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27 of 27 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars If You Own an SACD Player you MUST Own This....
When the original CD format was launched it was said that as many people owned Brothers in Arms as owned CD players. The same by rights should be true of the SACD version. 20 years later and the new fledgling format also needs a killer sales-boosting album for people to take it seriously. Brothers in Arms delivers once again.
It has been about 10 years since I last...
Published on 6 July 2005 by EVIL_ELVIS
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3.0 out of 5 stars Surround mix review: OK
Here's a summary:
1) The surround mix uses the full length versions as heard on CD & cassette (rather than the edited 1,2,4&5 tracks on the vinyl)
2) Money For Nothing suffers in surround. Some of the original very prominent keyboard sounds have been mixed out and the track doesn't sound right for it.
3) The mix is very echoey and I found...
Published on 3 Dec. 2007 by Mike the Fish
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27 of 27 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars If You Own an SACD Player you MUST Own This....,
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When the original CD format was launched it was said that as many people owned Brothers in Arms as owned CD players. The same by rights should be true of the SACD version. 20 years later and the new fledgling format also needs a killer sales-boosting album for people to take it seriously. Brothers in Arms delivers once again.
It has been about 10 years since I last heard a song from this album after giving away my CD copy. Hearing it again brought me as many surprises as the first time round. I had completely forgotten tracks like "Your Latest Trick" and "One World" and they sounds as fresh and stunning as when they were conceived. I simply love this album. So much so that it has reminded me how good listening to music can be. I am talking about music as music (not as background tunes) - sitting quietly and listening purely to this album is just great.
Part of this renaissance is due in no small part to the stunning 5.1 mix. It opens the soundstage right into the room and is never showy or obvious. Just like when stereo is used well and set up correctly, it's hard to discern where effects have been used. Returning back to a stereo recording soon proves just how simply amazing, good 5.1 music can be.
If you liked any of the original tracks released from this album (Money for Nothing, Brothers in Arms or The Walk of Life) then you will love this album. Though the styles of songs on this album change - the quality endures.
49 of 51 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Simply outstanding in 5.1 surround . . .,
Martin2005 "Marty" (London, UK.) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Brothers in Arms [DVD AUDIO] (Audio CD)
This release is a two-sided disc with CD stereo on one side and superb DVD-Audio surround sound on the other. Of course, the real 'meat' on this disc is the surround-sound 5.1 DVD side which is simply stunning! If you have a DVD-Video player hooked-up to surround-sound home-theatre system, then you'll get a great sound in Dolby Digital 5.1, or 24bit LPCM stereo.
However, very best sound experience possible will come to your ears if you use a "DVD-Audio" player with its six-analog outputs going straight to your receiver's "Multichannel Analog Inputs". (These inputs bypass all the receiver's digital circuitry to keep the high-resolution analog signal intact. By the way, the DVD-Audio surround-sound is presented in 96kHz / 24bit on the disc.
Some readers here may know that there is also a SACD version of this album, but be aware that the SACD has been converted from the DVD-Audio's 24bit studio master. So, in short, this DVD-Audio will give you the very best and truest reproduction of what was crafted originally in the studio.
22 of 23 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The Peak of Dire Straits,
Mr. A. Milne "moonmanmilne" - See all my reviews
This review is from: Brothers In Arms (Audio CD)
Brothers in Arms was really the height of success for Dire Straits, selling over 13 million worldwide and being credited with brining on the CD generation - quite major success by anyone's standards. Time seems to have condemned this album to the 'uncool' fate that most things from the 80s have suffered, but don't let that put you off by any means - in this case the negative criticisms are totally unjustified.
The sound is a little more synthesised than Dire Straits' previous albums, and the musical styles show a little more diversity, from the rockabilly/synth sounds of 'Walk of Life' to the caribean sounds of 'ride across the river'. Songs like 'why worry' and 'so far away' retain the trademark Dire Straits sound, and there really isn't a weak track on here.
Brothers in Arms, however, has to be singled out as undoubtedly the best track on the album, and probably the best song Dire Straits ever recorded. The guitar is beautifully woven around the vocals, with the dramatic thunderstorm effects leading into the softly whispered first verse, building an unrivalled atmosphere. The guitar solos build up gradually, leading to the end of the song as it reaches it's conclusion, the chord after the line 'but we live in different ones' punching through the song like a bolt of lightening before a faster guitar solo takes over, leading to the final verse, and the guitar outro that rounds off the song perfectly. It would be worth paying double the price of this album, just to get this one song. If you can get over the '80s' brand this album has, you certainly won't regret checking it out.
23 of 24 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Completed the hat-trick!,
I just cannot believe the dynamics of this album could improve so much with the SACD version. Very smooth sounding and exceptional vocal clarity. The biggest surprise was the separation of the intruments, each one very distinct and can be followed individually. I own the original version of the cd as well as the LP (a reissue) and it beats both of them hands down in every department.
Any fan of Dire Straits if owns an SACD player must have this album. I thought twice about buying this since this is the third format for me, but I am glad I decided to get it. Worth every penny I spent on it.
My system is two channel.
38 of 40 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Classic remaster,
M. G. Cuthbert (Redhill, Surrey, United Kingdom) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Brothers In Arms - 20th Anniversary Edition (Audio CD)
I have owned "Brothers In Arms" in various formats since it's 1985 release, and I have to say that this really does top the bill. The remastering on this hybrid disc is absolutely outstanding. I wasn't completely sold on the SACD format until this release and boy was I blown-away. If you have owned this album before, then do yourself a favour and get this the 20th anniversay edition. A classic album deserving of space on your shelf. Buy it!
