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For the summer of 2015, the Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition is offering a series of FREE bicycle safety classes. Funding for this program is provided by Metro through a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
There are three different classes being offered:
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All classes are taught by trained League Cycling Instructors (LCIs). These classes are for adults and youth who are at least 14 years old. Minors must be accompanied by their parent or an adult guardian. Participants receive a free bicycle helmet and bike lights.
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When: Sunday, August 2; Meet at 9:30 a.m, Ride at 10:00 a.m.
Where: Del Valle Park - 5939 Henrilee St. (at Woodruff) Lakewood, CA 90713, by the airplane (map)
Bring out your whole family for this ride around the Long Beach and Lakewood area! For the fourth summer in a row, LACBC Board Member and Lakewood resident Steve Boyd leads this mellow ride. We'll ride along the San Gabriel Bike Path and head south to PCH and back. Children on bikes and in trailers are welcome!
Ride Length: not more than 18 miles (riders will have the option of turning around for a 6-mile ride or riding for a longer 18-mile ride)
Ride Duration: 2 to 2.5 hours, including stops for rest when needed
Difficulty: easy, great for the whole family
What to Bring: helmets for children under 18, water, snacks
RSVP: Please RSVP here.
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Amazing story and a level of interactivity unrivalled to this day.
If this was backwards compatible with the 360, I'd totally still be playing it. Why oh why did you ruin the sequel Sega?
I spent countless hours on multiplayer, I don't think I ever got past a few levels in single player! I eventually got really good at it and then for some reason I just stopped playing. Weird?
Probably my most played game of all time and for good reason, it was the first Star Wars game where I actually felt like I was IN Star Wars! With the plethora of online mods and maps available to download it kept me entertained for an incredibly long time.
The missions were frustrating as hell, especially the racing mission and the hotel mission, but it also had some amazing ones. One particular mission that comes to mind is the one where you have to protect trucks carrying stolen goods, you end up taking the truck to the countryside where a contact is supposed to be waiting for you, turns out he isn't.
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This game is pretty standard nowadays with almost every single third person shooter having a feature similar to bullet time, but back then it absolutely amazed me and heck, sometimes it still does. The dream sequences still scare the hell out of me.
This game had such a dark atmosphere, incredibly morbid but also incredibly fun!
This game is so good I still remember the day I got it, I asked my lovely Mother to pick it up for me whilst I was at school, I knew she'd have it so I ran to her work place, then ran home and played to my hearts content. Well, until my friend came over and told me to play another game because this was 'boring'.
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Flat Rock Police said Bernard J. Hill, 50, was arraigned in district court on charges of assault with intent to murder in connection with the early morning incident in which the victim was found lying on the ground in the 25700 block of Valley Creek Dr. in the Silver Creek Apartments. The woman lost consciousness and some of her cognitive and physical abilities during the incident and was taken to a local hospital where she is still recovering, Lt. Metz said.
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12:21 PM, Sep 7, 2011 • By MARK HEMINGWAY
Yesterday, over at the Washington Post, Greg Sargent accused "Tea Party conservatives" of having a "ridiculous hissy fit over Jimmy Hoffa:"
If you're worried about dishonesty over what Hoffa said, here's the full quotation: "Everybody here's got to vote. If we go back and keep the eye on the prize, let's take these son of a bitches out and give America back to America where we belong! Thank you very much!"
The full context of this changes absolutely nothing. Just for giggles, let's revisit what Sargent himself wrote about the alleged connection Sarah Palin's infamous "crosshairs" map and the shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords by the mentally deranged Jared Loughner:
Emphasis added. So eight months ago, Sargent was eagerly suggesting that concerns about violent imagery and word choice in political rhetoric are perfectly valid -- even when it was obvious to everyone that Sarah Palin's map was clearly about her desire to see Democrats "voted out of office," not "physically rubbed out by mafia goons" or what have you. After all, there's no real reason to think Sarah Palin or her admirers might be prone to actual violence, right?
But! Speaking of mafia goons, isn't it noteworthy that the violent imagery and regrettable word choices this time around are coming from labor leader James Hoffa, who is the son of a more famous labor James "Jimmy" Hoffa? After all, James the elder was a criminal who did time in prison for bribing a jury and his ties to organized crime are likely responsible for his mysterious disappearance. The fact that unions and Democrats haven't exactly turned their back on a legacy of organized crime and corruption might contribute unfortunate import to Hoffa's -- rest assured! -- metaphorical statements. (Speaking of metaphorical statements from America's top union leaders, who could forget Richard Trumka's classic "you're likely to get burned" line. Color me needlessly suspicious, but I think the AFL-CIO might actually have been shrugging off murder by labor thugs.)
