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Underworld: Awakening
Kathryn Schroeder
Released: January 27, 2012
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It has been twelve years since Selene walked the Earth in all of her pleather/plastic death dealing vampire wearing goddessness. She returns in
Underworld: Awakening
with a vengeance but also a new role to play, mommy. Beginning with a very good montage of the previous three
franchise films it is a nice refresher course for those who have seen them and fills in the gaps for those who are experiencing an
film for the first time. It then shows the viewer the state of the world now, as a place of modern warfare where vampires and lycans are being exterminated by humans. As Selene puts it, "Humans no longer kill each other, they kill us." The blood feud between the lycans and vampires is all but forgotten in
Underworld: Awakening
, a strong point in the story as it gives it the possibility to re-vamp itself and make way for the next chapter, that of the hybrid.
At the same time the post-apocalyptic feel of the first two
films is lost, leaning more towards a very generic human world laced with, dare I say it, tones of the
Resident Evil
franchise as genetics, mutations, and the scientific experiments of a company are at play here, not the genetic mutations found in the previous films. Regardless,
Underworld: Awakening
still has at its core what fans of the series come to expect--an ass-kicking time with Selene, plenty of lycans getting angry, and enough action to fill three movies. There is also the newest addition, since Michael is missing from this installment (or is he?), the young hybrid girl who has been raised inside the Antigen Corporations lab since her birth. The secret here is really not a secret, nor has it ever been from the trailers and clips released of the film, that she is indeed Selene and Michael's child. How that was able to happen is not made clear, probably because the screenwriter's do not know exactly how either; or it leaves material for the next film. Either way it was inevitable to introduce a hybrid child and while it is the plot device that the entire film is motivated upon, as Selene must keep her daughter safe from the lycans (and the new lycan-in-charge) the child never becomes annoying in the film--a thankful thing. All eyes continue to focus on Selene, and the future of the vampire race. This story is far from over, and after watching
Underworld: Awakening
you will be thankful.
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Shot in 3D, and shown in IMAX,
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films and it plagues this one as well, the lycan. The effects on the lycans are always below expectations, the transformations a bit shoddy, the blending of CGI and live-action imperfect. You would think the effects team would get it right by the fourth film but alas they still struggle. For those who have seen the prior films you expect this, and therefore it will not bother you. For newbies it may strike a chord of disappointment. Then again, everything else looks amazing, so it is easily forgivable.
Is it worth watching in 3D? This is always the question. It will look great in 2D, there is no doubt. The 3D does have some great moments during the action scenes, and it makes the explosions all the more spectacular when silver dust fills the screen. As for the IMAX presentation, if you want the sound to rip through your body and cause your chest to feel like it is shaking then IMAX is for you with
Underworld: Awakening
. The sound effects are incredibly loud and pulsating, the IMAX sound system amplifies this to the utmost highest level.
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With a running time of merely 90 minutes
Underworld: Awakening
does not waste one single minute on tawdry dialogue or inconsequential events. The entire movie is one big action sequence after another, between vampires and lycans, hybrids and lycans, and this time around humans are in on the fight as well. It may have been twelve years that Selene was in an icy cryogenic tomb but her fighting skills appear to have only improved--old age is not getting the best of this vampire. It could also have something to do with the "gift" she received from the father of all vampires, Alexander, at the end of
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What is different this time around is the Uber-Lycan. Genetically bred to be bigger, stronger, faster, and a whole lot scarier this Lycan is more than twice the size of the other Lycans and makes Selene look miniature-sized. The fight scenes between the two find Selene getting knocked around, literally, and a big bloody mess being made. It makes for great entertainment, even if the special effects on the big bad Upber-Lycan could have used a bit more polishing.
Underworld: Awakening
is as fast-paced of an action movie you will find, and with stunts aplenty to keep you transfixed on the screen. Should you look away you may miss something great, like Selene high-flying her way in the air only to come down with a sharp object right into a Lycan's head--and no one wants to miss that.
