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Hello my dear students, today we are going to pop over to Northern Africa to a country called Egypt so that we can stop in and visit an old friend, the Great Sphinx of Egypt!
The Great Sphinx of Egypt is 260 feet long, 20 feet wide and 65 feet tall making it the largest free standing sculpture in the world, and it was carved out of a single piece of limestone! But how and when did this sphinx get built? What the heck is a sphinx in the first place? And why is it missing its nose?
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The Great Sphinx of Egypt is part of the funerary or relating to the funeral of Egyptian pharaoh Khafre, who was the builder of the second Giza Pyramid. This pyramid is built on higher ground than the other two pyramids of the Giza group, so it appears to be the tallest one of the group though it is actually between 2 to 20 feet shorter than the Great Pyramid, built by his dad.
Khafre, also known as Khafra, Chephren or Cephrenes, reigned between 2558 and 2532 BC, more than 4000 years ago! In addition to building the pyramid, it is believed that he also built the Great Sphinx. What exactly is a sphinx?
Well, in Greek mythology as sphinx is a winged creature with the body of a lion and the head of a woman. When the Great Sphinx was excavated in Egypt, it appeared to have the body of a lion, but instead of a female head and wings this one had a male head and no wings -- so what did we decide to call it? Why, a sphinx of course! Which makes no sense... but hey. There is no record of what the Egyptians originally called the Sphinx.
Now the head of the Sphinx is believed to be the head of the pharaoh Khafre. If you look at a picture of the statue of Khafre and the Sphinx side by side, you can see the similarity.
Except for that darned nose! What happened to the nose of the Sphinx?
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There are a couple legends on how the nose went missing.. one tale is that Napolean's soldiers used the Sphinx for target practice and fired a canon ball at the nose and broke it off, another tales has the Turks blowing the nose off from target practice during their rule of Egypt. These are fun tales but false because drawings of the Sphinx from before Napolean and the Turk's rule show the nose already missing.
The nose was most likely chiseled off in the late 1300s by a Sufi fanatic who was upset by the lifelike representation of a human face, something forbidden by his religion.
The Sphinx spent most of its life buried in sand and was initially restored in 1400 BC by the pharaoh Thutmose who fell asleep beneath the head and in his dream was told to unbury it and he would become king. He did so, and built a granite stela or upright stone called the Dream Stela between the two paws of the Sphinx that you can still see today. Over the years the Sphinx became buried again and it wasn't until 1925 that the Sphinx was finally dug out in its entirety.
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Where do i find the spade?
After rescuing Jin and clearing the graveyard, one guy wants you to get him a spade or shovel, but the quest says SPADE specifically... where in the city can you find one? Or must you return to the resort to find it?
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Well you can find one just about anywhere there are plenty in the town, and the village in the jungle with a dock has one(thats the only one i can remember distinctly sorry)
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Easiest one to find is right outside the hut where you have to go to the quest marker in the river village as soon as you enter the jungle. Its right in front of the fruit stand then you can go inside the hut and fast travel back to the church
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At the building where you get armour for your truck in the resort, outside leaning on some barrels. Never found one in the city, found alot in the jungle.
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Thanks friends... my game froze up and wouldn't load, so i started a new one and found a spade outside the building where you find your first workbench in the game, so there's another location...
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Koch executives and their families wield political influence on climate change in other ways too, including direct federal lobbying and campaign contributions. Over the last few years, Koch Industries, Koch employees, and Koch family members:
Charles G. Koch co-founded the Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank based in Washington DC, with Edward H. Crane in 1977. [6] Recently, Koch Industries has become an aggressive opponent of climate legislation and a major funder of climate skeptics, including the Cato Institute. [7]
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Koch Industries is also a major polluter. During the 1990s, its faulty pipelines were responsible for more than 300 oil spills in five states, prompting a landmark penalty of $35 million from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). In Minnesota, it was fined an additional $8 million for discharging oil into streams. During the months leading up to the 2000 presidential elections, the company faced even more liability, in the form of a 97-count federal indictment charging it with concealing illegal releases of 91 metric tons of benzene, a known carcinogen, from its refinery in Corpus Christi, Texas. Koch Industries was ranked number 10 on the list of Toxic 100 Air Polluters by the Political Economy Research Institute in March, 2010. [1][2]
In a study released in the spring of 2010, the University of Massachusetts at Amherst's Political Economy Research Institute named Koch Industries one of the United States' top ten air polluters. [10]
If convicted, the company faced fines of up to $352 million, plus possible jail time for company executives. After George W. Bush became president, however, the U.S. Justice Department dropped 88 of the charges. Two days before the trial, John Ashcroft settled for a plea bargain, in which Koch pled guilty to falsifying documents. All major charges were dropped, and Koch and Ashcroft settled the lawsuit for a fraction of that amount.