But I'm all about the new tone, so let's not draw unwarranted attention to labor's well-established history of criminality and violence. If that were to become a topic of public discussion, Democrats might have to stop accepting so many checks from the likes of Hoffa and Trumka.
Instead, let's get back to talking about these Tea Party wingnuts. How much credit does Sargent think they deserve? Isn't it possible that a great many of these Tea Partiers actually remember what Sargent and others said in the wake of the Giffords shooting? Perhaps these reactionaries know full well that Sargent and others rather opportunistically tried to establish an impossible to enforce double standard on violent rhetoric in the wake of the Giffords shooting. And now they take great delight in throwing that same double standard back in their faces?
And as such, isn't it possible that the people throwing the "hissy fit" here are Sargent and his fellow Democratic apologists for wanting to be excused from the same asinine rules of debate they keep trying to foist on their opposition?
UPDATE: To be fair to Sargent, he did eventually write in a later blog post that "it's wrong to blame the Arizona shooting on any specific conservative commentators, officials, or personalities." I don't think that materially changes anything I've said about what he wrote above in relation to the attempt to establish a rhetorical double standard, and his position on whether or not criticizing obviously metaphorical rhetoric is a valid concern or baselessly deligitimizing still seems largely dependent on the politics of who is speaking.
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Stir in flour, curry powder, salt, sugar, and ginger.
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CEO Threatens 8,000 Employees: If Obama Is Reelected
CEO Threatens 8,000 Employees: If Obama Is Reelected, YouŌĆÖll Be Fired And IŌĆÖll Be ŌĆ£In the Caribbean Sitting On the Beach, Under a Palm Tree, Retired, With No Employees To Worry AboutŌĆØ
BREAKING: It turns out you do not actually have the worst boss in the history of the universe after all.
Well, unless you are one of the thousands of people who work for Westgate Resorts, a national timeshare company and one of the largest resort developers in the world. In that case, your boss is David Siegel, who is indeed a tremendous prick.
Siegel sent this email to all of his employees on Monday, warning that they would be fired if President Obama is reelected, because the tax burden would just be insurmountable for him. Which is interesting, because Siegel and his wife (31 years his junior, obviously) recently told Reuters that they were resuming construction on their dream home ŌĆö which at 90,000 sq. feet will be the largest private residence in the United States ŌĆö because his company is ŌĆØthe most profitable weŌĆÖve ever been.ŌĆØ (They seem like a lovely couple.)
Anyway, back to the email! First of all, the guy canŌĆÖt even be bothered to write his own right-wing diatribe. The email is largely plagiarized from a popular chain letter circa 2008. He just threw in some braggy details about his own rags-to-riches story, and voila!
In case you are one of the productive 1% and donŌĆÖt have time to read the whole thing, hereŌĆÖs our summarized version of the email in question:
Dear Valued Employees,
As your employer, I canŌĆÖt tell you whom to vote for. But if you vote for Obama, IŌĆÖll retire to the Caribbean and youŌĆÖll all be fired (he actually says this).
ItŌĆÖs really unfair that Obama is always pitting you lower class peons against rich people like me. Where does Obama get the idea that thereŌĆÖs any kind of class warfare going on in America?? DonŌĆÖt you believe it for a minute. Seriously, donŌĆÖt believe it, or IŌĆÖll fire you.
DonŌĆÖt hate the playa, hate the game.
Signed, your boss (he actually signs it ŌĆ£your bossŌĆØ in case they didnŌĆÖt know)
For those of you who are part of the lazy 47% (and, come on, youŌĆÖre surfing this website, so clearly youŌĆÖre not part of the productive class), hereŌĆÖs the actual, long-version of the email via Gawker (bolding theirs):
Subject: Message from David Siegel
Date:Mon, 08 Oct 2012 13:58:05 -0400 (EDT)
From: [David Siegel]
To: [All employees]
To All My Valued Employees,
As most of you know our company, Westgate Resorts, has continued to succeed in spite of a very dismal economy. There is no question that the economy has changed for the worse and we have not seen any improvement over the past four years. In spite of all of the challenges we have faced, the good news is this: The economy doesnŌĆÖt currently pose a threat to your job. What does threaten your job however, is another 4 years of the same Presidential administration. Of course, as your employer, I canŌĆÖt tell you whom to vote for, and I certainly wouldnŌĆÖt interfere with your right to vote for whomever you choose. In fact, I encourage you to vote for whomever you think will serve your interests the best.