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Sandrine Holt (Lida)
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How do we deal with Hamid Karzai?
- By Christian BroseChristian Brose is a senior editor at Foreign Policy. He served as chief speechwriter and policy advisor for U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice from 2005 to 2008, and as speechwriter for former U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell from 2004 to 2005.
If you have not yet read Elizabeth Rubin's profile of Hamid Karzai, forthcoming in this Sunday's New York Times Magazine, drop whatever you're doing and get cracking. What's remarkable is that she manages to paint Karzai in a genuinely sympathetic light while still absolutely burying him. The reasons to approve of this latter conclusion are much discussed, well understood, and well deserved. To that, Rubin adds color and texture and detail and some damn good anecdotes (like this little dagger that Karzai's reputed drug-runner brother hurled at him: "Well, Hamid, at least I'm only ruining Kandahar. You're ruining the whole country.")
But as much as it deserves repeating, for it threatens to cripple the entire U.S. war effort, the story of Karzai ruining Afghanistan is more familiar. What we often forget is just what a truly awful, thankless job the man has, and Rubin's piece captures this with beauty and empathy. Like here:
At the end of the workday, the president takes a brisk 10-minute walk. When I followed after him one cold evening, 10 men or more covered him as he walked along. His cellphone rang. He slipped aside. The men tried to stay near. Assassins have repeatedly tried to kill Karzai. A bullet just missed him in Kandahar in 2002. In 2007, he was rocketed during a speech in Ghazni, between Kabul and Kandahar — but he stayed onstage. He insisted on holding an Independence Day parade last year despite security warnings. And sure enough, a well-trained hit squad fired on the parade, killing several officials and narrowly missing the president. For the last two years security has been so tight, friends say, that the president is getting what they call the Arg syndrome. Sometimes at night he has been known to slip out of the palace with a bodyguard in a beat-up car just to drive around Kabul and see what's going on. He will express surprise, delight, even, at the new buildings and sights.
It's worth reminding ourselves that being president of Afghanistan is a nearly superhuman task. And I feel like that is something George Bush understood better than Barack Obama has thus far, as ironic as that may seem for all of the latter's talk of empathy. Yes, the Bush team screwed up plenty in Afghanistan, and we're trying to unwind that legacy now. But Bush seemed to understand that, in a fragile war-torn country like Afghanistan — or Iraq, for that matter — a country with virtually no effective institutions to speak of and where people are trying to build them out of whole cloth, strong U.S. support for individual leaders is often the most realistic way to get your local partners to make difficult but important decisions under extremely tough circumstances.
What's more, as Rubin illustrates, Karzai is intensely paranoid by nature, made even more so by the paranoia-producing politics of Afghanistan. And I think Bush empathized with and understood how to manage someone of that psychology — by keeping him close, building him up, encouraging him, reassuring him, talking with him weekly, even erring on the side of being too supportive, but then using the confidence you've built to bring the hammer down when needed and push him to make tough but necessary decisions that he otherwise wouldn't make. (Pressuring Karzai to sack Mohammed Fahim in 2004 comes to mind, which Karzai now tells Rubin was a bad idea — evidence of what a good idea it probably was.) This, by the way, was roughly the same approach that Bush (read: Ryan Crocker and David Petraeus) adopted with another weak, paranoid leader of a ravaged country at war: Maliki in Iraq. And in that case, it worked well. Maybe too well.
The empathetic approach to Karzai has its risks, of course — chief among them that we aren't tough enough with him, he walks all over us, and then for our trouble we're perceived by most Afghans as propping up a leader they are increasingly frustrated with. That said, the Obama administration has been pursuing the alternative model, and it may be working out worse.