18 of 19 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars My personal favourite album of all time,
E. A. Cavanna (Devon UK) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Brothers In Arms (Audio CD)
The major critism of this album, is that it has not aged well, and sounds dated. I have one answer to this: I am 17, and this album was written before I was born. I am primarily into iron maiden, and I still rate this album, and indeed dire straits above every contempory group.The full eight and half minutes of 'money for nothing' are a musical masterpiece by mark knopfler and sting, surpased only by the title track. This track does for war veterans 'what wish you were here'does for loss; sheer brilliance. I love this song so much i have lyrics from it as my screen name on msn. I defy anyone who calls this album outdated, as it is clearly on a par with darkside, rumours and wish you were here as national musica treasures. I am sure this will never be surpassed bt anything in its genre
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars This album is the best ever,
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This review is from: Brothers In Arms (Audio CD)
No buts, this album is the boom! If you compare this album to some of todays chart toppers, this is like comparing Citizen Kane to Titanic. Kane is a classic masterpiece just like Brothers, Titanic represents the modern day talentless garbage that is spilling out of CD shops world wide. The reason being that nowadays image is more important than quality, thus rap, R'n'B, hip hop and garage dominate the music scene. Whereas a genius such as Knopfler who produced, wrote, sung and played accrobatics on that famous Fender Strat, gets no credit what so ever. This must tell you something about modern society. In my opinion this is the greatest album the world has ever seen. Dire Straits shine over other modern rock groups such as U2, Queen and REM. Proof, check out the lyrics of the song 'Brothers in Arms'.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Wonderful in surround.,
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There's not much point me mentioning the music; everyone knows this album and will have formed an opinion on it. I'm just glad that a steady stream of my favourite albums are being remixed for 5.1 surround. I'm a huge fan of the surround SACDs of Tommy, Dark Side of the Moon, Comfort in Sound and Bat out of Hell (all fantastic albums in stereo too) and this new mix of Brothers in Arms is well up to the standards set by the above albums. In surround, the whole album sounds absolutely crystal clear, and simply enormous to boot. Absolutely wonderful, and by far the best release of this classic album I have ever heard.
38 of 42 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars An era-defining classic.,
Themis-Athena (from somewhere between California and Germany) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Brothers In Arms - 20th Anniversary Edition (Audio CD)
Trust Mark Knopfler not to succumb to platitude, regardless where he is and what's going on around him. There they are sitting on the Caribbean island paradise of Montserrat, and what does the man write? Songs about the pain of separation, love gone wrong and The Blues in general ("So Far Away," "Your Latest Trick," "Why Worry" and "One World"), a part tongue-in-cheek, part grating duet with Sting, who just happened to be available because he was vacationing on Montserrat, on an underdog's gripes about rock stardom ("Money For Nothing"), followed by a more upbeat variation on the "stardom" theme (although even there, we are reminded that "after all the violence and double talk, there's just a song in all the trouble and the strife, you do the Walk Of Life") ... and no less than three songs about war and the abuse of power ("Run Across The River," "The Man's Too Strong" and of course, "Brothers in Arms").
Musically, this album is more diversified than Dire Straits' prior studio albums; there's a sax in "Your Latest Trick," "Walk Of Life" has a rockabilly feel, and the instrumentation of "Run Across the River" is inspired by the Caribbean setting in which the record was produced -- but listen to that song's lyrics and see how they contrast with what at first impression sounds like airy island paradise melodies: "I'm a soldier of fortune, I'm a dog of war and we don't give a damn who the killing is for; it's the same old story with a different name -- death or glory, it's the killing game." ("The Man's Too Strong," which deals with a dictator's thoughts upon being brought to trial, is similar in that respect; although the Caribbean sound is replaced by rhythm and steel guitars, with two single guitar riffs, sharp as bullets, accentuating the chorus.) The band also took full advantage of the advances in production techniques available to them at that time. The result was an album that drove home to even the last uninitiated chump out there that Dire Straits were a musical force to reckon with, and that the success of their prior albums had not been coincidence alone. And the SACD drives this home even more forcefully ... (to the extent this is even possible).
Among all the excellent songs on this album, it is the title track which stands out mile-high. From the growling thunderstorm opening, the sad and evocative electric guitar intro, and the first verse, more whispered than sung, through the slow and steady crescendo of the song's intensity to the closing guitar solo, Mark Knopfler's ode about war, in ancient Scotland and today, "civil" and otherwise, is nothing short of a true masterpiece. The interplay of Knopfler's vocals and his guitar. The sole riff introducing the guitar part after the line "and we have just one world but we live in different ones," tearing through the song's fabric like a sore wound breaking open. And of course, the closing guitar solo which completely defies description and makes any attempt to characterize it by words like "haunting" or "dramatic" sound like a shallow cliché.
"Brothers in Arms" was Dire Straits' most successful studio album, and one of the biggest-selling albums of the 1980, thanks to an exhaustive tour and the high exposure its single releases received on MTV. But more than anything, it helped define a decade; musically and otherwise. It has made rock music history, and it will always stand right up there with the best that anybody in the business has ever produced.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars At The Apex,
Dave_42 "Dave_42" (Australia) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Brothers in Arms (Audio CD)
It is difficult to believe that "Brothers in Arms" was released all the way back in 1985 (May 13th), and was one of the first new albums to be aimed at the CD market, with a full digital recording (DDD). The album mixed a variety of sounds, along with a very clever MTV inspired hit ("Money for Nothing") which pretty much guaranteed massive success in and of itself. Instant success never guarantees long-term success though, so the real strength of this album comes from the strength of the tracks which continue to be played and in demand 25 years later, and undoubtedly for a long time to come.