However, let me share a few facts that might help you decide what is in your best interest.The current administration and members of the press have perpetuated an environment that casts employers against employees. They want you to believe that we live in a class system where the rich get richer, the poor get poorer. They label us the ŌĆ£1%ŌĆØ and imply that we are somehow immune to the challenges that face our country. This could not be further from the truth. Sure, you may have heard about the big home that IŌĆÖm building. IŌĆÖm sure many people think that I live a privileged life. However, what you donŌĆÖt see or hear is the true story behind any success that I have achieved.
I started this company over 42 years ago. At that time, I lived in a very modest home. I converted my garage into an office so I could put forth 100% effort into building a company, which by the way, would eventually employ you. We didnŌĆÖt eat in fancy restaurants or take expensive vacations because every dollar I made went back into this company. I drove an old used car, and often times, I stayed home on weekends, while my friends went out drinking and partying. In fact, I was married to my business ŌĆö hard work, discipline, and sacrifice. Meanwhile, many of my friends got regular jobs. They worked 40 hours a week and made a nice income, and they spent every dime they earned. They drove flashy cars and lived in expensive homes and wore fancy designer clothes. My friends refinanced their mortgages and lived a life of luxury. I, however, did not. I put my time, my money, and my life into this business ŌĆö-with a vision that eventually, some day, I too, will be able to afford to buy whatever I wanted. Even to this day, every dime I earn goes back into this company. Over the past four years I have had to stop building my dream house, cut back on all of my expenses, and take my kids out of private schools simply to keep this company strong and to keep you employed.
Just think about this ŌĆō most of you arrive at work in the morning and leave that afternoon and the rest of your time is yours to do as you please. But not me- there is no ŌĆ£offŌĆØ button for me. When you leave the office, you are done and you have a weekend all to yourself. I unfortunately do not have that freedom. I eat, live, and breathe this company every minute of the day, every day of the week. There is no rest. There is no weekend. There is no happy hour. I know many of you work hard and do a great job, but IŌĆÖm the one who has to sign every check, pay every expense, and make sure that this company continues to succeed. Unfortunately, what most people see is the nice house and the lavish lifestyle. What the press certainly does not want you to see, is the true story of the hard work and sacrifices IŌĆÖve made.
Now, the economy is falling apart and people like me who made all the right decisions and invested in themselves are being forced to bail out all the people who didnŌĆÖt. The people that overspent their paychecks suddenly feel entitled to the same luxuries that I earned and sacrificed 42 years of my life for. Yes, business ownership has its benefits, but the price IŌĆÖve paid is steep and not without wounds. Unfortunately, the costs of running a business have gotten out of control, and let me tell you why: We are being taxed to death and the government thinks we donŌĆÖt pay enough. We pay state taxes, federal taxes, property taxes, sales and use taxes, payroll taxes, workers compensation taxes and unemployment taxes. I even have to hire an entire department to manage all these taxes. The question I have is this: Who is really stimulating the economy? Is it the Government that wants to take money from those who have earned it and give it to those who have not, or is it people like me who built a company out of his garage and directly employs over 7000 people and hosts over 3 million people per year with a great vacation?
Obviously, our present government believes that taking my money is the right economic stimulus for this country. The fact is, if I deducted 50% of your paycheck youŌĆÖd quit and you wouldnŌĆÖt work here. I mean, why should you? Who wants to get rewarded only 50% of their hard work? Well, thatŌĆÖs what happens to me.
Here is what most people donŌĆÖt understand and the press and our Government has chosen to ignore ŌĆō to stimulate the economy you need to stimulate what runs the economy. Instead of raising my taxes and depositing that money into the Washington black-hole, let me spend it on growing the company, hire more employees, and generate substantial economic growth. My employees will enjoy the wealth of that tax cut in the form of promotions and better salaries. But that is not what our current Government wants you to believe. They want you to believe that it somehow makes sense to take more from those who create wealth and give it to those who do not, and somehow our economy will improve. They donŌĆÖt want you to know that the ŌĆ£1%ŌĆØ, as they like to label us, pay more than 31% of all the taxes in this country. Thomas Jefferson, the author of our great Constitution, once said, ŌĆ£democracyŌĆØ will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give to those who would not.ŌĆØ
Business is at the heart of America and always has been. To restart it, you must stimulate business, not kill it. However, the power brokers in Washington believe redistributing wealth is the essential driver of the American economic engine. Nothing could be further from the truth and this is the type of change they want.