One of the first things the Obama team did — aside from repeatedly dumping on Karzai anonymously in public — was scrap the weekly video conference he had with Bush. All of this sent Karzai an unequivocal signal that he was losing the full support of his biggest ally, which only fueled his paranoia. So he did what any weak, suspicious, self-doubting president of Afghanistan would do: He hedged his bets. He reached out to all of the different factions in the country, and he cut deals to build the broadest possible base of support for himself in the run up to this month's election. This means that he has brought some utterly awful individuals, warlords and murderers and thugs, onto his ticket. As an act of political self-preservation, it was a master stroke, but if Karzai is reelected, it may render his future government ineffective, and with it Obama's policy.
Maybe we could have done more to cultivate a credible alternative to Karzai (though I get the sense that Holbrooke and Eikenberry have worked pretty hard on that). Maybe Karzai will undergo a Maliki-like transformation into a more effective leader. Maybe he will lose the election anyway. Maybe. Ultimately, the United States will go to war with the president of Afghanistan we've got, not the one we want. And if that man is Hamid Karzai, we'd better figure out how to make him the best Hamid Karzai possible — or, perhaps more realistically, the least bad, least self-destructive, and least threatening to our mission. As for where to find an answer to that question, Elizabeth Rubin's article is the best place to start.
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"One of the forest guards spotted three cubs. The cubs, according to him, are of the tigress T-30 in the Khandar area. But we are yet to confirm it.
Trap cameras have been set up in the area to captures pictures of the tigress and her cubs," chief wildlife warden A Choubey said.
"One of the forest guards spotted three cubs. The cubs, according to him, are of the tigress T-30 in the Khandar area. But we are yet to confirm it. Trap cameras have been set up in the area to captures pictures of the tigress and her cubs," chief wildlife warden A Choubey said.
"The area has been cordoned off and we are hopeful of capturing pictures of the cub soon." Rajesh Gupta, additional director of the park, said.The park has been seeing a baby boom since the past year when 17 cubs were born. However, officials warned out of the 17 cubs, two have not been spotted in the recent days.
"The number of cubs in the past year was very good but we may soon see some migration when they become sub-adults," stated Choubey.
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"These are pictures of the T25 tiger looking after the two cubs that he fathered," said tiger expert Valmik Thapar, as he announced to enthralled audience at the Jaipur Literature Festival (JLF) that this doubtful behaviour of the wild cats now stood confirmed in the Ranthambore forests. "This was unheard of in the tiger literature of the world. Only the female tigers were known to raise the cubs, but T25 has shown that the males also do it," Thapar asserted.
Until now the tiger was suspected to be playing a 'doting dad' to the two cubs after their mother died in February 2011. The state wildlife authorities, too, had been keeping a watch on the tiger and the orphaned cubs since June 2011 when first indications were picked up that T25 could be doubling up as mother.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Hendrix's Magnum Opus is in the classic Pantheon of the Great
The third album from The Jimi Hendrix Experience was released in 1968 and, more than 40 years on, justifiably finds its place in most people's top ten greatest rock albums of all time.
However the fame/notoriety of EL doesn't really do it justice: to realise just how ground-breaking and innovative this project was, how revolutionary in concept and execution,...
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3.0 out of 5 stars A ten star album in one star presentation
Electric Ladyland is one of Jimi Hendrix' great achievements and one of the greatest albums of all time...
But this edition is dreadful, with poor sound, the ''distorted ladies' album cover which Jimi hated and the truly stupid track layout of sides one and four on the first CD and sides two and three on the second. What was Polydor thinking?
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5.0 out of 5 stars Hendrix's Magnum Opus is in the classic Pantheon of the Great,
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The third album from The Jimi Hendrix Experience was released in 1968 and, more than 40 years on, justifiably finds its place in most people's top ten greatest rock albums of all time.
However the fame/notoriety of EL doesn't really do it justice: to realise just how ground-breaking and innovative this project was, how revolutionary in concept and execution, you need to listen to it against other music from the period. Hendrix re-defined what could be done with the electric guitar and his excellent song-writing, experimentation with sound and uniquely creative lyrics offer a rewarding experience to anyone interested in the evolution of modern music.
