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- Record Label: Mute
- Release Date: Oct 18, 2011
- Summary: Anthony Gonzalez's two-disc album produced by Justin Meldal-Johnsen features contributions from Medicine's Brad Laner, Morgan Kibby, and Zola Jesus.
- Record Label: Mute
- Genre(s): Electronic, Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock, Indie Electronic, Ambient Pop
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Positive: 30 out of 38
Mixed: 8 out of 38
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Oct 13, 2011It's a fantastical story of aliens, spirits, and children told by one breathtakingly gifted artist, and it's utterly remarkable.
Oct 17, 2011With less of the anxiety that marked his earlier albums, that world is a joy to get lost in over and over.
Oct 17, 2011At this point, it's hard to know what to let go and what to hold onto as a listener of M83, but regardless, Hurry Up, We're Dreaming is a pretty fantastic record.
Oct 14, 2011The end result is an incredibly ambitious and personal effort that shines, sparkles, and thrills.
Oct 18, 2011The album is ambitious and brimming with all sorts of stray ideas, but it's also suited to Gonzalez's expansive gifts.
Oct 11, 2011Gonzalez sings mostly about memories (occasionally unintelligibly), but refuses to accept that some dramatic gifts don't necessarily have to be exhausting. Still, the album is full of goose-bump moments
Nov 3, 2011A single CD's worth on two discs, Hurry Up indulges many watery washes ("Wait") but restrains sound collage use ("Echoes of Mine") in waiting for another 21st century merry-go-round ("New Map").
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Positive: 31 out of 32
Mixed: 1 out of 32
Negative: 0 out of 32
Mar 26, 2013In today's high tech world where everything and everyone moves so fast and sudden, it becomes harder for me to stay put. Although InternetIn today's high tech world where everything and everyone moves so fast and sudden, it becomes harder for me to stay put. Although Internet giants such as YouTube, Pandora Radio, and Spotify have made music more available, I also feel that they have made most songs we listen to equally forgettable; "well that was a cool, song. Okay, what's next?" The point I'm getting at is in today's world it takes a special kind of artist with a special kind of album to keep me seated from the opening track to the closing track. An album with music so colorful and sharp, with tales of dream scape and adventures, I literally say to myself "where have you been all my life!?" Case in point--M83's Hurry Up, We're Dreaming. Not since Radiohead's 2007 In Rainbows (or even Daft Punk's 2001 Discovery album) has an album captured me with overwhelming enthusiasm such as Hurry Up, We're Dreaming has. M83 effectively tell stories of childhood innocence ("Raconte-Moi Une Histoire"), space travel (Year One, One UFO), and a life beyond imagination ("New Map") with their dreamy instrumentation. The 2-disc album is reminiscent of Pink Floyd's 1973 classic Dark Side of the Moon, in that the each song in the album picks up where the other leaves off; as if developing stories in a novel, with each track unravelling something new and astonishing where the former track leaves off and the latter picks up. Hurry Up, We're Dreaming is sure to be a beloved classic as time goes by. For now, it should be regarded as a modem classic in an age where music seems to bombard audiences with flavor of the month songs by artist who try too hard to be the next big hit; or already famous artist clutching onto relevancy with "today's sound." Hurry Up, We're Dreaming is ultimately fantastic because M83 doesn't seem to force the album upon it's audience (with perhaps "Midnight City" being an exception seeing how it's a radio-friendly tune). The entire album sings with a passion of patience, grace, love, and truth that expresses how much time and effort M83 has put into their songs. And that similar patience, grace, and love is emitted by me, the listener, through how relaxed and optimistic I am as I listen to the album. I'd go as far to say Hurry Up, We're Dreaming is more of a story being told through music than just "songs." A musical novel, if you will. And just as I reach the last pages of the final chapter of a fascinating book with that "wow! What a marvelous tale! I can't wait to tell someone about it!" feeling, M83's Hurry Up, We're Dreaming gives me that equal satisfaction. Simply put, M83 has given audiences a modern day classic. A musical treasure that's aesthetically pleasing to the ears, heart, mind, and soul. Hurry Up, We're Dreaming is an artistic inspiration.… Expand