So where am I going with all this? ItŌĆÖs quite simple. If any new taxes are levied on me, or my company, as our current President plans, I will have no choice but to reduce the size of this company. Rather than grow this company I will be forced to cut back. This means fewer jobs, less benefits and certainly less opportunity for everyone.
So, when you make your decision to vote, ask yourself, which candidate understands the economics of business ownership and who doesnŌĆÖt? Whose policies will endanger your job?Answer those questions and you should know who might be the one capable of protecting and saving your job. While the media wants to tell you to believe the ŌĆ£1 percentersŌĆØ are bad, IŌĆÖm telling you they are not. They create most of the jobs. If you lose your job, it wonŌĆÖt be at the hands of the ŌĆ£1%ŌĆØ; it will be at the hands of a political hurricane that swept through this country.
You see, I can no longer support a system that penalizes the productive and gives to the unproductive. My motivation to work and to provide jobs will be destroyed, and with it, so will your opportunities. If that happens, you can find me in the Caribbean sitting on the beach, under a palm tree, retired, and with no employees to worry about.
Signed, your boss,
David Siegel
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. ŌĆö
Meyers said she didn't sue Siegel for the money. She said her lawsuit was the only way to stop him from harassing her both inside and outside of work.
"It's sad. It's sad it ever had to get this far," Meyers said of the situation.
Georgette Meyers worked for Siegel for 14 years at Westgate Resorts. She used to consider him a mentor until she claims he offered her $1 million for sex.
"Because of his wealth and power, he doesn't listen to anyone and he feels he can do whatever and is above the law," she said of Siegel.
Meyers said she had to fight off Siegel's romantic advances and groping all too often.
"You should be ale to work and not worry about someone grabbing you and doing inappropriate things," she added.
Meyers claimed she had bills to pay and felt loyal to Siegel which is why she didn't just walk away from the situation at the time of the proposal.
"If I was all about the money I would have taken him up on one of the million dollar offers or any one of the other offers he made to me over the years and I didn't because I'm not in love with him," Meyers stated.
Siegel declined requests for an interview, but did say the judgment was unwarranted.
Even though the jury awarded Meyers a $5.4 million verdict, she believes it is still not over. Siegel plans to appeal the decision.
He is a pig, but every word he says is true. It was his hard work and his willingness to take a chance, not to mention his idea that built the business that gives 7000 people a job. Without him there would have never been a company and without him there will not be a company. Jobs do not just pop up, people create them as they grow a business, but many people feel just like he does, not looking good for the future if BO gets another term.
Business ownership is not for sissies, it is hard, it is scary and it is becoming more and more difficult with every new tax and regulation.
Hi, If he is serious...then he will no longer be in charge of anything. He will NOT be on the island drinking nothing. He Will wonder what aappened to his position as Top D..O..G!!!!! He will be among the jobless!!!!!!! Wondering where his next meal is coming from. He Cannot threaten the people like this!!! This country is FREE to VOTE for who they want to or not to vote at all. But to be threatened with you way of living IIIISSSS
What's in red below is exactly what obama is doing to businesses. It's sad, but many businesses are holding onto their money and will likely close because of the taxes obummer will impose on all of us.
Hell, we will be lucky to even have heat and lights by the time obama gets done. We have to get him of out of office--and fast!!!
But that is not what our current Government wants you to believe. They want you to believe that it somehow makes sense to take more from those who create wealth and give it to those who do not, and somehow our economy will improve. They donŌĆÖt want you to know that the ŌĆ£1%ŌĆØ, as they like to label us, pay more than 31% of all the taxes in this country. Thomas Jefferson, the author of our great Constitution, once said, ŌĆ£democracyŌĆØ will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give to those who would not.ŌĆØ
What a douche.
Irregardless of what you think of the man, how is it a bad thing for him to share the info with the employees?
If you were one of his employees wouldn't you want to know the situation?
Or would you prefer to be in the dark about it?
It's his company and he can shut it down if he wants to.
I think he should shut it down. Move on.
I am sure the employees already have a fairly good idea what kind of person and business man that he is.
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I think he should shut it down. Move on.
I am sure the employees already have a fairly good idea what kind of person and business man that he is.
8000 employees.
A "bad" businessman is someone with ZERO employees.
Or some man WITHOUT a business..............
Gotta get in there and actually do it.
My husband ran his own business for 3 years. He was an I.D. for Archway cookies..that is until Cadderton Partners drove it into the ground., and went belly up. My dh lived and breathed his route, planned his next day, accounted for the day he finished, planned displays, and (unless it was 3am) he'd meet the delivery truck and help the driver empty my dh's delivery into the storage unit. As an example when gas went up...my dh's pay went down..down...down.