The original 2-disk album had 16 tracks of varying length (of course on the vinyl - the only format available until the 1980s - this meant four `sides' of music). The running order chosen by Jimi and put out on release was:
Side 1
1. And the Gods Made Love
2. Have you ever been to Electric Ladyland?
3. Cross Town Traffic
4. Voodoo Chile (the long, bluesy version)
Side 2
1. Little Miss Strange (composed by Noel Redding)
2. Long Hot Summer Night
3. Come on (let the good times roll)
4. Gypsy Eyes
5. Burning of the Midnight Lamp
Side 3
1. Rainy Day, Dream Away
2. 1983: A Merman I should turn to be...
3. Moon, turn the Tides
Side 4
1. Still Raining, still Dreaming
2. House Burning Down
3. All along the Watchtower (Jimi's seminal and definitive version of Bob Dylan's original song)
4. Voodoo Chile slight return (the 5-minute full-on version with that famous intro)
Now, this album contains everything: first-class electric blues (`Voodoo Chile'); experimental soundscape (`And the Gods...', `Moon turn the Tides'); gospel-derived/choral-driven ballads (`Long Hot Summer Night', `Burning of the Midnight Lamp'); crisply executed danceable rock (`Cross Town Traffic', `Come On', `Gypsy Eyes'); extended, spaced-out experiment in psychedelia (`1983...' listen to Pink Floyd's `Echoes' from 1971 and speculate where the inspiration came from); the powerful and mind-expanding (`VCSL'); a first-class hit single in an unusual minor key inspiring a shiver-down-the-spine feel (`All along the Watchtower').
Hendrix was a virtuoso musician and a visionary, never afraid to experiment with the new. Here on EL, in one timeless project, you have it all. His guitar style, frequently imitated, has never really been equalled: he was a one-off, a fountain of creativity cut off in his prime.
Now you have several versions of EL to choose from. The main choice is between:
1. The original 2-disc set from Polydor with sides 1&4 on one disc and 2&3 on the other, as with the 1968 vinyl release (however because of the CD format you'll hear sides 1&4 run together, then 2&3 on the second disc which doesn't work so well when listening to the whole work). This version has the original nude cover art, which you might feel worth having if you care for authenticity (though of course it's not the astounding 24" x 12" size of the vinyl cover)
2. The `Authorised Hendrix Family Edition' with its tell-tale yellow and purple rectangular sticker, which claims to be `digitally remastered' but it's hard to tell the difference in sound quality - in fact to these ears, there is virtually no difference. Here you get the whole album on one disk with the correct 1-2-3-4 running order as originally intended, plus a DVD of questionable value titled `An Inside Look' and a few photos of the trio relaxing. You'll likely pay a bit more for this version, as the royalties go to the extended family (all three of the JHE are now deceased, Mitchell as recently as 2008, and Jimi had no known children to inherit anything)
3. Or you can download it, track by track
So, take your pick. But regardless of which version you choose, if you care about the history of rock music and want the classic and the best in your collection, you should buy `Electric Ladyland.'
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5.0 out of 5 stars If Jimi were a car mechanic, I'd watch him fix my car,
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This latest incarnation of Electric Ladyland (it is unclear whether this is a new remastering or not) comes with a DVD of the 1997 Classic Albums documentary, expanded to 85 minutes (around twice the length of the televised version).
That the album is a masterpiece is not in question. That it, along with Sgt Pepper, heralded the-way-that-an-album-should-be-made lends it a slightly dubious legacy to those who favour the get-it-down-quick approach to rock'n'roll.
The documentary consists of Ladyland engineer Eddie Kramer revisiting the original 8-track tapes song by song at a mixing desk. The bearded, pony-tailed Kramer does a good job of hosting the piece, though his resemblance to Eric Idle's character from The Rutles is uncanny. The usual suspects are interviewed, including Mitchell, Redding, Chandler, Winwood, Dave Mason, Buddy Miles and Jack Casady (clutching the most beautiful gold-coloured semi-acoustic Gibson bass guitar).