The album opens with "So Far Away" which was also the first single from the album, released a little over a month prior to the album itself. The song is a simple one, about being away from the one you love, a common theme for rock stars who are often on the road. Next up is the massively successful "Money for Nothing", with guest artist Sting co-writing the song and providing some of the vocals. The video for this song launched, i.e. was the debut video shown on, MTV Europe, and was a massive hit on MTV in the U.S. as well. The video and song became the target for Weird Al Yankovic in his film UHF, with Mark Knopfler contributing the guitar work and Guy Fletcher the keyboards. Unlike many songs which touch a social nerve, "Money for Nothing" has survived its early success and continues to be a fan favorite, in spite of, or perhaps aided by its controversial lyrics.
"Walk of Life" is next, the fourth single from the album, and another big hit both with the video as well as the song itself. It has kind of a rockabilly feel to the rhythm, providing a different sound from anything else on the album. "Your Latest Trick" is the fifth single from the album, and contains a wonderful saxophone intro. "Why Worry" is a slow piece, and at over 8� minutes it is also the longest piece on the album. "Ride across the River", "The Man's Too Strong", and "One World" are all solid pieces which grow on the listener, though none is what one would call a single. The album then closes with the title track "Brothers in Arms", my personal favorite due to its lyric. It is an unusual choice for a single, and yet it was the third single from the album and did fairly well considering the serious subject matter, slow pace, and long solos.
"Brothers in Arms" in many ways is the album that killed the band. After its release the band went on a very long tour and broke up in 1988. The result was that it was six years before they would reunite and release another studio album which, at least so far, is the last from the group. Nor was the following album ("On Every Street") anywhere near as successful as its predecessor. Mark Knopfler remains one of the best guitarists out there, with a unique and easily identifiable style. He has gone on to release several solo albums, but the group itself appears to be finished.
The lineup for the group on this album was: Mark Knopfler (guitars and vocals), Alan Clark (keyboards), Guy Fletcher (keyboards and vocals), John Illsley (bass and vocals), Terry Williams (drums), and Omar Hakim (drums). Almost all the drums are provided by Omar Hakim, but Terry Williams did the initial work and returned for the tour and videos. There were a number of guest artists as well, including: Jack Sonni (guitar), Michael Brecker (saxophone), Randy Brecker (horn), Malcolm Duncan (tenor saxophone), Neil Jason (bass), Tony Levin (bass), Michael Mainieri (vibraphone), Dave Plews (horn), and of course Sting (vocals on Money for Nothing).
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With the 250 loaded up, I had the weekend ahead of me and I needed to beat the rush hour traffic getting out of town, Madagascar is similar to Mongolia in that there is a decided lack of paved roads- just five roads lead out of the capital so it's not too hard to find your way. I was soon weaving and filtering through the various vehicles as I made my way west to the Highlands.
The roads pretty soon got much quieter which was nice, the tarmac isn't bad except for the occasional pot hole.
I stopped for a cold drink from this guy...
The rural villages have only dirt roads and zebu carts- zebu being the African cattle with humps on their backs and big horns, they're used more like oxen as they plough with them and get them to pull heavily laden carts often with wheels made of iron-clad wood.
A dirt track led me to a clearing amongst some citrus trees, the sun was setting fast so I put up my tent just before it got dark (stealth camping at its best).
By the morning half the village had wandered past to say hello...so much for my stealth!!
Moving on I found a lovely spot by Lake Itasy and decided on a room for the night and a meal on the terrace overlooking the lake
I was delighted to find that not only did they offer tea but that it was served in a large tea pot.
I went for a wander around the village and found a laundry line with a difference. the locals wash their clothes in the river, then climb up the river bank and arrange the laundry on the bridge railings to dry.
Street food is something I always try. This was unlike anything I had ever seen - was it meat or fish??
The guy selling it assured me it's sweet and definitely vegetarian friendly so I bought a slice.
I liked the way he served it wrapped in a piece of paper torn from a school exercise book - complete with a lesson written on it.
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John Strong, Legend and Cult of Upagupta: insists on the forest tradition as the source of the cult of Upagupta, throughout Southeast Asia - Cambodia, Laos, Burma and Thailand.
Venerable Upagupta was the third-generation successor of the great Arahant disciple of the Buddha, Venerable Ananda.
Upagupta was disciple of Venerable Sanakavasi, the patriarch of Mount Urumunda, a disciple of Venerable Ananda. Sanakavasi was a native of Rajagrha, according to the northern legends (Asokarajasutra). He introduced Buddhism to Mathura in the west, by establishing a forest tradition on Mount Urumunda where he built a large temple.
Venerable Sanakavasin is associated with the Second Buddhist Council whose patron was Kalasoka.
When Venerable Sanakavasi passed away, Venerable Upagupta became his successor as patriarch.
"Not enough attention has been given to the fact that the masters of the Dharma in the legends were forest-dwelling ascetically inclined tradition of meditators," Strong wrote.
"Sankavasin, when he is in Kashmir, rejoices at the contemplative life and sings of his meditation on rocky peaks and in deep ravines which keep him warm despite his wearing but a single garment of hemp. When he returns to Mathura and is taken for a mahalla monk, the next contrasts him to the Tripitaka masters form South India, who have memorized the whole of the Buddhist canon but knows nothing about meditation. The tripitaika master is a scholar monk, but the Upagupta knows he is a matricidal fornicator and will have nothing to do with him. Sankavasin, on the other hand, follows the vocation of mediation; he may look grubby, have long hair, and appear to be a mahalla, but he is actually enlightened, and he is Upagupta's master."
Upagupta himself was the head of the Natabhitika monastery on Mount Urumunda, which Sanakavasin founded. This monastery is repeatedly called "the foremost of all the Buddha's forest-haunts (aranyayatana) where the lodgings (seat beds) are conductive to meditation (samatha)."
From her, Upagupta instructs monks from all over India who came to see him. The Ashokarajavadana says the Buddha predicted that Upagupta would be "the foremost of all those who are instructors of mediation."