Jun 3, 2012This is both his most ambitious and his most disciplined album. Past albums were very enjoyable, but sometimes lacked focus, depth, andThis is both his most ambitious and his most disciplined album. Past albums were very enjoyable, but sometimes lacked focus, depth, and variety. Consider all those problems solved this time. Warmth, humility, and unfairly addictive beats burst from almost every song.… Expand
Oct 18, 2011Hurry Up, We're Dreaming is stellar and spectacular. M83 succeeds at reaching for the stars, using evocative imagery and bright syntheticHurry Up, We're Dreaming is stellar and spectacular. M83 succeeds at reaching for the stars, using evocative imagery and bright synthetic colors to create immense sounds at every turn. Each track finds itself exploring different dynamics and different expressive qualities. The sum of the two CDs feels more vast than its 74-minute run time would initially suggest. All in all, this album must be heard by everyone to be believed.… Expand
Oct 16, 2013best album everrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Oct 24, 2011Album number 6 is Anthony Gonzalez's masterpiece. Arguably one of the greatest electronic shoegaze acts, M83's Hurry Up. We're Dreaming isAlbum number 6 is Anthony Gonzalez's masterpiece. Arguably one of the greatest electronic shoegaze acts, M83's Hurry Up. We're Dreaming is suberb from start to finish. Fans of the band will love the direction the album heads in...Gonzalez clearly wants to take us to Messier 83. Electronic spacey sounds and saxaphones give this album a distinct sound and 80s undertones provide the new spinoff. Hurry Up. We're dreaming could be right at home in 1986 alongside Visage, it sits fondly as one of the greats of the 21st century.… Expand
Nov 4, 2013It's seriously really hard to find a bad track on this. Definitely M83's best work, and possibly even one of the best dream-pop/shoegazeIt's seriously really hard to find a bad track on this. Definitely M83's best work, and possibly even one of the best dream-pop/shoegaze records in it's own right, "Hurry Up, We're Dreaming" is an astonishing, near-perfect masterpiece that celebrates youthful imagination and spirit. It's also RIDICULOUSLY catchy at times.… Expand
Nov 21, 2012It's an occasionally warm, nostalgic collection of songs. While you're there it's great, but once you start looking forward again you forgetIt's an occasionally warm, nostalgic collection of songs. While you're there it's great, but once you start looking forward again you forget all of it, save for a gorgeous opener and closer along with the successful, killer single.… Expand
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Someone gave Chicago Bulls guard Nate Robinson a special locker at New Orleans Arena before Tuesday night's game against the Hornets. The locker was about the same size as the regular locker, but the hanging bar for the clothes was positioned at about half the height of where the bar normally should be. That gave someone the perfect opportunity to "give" Robinson that locker as a playful nod to his 5-foot-9 frame. Naturally, Bulls teammate Rip Hamilton couldn't resist sharing it with the world via Twitter and Instagram: The ball boy got word that @naterobinson was coming to play the Hornets. So he gave him his own special hanging bar for his cloths. Guess which locker is his. No word yet who actually put Robinson's clothes there, but very well played. Photo via @RipCityHamilton. H/T Cosby. Visit us at holdoutsports.com and follow us on Twitter @HoldoutSports.
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We had a fabulous dinner at Acacia. We as another reviewer set by the waterfall and had their tasting menu for dinner. Each course and each wine was delicious. The waiter was also so nice and entertaining as well. I highly recommend this place
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When I made the reservation a week ago I mentioned that we were celebrating my friends ?th birthday, the hostess must have made note of this in their book because our server immediatly greeted us with a warm smile and a happy birthday directed at my friend.Our meal was terrific! I did have trouble picking a wine for the evening and after several minutes of perusing the wine book the owner (I believe) came over and recomended a perfect Napa Valley
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Loved the waterfall right next to our table, and the lovely patio dining that looks to a courtyard where sometimes live jazz musicians are playing. The food was also very good and the service was fine. I recommend it.