The film, however, gives insight into the necessity of this new, time-evaporating approach in this particular instance with this particular genius. Kramer sheds light on the painstaking but innovative experimentation Jimi took to get the sound exactly how he envisioned; the mandolin effect on `Burning of the Midnight Lamp'; the comb kazoo on Crosstown Traffic. He highlights Jimi's virtuosity; arranging and layering multiple vocal and guitar tracks to make, well, beautiful timeless music.
We know that the sessions were full of hangers-on, which pissed-off both Noel and Chas, who, with hilarious Geordie logic, observes that "if you were a car mechanic you wouldn't take your friends along to watch you fix a car."
The film's gem, for me, is a hauntingly beautiful unreleased demo of `Gypsy Eyes', with a completely different melody and structure from the finished version.
The booklet is disappointing; its photos are of varying quality, and accompanied by Derek Taylor's stream of (hippy) consciousness. Of great interest, however, are Jimi's handwritten instructions for the album's artwork. Jimi hated the cover. The naked ladies were the work of Lambert and Stamp.
There can scarce be a Hendrix fan/rock music fan who doesn't know this album. Whether you'll want to fork out for it yet again depends just how Experienced you are.
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5.0 out of 5 stars How do you play guitar like this?,
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I was 12. After badgering my Mum she'd bought me a cheap Spanish Acoustic guitar for my birthday. I'd driven the family mad plinking away at the damn thing, but had mastered some basic chords and a couple of easy songs. Then my brother, then 18, came home with a copy of this album; with its original cover of 19 naked women on it. Teenage male hormones beginning to assert themselves in me, I took an interest in said album cover. Further inspection showed it to be a double album. Never one to do things in order I put on side 4 first. 'Well! Hello!' a wah wah guitar perfectly intoned. What! I was hooked. The up beat but still laid back funk of Still Raining, Still Dreaming gave way to House Burning Down with wonderful fills and impeccable soundpainting throughout (especially Jimi's wonderful giant boat from space landing with eerie grace). Next up was all Along The Watchtower, and to wrap it all up Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) that was, and still remains utterly astounding. How was guitar playing like this possible? I soon learnt that everyone has always asked the same question since late1966.
This is Jimi's magnum opus. If Are You Experienced, Axid Bold as Love, The Woodstock Star Spangled Banner, that killer live version of Johhny B Goode from Berkeley; if none of those existed but this did, he would still be considered the most gifted musician ever to pick up the electric guitar.
If you're used to modern heavy metal with often somewhat scary looking gentlemen performing feats of considerable technical skill on the guitar but haven't heard any Hendrix, give this a go. This is what happens when technical mastery and limitless musical imagination combine. Our scary looking gentlemen might be technical skilled, but often lack in imagination - this is what true guitar genius sounds like. And do you think thrash metal can sound angry? Ah well, try the aforementioned Voodoo Chile (Slight Return), the guitar is so threatening it tattoos itself onto your audio memory! Just as Beethoven turned music into his own, personal language in his late quartets and piano sonatas so too does Hendrix on this album with the guitar. He was and still remains utterly unique.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Inspirational,
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Once you bypass the nonsense surrounding the cover and concentrate on the music you realise why JH was such an inspiration to S McBride and J Mayer . one also gets an idea of where JH was heading - blues/jazz/funk? Played in his inimitable style. Guitarists will appreciate the tone colours that SRV talks about. The tracks are all so well known nowadays even used in tv commercials. For someone who loathed his own voice, often asking for it to eclipsed by the music , the vocals are indeed surprisingly good. Double tracked and falsetto on one track. This is an essential ingredient for anyone who loves electric guitar.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Mercurial Hendrix Album In A Great Package,
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What more can be said about this mercurial Jimi Hendrix Album that hasn't already been expressed already, so to refer to this package, it's truly excellent!
