than-expected earnings. Yahoo! Inc. surged 10 percent, the most since 2008, after a report that Microsoft Corp. may make a bid. Apple Inc. gained 1.5 percent, preventing the longest decline since 1998.
The S&P 500 advanced 1.8 percent to 1,144.03 at 4 p.m. New York time, rallying 4.1 percent in two days. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 131.24, or 1.2 percent, to 10,939.95.
"We are headed for the mother of all counter-trend rallies in equities," said Michael A. Gayed, the chief investment strategist at Pension Partners LLC in New York. "We've seen tremendous panic. There's likely to be some kind of reevaluation of the financial sector. It could be because of the realization that we're going to have some sort of recapitalization in Europe. It could very well be that we saw the bottom."
Stocks reversed losses yesterday, rallying in the final hour of trading, amid speculation European Union officials are examining how to recapitalize the region's banks. The S&P 500 was on the brink of a bear market during the worst of yesterday's losses, falling more than 20 percent from an April peak. The index is now down 16 percent since April 29, on concern about Europe's debt crisis.
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The International Monetary Fund said EU officials are working on plans to boost bank capital. France and Belgium said a "bad bank" will be set up to hold Dexia SA's troubled assets. German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Europe's rescue fund will only be used as a last resort to save banks and that investors may have to take deeper losses as part of a Greek rescue.
Investors also weighed economic reports that topped forecasts. Private employment expanded last month, while the Institute for Supply Management's non-manufacturing index fell to 53. The median forecast of 75 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News was for a drop to 52.8. Orders picked up.
A 3.8 percent rally tomorrow in the S&P 500 would create a pattern that may result in a "sharp decline" a day later, according to Tom DeMark, the creator of indicators for identifying turning points in securities. The index would send a bearish sign if it reached 1,188 tomorrow, he said.
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"Tomorrow is a very important day for us," DeMark said in an interview with Bloomberg television. "People are not smart off of market bottoms. If you do get three up closes off a low, we'll see a vacuum in the market and that vacuum will accent the decline even more than the upside."
DeMark, the founder of Market Studies LLC, said on Sept. 22 that the S&P 500 might drop as low as 1,076 before investor panic abated and stocks advanced. The benchmark index for American equities fell yesterday to 1,074.77 and has gained 6.4 percent since.
The Morgan Stanley Cyclical Index of companies most-tied to the economy rose 2.7 percent today. The Dow Jones Transportation Average, a proxy for the economy, added 2.7 percent. Alcoa, the largest U.S. aluminum producer, gained 2.7 percent to $9.37. Cisco increased 3.7 percent to $16.16.
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The KBW Bank Index of 24 stocks rallied 1.1 percent after falling as much as 2.5 percent. Morgan Stanley jumped 3.4 percent to $14.48. Bank of America Corp. added 0.2 percent to $5.77 after falling as much as 4.3 percent.
Monsanto advanced 5.2 percent to $66.25. The company forecast higher-than-forecast fiscal first-quarter profit as Latin American farmers increase demand for genetically modified crops. Profit will be 10 cents to 15 cents a share in the three months that began Sept. 1. Five analysts surveyed by Bloomberg estimated earnings of 8 cents, on average.
Yahoo surged 10 percent to $15.92. Microsoft might enlist a partner to go after Yahoo, Reuters reported today, citing sources close to the situation. Yahoo spurned a $47.5 billion bid from Microsoft in 2008. No decision has been made to come back to the negotiating table, and there are internal divisions at Microsoft over the idea, Reuters said.
Apple, the world's largest technology company, rose 1.5 percent to $378.25, halting a string of consecutive declines. The stock fell 7.9 percent over the previous seven days.
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Some stocks moved on analysts' recommendations. Walt Disney Co., the largest theme-park operator, added 5.5 percent, the most in the Dow, to $31.51 after being raised to "buy" from "hold" at Citigroup Inc. Apollo Group Inc., the biggest U.S. for-profit college, gained 8.5 percent to $42.22 as Credit Suisse Group AG boosted its rating to "outperform" from "neutral."