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My husband and I have had many medeocre meals on the road. We were so pleased to find this little jewel. It can be a little expensive if you want to go all out for dinner. Their lunches are pretty reasonable and they serve the bar menu all day. Service for dinner was unobtrusive and appeared effortless. The food was incredably tasty and done with a first class presentation. By the end of the meal we were so relaxed we didn't want to leave. We ended
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Ludwick is only playing 2/3rds of the time anyways right now. Byrd could play CF vs. lefties. Seems like a perfect fit.
Choo sitting against lefties just ain't happening.
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
Along with Byrd, Gammons reporting that Twins have put Josh Willingham on waiver wire...not sure if he's worth a trade or not, but if he could re-find the swing that gave him 35 taters last year...might be worth a look.
That's a pretty decent amount of money to take on for a gamble (both given his propensity for injuries and declining production)... to say nothing of what they would give up.
It's an interesting thought since he was mentioned in the rumor mill last trade season, I just think IF the Reds are going to make any moves, a Byrd-like addition is probably more in line with the team's budget/appetite.
Byrd and John Buck to the Pirates
Sigh...I don't get this one...WHY would Jocketty let Byrd go by? I am not a GM, nor do I pretend to understand things the way a guy like Walt does. Having said that, wasn't this the definition of a low-risk, high-reward move?!
I don't get it at all. Hopefully, one of the stellar cincy media will inquire as to the GM's thought process on this one.
So we didn't want to block that. Hmm.
"No matter how good you are, you're going to lose one-third of your games. No matter how bad you are you're going to win one-third of your games. It's the other third that makes the difference." ~Tommy Lasorda
Ok, now I am mad. Walt allowed that? Seriously? We are stuck watching Chris Heisey and Xavier Paul in pinch hitting situations, and one of our main rivals for the playoffs this season, just acquired a player markedly better than either, who is essentially making the minimum?
This season is really aggravating me. I question the desire to win, from the top on down.
The Sox traded Bullfrog the only player they've got for Shottenhoffen. Four-eyes Shottenhoffen a utility infielder. They've got a whole team of utility infielders.
"We like our team."
"Baseball is a very, very complex business. It's more of a people business than most businesses." - Bob Castellini
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"No matter how good you are, you're going to lose one-third of your games. No matter how bad you are you're going to win one-third of your games. It's the other third that makes the difference." ~Tommy Lasorda
I don't get it either. Why not even block him?
By the way, tonight's T-shirt Tuesday giveaway at the Mets' game?
And here's what is being reported as what the Mets got:
and a PTBNL.
I am modifying my mantra from post-Latos trade...it's now "In Walt I *sometimes* trust"
Didn't the Reds have an Austin Kearns bobblehead night after he was traded?
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How do you sell books to people who never read? An unemployed policeman and a mother of three have become multi-millionaires finding out. For the first time, they tell their own rags to riches story.
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2nd and Seven – Bookends – In a
3-4 defense, the 'optimum' defensive
end would be 290 pound run stuffer who, as a luxury, could rush the
passer decently well. For Hawaii, that might be the reverse - Melila
Purcell and Ikaika Alama-Francis aren't nearly as big as typical 3-4
defensive ends, but they've got the quickness to blow up the edge on
their pass rush. The key for Purcell is to stay healthy and to play the
run a bit better this season. The key for Alama-Francis is to stay
healthy and to play the run a bit better this season. Okay, so Alama-Francis
was actually healthy last year, but the Warriors can't afford to play
without either he or Purcell at any point this year. With five sacks in
2005, Alama-Francis is the returning leader in that category, but teams
will want to run right at this duo to wear them down and slow that pass
rush ability.