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"It's an idea that is taking off," said Gait Veitch, one of the seven women who are planning the April 26 event called the Saratoga Mom Prom. "You can relive or rewrite your prom."
The idea, which was created eight years ago by a woman in Michigan as an excuse to wear her puffy pink prom dress one more time, is taking off across the country as a way to fund raise for charity.
"A couple of the ladies in my group went to a mom prom two years ago in Schenectady and had so much fun that we decided to have one Saratoga," Veitch said.
Last year's Saratoga event, which took place at the McGregor Country Club in Wilton, was such a success that the group has planned a second prom this year on Saturday, April 26, at the Saratoga Hilton.
No men are allowed besides the male cardboard cutouts scattered throughout the room. The event is described as a ladies night out for charity. Women deck themselves out in their old prom gowns, bridesmaids dresses or wedding gowns and dance the night away.
Veitch said she found her dress for this year's event at a local consignment shop.
"It cost me $8.55. I had to do some alterations on it. My friend and I bought matching dresses. We wanted to relive the horrifying event that someone shows up at the prom in your dress," Veitch laughed. "They must have been bridesmaid dresses because there were a lot of them."
Veitch said for some it's an excuse to use the dress they've been saving in their closet all those years.
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We've seen a few signings, but most of the free agency deals this offseason are still to come. Thus, this is a good time to go through some of the worst deals in MLB, as things presently stand. We'll do so in a series of posts on the matter this week, starting with pitchers on this fine Monday.
Before we dive in, a quick word on "bad contracts." This is all relative because most MLB teams make obscene profits these days. I'd be willing to say that only a small handful of deals are actually bad for business, overall, and the rest could be justified. And, frankly, I'd rather the players get the money than the owners.
That being said, if a contract finds itself on our list, the rationale is that the money could have been better spent elsewhere.
Also, in this series, we're only talking about what is remaining on the contract, not the full deal.
Without further ado, let's get to the pitchers.
Starting pitchers
Worst: John Danks, White Sox
Remaining contract: Three years, $47.5 million
Danks turns 29 next April and has been in the majors since 2007, so it seems rather unlikely he'd all of a sudden find a different gear and round into form as a stud. In the past three years -- which, yes, have involved injury -- he's 15-30 with a 4.69 ERA (92 OPS+) and 1.34 WHIP. He doesn't miss bats and allows far too many home runs. And he'll make over $15 million in each of the next three seasons.
Runner-up: Edwin Jackson
Remaining contract: Three years, $39 million
There have been some good years (2009) and good stretches (like for the White Sox in 2010), but overall Jackson has been a below average pitcher. He was 8-18 with a 4.98 ERA (79 ERA+) and 1.46 WHIP last season, posting a negative WAR. He's 30 now and has three years of making $13 million left before hitting free agency again.
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Jackson was a tough call over CC Sabathia, who has three years and $71 million left on his deal. Ultimately I decided to give Sabathia a pass for his terrible 2013 season, but he's a distinct possibility to be an albatross of a contract moving forward.
Josh Beckett's $17 million due for next season look pretty awful, too, considering his health concerns and the fact that he's been pretty bad since 2011. Since it's just one year, though, he's below Danks and Jackson.
Mark Buehrle (two years, $39M), R.A. Dickey (two years, $24M), Joe Blanton (1 year, $7.5M), Jaime Garcia (two years, $17.25M) and Tim Lincecum (two years, $35M) were also considered.
Keep an eye on Justin Verlander (six years, $160M) and Matt Cain (four years, $83.3M), too, as they're coming off down years. For now, though, I'm not prepared to call those deals bad.
Relief pitchers
Worst: Brandon League
Remaining contract: Two years, $17 million
He couldn't hack it as closer and won't be returning to the role, either. The numbers last season are real ugly, too: 5.30 ERA, 1.55 WHIP, 69 hits allowed in 54 1/3 innings with only 28 strikeouts. He also allowed half of his inherited runners to score.