"Too often, the ascetic practices in general and the pamsukulika practices in particular have been studied from the perspective of the town-dwelling monks, who tolerated them but did not follow them, rather than from the perspective of the forest-dwelling monks, who advocated and maintained them…..The Pamsukulanisamsan ( is a text that is self-avowedly of the ascetic tradition). It is a Pali work of the anisamsa genre (telling the "advantage" of doing good deeds) and has found popularity in Thailand, Cambodia, and Laos. It tells the story of the very first pamsukula: A rich merchant of Uruvela had a daughter who died giving birth to her first child, who was still born. The merchant then decided to offer some robe material to the Buddha; he took an expensive piece of cloth, wrapped it around the dead fetus and the afterbirth of his daughter, and kept if for seven days. Then he deposited it on the road where he know the Buddha was due to pass. The Buddha, seeing it, thought,, " This is the first pamsukula…the Buddhas of the past wore pamsukula; I, therefore, will wear one too." He picked it up; the decaying fetus and afterbirth fell on the ground, which then shook and trembled to mark what for this tradition was a momentous occasion."
"There follows an account of the washing, drying, and dyeing, of the pamsukula by the Buddha with the divine help of the god Indra; and then, as the text puts it, 'the Buddha's old robe disappeared, and he became a pamsukulika.' Later, the Buddha exalts the wearing of rag heap robes in no uncertain terms: 'the pamsukula robe,' he declares, 'is the best. It is while wearing it that the Buddhas have liberated all creatures…O monks, I wear the pamsukula robe; you should do likewise."
"The real hero of this text, however, is not the Buddha but his disciple, the elder Mahakassapa, who the story goes on to present as a sort of patron saint of the pamsukulikas. The tale passes very quickly over his ordination and then features a noteworthy conversation between him and the Buddha. Mahakassapa asks the Buddha how many 'vocations' (dhura) there are open for Buddhist monks. The Buddha replies, "There are two: the vocation of books and the vocation of mediation.' The elder then wants to know what is meant by these. 'In the vocation of books, replies the Buddha, 'a monk memorizes on nikaya, two nikayas, or all the texts of the canon. In the vocation of mediation, a monk practices awareness of the perishable nature of existence and he reaches arahantship. The Buddha goes on to describe the thirteen ascetic practices and in particular the wearing of pamsukula (of which he lists twenty-three different kinds) Kassapa decides to choose the vocation of meditation, but he does so fro noteworthy reason: " I wandered forth,' he declares, 'to become a monk when I was an old mahallaka; I cannot follow the vocation of books! I will therefore follow the vocation of meditation."
"The notion that the vocation of meditation (forest tradition) was particularly appropriate for monks who had entered the Sangha late in life (that is, mahallas) has important repercussions and may go far in helping to explain the town-and-book monks' attitude towards long-haired ascetics and forest monks. As he Buddhist Sangha evolved, it became clear that the establishment liked to recruit new members when they were young. Not only did this allow for more control in maintaining the status quo, but it had the practical effect of giving more time to young monks for memorizing sutras when their minds were still supple and not yet preoccupied with pastoral cares and other duties. Monks ordained late in life not only found it more difficult to learn great numbers of texts by heart, but they brought with them habits form lay life that they sometimes found hard to shake and which caused them to be viewed with suspicion."
"More importantly, becoming a forest monk late in life seemed to follow a well-established Brahmanical pattern of spiritual development, rather than a typically Buddhist one. According to the doctrine of the four ashramas, or stages of life, after being a student (brahmacarin) and hen a householder (grhastha), a twice-born Hindu could become a forest-dwelling hermit (vanaprastha) 'when he had seen the birth of his sons' sons and white hairs began to appear on his head.' In India, then forest meditation was classically the prerogative of men who turned to spiritual practices in their old age. Youth, the brahmacarin, stage, was the time for memorization of texts and for celibacy." [John Strong, The Cult of Upagupta]
The scholar monks look back at the writings of Sakyamuni. The forest monks look forward to the Buddha of the future, Maitreya. Mahakassapa is instructive in this regard, he awaits the coming of Maître in a meditative trance in the mountains, and will present the Buddha's robe to him. It is not clear whether he is dead or alive.
The forest saints are witness to the potency of the Dharma, of the possibility of present enlightenment, and to the awaiting of the Buddha of the future, Maitreya.
Forest monks were most active in promoting the vajrayana in India.


text: Dr Rubberfunk - The First Cut Executive Mix by Jalapeno Records published on 2012/07/04 11:41:15 +0000 Jalapeno Records are re-issuing Dr Rubberfunk's debut album, 'The First Cut', making this the first time it's been available in digital formats in some 10 years or so since its initial release on double LP and CD. the good Doctor put together this 'Executive' mini-mix way back then as promo for the album release. Featuring tracks from 'The First Cut' mixed with b-side cuts from the 12inch singles that preceeded it, and thought he'd share it again in the run up to the re-release! Junodownload exclusive - 9/07/2012 G.R - 16/07/2012


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- SERVINGS: Makes enough dough for six 7-inch pizzas
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- In a large bowl, mix the yeast with the water and let stand until foamy, about 5 minutes. Using a wooden spoon, stir in the 1 tablespoon of oil, followed by the 2 cups of flour and the sugar and salt. Continue stirring until a soft dough forms. Transfer the dough to a lightly floured work surface and knead until smooth and silky, about 5 minutes. Let the dough stand uncovered for 10 minutes, then divide it into 6 equal pieces. Roll each piece into a ball and transfer to a lightly oiled baking sheet. Brush the tops with oil and cover loosely with plastic wrap. Refrigerate overnight until slightly risen. Return to room temperature before using.
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Thursday night's NBA betting action on TNT wraps up in the desert, where one team fighting for a division title, the Los Angeles Clippers are taking on a team that is just fighting for its playoff life, the Phoenix Suns.