The U.S. stock market probably hit bottom yesterday and will rebound as investors refocus on fundamentals and earnings after weeks of distraction from the European debt crisis, Oppenheimer & Co.'s Brian Belski said.
The U.S. stock market is positioned for a rally after weeks of defensive positioning and indiscriminate selling that has led to record declines, Belski, chief investment strategist at Oppenheimer in New York, said on Bloomberg Television's "Inside Track With Deirdre Bolton and Erik Schatzker." Investors have become overly focused on the daily news on the Greek sovereign debt crisis and have forgotten that earnings drive stock prices, not macroeconomic news, he said.
"Earnings will surprise to the upside -- earnings estimates have been slashed too much," Belski said. "The market's going to get squeezed and we're going to have a nice year-end rally."
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"Yes I plan to release my findings in that case tomorrow," Edwards confirmed Monday.
Riggins was shot and killed by Albany Police Department Officer Eric Strom after she reportedly brandished a handgun and knife at the officer during a domestic violence call.
Family members have said publicly that they didn't believe the official version of the story, after some neighbors told local media that Riggins was unarmed when she was shot.
Police responded to a call of a possible domestic dispute at the home of Eddie Anderson on West Gordon Avenue. When Strom arrived, he reportedly told GBI agents, who were called in to investigate, that Riggins was armed with a .357 handgun and a knife and that she fired at him, prompting him to pull his weapon, according to GBI Special-Agent-in-Charge Mike Lewis.
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Fall of 2002, I killed and burned one acre meadow.
December 15, 2002, I broadcast little bluestem grass seed. April, 2003, I broadcast wildflower seeds. http://home.earthlink.net/~jdaeb/meadow.htm Summer of 2003, field was covered with crabgrass that I continously mowed short, but couldn't stop it from producing seed on short shoots, but still there were many short wildflower plants, and I think little bluestem, but I'm not sure. http://home.earthlink.net/~jdaeb/meadow.htm QUESTION: Now, March 21, 2004, in central Indiana, the field is covered with a mat of dead crabgrass with wildflower seedlings/plants underneath it. Would it be safe for the wildflower plants/seedlings if I were to wait for a dry day and set the crabgrass on fire. i.e., if I burn the mat of crabgrass, would it kill the little bluestem (if there is any ???) and/or the new wildflower seedlings and plants that started last year? |
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Joe, I've got the same problem with the crabgrass. It forms a solid mat only an inch thick but very dense. It doesn't cover my whole flower patch (2 acres) but areas 20 - 50 ft. across. I'm going to burn when conditions are right. I don't think you need to worry about harming the young grasses if you burn, but others with more experience in this area will be along to help you. Good luck! |
Burning now won't hurt native warm-season grasses. They are still dormant, and burning to remove thatch during spring will actually help the warm-season grasses to prosper. |
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A serial killer is stalking Virginia's young lovers, taking their lives and taunting police with a single clue: a jack of hearts. For two years, the meaning of this card has eluded FBI investigators. But as Scarpetta begins searching the victims' remains for microscopic clues, she begins to suspect that someone in the FBI knows more about the murderer.
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"Glad I didn't skip this one!"
I didn't read the print version.
Serious character development of peripheral characters- some cute Moreno moments.
I enjoy her reading if Moreno and his New York accent.
I'm so glad I didn't let other reviews sway me from purchasing this book. I'm going through the Scarpetta series for the first time and other readers had me worried. I have no idea what they were talking about! This story is smart, twisty, and dark like the pervious Kay novels.
Abby Turnbull returns. Additionally, we learn a lot more about Moreno and Wesley in this installment.I enjoyed the whole story and it definitely kept me listening, waiting to see whodunit.
For anyone reading the whole series, I can't imagine not including this book in the lineup! Worth the listen.
"Story was slow, anti-climatic - Critts destroys it"
Cornwell - yes. Critt - NO
Boring, predictable.