Runner-up: Heath Bell
Remaining contract: One year, $10 million
He's now 36 and keeps getting save opportunities because of the "proven closer" nonsense. Seriously, in the past two seasons, Bell has 21 saves and 15 blown saves with a 4.59 ERA and 1.46 WHIP. I'd give a minor leaguer a chance at closing before Bell. And he's set to make eight figures again next year.
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I'm not a fan at all of Jonathan Papelbon's deal, which has two years and $26 million left, but that's more philosophical than an attack on his performance. Jonathan Broxton's two years and $16 million left don't look great either.
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Citizen Doug Location Audio for UPS Special Delivery with Clyde Drexler and the Houston Cougars
It is always a pleasure to work with any of the Phi Slamma Jamma alumni and Clyde the Glide Drexler is no exception. It was particularly fascinating to hear the conversation between Clyde and Terrance while they drove together. Terrance … Continue reading
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Radio Active Designs demos UV-1G wireless intercom at NRG Stadium
Radio Active Designs' UV-1G is a very well thought out wireless intercom system. With the belt packs transmitting in VHF and the base station transmitting in UHF and the utilization of AM transmission and new antenna design, they promise to … Continue reading
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Clay Farmer "Me Tonight" at KUHT 4-28-04
Clay Farmer performs his original song "Me Tonight" at KUHT on 4-28-04 Robert DiBlanco bass, Joe Deleon drums, Randy Wall keyboards, and Paul Burnett guitar. More Clay Farmer: "Crippled Picket Fences", "Texas Radio", "Me Tonight", and "Come To Me" Check … Continue reading
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Douglas Robertson records the Houston Opening of The Cyrus Cylinder U.S. Tour 2013
The Cyrus Cylinder U.S. Tour 2013 – A short film from Iran Heritage Foundation The IHF contracted Julye Newlin Productions which hired Citizen Doug Productions to record two days at the Houston Museum of Fine Arts during the opening of … Continue reading
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360 Gigapan Tranquility Park Sunset City Hall Houston Texas 77002
360 Gigapan Tranquility Park Sunset City Hall Houston Texas 77002 Copyright 2014 Douglas Robertson for Citizen Doug Productions See it at the gigapan site. More gigapans by Citizen Doug.
Doug Robertson records the interview NFL HIStory: WR DeAndre Hopkins
Doug Robertson provided location sound for the NFL Network interview of Texans Wide Receiver DeAndre Hopkins. Mr. Hopkins works with the Houston Food Bank and visited the GCCSA Food Pantry and it's Head Start program. Thanks to Sirius Video for … Continue reading
Douglas Robertson Field Producer and Production Audio Mixer for Anadarko: Heidelberg Topsides
One of the hat tricks that Citizen Doug Productions provides is field production combined with audio. This can save on the cost of the day. On this Anadarko TV project the challenges were not only engaging the subjects, but safely … Continue reading
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Douglas Robertson ENG mixer for Gillman Guy Rockstar Commercial
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First Community Credit Union, featuring Brian Cushing. 2014 Location audio recording for this ad was provided by Citizen Doug Productions. Douglas Robertson is in the first few frames of the opening establishing shot. This ad is another successful collaboration between … Continue reading
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Douglas Robertson records Michael Sam for the Arthur Ashe Courage Award video
Douglas Robertson of Citizen Doug Productions provided location sound services for the production of Maggievision's ESPY's event video about Michael Sam's journey to become the first openly gay NFL player. It was played in house at the time of the … Continue reading
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David Craig "Herbie Mann" at KUHT 5-1-03 Bassist David Craig performs his original jazz composition, "Herbie Mann" at KUHT 5-1-03, featuring Bob Chadwick (bass flute), Dennis Dotson (trumpet), Mike Wheeler (Guitar), Woody Witt.(sax), and Sebastian "Bash" Whittaker (percussion). More David … Continue reading
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Doug Robertson records South Main Baptist Church Choir, Organ and Orchestra 2013 Advent
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Gigapan Downtown Houston Dusk Memorial Dr 77002 10-27-13
Gigapan Downtown Houston Dusk Memorial Dr 77002 10-27-13 Copyright 2013 Douglas Robertson for Citizen Doug Productions See this gigapan on the gigapan site. See more Gigapans on this site.