The twinning with an extended version of the "Making of DVD" with the benchmark album itself makes it an inspired insight into the music and how it was originally put together with great contributions from Eddie Kramer, Steve Winwood, Mitch Mitchell, Noel Redding to name but a few of the faces providing the context here.If you are planning to buy a CD copy of the album then this is the one to go for.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Great 40th Anniversary edition,
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Most people will know about Jimi's classic Electric Ladyland album but I would imagine that many are more interested in the DVD content. Its not the Classic Album DVD but a new documentary, circa 90 minutes long with archive footage, and interviews from different eras with the main protagonists in the Jimi Hendrix Story. Some of the Classic Album footage is within the content but there's enough of interest to make getting this collectors edition worthwhile, in my opinion.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent product for audiophile palates,
Excellent CD of one of the mythical Experience's recordings. The Polydor version adds the taste of the original recording without modern "adjustments". Very good quality but raw sound as expected for this kind of recordings. "All alone the watchtower" is a supreme piece of Dylan's art coloured by Hendrix's force. Wonderful. A good option for those interested in audiophile aspects of Hendrix's art. This fact and the original viny-style cover makes this Hendrix's record one of the best options on the digital domain.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Genius!,
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Possibly the greatest psychedelic rock album ever by possibly the greatest rock guitarist ever! This album is pretty much required listening for anyone who loves music.
5.0 out of 5 stars THE MASTER'S MASTERPIECE,
WOW!!!! This is Jimi at his best.....There's no other albums out there where you can hear blues , rock , punk , grunge , soul & funk all on one album. That's what makes Electric Ladyland so great..... The guy was years ahead of his time and there was no one doing this sort of stuff in 1969!!! You can really hear Jimi's blues side on this album with songs such as voodoo Chile and house burning down...If those song's had been done by Muddy Waters then the blues mafia would have said that they were some of the greatest blues tracks of all time!!! Jimi just took the blues and moved it forward and put his own spin on it....If you dont own it then buy it!!! The compilations really dont do the man justice!!!! I will say however that while I consider Electric Ladyland to be Jimi's greatest album I do actually prefer listening to Axis Bold As Love....Only because I prefer that soul/funk vibe and some of the mellow stuff!!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Electric Ladyland,
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Every time I hear this album, I hear something new!
Upon recently rediscovering "Electric Ladyland", I find many, if not most of the tracks could have been released anytime within the last 40 years! It seems ironic though, that the recording techniques used, to give a sci-fi/modern theme, ie varispeed, tape reversal etc, actually date the tracks on which its used!
This was Jimi's third album and the first to use outside musicians. "Long Hot Summer Night" contains some fantastic piano by Al Kooper, and great backing vocals by Jimi, providing a great gospel vibe to the whole track. Jimi's rhythm guitar absolutely shines. Jack Casady (Jefferson Airplane) provides Bass, and Steve Windwood (Traffic) Organ, to "Voodoo Chile" Mike Finnigan and Buddy Miles provide Organ and Drums to "Rainy Day Dream Away/ Still Raining Still Dreaming. Chris Wood and Dave Mason, both of "Traffic" are also on the album, providing Flute and Guitar. Even Brian Jones (The Rolling Stones) manages to add Percussion to "All Along The Watchtower".
I can very highly recommend this absolute classic. Try it with headphones for a true 60s Experience!!
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At one point, the D&H had owned the rail line between North Creek and Saratoga Springs, as well as the Lake George Steamboat Company. Visitors who want to take the train and a scenic boat ride on Lake George will be able to ride the train from Saratoga to Thurman, where they will be shuttled 12 miles to the Steamboat Company in downtown Lake George.
"Basically your vacation can start once you get on one of our trains," Gonyo said.
The SNC is also establishing weekend passenger service in the off-season months of March, April and May.