I see Siegal's point. While he MAY be (and sounds like) a HUGE DOUCHE NOZZLE it doesn't erase the fact that HE worked his business to make it the huge success it is today. And that work doesn't stop.
When Obamacare was passed, I disagreed with it on 2 principals that as a country we did't need healthcare reform we needed INSURANCE REFORM, and that our government already runs 2 healthcare agencies..medicare/medicaid and the VA, both of which have a laundry list of problems and tend to be run poorly that IMHO our government had NO business starting a 3rd.
My OWN father told me I was just pissed because my "status quo" (I'm a RN) would change. Seriously? I've worked for the SAME hospital for 22 years. I studied my A$$ off for 5 years to graduate AND pass my boards.
I could't believe my dad..


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CORPUS CHRISTI - Bill Murray fans pining for his days as a Ghostbuster can satisfy their hankering for the paranormal come October. Today's guided walk through Heritage Park homes that have been investigated for paranormal activity is booked but interested ghost hunters can register for October tours.
The tours, led by Public Arts Manager Joe Peña and Margaret Prescott, founder and lead paranormal investigator from Corpus Christi Spook Central, began in October.
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Prescott encourages visitors to snap photos of any suspicious activity and post them on her company's Web site.
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The Corpus Christi operation will remain active for amateur ghost hunters who want to post on the message board.
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Lots of helpful information on ePortfolios here - whether you are already using them or just considering starting up.
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Oh dear... as a leader you have to be a great story teller and motivator and that goes nowhere without communications.
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(From the Article) Leaders can find it simpler to avoid communicating, at least until they have everything figured out. So they retrench and put off connecting on key issues, which can quickly get out regardless as rumors. Or they rely on email or other written communications that, while better than nothing, can leave employees with more questions than answers.
Leaders, like all of us, want to do the activities that they feel good and successful at doing. Communications can be difficult to get right, and though important, all too easy to avoid – especially when you get to call the shots.
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This debate needs to be held in every staffroom in the country, over and over again - because one allows us to carry on as we always have, and the other requires us to tip our thinking about pedagogy on its head. What do you think?
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent album
I'm a big Neil Young fan... there's no denying it, and I love all his work with Crazy Horse, live and studio. I enjoy his acoustic stuff too, but Weld is higher up my list than Harvest - just to give some context to this review. That said, I'm not the type to big up all his work, 5 stars for everything and all that. I have owned all his albums at some point (LPs of...
Published on 15 Jun. 2013 by Tom
3.0 out of 5 stars Mixed bag
The legacy of Neil Young's prolific and often distinguished output can be defined in terms of its unpredictability and variable quality. It's the idiosyncratic approach Young has to his art in which he feels compelled to follow his muse, that endears the man to many of his die-hard fans. Young's work, which is in equal parts brilliant and indifferent - frequently within...
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent album,
Tom "ToRust" (England) - See all my reviews
I'm a big Neil Young fan... there's no denying it, and I love all his work with Crazy Horse, live and studio. I enjoy his acoustic stuff too, but Weld is higher up my list than Harvest - just to give some context to this review. That said, I'm not the type to big up all his work, 5 stars for everything and all that. I have owned all his albums at some point (LPs of Buffalo Roam, JTTP and TFA included) and some I've gotten rid of (Hawks & Doves, Passionate etc.), I enjoyed Le Noise, I didn't enjoy Chrome Dreams 2 and Living with War. I like Re-ac-tor and Zuma, I don't so much like Stars N Bars and Freedom.
But this album... one of the few that on first listen I knew it was going to be one of his best, and it really is. I enjoyed Americana, and appreciate Crazy Horse played on that too, but this feels like the reunion. Americana was the warm up with some great tunes, but here they have found their voice with melodies on almost all the songs that range from the raw of Welfare Mothers, to the harmony of Mother Earth.
The songs:
Driftin' Back - Weighs in at just short of 28 minutes, and is a wonderful transient tune and melody that you can listen to, daze to, work to, or sleep to. The lyrics aren't up to much... they reference his book and gripe with music quality here and there, but that's Neil! It's a strange choice as opener to the album, baring in mind that this song is longer than the whole of Everybody's Rockin' and won't fit on one side of an LP, but it kind of works and it doesn't feel like an effort.
Psychedelic Pill - The 21st century Cinnamon Girl. The tune is almost the identical to 'Sign of Love' from Le Noise, and put to much better use here. A really great semi-synthetic rock-out tune.