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The Clippers have a chance to tie the Los Angeles Lakers atop the Pacific Division on Thursday night with a win. With just four games left to be played, these two Staples Center tenants are as close as could be, and they are both scrapping and clawing to try to make sure that they are the division winners this year. The Clips are now in the playoffs for the first time in seemingly eons, and they can wrap up home court advantage in the first round of the postseason with a combination of two wins or Memphis Grizzlies losses. That's a big deal for sure for a team that has had to watch the Lakers play a ton of playoff games on its own home court over the course of the last decade. LA is hot at the moment, winning five games in a row and going 4-1 ATS in that stretch. It is a team that has overcome a lot, including the adversity that its coach, Vinny Del Negro, was rumored to be on his way out. The team has come together since that point and strung together a number of victories to put it back on the map and to save Del Negro.
Phoenix's position is far more interesting. The Suns have four games left, three of which are going to be played here at the US Airways Center, though all four of these games are going to come against teams that either will be in the playoffs, or are fighting with them for a playoff spot. Right now, the Suns are a half game back of the Utah Jazz for that last slot in the postseason, though the Houston Rockets, Denver Nuggets, and Dallas Mavericks are all still fighting for those last three playoff positions as well. Grant Hill sat out of the loss on Wednesday night to the Oklahoma City Thunder with a mild knee injury, but he is expected to be back in the fold for this one. Of course, if the Suns are going to win this game, they are going to need a lot out of their stars. It has been nice to see Jared Dudley and Shannon Brown step up and put up decent games, but in the end, this game comes down to Marcin Gortat and Steve Nash, both of which probably need double-doubles for Phoenix to get back on the right side of the playoff bubble.
The Final Word: We think that this is going to be a great game that really could go either way. In the end, the Clippers have the better team though, and they are just playing too well right now to be stopped in our eyes. Take the two points on the road.
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It's true. Today's music scene is incredibly diverse, and many Generation Y members enjoy listening to everything they can. These audiophiles are usually easy to spot because they are surrounded by loud music whenever possible. They simply can't stop listening to music, which makes gift buying particularly easy. This guide should give you some helpful tips on buying gifts for music lovers.
Identifying music lovers: Your gift recipients are music lovers if they know the bands you used to listen to as well as the bands with an album that just came out last Tuesday; think wearing a band T-shirt is dressing up; have been mistaken for a rock star on the street because of their hair, tattoos or clothes; or plan vacations around where their favorite bands are playing shows.
MP3 players and iPods: Music lovers want their music around all the time, so MP3 players and iPods that let them carry around their music library are important. Accessories like docks and skins are also appreciated.
Music: You can't go wrong by adding to a music lover's CD collection. If you aren't sure which new music they prefer, try giving something you loved "back in the day." A true music lover will like the history lesson. From rock 'n' roll legends like Chuck Berry and Buddy Holly to their modern rock and pop counterparts, such as Jewel and Melissa Etheridge, there are plenty of excellent gift-giving options among CDs.
Books: Biographies of musicians, histories of popular culture and essay collections by music critics give your music lover the brain food he or she needs. Maybe your music lover is a budding musician. In that case, pick up sheet music books so your music lover can learn to play their favorite artist's songs.
Art: A music lover is an appreciator of creativity, so wall art would make a perfect gift. You may even be able to track down a poster or piece of art that relates to the gift receiver's favorite musician or band.
Cool clothing: Music lovers prefer dressing like their favorite musicians, and they need the right clothing to wear to concerts. You also can't go wrong by giving a great pair of jeans.
Car audio: Let your music lover hit the road with his music by upgrading his factory car audio to something that will let him enjoy his tunes.


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Where are the tires?Thursday, March 19th, 2015
If you can possibly believe it the playgrounds needed maintenance again! Johny was in Gulu this week to find the tires and make sure they were put back up. He also gathered some welders to come and enforce the slides and address other weakened joints. Honestly this must be the most busy playground in the world!


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Start the meal with gazpacho, then offer crusty bread, marinated green and black olives, and sangria with the salad. End with raspberries atop vanilla custards.
YIELD: Serves 2, can be doubled
Whisk 1/3 cup dressing and paprika in small bowl to blend. Bring broth and saffron to boil in heavy medium sauce-pan over high heat. Mix in rice. Cover, reduce heat to low and simmer until rice is almost tender, about 15 minutes. Mix in peas. Cover and cook until rice and peas are tender and broth is absorbed, about 5 minutes.
Transfer rice mixture to large bowl. Cool 5 minutes; fluff with fork. Mix in turkey and red bell pepper. Add dressing mixture and toss to blend, adding more purchased dressing by tablespoonfuls, if desired. Season salad with salt and pepper. Serve at room temperature.


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Celeriac Remoulade
25 Jul 2010
|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|Lemon juice
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|3⁄4 Pound (1 In Number)
|Shredded cabbage
|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|Shredded carrot
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Tarragon flavored white wine vinegar
|3 Tablespoon
|Safflower oil
|1 Tablespoon
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Reduced calorie mayonnaise
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Dijon mustard
|2 Tablespoon
|Minced fresh parsley
|2 Tablespoon
|Dried whole tarragon
|1 Teaspoon
Combine water and 1/4 cup lemon juice in a large bowl, set mixture aside.
Peel celetiac thoroughly, cutting away any pitted areas.
Shred celeriac in a food processor or by hand.
Immediately place celeriac in lemon juice mixture to prevent discoloration.
Drain celeriac, and return to bowl; add cabbage and carrot.
Combine vinegar, oil, and salt in a small bowl, stirring well with a wire whisk.
Pour over celeriac mixture, tossing well.
Cover and marinate at room temperature for up to 3 hours, stirring occasionally.