3rd and Three – Give and ye shall
have to score more points – Even with the pass rush of Purcell and
Alama-Francis in front of them, the secondary will have its own problems
stopping the passing games in the WAC. Luckily they don't have to face
their own offense. In a game that is. The safeties, Leonard Peters and
Brad Kalilimoku, are a solid pair, but Peters is coming off of a knee
injury and Kalilimoku played linebacker last season. When healthy,
though, Peters can be a special player, and Kalilimoku should've been
playing safety all along. But, it's not at the safety spot where the
problem really exists. The corners are inexperienced, inexperienced
and, well, you know the rest. Not the recipe for success in this
conference. They can run, though, which is good (duh). Either way, if
this secondary can't gel quickly, the offense is going to have to score
a lot of points. That's not good, either (although the offense can).
4th and One – A Return to WAC
superiority? – When a coaching staff sees the Hawaii Warriors on the
schedule, they immediately fret over having to play against this offense
and never take the game for granted. Sometimes that worry is warranted,
especially when Hawaii is playing at home. Sometimes the Warriors will
show up and that's about it. Case in point, last season against Boise
State, the Warriors lost a battle 44 – 41, but then went to Louisiana
Tech and got thumped by 32. But, the offense this year is at a
different level than maybe it's ever been, so stopping them on a
consistent basis is as difficult as quantum physics. However, is that
offense enough to get them into the championship mix in the WAC, as they
were a few years ago? They do go to Boise State, which was about as
ugly a game as ever two years ago and to Fresno State, so on paper it
doesn't look good. But, get in a track meet with them and you'll pay.
Dearly. Enough such that they can make a run for a title? Not this
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Jim Mayo - CALLERLAB history
In a presentation from a CALLERLAB History / Heritage / Tradition session in 2005, Jim Mayo recounts some of the events that led up to the founding of that organization in 1974. He discusses how square dance choreography changed from the common Goal Post routines with the introduction of the Chicken Plucker routine that started in 1957. As modern…
Square dance publications
This website contains numerous examples of the many square dance publications — newsletters, journals, magazines— that have been created over the years. (See Items 1033 – 1073 for examples.) There are of course far more than those; the Square Dance Foundation of New England has one large collection; eventually, it is anticipated that these…
CALLERLAB founders
CALLERLAB, the International Association of Square Dance Callers, officially began in 1974, but discussions about the need for such an organization started some 15 years earlier. The organization has a short history of CALLERLAB on its website. See Related Items on this SDHP site for other presentations of that history.The attached document in Bob…
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Jim Mayo - 1994
This is a series of excerpts from a program called by Jim Mayo, November 5, 1994, in Marlboro, CT, recorded by Paul Trowbridge. This compilation contains portions of three patter and three singing squares, including calls from the CALLERLAB Mainstream and Plus programs.
Frank Lane - 2 recordings
Two audio clips illustrating Frank Lane's style. The first is a hash call recorded live at Hoedown Hall, Mantua, NJ on May 16, 1960. In it, Lane introduces a new call, Wheel and Deal, written "three or four months ago" by his friend, Clarence Watson. This tip is presented in its entirety. The second example, a shorter excerpt, comes from a 1980…
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Frank Lane - bio
Basic biographical information about Frank Lane, a short article on "directional calling" from Square Dance magazine that accompanied his cover photo, and the text of the presentation of the CALLERLAB Gold Card Lifetime Membership in 2007. Lane's philosophy was the basis for the phrase "All Position Dancing" (APD) which was later modified to "Dance…
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Square Dance Video collections
There are thousands of videos on sites such as YouTube that show modern square dancing. Several individuals have done their own collecting, presenting many videos on one location. Andy Abeles is based in southern California. His own videos frequently start with an interview with the club president and the callr for the event, as well as showing…
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Me and My Shadow - Dave Taylor, 1965
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Dave Taylor - Patter, 1965
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Hurry, Hurry, Hurry - Marv Shilling, 1953
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Arkansas Traveller - Marv Shilling, 1953
Colorado caller Marv Shilling calls the Arkansas Traveller, recorded live.