Ramada Inn - Widely described as the highlight of the album which I didn't see at first but having seen him play it live in Birmingham on Tuesday, I certainly put it right up there. I suppose, along with Driftin' Back, they have that slightly softer heavy rock that only Neil can do... think Cortez from Zuma. Lyrics of love, interpretable by each to their own, but a really excellent song that sounds wonderful live, and hopefully will appear on a live Alchemy album at some point.
Born In Ontario - Definitely the weakest song on the album for me. I'm not saying it's a bad song... but it has a corny, country feel and feels well out of context. Like it would be 'filler' on Harvest or Old Ways or something.
Twisted Road - May make a hypocrite out of myself but I love it. Neil reminiscing about days and artists gone by as he does. It still feels like it came from a separate 'Harvest/Old Ways' style session and is out of place, especially as this is start of disc 2, but the melody and lyrics really are quite pleasing.
She's Always Dancing - An amazing 8 minute jam, really quite unlike any other song that springs to mind. The lyrics teeter towards being T-Bone at some points 'She likes to burn x4' as a verse for example, but the tune, the jam and the vocals from the Horse ('she wants to live without ties that bind her down' sung so similarly to 'there's a mansion on the hill') make this a NY&CH classic.
For The Love Of Man - A heartfelt solo effort from Neil. A nice song, nice lyrics, and has a Needle and the Damage feels to it but kind of kills the mood of the album in between two really quite heavy songs.
Walk Like A Giant - Love it. Favourite Neil Young track right now, and has been since I first heard it. The first song he's released since Ragged Glory that feels like a full on overdriven, grunge assault of feedback. Probably only comparable to 'Shots' from Re-ac-tor in terms of the feedback solos. It showcases Crazy Horse at their very best, harmonising in a way we haven't heard since Ragged Glory/Weld and providing backing vocals bordering doo-wap at times that date back to the original, Everybody Knows this is Nowhere. The lyrics are also fantastic, especially if you've read his autobiography - feelings of regret, mistakes, loss but an overwhelming sense of energy and drive to keep going. The only complaint is the ending... a good 5 minutes of feedback, a 'giant stomp' sequence. This would be a fine way to end an album, and it's poignant and fits the tone.
Psychedelic Pill (Alternate Mix) - It's always nice to have a bonus track. But as mentioned above, the album, as a piece of art, feels like it should finish at the end of Walk Like a Giant. This is simply the same as track 2 but without the Le Noise style effect... I don't like it as much, but I suspect many will like it more.
All in all a wonderful album. The only negative I have is the continuity throughout. The sheer length of the first song is impractical for LP, the ordering of songs is not what you'd expect given the length of some tracks and the bonus track feels very much tagged on at the end. But, whether Neil likes it or not, we're in an MP3 era. Many will download this, and many will buy the CD to rip onto an MP3 player - from there, none of this is an issue. Many, myself included, will pick out their favourite songs and create a different album every day made up of all his great work. And that's what it's about, the music, and the music is fantastic.
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars perfect analogue recording,
This review is from: Psychedelic Pill [VINYL] (Vinyl)
If you want to discover what AAA (Analogue tape recording, Analogue mixed, Analogue Mastered)recordings are all about then buy the vinyl copy of this superb album. The sound quality and music are fantastic. Who needs MP3 anyhow(for the car maybe!!)
128 of 137 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars A real Neil Young gem,
Sid Nuncius (London) - See all my reviews
This is an excellent Neil Young album, which is a relief to be able to say because I didn't think much of Americana, his last one. This album, like Americana, features Crazy Horse but is a completely different piece of work and it's terrific - in places I think it comes close to his best, which makes it something really special.
The overall sound and feel is vintage Neil Young. There are the hauntingly melancholy tunes, the thoughtful, quirky lyrics and the great chord sequences which made albums like Harvest and After The Goldrush so great, combined with the controlled, distortion-driven power of the brilliant Rust Never Sleeps. (Am I showing my age here?) This album is also a reminder of what a great band Crazy Horse are. The sound is terrific, there is some great guitar work and they are tight and gutsy so even Born In Ontario, the only slightly weak song on the album, still sounds really good.
Neil Young is often meditating on experience and aging here, but he still sounds young and fresh and still has more power and guts than a lot of artists half his age. Several of the tracks are very long; Driftin' Back lasts nearly half an hour and other tracks are over 15 minutes. This, of course, is typical Neil Young - refusing to bow to convention and doing whatever makes musical sense to him at the time. He has always done this and it can be dreadful (it sometimes has been in the past) but nearly all the time here it's great. The huge Ramada Inn is a masterpiece in my view, and more conventional shorter tracks like Twisted Road may well end up in the list of Neil Young Classics.