Combine mayonnaise and mustard; add to celeriac mixture, tossing to coat.
Stir in minced parsley and tarragon
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The pageantry of the sleek black horses, their intricate dancelike steps, and the thrilling play of lances make the Musical Ride of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police an unforgettable experience. Rooted in the cavalry drills of the Great March West of 1874, the modern-day Musical Ride now represents the best in horsemanship.In this loving homage to the Ride, Maxwell Newhouse captures its spirit – from the riders to the equipment, the training, and the horses – in words and art.The story of the Ride and its spectacular horses is told through black and white drawings and wonderful full-color art that presents performances from the plains to the mountains and all over North America.This book is a perfect gift for anyone who loves horses, and a perfect introduction to a national treasure that represents Canada around the world.
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Here's what you can expect to find in this bumper-sized edition of White Dwarf:
•We introduce you to a new era of unending war where world-shattering armies clash across fantastical realms.
•Learn about the Age of Myth, the time of Chaos and the creation of Sigmar's eternal warriors.
•The Stormcast Eternals: who are they? Find out more (much more!) in this issue.
•We show off an astounding starter set that will leave you speechless.
•This issue of White Dwarf also includes a four-page pull-out containing all the rules for Warhammer Age of Sigmar. And tomorrow you'll also be able to download all the Warscrolls Compendiums – the individual rules for all your existing Citadel miniatures – from the Games Workshop webstore for free.
•We show you how to build and paint a Stormcast Eternal, along with an extra stage-by-stage painting guide for his hated foes.
• But we're not just going to show you how to paint a Stormcast Eternal – we're giving you one too. You'll find one of these immortal, armour-clad warriors attached to the front cover of White Dwarf 75, which will be available tomorrow in Games Workshop stores, independent stockists and right here on the Games Workshop webstore
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Phillies closer Brad Lidge caught a spike in the mound on his first pitch of batting practice Saturday and hurt the same knee he had surgery on in October.
Lidge, the Phillies' biggest offseason acquisition, limped off the field after talking with team trainers. The team said it hoped to know more about the extent of the injury today.
Cubs' DeRosa released from hospital: Chicago Cubs second baseman Mark DeRosa was released from a hospital Saturday evening after being taken there by ambulance for an irregular heartbeat he experienced during spring training drills.
DeRosa was sitting up on a stretcher as he was wheeled out of the Fitch Park complex around midday. Some of his teammates were still on the field winding up a day of workouts.
Clemens' lawyer told photo places pitcher at Canseco's house: Roger Clemens' lawyer was told a photograph exists that shows the pitcher at a party hosted by Jose Canseco, an issue that was disputed in Congress this month.
A June 1998 party at Canseco's house in Florida was one of several topics discussed during Clemens' testimony before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform on Feb. 13.
Clemens' former trainer, Brian McNamee, said the seven-time Cy Young Award winner was at the party. Clemens denied being there when he gave a deposition to congressional investigators on Feb. 5, then testified eight days later that it was possible he could have stopped by after playing golf.
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Barely two weeks ago dried the ink on our final daily preview of Roland Garros. Our sequence of Wimbledon previews begins where that sequence ended, analyzing the impending clash between the world #1 and a Spaniard on the main court of a major.
Djokovic vs. Ferrero: In one of Wimbledon's many traditions, the reigning champion opens his title defense on Centre Court at the start of each new tournament. Facing Djokovic on Monday is an opponent whose playing style and personality also reflects the sport's tradition. A clean, compact ball-striker with an understated air, Ferrero earned the sobriquet of "King Juan Carlos" when he ascended to #1 nearly a decade ago and won Roland Garros. His efficient strokes should adjust smoothly to the grass, as should his crisp footwork. Well into the twilight of his career at 32, Ferrero has won just five matches in 2012 while playing a limited schedule. Yet he reached the quarterfinals at Wimbledon two years ago, and he enters the tournament as one of the highest-ranked men not to claim a seed. Thrilled by the honor that he has earned, Djokovic should feel motivated to display his characteristically impressive tennis on Monday. But he has not played a match on grass this year and typically has weathered some turbulence early in the draw, losing at least one set in the first round at three of his last four Wimbledons. Although Ferrero cannot withstand the brutal physicality of the world #1, he could create an entertaining encounter with a little assistance from a rusty Djokovic.
Gulbis vs. Berdych: Destined to languish forever in the dustbin of tennis history, Gulbis has waited too long to make a breakthrough that once seemed inevitable. A little reminiscent of Kvitova, his game can look virtually impenetrable on the rare moments when he finds it and too large for the court on the much more frequent occasions when he does not. All the same, the pampered prodigy defeated Berdych before on a fast surface at the Memphis indoor tournament two years ago. Sometimes a little shaky in the opening rounds of majors, the Czech has lost three times in the first week since the start of 2010, the season when he finally crossed the line from a somewhat more intimidating version of Gulbis to a genuine contender. That surge culminated with a final at Wimbledon, where Berdych showcased an unexpectedly solid forecourt technique in addition to the familiar baseline blasts. Visibly dismayed by a loss to Del Potro at Roland Garros and surely displeased by a loss to Haas in Halle, he may find his recurrently questioned confidence tested if Gulbis can mount a credible challenge.
Nalbandian vs. Tipsarevic: From a single tournament at Queens Club came arguably the high point and certainly the low point of Nalbandian's season so far. Rallying from a one-set deficit no fewer than three times, he reached his second final of 2012 at that appetizer to Wimbledon and then won the first set from Cilic there with opportunistic returning. A sudden and heavily—probably overly—criticized burst of temper then cost him a key victory that still lay well within reach. As he arrives at the season's third major, Nalbandian must overcome the frustration and embarrassment from that disappointing lapse, although the docile British fans likely will not chastise him for it. If he can channel his vintage form, the 2002 Wimbledon runner-up should fancy his chances of upsetting the eighth seed, whom he defeated at Indian Wells this spring. Tipsarevic avenged that loss immediately afterwards at Miami, however, and his form has grown more consistent as the season has progressed. Also inclined to ride an emotional rollercoaster, he still should approach this match with a clearer mind than Nalbandian.