Jack Lasry - Patter, 1970
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Tags: Curlique, Jack Lasry, live recording, MWSD
Don't Think Twice - Jack Lasry, 1970
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You Were Only Teasing Me - Joe Lewis, 1964
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Patter, Joe Lewis, 1964
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Ends Turn In - Joe Casey
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My Little Girl - Joe Casey
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Tags: live recording, MWSD, singing square
Les Gotcher - patter, 1961
Enjoy the fast-paced opener of this one! This clip is also interesting because of the way Gotcher sets up two lines of three facing five.
Tags: Les Gotcher, live recording, MWSD
Makin' Whoopee - Les Gotcher, 1961
Although Gotcher is primarily known for his hash calls, this is a relatively rare example of him doing a singing square. Listeners may also enjoy the same dance as called by Gloria Rios Roth.
Tags: live recording, MWSD, singing square
Nobody's Baby - Max Forsyth, 1966
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BLAIRSVILLE - Authorities said Thursday they were seeking a man believed to have been seen talking to a 24-year-old hiker missing since Tuesday in the vicinity of Blood Mountain.Police said the man, described as 60 years old, weighing 160 pounds, was seen several times on New Year's Day with Meredith Emerson, 24, formerly of Longmont, Colo., and recently a resident of Buford. 'This man was seen with her on multiple occasions during that day,' Union County investigator Kimberly Verdone said Thursday. Verdone said witnesses said the man had a yellow jacket and a backpack with enough gear for at least a couple of days. Late Thursday, officials said they believe the man was Gary Michael Hilton of DeKalb County. They said it was possible Hilton was driving a 2000 or 2001 white Chevy Astro van. 'We want to find out who he was and kind of talk to him and see what happened and what their conversation was throughout the day,' Verdone said. Friends said Emerson went hiking with her black Labrador retriever on Tuesday. Her 1995 Chevrolet Cavalier was found abandoned Wednesday at the base of Blood Mountain. Police confirmed that a water bottle and dog collar found near a hiking trail belonged to Emerson. At the request of the Union County Sheriff's Department, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation sent four agents to join in the search Thursday morning, GBI spokesman John Bankhead said. The Georgia State Patrol pitched in with a helicopter using an infrared device. The helicopter had been grounded by high winds on Wednesday. 'She's an experienced hiker and a blue belt in martial arts,' said Julia Karrenbauer, Emerson's roommate. 'She's athletic and has a good head on her shoulders. So we're just hoping for the best.'
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CLARK — The sixth grade music classes from Saint John the Apostle School in Clark recently presented the musical "Dear God!" In preparation for this show, students in the lower grades wrote letters to God. Many of the lines and themes in the show were based on these letters.
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If a star has clout, the studios might offer a bigger-than-usual slice of profit or big bonuses if the film turns out to be a hit.
Obama has always had reason going for him on the budget, but he lacked the clout to sell his plan.
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After a drunken driver caused Vancouver resident Fern McCarty to become blind and partially paralyzed at age 49, McCarty couldn't even get around in a wheelchair.
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Other proposed cuts that would impact seniors and people with disabilities:
Eliminate over the counter pharmaceutical coverage.
Eliminate routine dental care
Reduce reimbursement to home care agencies.
Reduce funding for long-term care ombudsman program, which sends volunteers into long-term care centers to advocate for residents and prevent abuse
Rate reductions to nursing homes.
Reductions to case management services, Meals on Wheels and other programs funded through the Senior Citizens Services Act.
Eliminate Disability Lifeline medical coverage.
Eliminate essential needs and housing support program
Eliminate medical interpreter services.
Years of physical therapy through the state's subsidized adult day health program has helped her build enough strength in the functional side of her body to maneuver her wheelchair.
"They (the physical therapists) helped her get going," said McCarty's daughter, Sheila Vido. "My mother, now, you can't keep her down. She pushes the wheelchair with her good arm and her good foot."
State budget cuts threaten to end McCarty's ongoing treatment through the subsidized program. She is just one of tens of thousands of seniors and people with disabilities who will lose long-term care and other supports under a pending budget reduction proposal to carve $750 million in spending.
Clark County service providers and clients are concerned over the proposals and have launched a public awareness campaign to oppose the cuts. They note the cuts will leave vulnerable people without care and also result in thousands of lost jobs.