"While we rely on tourist-based passenger trains, we want to show that we're a year-round operation," Gonyo said. "The SNC doesn't close its doors between the end of the ski season and the summer. It doesn't close its doors at the end of the summer and the beginning of the winter ... We want to see more trains."
The SNC created daily runs from Saratoga Springs to North Creek this past summer, including several days of the week that tourists could take trains from New York City to North Creek in the same day. They could leave Penn Station on Amtrak in the morning and have dinner at the Copperfield in the evening.
"Iowa Pacific is eagerly looking to establish more of a foothold in the Northeast," Gonyo said. "And with the SNC not even being two years old yet, we've already achieved some pretty significant points here on the Adirondack Branch. Every day, it's pushing it forward, growing it more."
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ALL of us are bi-sexual whether we know it or not. This doesn't mean that we (the straights) engage in so called "homosexual acts". After all we do procreate and without the male-female sexual act there would be no future humans. But of course religion forbids those acts so it puts us in a gay-straight box.
What bothers me about the whole issue is that now everyone feels it is incumbent upon them to discuss their sexual orientation. I don't want to see sexual orientation on resumes, in classroom instruction, in baked goods. When I want to hire someone, or when I choose a doctor or a lawyer or a window washer, I don't care what their sexual orientation is. I want the best doctor or lawyer or window washer and I want that person to identify as doctor or lawyer or window washer. Sexual orientation is what occurs in the privacy of your own home after a day of doctoring or lawyering or window washing. Period.
Somehow I don't like the term "straight" for those who are heterosexual. But I also have a problem figuring out what would be a better term. Also, I notice that so many events are termed either for "straights" or for gays, lesbians, bi's and transexuals. Why do we need to split things up this way? I like hanging out with intellegent, open minded. curious people - whoever and whatever they are.
A poll a while ago, I heard, said that most people believed that more than 20% of people were same-sex attracted. A recent large survey showed that the percentage is, as is said of all populations, about 3%. Not a 50/50 split as they make it sound.
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TRAVELERS REST, S.C. — One of the biggest fourth-quarter comebacks in Albany State history slipped away Saturday as the Rams watched North Greenville's Justin Gravely hit a 31-yard field goal with 42 seconds left to win the season opener for both teams, 26-24.
It was a heartbreaker for the Rams, who erased a 17-point deficit in the fourth quarter and took a 24-23 lead with 2:55 left before North Greenville marched down the field for the game-winning field goal.
Frank Rivers, a transfer quarterback from Grambling State, overcame a rough start and put the Rams on his back in the final 12 minutes to lead the improbable comeback.
After a first half when he completed just 9-of-23 passes, Rivers threw two TDs to Camilla native Jessie Atkins in the final quarter, while Valdosta native Phillip Moore, who rushed for 68 yards in the second half, ran in for a 6-yard score to give ASU 18 unanswered points.
Rivers finished the game with 266 yards passing, two TDs and two interceptions, while Atkins, last year's leading receiver for the Rams, had 11 catches for 163 yards.
Albany State's offense starting struggling from the opening kickoff when the Rams went three-and-out and gave North Greenville good field position after a poor punt from Ryan Latner. The Crusaders capitalized with a Gravely 37-yard field goal to take an early 3-0 lead, and then North Greenville took a 9-0 lead on the opening play of the second quarter on a 4-yard pass from quarterback Nelson Hughes.
Rivers was sacked twice in the first quarter and fumbled both times, with ASU offensive lineman Darvel Nelson falling on one and the Crusaders recovering the other.
The Rams finally got on the board with 2:37 left when sophomore place kicker Zachary Holley nailed a 39-yard field goal, which was set up by a 39-yard pass from Rivers to Atkins.
After a NGU three-and-out the Rams marched back down the field in the closing moments of the first half, setting up another Holley field goal. With three seconds before the half, Holley, a grad of South Gwinnett High School who hit just two field goals all of last season, hit a 37-yard FG to give the Rams momentum heading into the locker room.