Martic vs. Lisicki: Defeating Peng, Jankovic, and fellow rising star Mona Barthel over the previous few months, the aspiring Croat enjoyed her first trip to the second week of a major at Roland Garros. Martic defeated world #8 Bartoli and seasoned clay specialist Medina Garrigues there, showcasing an all-court game more polished than her age would suggest. On the other hand, she lost her first match at three of her last four tournaments and showed little interest in preparing for the grass season by playing Bad Gastein on clay in the week of Birmingham. Entering the British tournament on the more relevant surface that week, Lisicki nevertheless arrives at Wimbledon with no more grass victories than her opponent. Since she reached the second week of the Australian Open, last year's semifinalist at the All England Club has endured a dispiriting sequence of setbacks, including a current five-match losing streak and 12 losses in her last 17 matches. A mixture of injury and inconsistency have forced Lisicki to build her top-20 ranking upon just a handful of strong results, so she cannot afford an early stumble here. Rarely does the combination of pressure, rust, and depleted confidence bode well for a player who leans so heavily on offensive, high-risk tactics, but she will hope that her advantage in experience can carry her past the 21-year-old Croat.
Zvonareva vs. Barthel: Still without a semifinal in 2012 through eight tournaments, the Wimbledon runner-up from two years ago has watched her ranking sag downwards inexorably. Four of Zvonareva's seven losses this year have come against opponents outside the top 50, all less talented than the latest prodigy to emerge from Germany. Twice extending Azarenka to 5-5 in a final set this year, Barthel delighted her compatriots in Stuttgart by upsetting Ivanovic and Bartoli three months after winning her first title in Hobart. Although one would expect her explosive serve to shine on grass, she lost her first match in Birmingham two weeks after a dismal first-round defeat at Roland Garros. Absent from most of the clay season, Zvonareva has suffered from a shoulder injury and has appeared mentally unfocused even when physically present. Perhaps the intelligent Russian senses herself that her peak and her window of opportunity have passed, whereas Barthel must feel only optimism as she looks forward to a bright future.
Clijsters vs. Jankovic: The clear highlight of the day on the women's side and probably overall, this clash could end the Belgian's last appearance at the All England Club before it fully begins. Typical of the Serb is a melodramatic season in which she has lost at least three times after holding match point, and twice after holding three match points. Those indignities preceded arguably her best result of 2012, though, a finals appearance at Birmingham built upon a three-set victory over former Wimbledon semifinalist Zheng. Staying true to her workaholic self, Jankovic then traveled to the Netherlands and lost a day later in her ninth opening-round defeat of the season. A tenth such reverse would seem more likely than not, for Clijsters has won seven of their previous eight meetings in a demonstration of her superiority to a player of an essentially similar skill set and fondness for hamstring-testing "splits." Since the Belgian launched her second career, though, they have split their two meetings, and four of the last five overall have reached a third set. Limited by remorseless injuries to a sparse schedule in her last WTA season, Clijsters maneuvered to the semifinals in Rosmalen after missing the entire spring. To survive the first round at her final Wimbledon, she will hope to compensate with her mental edge for her opponent's physical advantage, although little has gone according to script in her farewell to tennis.
Hradecka vs. Kerber: A muscular Czech with a booming serve, Hradecka pounded her way to the semifinals in Madrid at the expense of Kvitova and Stosur, among others. On a similarly fast, low-bouncing surface, her first strikes could pose a parallel challenge for Kerber, a relatively traditional type of lefty. A finalist at Eastbourne, where she squandered five championship points against Paszek, the eighth seed has not excelled at Wimbledon before but ended an equally arid spell at Roland Garros with a quarterfinal last month. Leading the WTA in matches won this season, Kerber has maintained a consistency uncommon for such a new arrival at the elite level. Such a wealth of experience will infuse her with the belief that she can solve a variety of opponents and playing styles. Matches can slip away quickly on grass, though, and Hradecka's first serve can dictate the terms of engagement more than at most other tournaments. Not always using the full extent of her weaponry, Kerber will reap rewards by crafting more aggressive gambits.


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London Welsh v London Irish - Aviva Premiership match preview
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Lyn Jones: Keeping faith for visit of London Irish
London Welsh head coach Lyn Jones has kept faith with the same side that ground out a hard-earned bonus point at Franklin's Gardens, for the visit of London Irish to the Kassam Stadium on Saturday.
Welsh went down 23-16 at Northampton last weekend and currently lie 10th in the Aviva Premiership with 15 points from their opening nine fixtures.
The hosts were free to select winger Danny Caprice after his citing for an alleged dangerous tackle was dismissed in midweek.
George Skivington returns to the London Irish side for the Exiles' trip to the Kassam.
Skivington will partner Bryn Evans in the second row with Matt Garvey moving to the back row.
Jebb Sinclair is named as a replacement after returning from his loan with Western Province in South Africa.
London Welsh: 15 Tom Arscott, 14 Dan Caprice, 13 Sonny Parker, 12 Hudson Tonga'uiha, 11 Nick Scott, 10 Gordon Ross, 9 Tyson Keats, 8 Adam Balding, 7 Ed Jackson, 6 Daniel Browne, 5 Kirill Kulemin, 4 Jonathan Mills (capt), 3 Paulica Ion, 2 Neil Briggs, 1 Franck Montanella.
Replacements: 16 Greg Bateman, 17 Tom Bristow, 18 James Tideswell, 19 Matt Corker, 20 Alfie To'oala, 21 Jamie Stephenson, 22 Alex Davies, 23 Seb Jewell.