State lawmakers will begin discussing the unpopular proposal during a
special session beginning Nov. 28, but local lawmakers say they don't think lawmakers will be able to come to a vote until the regular session in January. The cuts are agonizing, and they follow four years of reductions, said State Rep. Tim Probst, D-Vancouver. He said per-capita state spending is now down to the levels of 1988 when inflation is factored in.
About 1,000 people would lose access to subsidized adult day health, which includes physical therapy and a nurse's care for people who may suffer from conditions such as diabetes. Without the subsidized program, McCarty's family would not be able to afford to pay for her physical therapy. That would likely mean McCarty would slowly lose her strength and then her mobility, Vido said.
"She would probably be stuck to her bed," Vido said.
She said the program also provides McCarty with important socialization. "She loves coming here so much that she cries when she can't make it," Vido said.
Vido said she moved her mother from Oregon to Washington about 15 years ago to take advantage of the adult day health program. Now, the program faces total elimination.
CDM Adult Day Services Center near downtown Vancouver provides adult day health. About 13 of its some 45 clients receive the state subsidy. Without the subsidy, the center's operational funding would decrease by about 30 percent, said Cheryl Cody, center director.
Statewide, up to 25,000 would lose benefits for home care, adult family homes, boarding homes and nursing homes.
Family caretakers who are paid by the state to stay home and care for their loved one will lose health insurance. Home care with caretakers who are family or friends is significantly less expensive than sending an elderly or disabled person to a nursing home.
"We want people in the community to have a choice," said Linda Lee, an in-home care provider who also is on the board of the local chapter of Service Employees International Union. "We have a very good long-term care program in the state of Washington, and they are trying to dismantle it."
Lee said reducing eligibility for in-home care and edging out thousands of elderly in need in the process will only increase the state's costs in the long-run because more Medicaid patients will be forced out of their home and will need nursing home care, which is more expensive.
Vancouver resident Charles Dukeshire who is paid about $10 per hour to care for his wife, said he worried his wife will be cut from the in-home care program, and the couple won't be able to pay their rent and other expenses. At age 75, Dukeshire said he's not optimistic he would be able to find a job, and if he did, he wouldn't earn enough to pay for his wife to stay in an assisted living center.
State Rep. Jim Moeller, D-Vancouver, said he agrees that proposed cuts are "awful." They're also mandatory, according to the state constitution.
"We have to have a balanced budget, and there's a very small part of the budget that we can look at to make up the shortfall," Moeller said.
However, Moeller said lawmakers need to see reliable numbers that show whether certain cuts, such as in-home care, don't raise the state's costs later on.
"If we force the aged out of their homes and into nursing homes, it's 10 times more expensive," Moeller said. "Then, have we made a cut?"
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The big news coming out PAX is the debut of the gameplay footage shown exclusively during Konami's Metal Gear 25th Anniversary event in Tokyo. Hideo Kojima was at the event to show off the 11 minute gameplay footage and to provide some more details about the game.
According to the official PlayStation Blog, Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes is confirmed for the PS3 after speculation that the game would be for next gen consoles. A new trailer has also been released showing the same gameplay from the Metal Gear event.
The trailer was created all in-engine using Kojima Production's FOX Engine with advanced shader, lighting and particle effects. Kojima stated that the Ground Zeroes is not Metal Gear Solid 5, but it is a "prologue." He also confirmed that the demo shown is running on a PC hardware speced out to be similar to the PS3 and that the final game should resemble the demo video.
While, there hasn't been any mention of the Xbox 360, the trailer does reveals at the very end that the game will also be coming out for the Xbox 360.
When a user asked if there would be exclusive PS3 content on the PlayStation Blog, Sid Shuman, PlayStation Social Media Manager stated, "Would be great to see some exclusive content, but I don't reckon we'll know anything for a loooong time on that."
The game is completely open world, as confirmed by Kojima as Ground Zeroes will be the world within the game. You can fly a helicopter to get Snake from one point to the next. You can also play custom music within the helicopter as "Flight of the Valkyries" was played during the demo. Interestingly enough, the louder the song is the higher the chance of getting detected by the enemies.
