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Eight Rooms Designed by Carleton Varney at
Season's First CULTURE & COCKTAILS on Monday, November 5
(Palm Beach, FL – October 29, 2012) The Colony Hotel, the center of Palm Beach Society for the last 65 years, will unveil two one-bedroom suites and six rooms newly designed by Carleton Varney, one of America's best-known interior designers, at this season's first CULTURE & COCKTAILS event on Monday, November 5.
Varney, who has written a weekly design column for the Palm Beach Daily News for more than 30 years, is associated with the restoration and decoration of countless hotels and resorts all over the world, including Dromoland and Ashford Castles in Ireland; The Waldorf Towers and Plaza Hotel in New York; Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island (Michigan); The Breakers in Palm Beach and the Greenbrier in West Virginia.
"The goal of Mr. Varney and his talented design team was to 're-imagine'
"I have known and loved this property for years and it is truly the one iconic hotel in Palm Beach," said Varney. "My goal from the beginning was to enhance and continue the classic tradition of The Colony."
The result of Mr. Varney's eye-catching design is an amazing explosion of bright colors and floral prints, ranging from Carleton Blue and Windsor Pink to Irish Mint Green and Hibiscus Red. With comforting slow-glow lights in the bathrooms, striped walk-in closets, luxurious Frette linens on every cushy bed and dazzling views of the ocean, the Everglades Club golf course and the town of Palm Beach, the six newly designed rooms and two one-bedroom suites will be offered at premium pricing.
The extensive room-by-room redesign will be officially unveiled on Monday evening, November 5, when Mr. Varney will be conducting personal tours of the fifth floor rooms following his appearance at the first CULTURE & COCKTAILS event of the 2012-213 season.
About Carleton Varney
Carleton Varney is the president of Dorothy Draper & Co. Inc. (New York) the oldest established interior design firm in the United States, named after the founder of the company who was one of the doyennes of interior design from the 1920's to the 1960's. In addition to is award-winning work with major hotels around the world, Varney was the design consultant to the Carter Presidential Library and for numerous functions at the White House. He also restored and redecorated the Official Vice President's Residence in Washington D.C., the Governor's Mansion in West Virginia, and the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo.
His versatility in design can be seen in the wide range of products that bear his mark, ranging from furniture, lamps, dinnerware, crystal, and linen designs. His own line of fabric designs, launched under the name Carleton Varney by the yard, grace the private residences of his impressive roster of clients which include superstars from the worlds of entertainment, fashion and business.
Varney's design philosophy stresses the use of bright colors and the rejection of all that is impractical, uncomfortable and drab. In embracing this practice, he continues the tradition of Dorothy Draper by being associated with the imaginative use of vibrant colors, floral patterns and bold contrasts – a legacy that is reflected, not only in his interior designs, but also, most notably, in his fabric and scarf designs.
The author of The Draper Touch – The High Life and High Style of Dorothy Draper, Carleton Varney has also published numerous books on design, two novels (Kiss the Hibiscus Good Night and The Decorator) and his autobiography, There's No Place Like Home. For more information, please visit www.carletonvarney.com.
About Culture & Cocktails:
Now entering its eighth season, the popular CULTURE & COCKTAILS series is sponsored by the Cultural Council of Palm Beach County. From November 2012 through March 2013, three one-on-one Conversations will be held at The Colony Hotel Pavilion in Palm Beach, where the series was born in January 2006, and several more will be held at the Cultural Council's new headquarters in the historic Robert M. Montgomery, Jr. Building in downtown Lake Worth.
The first CULTURE & COCKTAILS event of this season is a Conversation with Carleton Varney, who will be chatting with Robert Janjigian, Fashion Editor of The Palm Beach Daily News. Admission is $50 per person, and free for members of the Cultural Council ($250 level and above). All proceeds go to the nonprofit Cultural Council of Palm Beach County.
The event will run from 5 to 7 p.m., with registration and cocktails from 5 to 5:45 p.m., and the "Conversation"
As an added bonus, attendees at any of the three CULTURE & COCKTAILS events at The Colony Pavilion will be offered a free bottle of wine with dinner or two-for-one drinks at the hotel's celebrated Polo Steaks & Seafoods following the Conversation.