It could have been read by someone else. Critt takes pauses that are so long, I have checked numerous times to see if my device has died. Her voice for Benton is absurd - some snarky, angry-at-the-world jerk that snaps every word he says. Not Benton at all. And for god's sake, does she have the mic shoved in her mouth or does she breathe abnormally loud? Disgusting.
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Fun read...Kay Scarpetta, our heroine, hangs in there against entrenched bureaucracy and Washington DC favorite political appointees. But, her relationships go nowhere. Nobody reviews Pete Marino; in this book, she remakes him into a decent human being from a slob. One wonders if Cornwell knows somebody like that and does a virtual redo. Page turner that does not lag or sag. Show me the next book!
This book was very good, but then all the Scarpetta novels are good. They all have such twists and turns. Sometimes I do wonder though, about how all these weirdos get to her! ;o)
"I always enjoy Kay Scarpetta and this no exception"
This was one of the earlier of the Kay series and it was one that I had not read so I enjoyed how the story developed and I felt like an observer watching the development of not only solving the case, but in the shifting each character's personal life.
The strategy and the plot and development of the case
This was my first time listening to C.J. , it took me about ten minutes into the story and then I was used to her voice and it seem to fit very well.
There was a lot of emotion in this book, not enough humor, but not sure if it was needed. I was guessing throughout trying to figure the case and the life of the characters and the ending left me wanting to go to the next book.
I always enjoy Patrica Cornwell's books, she is complicated but yet puts it all so simple and smooth. I even like the way she takes the time to describe the scenery, the weather, the color of hair, clothes, all the small but important details that bring the story to life.
"Good early one..."
It's good to remember how good these early Scarpetta books are, before the dreadful Lucy co-opted the series with her myriad of woes. "All That Remains" has Scarpetta at her best -- dedicated to her job, interesting with her cooking skills, open and friendly -- and most of all, being nice to Marino -- as compared to latter books, where she openly makes fun of him. I suppose Patricia Cornwell took a lot of heat from her feminist friends, for her early books like this that had Marino as a "good' character, in spite of his rough exterior. Too bad Cornwell caved in. I like Marino, always have. And in this book, you can see why.
Interesting, too, to hear this book read -- first time for me, although I've probably read it twice, maybe more. For Scarpetta fans, we know that Benton Wesley continues to play a major role throughout this series. In print, he seems like an okay-enough guy, maybe as good a counterpart for Kay as any man could be. But hearing how narrator C. J. Critt renders him, the voice she gives him, he comes across as a total loser as a human, friend or certainly love interest -- he sounds cold, nasty and self-absorbed. No criticism of Miz Critt intended -- her interpretation is just as valid as mine. It was just interesting to see this character in a very different way.
Good listen. I enjoyed it.
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My husband & I have listened to a number of the Scarpetta novels & this was 1 of my favorites! Plenty of mystery, but not so much gore as in later books. An excellent book to listen to on a long journey.
"Old book"
This might be ok but it is an old book and is irrelevant by today's standards
"Diggin' the Scarpetta series"
In my top five for sure.
I like that the storyline was simple and easy to follow.
I just like her narration in general.
I would recommend this to anyone into mystery and detective novels. It has a similar feel to the Patterson Women's Murder Club series, which I loved!
"Great as always!"
I love this author. I have readand listened to lots of her books. I haven't listened to them in ordered of date published but it hasn't mattered. It's interesing to hear about characters iin the earlier books and learn how/why they've evolved as they have!
I have actually gone to the internet while reading/listening to a Scarpetta novel and looking things! I've learned lots!
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excuse me? stfu mate she is not pregnant. do you see a bump? nope? didnt think so mate. she and Liam are in love, thats why they got engaged! shes only 19, shes not going to have kids now. as for her engagement, she might even wait til shes 21 or so before they actually tie the knot. so shar ya face beb, you dnt know nothing :) ciao xxx
I still think the main reason she got engaged is that she's pregnant. Trying to quickly cover it up. Tsk.
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