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The Mexican St. Paddy's Day for those of us not of Mexican heritage, Cinco de Mayo is another good excuse to go out and imbibe in all the specials going on at places that aren't remotely Mexican either. Take Duffy's for instance, where drink specials include $4 Cazadores Margaritas, $6 Corona-ritas and $10 guac and chips. For $10 more dollars, stay until 9 p.m. when Duffy's will air the Mayweather v. Cotto showdown at their North Miami Beach location, among others.
For a different kind of knockout across county lines, starting at 7 p.m. on May 5 at the W Fort Lauderdale's trio of drinking establishments--Whiskey Blue, Living Room and the Wet Lounge will be offering $5 Corona and Corona Lights, $10 Jalapeño Margaritas, $8 Herradura shots and a special Mexican menu. DJ Danny Stern will spin poolside. Bonus: a chance to win an all-expense paid trip for two to actual Mexico by signing up here.
And, because it's Miami, the mariachi music has to have a techno or electro beat which is why a DJ will spin Salsa Fiesta's Cinco de Mayo mayhem, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and continuing from 2 p.m. until 10 p.m. Saturday. Among the specials: $2.50 beers and $3 margaritas and sangrias.
For bargain basement priced frozen margaritas ($5!) in a ritzy setting, from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday, May 5, the DiLido Beach Club at the Ritz-Carlton, South Beach is the place, where there will also be $5 suckling pig, chicken or fish tacos to the tune of DJ Mac spinning lounge music. There's no cover.
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High tech movie theaters with supersonic sound systems and couches that make you want to doze off are great and all, but there's something about screening a classic flick in the courtyard of The Ritz-Carlton Coconut Grove, Miami that makes the movie experience that much more magical. Starting at 7 p.m. Sunday, May 6 with It Happened One Night, The Ritz's Starry Night Movie Classics on the Courtyard will offer similarly comfy couches on which you may or may not fall asleep, specialty cocktails and Italian and Mediterranean influenced apps by chef Khaled Ibrahim. The screening is free, no reservations required. Future screenings include Jaws on June 3.
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Multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Big Poppa E is an influential blues and roots musician who just so happens to be celebrating his birthday beginning at 6 p.m. Friday, May 4 at Tobacco Road. "My mother wanted me to be a preacher... my father wanted me to go to hell... I compromised and became a blues singer," he writes on his Facebook page. The singer will perform with his All Star Band, featuring Sanna Vaarna, George Caldwell and Curmit Seibert. Other performances that night include former child prodigy blues guitarist Reggie Sears at 10:30 p.m., and Amy Arlo, dubbed a modern day Janis Joplin, and her Almost Blue Band at 11 p.m.
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[5] http://www.miami.com/freedom039s-just-another-word-for-an-excuse-booze-plus-dinner-and-drag-show-article
[6] http://www.miami.com/nikki-beach-serves-8-kinds-burgers-independence-day-article
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Show Times: 7pm; 4pm Sat - Sun
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Show Length: 75 minutes
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Things have gotten hairier and a bit scarier on the Las Vegas Strip thanks to some real-life wildlife.
Several exotic cats are appearing at the Riviera in "Dirk Arthur's Wild Illusions!" This fast-paced show, which clocks in at just over 60 minutes, is packed with astounding magic as well as a good dose of comedy, a couple of super sexy dancers, humongous props, cool lighting effects and some really rockin' music.
Dirk Arthur has been entertaining audiences in Las Vegas and around the world for more than 30 years. His passion for magic was fueled as a child when he found a trick in a cereal box. As time passed, he was able to combine his love of illusion with his other passion -- animals.
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You could say watching "Wild Illusions!" is similar visiting a zoo. There's the wow factor of setting your eyes upon magnificent animals you would never see otherwise, and there's also a format of education and preservation. Through his show, Arthur tries to create an awareness of endangered species while stressing the importance of preservation.
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