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Greg Wood "Everything's Okay" take 2 at KUHT 6-23-03
Greg Wood sings his song "Everything's Okay" at KUHT on 6-23-03. This was a second take. Ken Jones guitar, Eric Dane guitar, Leesa Harrington-Squyres drums, Mopar Mike Sinclair bass. More Greg Wood: "Thinking It Over", '37 Years'
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Sometimes it takes two. Greg Wood performs "King of the World" Take 2 at KUHT on 6-26-03 Ken Jones guitar, Eric Dane guitar, Leesa Harrington-Squyres drums, Mopar Mike Sinclair bass. More Greg Wood: "Thinking It Over", '37 Years'


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The Danish Girl lacks an immediacy and vibrancy, as well as a genuine sense of emotional connection.
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
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A report from the 2015 Los Cabos International Film Festival.
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Matt Zoller Seitz reviews and reflects upon Jesse Eisenberg's New Yorker piece about film critics.
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FFC Jana Monji on the multi-platform, three-day broadcast event Big Blue Live.
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We're instinctively afraid of natural things (snakes, barking dogs, the dark) but have to be taught to fear walking into traffic or touching an electrical wire. Horror films that tap into our hard-wired instinctive fears probe a deeper place than movies with more sophisticated threats. A villain is only an actor, but a shark is more than a shark.
"The Blair Witch Project," an extraordinarily effective horror film, knows this and uses it. It has no fancy special effects or digital monsters, but its characters get lost in the woods, hear noises in the night and find disturbing stick figures hanging from trees. One of them discovers slime on his backpack. Because their imaginations have been inflamed by talk of witches, hermits and child murderers in the forest, because their food is running out and their smokes are gone, they (and we) are a lot more scared than if they were merely being chased by some guy in a ski mask.
The movie is like a celebration of rock-bottom production values--of how it doesn't take bells and whistles to scare us. It's presented in the form of a documentary. We learn from the opening titles that in 1994 three young filmmakers went into a wooded area in search of a legendary witch: "A year later, their footage was found." The film's style and even its production strategy enhance the illusion that it's a real documentary. The characters have the same names as the actors. All of the footage in the film was shot by two cameras--a color video camcorder operated by the director, Heather (Heather Donahue), and a 16-mm. black and white camera, operated by the cameraman, Josh (Joshua Leonard). Mike (Michael Williams) does the sound. All three carry backpacks, and are prepared for two or three nights of sleeping in tents in the woods. It doesn't work out that way.
The buried structure of the film, which was written and directed by Eduardo Sanchez and Daniel Myrick, is insidious in the way it introduces information without seeming to. Heather and her crew arrive in the small town of Burkittsville ("formerly Blair") and interview locals. Many have vaguely heard of the Blair Witch and other ominous legends; one says, "I think I saw a documentary on the Discovery Channel or something." We hear that children have been killed in the woods, that bodies have disappeared, that strange things happened at Coffin Rock. But the movie wisely doesn't present this information as if it can be trusted; it's gossip, legend and lore, passed along half-jokingly by local people, and Heather, Josh and Mike view it as good footage, not a warning.
Once they get into the woods, the situation gradually turns ominous. They walk in circles. Something happens to their map. Nature itself begins to seem oppressive and dead. They find ominous signs. Bundles of twigs. Unsettling stick figures. These crude objects are scarier than more elaborate effects; they look like they were created by a being who haunts the woods, not by someone playing a practical joke. Much has been said about the realistic cinematography--how every shot looks like it was taken by a hand-held camera in the woods (as it was). But the visuals are not just a technique. By shooting in a chill season, by dampening the color palette, the movie makes the woods look unfriendly and desolate; nature is seen as a hiding place for dread secrets.
As fear and desperation grow, the personalities of the characters emerge. "We agreed to a scouted-out project!" one guy complains, and the other says, "Heather, this is so not cool!" Heather keeps up an optimistic front; the woods are not large enough to get lost in, she argues, because "This is America. We've destroyed most of our national resources." Eventually her brave attitude disintegrates into a remarkable shot in which she films her own apology (I was reminded of explorer Robert Scott's notebook entries as he froze to death in Antarctica).
At a time when digital techniques can show us almost anything, "The Blair Witch Project" is a reminder that what really scares us is the stuff we can't see. The noise in the dark is almost always scarier than what makes the noise in the dark. Any kid can tell you that. Not that he believes it at the time.
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Redink Homes Geographe Bay Race Week 2012. Before the start of yesterday's night race, the Beneteau First 40 Just Cruisin sailed close behind the transom of the start boat Challenger to register for the race.