There is little self-indulgence and a huge amount of real musical substance. Driftin' Back could perhaps do with a little trimming, but it's still a really good track. The last half of Walk Like A Giant will probably get the skip-to-next treatment from me, but its first eight minutes or so are quite brilliant.
You have to hand it to the man - he doesn't mess about and within six months of releasing the mediocre Americana he has come up with a real cracker which I think will stand among his finest albums. If you're not already familiar with Neil Young this may not be the best place to start but if you are I suspect that, like me, you will love this. Very, very warmly recommended.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Young Driftin' Back To His Best,
Neil Young triumphantly returns to the style of music from his best period of the likes of Zuma, American Stars 'n Bars and Rust Never Sleeps. The whole experience is a delight and a bit of a surprise. Don't let the length of some of the tracks put you off, it is wonderful. The stories are vintage Young and the guitar work is exemplary. Check out the variety in pace and length but I promise you will not be bored. This album was produced at the same sessions as Americana apparently and it shows. The Horse have seldom been tighter, bass lines so strong and the harmonies are striking. Buy it, especially if you are a Neil fan.
31 of 34 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Guitar meatfeast,
K. Thomson (Northern Scotland) - See all my reviews
This is a great album if you love Neil's guitar playing. His voice still sounds just like it did over 40 years ago. 3 of the songs clock in over a quarter of an hour long each, but they are all great. You lose track of the time. In fact there's no dead weight on the whole double album. Crazy Horse sound better than ever. Buy the album, do not download it - Neil hates the poor quality from MP3s: You only get 5% of what he puts in. If you buy it, you get it all.
Only one problem: the print in the lyric booklet is so tiny that I need perfect light to read it. Most people I know would need reading glasses.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Ragged harmony,
Oh, this is just so damn good. NY and CH may be well into their sixties now, but you wouldn't know it, as there is every bit as much energy jumping from the speakers as you'll find in work like Ragged Glory, which goes back a couple of decades. Some of the tracks are very long, but you don't really notice while Neil delivers some of his finest extended solos, on his beloved Old Black. A real surpise (to me) is that there are some really lovely harmonies going on here that I can't recall before. All in all a tremendous return to form by one of the true giants. If you are considering a purchase then don't hesitate!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Hats Off To The Mixing Men,
Red Mosquito (Horton Bank Top) - See all my reviews
A lot has been written about the outstanding music on this album but what about the mix? The balance and the way in which this album has been set up is perfect to my ears. So hats off to Neil Young and John Ranton for one of the best mixes I've heard in a long long time. I know it's personal but to have the bass drum and the bass guitar together in the foreground is a delight. The other drums sit nicely behind and the cymbals are tucked away in the background. I'm not a fan of over cooked cymbals in my music and it would suit my taste if drummers hardly used them. The guitar separation is outstanding and NY's vocals hang sweetly in between.......Perfect. The music was recorded and mixed to analog tape before being transferred to digital. I don't know enough about studio techniques to say whether or not this is usual or significant but the end result is perfection. This is a review for the CD and not the vinyl, which I'm tempted to buy given the quality of the digital format. I've spoken (written) in praise of the sound quality and the production. The music speaks for itself.
32 of 36 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars YOUNGS PILL SHOULD BE ON EVERYBODYS PRESCRIPTION,
Finbar the looney "Charcots" (London uk) - See all my reviews
First ao all,the moan,when this was first advertised as being priced at�22.29 why do Reprise keep doing this ,the same happened with Donald Fagens new album,they charge the earth for the first few weeks,then hey presto the prices fall,and the final result?many fans left out of pocket.
This album has been availiable in parts on various websites for the last few weeks or so,and in consequence the tracks are familiar.
This according to the advertising on the front cover,is the first recording of original material in over a decade by neil young and crazy horse.
Finally before the review starts,track one lasts longer than the entire Jeff lynne album!
1.....Driftin' back......Starts of with an acoustic guitar and clear vocals,than the electric guitar solo comes ,this could have been on any of Youngs classic albums ,it is that good,it has not got the drive that propelled "like a hurricane"into the stratosphere,but that doesn't matter,it is still strong.
"things that bother you drift away,to maybe return as a shadow not so big" twenty seven minutes snd thirty seven minutes long.
2.....Psychedelic pill....."Age has nothing to fo wwith having a good time,some girls are a lot older than you,but they are still girls,and carry the spirit and he torch,the dark night exists that they cannot bring light to" is a very phase heavy rock song.