London Irish: 15 Tom Homer, 14 Topsy Ojo, 13 Sailosi Tagicakibau, 12 Shane Geraghty, 11 Anthony Watson, 10 Ian Humphreys, 9 Darren Allinson, 8 Chris Hala'ufia, 7 Matt Garvey, 6 Declan Danaher (c), 5 Bryn Evans, 4 George Skivington, 3 Leo Halavatau, 2 Brian Blaney, 1 Max Lahiff.
Replacements 16 Gerard Ellis 17 Jerry Yanuyanutawa, 18 Halani Aulika, 19 Kieran Low, 20 Jebb Sinclair, 21 Jamie Gibson, 22 Steven Shingler, 23 Jack Moates.
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London Welsh head coach Lyn Jones
"The boys were extremely disappointed after last week's game to only come away from Franklin's Gardens with a losing bonus point, when we had the ability and the opportunity to get a win," said Lyn Jones.
"After their performance last weekend we're backing the same group of players to go out against London Irish and perform again.
"We've a huge amount of respect for London Irish and Brian Smith, and we know how tough a game it's going to be."
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"Lyn Jones has done a great job at London Welsh, they are a tough side to play and will be tough tomorrow. We have prepared well this week and will be ready to go come 1pm tomorrow afternoon."
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Scene.org is a non-profit organization aimed at providing the 'electronic art scene' or the 'demoscene' with a forum for communication and for sharing their work in the form of the so called 'demos'. A demo is a program that displays a sound, music, and light show, usually in 3D. Demos are very fun to watch, because they seemingly do things that aren't possible on the machine they were programmed on. A demo is the result of the cooperation of multiple young programmers, music and graphics artists. They work as a group (demogroup) on a demonstration program (demo) in which they show their skills at graphics and algorithmic programming, computer generated graphics and music. With these demos the groups then compete with others at large parties in various competitions all over the world.
Most of the programmers and artists are university or college students who enjoy using the material they learn in real life. The demos they create contain unbelievable pieces of 3D programming and complex routines to create fabulous graphic effects. Some even rivaling computer game industry effects. The graphicians use the newest 3D modeling techniques and make full plans of the graphic layout and design of the demo. So you can easily say that these beauties of multimedia programs stretch the current computer hardware to it's edges and sometimes even further. These people really know how to use the utter most of the equipment at their disposal. The good news is that most of the more recent demos that are being made for PC and Windows are using Direct3D and they support full-screen mode of course, making them ideal for running in stereo 3D mode. Not all of the demos look great in stereo 3D mode, but a lot of them really look even more impressive then when running in the 'plain' 3D mode they were designed for.
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New German Military Surplus Police Riot Pants, Olive Drab is rated out of 5 by 11.Rated 5 out of 5 by WILLIAM J from Just as described. A lot of zippers that work well. As expected the aramid material appears thinner than cotton but realize it is 5 times stronger. Shipping was one day ahead of schedule.Date published: 2013-09-07Rated 5 out of 5 by WILLIAM CLAIBOR from These pants are outstanding. They are comfortable and have a number of nice features. I'm using them for a shooting course, where I be up and down from the ground. All of the pockets have zippers so I won't have to worry about stuff falling out. The rubber reinforced knees will be great for kneeling, and the waist has an elastic band (like kid's pants) for adjusting the waist. These pants are really well thought out.Date published: 2013-08-24Rated 5 out of 5 by JAMES from I use these pants for motorcycling over my regular pants. I like the fact that they have a large number of zippered pockets and they have padded knees. They are easy to get on and off over boots and seem pretty abrasion resistant. One of the best purchases I have made from your company.Date published: 2013-08-14Rated 1 out of 5 by JAMES from As usual size was off don't know how these are gonna hold up to heavy use like thorns bushes while hunting you can hold them up to a light and nearly see thru them really thin material rubber knee patches are down below where my knee's hit SG use to be a really fun place to buy surplus but they have lost their touchDate published: 2013-08-12Rated 3 out of 5 by RUSLAN from Great pants, but SG sizing is horrible. Small fits like Medium.Date published: 2013-08-06Rated 5 out of 5 by TERRY J from I bought these pants for my buddy and he uses them to cut wood in and he loves all the pockets and the re-inforced knees. They fit good and are priced right.Date published: 2013-07-31Rated 5 out of 5 by BEAUFORT from These pants are the coolest. They remind me of the ones Bear Grylls wears on Man Vs. Wild. Inseam is long, but I will just tuck the ankles into boots, anyway.Date published: 2013-07-26Rated 4 out of 5 by LEONARD from Great pants, but problem with the size. About 8' to long. Had to have them sent in for alteration. The pants are very good.Date published: 2013-07-05
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Grilled Leg Of Lamb
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Soak hickory chips in water to cover for at least 1 hour.
Drain and set aside.
Trim excess fat from leg of lamb.
Using a sharp knife, cut several small slits on outside of lamb; stuff with garlic slices.
Rub salt, pepper, and oregano over surface of lamb.
Wrap lamb in heavy-duty aluminum foil.
Insert meat thermometer through foil into lamb, making an opening so that thermometer does not touch foil, bone, or fat.
Prepare fire in a covered grill; let burn 15 to 20 minutes.
Sprinkle wood chips over hot coals.
Place leg of lamb on grill; cover with lid, and open vent.
Grill over medium coals 2 hours or until thermometer registers 140° (rare) or 160° (medium).
Let stand 10 minutes before slicing
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WOMAN GETS 24 YEARS FOR FATAL CRASH AFTER DRUNK TWEET: FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - A Florida woman who tweeted about being drunk minutes before a fatal wrong-way crash has been sentenced to 24 years in prison.
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