Just Cruisin clearly winning the start as the sun set for the night race. - Redink Homes Geographe Bay Race Week
Unfortunately, at the precise moment it passed, Challenger (a 42 foot ex cray boat) reversed whilst setting her anchor. The steel duckboard proved more than a match for a fibreglass hull and Just Cruisin limped away from the encounter with a long gouge just above the waterline on the starboard side.
Undeterred, the crew patched the hole with sticky back and proceeded with their best start of the series so far. A series of minor mishaps and a protest earlier in the day, caused Just Cruisin to slip from the top of the leader board and they were determined to put it behind them in the night race. The yacht rounded the top mark close behind the GP42 Black Betty and came home with a second place on IRC corrected time.
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Mulberry celebrates one of her two wins yesterday - Redink Homes Geographe Bay Race Week
Cruising divisions enjoyed a leisurely passage race finishing with a barbecue at the Dunsborough Yacht Club – the first time that the fledgeling club has been involved in the regatta.
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Progress Leaders:
IRC Blue: Black Betty - 12; Hoodoo Man - 16.
IRC White: Mulberry – 15; Constellation & Minds Eye – 17.
Premier Cruising Blue: Eftel – 9.5; Charlotte – 14.
Premier Cruising Green: Nexus – 5; Golden Eagle – 10.
Under 10 Metres: Ziggy Stardust & The Jean Genie – both 16.
Jib & Main: Sand Crab's Disco – 5; Figaro – 9.
Multihull: Dulcinea – 7; Forte & Cosmic Gift – both 8.
Sports Boats: Don't Forget Alice – 7; Snake Charmer – 17.
Young skipper Sam Monkhouse finished second in the sports boat race. - Redink Homes Geographe Bay Race Week
Black Betty's bowman Luke Parkinson, a key ingredient in the boat's slick crew work. - Redink Homes Geographe Bay Race Week
John Hanson's Wasabi on the windward & return course. - Redink Homes Geographe Bay Race Week
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More details are emerging regarding the presenters and performers slated to take the stage at this year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony, The New York Times reports. Michael Stipe, Tom Morello, ?uestlove, and Coldplay's Chris Martin have been tapped to give speeches at the April 10 celebration at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, honoring new inductees Nirvana, Kiss, Hall and Oates, and Peter Gabriel, respectively. Additional speakers include Glenn Frey of the Eagles (inducting Linda Ronstadt) and Bruce Springsteen (inducting his E Street Band). Still no word on who will give the speech for new hall-of-famer Yusuf Islam (formerly known as Cat Stevens).
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Elbow: "Mercy Street" (Peter Gabriel cover) (via SoundCloud)
David Byrne: "I Don't Remember" (Peter Gabriel cover) (via SoundCloud)
Update: As Stereogum points out, several of these tracks are online already. Listen above and below. Also below, watch behind-the-scenes videos of the making of both albums. And as Arcade Fire Tube points out, Real World Records is streaming a clip of Arcade Fire's "Games Without Frontiers" cover. Listen here.
A few years ago, Peter Gabriel released an album on which he covered songs by a number of artists, among them Arcade Fire, David Bowie/Brian Eno, Lou Reed, Bon Iver, David Byrne, and the Magnetic Fields. It was called Scratch My Back. Now, he's announced the details of the follow-up, on which many of those same artists turn around and cover Peter Gabriel songs. It's called And I'll Scratch Yours. (That's the cover art up there.)
Peter Gabriel Celebrates So Anniversary With Reissue, Tour
By Jenn Pelly on May 22, 2012 at 12:17 p.m. EDT
This year marks the 25th anniversary of Peter Gabriel's blockbuster record So. It featured the monster hits "In Your Eyes", "Sledgehammer", "Big Time", and "Red Rain", as well as the Kate Bush duet "Don't Give Up".
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By Jenn Pelly on March 14, 2012 at 2:00 p.m. EDT
4AD points to a video of George Lewis Jr. (aka Twin Shadow) singing Peter Gabriel's 1977 piano ballad "Here Comes the Flood" at the L.A. hotel Chateau Marmont, where Lewis was DJing a pool party for the clothing line Mulberry. Watch it at YouTube.