The Crusaders, however, stole the momentum right back with a TD pass from QB Nelson Hughes three minutes into the half, and then nearly broke ASU's back with a TD pass from Hughes to Trey Walker on the final play of the third quarter to take a 23-6 lead.
A slimmer of hope returned to the Rams' sideline with 11:38 left in the game when Atkins caught a 31-yard TD pass from Rivers, which was set up by an 18-yard catch from ASU running back Kareem Hess on the previous play.
ASU's final two TDs were a 6-yard TD run from Moore and a 14-yard pass from Rivers to Atkins before Gravely's game winning FG.
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This really turned out to be a great deal!! Just received a refund in the amount of $30 to compensate for the fact the gift card would take so long to send out. The PayPal description literally said rather give refund then hassles with 6 to 8 weeks for a gift card. The best deal so far especially since it was also tax free for me.
I don't know why BuyDig was even bothering with a gift card when it's more cost effective for them to just give the buyer a $30 refund or just discount the tablet. In fact, they would get more sales for just discounting the tablet by $30 even without the earbuds.
so I got a double refund.. 60 bucks back..
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Hoehn will guide Mater Dei, 1-0 and ranked No. 3 in Class 2A, against University City, Mo., 0-0, in a nonconference game at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday at Reitz Bowl.
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University City is a suburb located just outside St. Louis' city limits. University City High School is a public school with 1,040 students.
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Tristane Banon, a journalist and writer some 30 years his junior, says Strauss-Kahn assaulted her in 2003 in a Paris apartment where he had invited her to interview him for a book she was writing.
The former IMF chief, once seen as a favorite to challenge Nicolas Sarkozy for the French presidency, returned to France after U.S. prosecutors dropped charges last month that he tried to rape a hotel maid.
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By Diane Mack
New Orleans, La. – Dreams Come True: Art of the Classic Fairy Tales from Walt Disney Studios opens for an exclusive run at the New Orleans Museum of Art. The exhibit includes works from The Princess and the Frog, an animated comedy set in New Orleans.
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PGA Golf Management Admissions
The PGA Golf Office of Admissions encourages all prospective students to set up individual campus tours and interviews. Scheduling a tour and interviewing with the PGA Golf Management staff will allow you to tour the golf facilities, and talk with a Brock White, Recruiter, about what you can expect if you attend Methodist University as a PGA Golf Management student. The Office is open Monday - Friday from 8 am - 5 pm and most Saturdays from 9 am - Noon. The best time to visit and get a true feel for Methodist University is during either the Fall (September - December) or Spring (January - May) semester. However, our office is open and gives tours year round. Please call us at (800) 488-7110 x7278 or (910) 630-7278 or click here to set up a time to visit Methodist University!
PGA Golf Management Admissions Requirements
Applicants applying to PGA Golf Management will be evaluated based on the quality of SAT or ACT scores, Grade Point Average, golf handicap, letters of recommendation and campus visit / interview. PGM applicants must comply with the following policies and procedures:
*Note: Students who wish to do so may request, in writing, an extension of PGA Golf Management deposit until May 1. However, students requesting an extension are not guaranteed a space in PGA Golf Management. Deposits paid after March 1 will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.


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From today's LA Times:
Just when you think that sports teams have covered every possible inch of stadiums and arenas with advertising, they find another spot.
Foot Locker announced Tuesday that it has signed a one-year contract with the Lakers to advertise atop the mops that dry the court during games at Staples Center.
We're not making this up. And look for other teams to follow suit.
Kurt Robinson, founder of No Sweat Wipe, the Garden Grove company that makes the mop, said, "After people see it, we hope to go out and seek other deals."
The Lakers and No Sweat Wipe have a two-year, five-figure contract, with the second year still unsold. They will split the advertising revenue, meaning they've found a way to clean up while cleaning up.
Maybe ML Baseball will sell the rights to sculpt a companies' logo in the grass. Ideas?