3.....Ramada inn......"remembering the long grade,you tke the time to count your friend" Starts like "Hurricane" with thumping guitars and drums,this sounded great when i first heard it,it sounds even better now,long and rambling,but enthralling at the same time.
4......Born in Ontario....."When where you ar from keeps returning to you maybe its time to go back" A good old country rock song((Neil Young style to bring this Astonishing first Cd to an end,this has hilarious lyrics
5......Twisted road....."Somewhere ahead your friends reach out with thier own memories.to me this has a slight resemblance to "Cowgirl in the sand2 and is a tribute to Bob Dylan.
6.....She's always dancing....."even now,though dhe's away her music fills the air,her kindness toward others lingers,she's always there she is with you". a perfect summer festival type of vibe,you could even dance to it!!
7.....For the love of man....."some things can never be understood,these are the things that keep returning making you wonder". a slower song to calm things down.
8.....Walk like a giant....."In the face of failure,when there is love,there is always hope,you might ask yourself "Why would i walk like a giant"We return to the more rockier theme,this shows Neils excellent whistling technique.
9.....Psychedelic pill......Brings the whole album to a glorious end.
This year has seen three major releases by Young,the previous two were excellent,but this astonishing five star album is even better!!!.
29 of 33 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Astonishingly good!,
Jago Wells - See all my reviews
What a great surprise.The Godfather of Grunge and dirtbag C&W knocking out a classic album at a time when most of his contemporaries are going through the motions and treading water. This to me is one of Neil's best albums. Certainly...for me anyway...in his all time top five. From the opening 27 minute track..TWENTY SEVEN minutes!...It's instantly engaging and driving in it's fusion of soaring,jangling guitars and Ralph Molina's tight skins.
Think Cortez the Killer..Powderfinger..Like a Hurricane..Sweeping and epic in it's imagination and execution. 80 minutes long and classed as a double album, Psychedelic Pill opens up the senses and takes the listener to the heights of aural pleasure. Strong medicine indeed!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Neil Young walks like a giant.,
JP (UK) - See all my reviews
A double CD that includes three tracks on an epic scale: `Driftin' Back', `Ramada Inn' and `Walk Like a Giant', which together provide an hour of music. The expansive jamming sessions by Neil Young and Crazy Horse are terrific and there is plenty of guitar music to enjoy on this album. I found myself `Driftin' Back' listening to the opening track. Whilst the lyrics aren't too profound (`don't want my mp3' and `gonna get me a hip hop haircut'!) the soundscape and ambience generated is something wonderful to behold. It is the sort of music that might be best appreciated driving along vast stretches of open road in a panoramic setting. `Ramada Inn' is another stand out track - a really fine song and performance. `Walk Like a Giant' has the spirit of `Powderfinger' and the sound effects of a big stomping giant. Some of the music here sounds familiar to other NY releases (including `Greendale' and `Broken Arrow') but this is more an observation than a criticism. It may have been NY's intention to revisit and reflect on his past but discovering new sounds isn't likely to get any easier for someone who has composed so many fine songs over such a far reaching career. (`Greendale' is one of my favourite Neil Young releases, NY appearing to have put his heart and soul into that project, not just into the songs and music but the whole package, concept, storyline and theatre). `Psychedelic Pill' is a solid body of work, with good songs, fine lead, backing and harmony vocals and impressive musicianship with atmospheric, driving guitars.
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The Cowboys move past the Eagles tonight, and move to 6-6 and somehow still in the playoff hunt. First thing, I'd like to mention is that we're going to see some people go over board with this win, and think we're back on track. We are not, the defense has slowly reverted back to its 2011 self, in some part due to injuries. Let's quell the playoff talk people. There's still a lot of football to be played, and you know how these guys play when they need to win down the stretch they let us down. I'm not one bit sold on this win. Yes, I love that we swept our hated rivals, and I love seeing the Eagles in worse shape than us, but let's be real. We are suppose to beat these bad teams, and we're suppose to put together some consecutive wins. The task ahead is enormous, and still hard to fathom us coming out of this schedule with some more wins. Remaining games: @Bengals, Steelers, Saints, @Redskins That's tough, real tough. Getting DeMarco Murray will help, but everyone knows Doug Free is...
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She is serving a seven-year prison sentence for abuse of office handed down in October 2011.
Other cases against the former prime minister are pending, including one about alleged tax evasion and her alleged involvement in a lawmaker's murder in 1996.
Tymoshenko denies any wrongdoing, saying all charges against her are politically motivated.