Peter Gabriel to Release Orchestral Album
By Tom Breihan on August 19, 2011 at 3:35 p.m. EDT
When last we heard from world traveler Peter Gabriel, he had released Scratch My Back, a not-altogether-successful collection of covers. With his next album, Gabriel continues to remake songs, but this time they're selections from his own back catalog.
On October 11, EMI will release New Blood, a collection of reinterpretations of Gabriel oldies like "Solsbury Hill", "In Your Eyes", "Red Rain", "Mercy Street" and "Digging in the Dirt". The tracks have been reconstructed with orchestral arrangements, performed by the New Blood Orchestra. Norwegian singer Ane Brun sings Kate Bush's part on "Don't Give Up".
Listen: Fever Ray's Peter Gabriel Cover
By Ryan Dombal on August 19, 2010 at 10:30 a.m. EDT
Photo by Noam Griegst
Hey, remember when we posted that creepy image above and told you Fever Ray's cover of Peter Gabriel's "Mercy Street" would hit the internet on Tuesday, August 17? Well, that didn't happen... but it's here now! According to a press release, the "slight delay in unveiling the truth was as a result of the issues (now fully resolved) that arise when an artist covers a track and alters or removes lyrics, as Karin has done." The song will be released as a limited edition 7" single later this year September 6 on the Knife's own Rabid Records in Europe. UPDATE: The single is out September 14 in the U.S. via Mute.
Fever Ray Covers Peter Gabriel's "Mercy Street" on New Single
By Ryan Dombal on August 16, 2010 at 3:25 p.m. EDT
That mysterious, disquieting, and flat-out-phenomenal image above just showed up in our inbox. It can (probably) only mean one thing: Fever Ray's cover of Peter Gabriel's 1986 song "Mercy Street" is officially released tomorrow, August 17. Here's hoping that pic is a preview of the sure-to-be-nutso video.
Bon Iver Covers Peter Gabriel for Record Store Day Single
By Tom Breihan on March 8, 2010 at 2:40 p.m. EST
Falsetto-folk kingpin Justin Vernon of Bon Iver album is staying busy. First off, Bon Iver is teaming up with Peter Gabriel to release a split 7" single on Record Store Day, which is happening April 17 this year. The single, which will only be available at independent record stores, will feature Gabriel's cover of Bon Iver's "Flume", a track that appeared on Gabriel's covers album Scratch My Back, on one side. On the other, Bon Iver will return the favor by covering "Come Talk to Me", a seven-minute song from Gabriel's 1992 Us album. Jagjaguwar has all the details.
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By Amy Phillips on March 2, 2010 at 12:00 p.m. EST
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UPDATE: According to Arcade Fire's publicist, The New York Times incorrectly reported that the band is covering "Games Without Frontiers". The band is not covering that song. It is unclear if they are covering another Peter Gabriel song or not participating in the project at all.
Peter Gabriel's album Scratch My Back, in which he covers songs by Arcade Fire, Bon Iver, David Bowie, Lou Reed, Magnetic Fields, Radiohead, and more, is out today in the U.S. As previously reported, Gabriel is preparing a companion volume called I'll Scratch Yours, in which the artists Gabriel tackled on Scratch My Back cover songs from Gabriel's own back catalogue. We've heard Stephin Merritt's take on "Not One of Us", and Thom Yorke's version of "Wallflower" is allegedly in the works, though that seems to be progressing slowly. Paul Simon's cover of "Biko" is out now.
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Experts believe that central banks are moving to purchase gold because they believe the prices will be supported, and will be increasing, over the intermediate term. Gold hit a record closing price last week and is within striking distance of its all time record price of $1266.50.
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FXStreet (Bali) - A clear bearish tone remains in place in EUR/USD, notes Valeria Bednarik, Chief Analyst at FXStreet.
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"The EUR/USD stands steady around the year low of 1.3320 reached last Friday, with a quiet calendar for the Asian session pointing for another dull Monday."
"The week however, will be fulfilled with US data, starting with GDP and FOMC meeting on Wednesday, and NFP figures on Friday, which may turn market even thinner ahead of the events."
"Technically, the hourly chart maintains a clear bearish tone, with price developing below its moving averages, all heading lower, and momentum still heading south despite near oversold levels."
"In the 4 hours chart indicators seem slightly exhausted to the downside, suggesting a probable upward correction: above 1.3440, the pair mat extend up to 1.3475, yet gains beyond this last are not likely. A break below 1.3410 on the other hand, should only accelerate the slide."
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