People interested in attending this CULTURE & COCKTAILS event can RSVP by calling the Cultural Council at 561.472.3330.
About The Colony Hotel - Palm Beach
Host to Presidents Bush and Clinton, various Windsors and other royalty, The Colony is an intimate, friendly boutique hotel with British Colonial flair. It is located just steps away from shopping on world famous Worth Avenue, and about 100 yards from a beautiful Atlantic Ocean beach. This landmark hotel recently completed an extensive $20-million renovation and offers guests the choice of charming hotel rooms, luxurious suites, spectacular penthouses and spacious two bedroom villas.
The Colony's popular restaurants include:
+ Polo Steaks & Seafood, which is now Palm Beach's number one steakhouse, offering dining al fresco in the hotel's newly remodeled Palm Court by the pool
+ Royal Room, which is widely considered to be one of the nation's premier cabarets
+ Café 155, which is a petit New York-style deli serving delicious breakfasts and lunches prepared in the hotel's award-winning kitchen.
Over the last several years The Colony Hotel has won numerous prestigious awards, including:
+ Hotel of the Year Award from the Hotel & Lodging Association of Palm Beach County (2012)
+ The Quintessentially Palm Beach Award from the Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce as part of the town's Centennial Celebration (2011)
+ The Bernays Award for Best Branding Campaign from the Gold Coast PR Council for the 10th anniversary of the Royal Room Supper Club (2011)
+ The Providencia Award from the Palm Beach County Convention & Visitors Bureau. South Florida's most impressive annual honor recognizing excellence within the local hospitality and tourism industry, this was the only time in the 24-year history of the Award that it had gone to a smaller, boutique hotel (2009).
Attached Jpegs:
(Photo #1 by Gary Heil; Photos 2-7 by Corby Kaye's Studio Palm Beach)
1. (L-R) Designer Carleton Varney, The Colony Hotel's VP & GM Roger Everingham and Brinsley Matthews, Director of Design & Operations for Dorothy Draper & Co.
2. Varney Suite – Carleton Blue Sitting room
3. Varney Suite – Carleton Blue Bedroom
4. Varney Room – Red Hibiscus
5. Varney Bedroom – Windsor Pink
6. Varney Bedroom – Irish Mint Green
7. Varney Room – Striped Closet
Gary Schweikhart
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Ruth Young
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Congratulations to Bad Pitches Only for their win in the Fall 2015 WAKA AL CAPITAL Kickball Tournament.
Congratulations to our runner-up this season, The Fireballers!
WAKA isn't just an adult kickball league. WAKA provides a full range of adult sports leagues including a dodgeball league.
Welcome Kickballers,
Lace up your sneakers, join the fun, and don't miss your chance to relive your playground glory! Kickball is a social sport. It's a great way to way to meet new people, have fun with friends & co-workers, and party! Sign up as a team, small group or individual (free agent)!
Registration for AL Capital's (#ALCapital) 2015 Fall season (our 13th in Montgomery, Alabama) is now closed.
Games will be Thursday evenings at 630PM & 730PM (830PM as needed) at Montgomery's Lagoon Park Softball Complex (Google Map: 2855 Lagoon Park Dr Montgomery, AL). We will play on Lagoon Park field 3 & 4 during the Fall 2015 season.
AL Capital is a fun spirited league led by the "It's Just Kickball" mantra with bi-weekly themes, post-game social parties, FUNdraising charity events, a mid-season & end of season party.
Limited Space: 24 teams maximum, 26ppl per team max
Cost: $65 Regular Registration, $70 & $75 Late Registration | Fee includes 8 games + playoffs, a WAKA team T-Shirt, 2 parties w/free food, drinks & weekly discounts at our clubhouse
Teams: 16-20 kickballers per team is optimal (more info below)
Individuals: Register early for placement with friends or preferred teams
Free Agents: Teams/Friend Groups without at least 14ppl (7F&7M) registered by Team Deadlines will be merged & assigned free agents
This season's clubhouse partner bar is Rock Bottom American Pub (2430 E. Blvd Montgomery, AL). If you have never been to Rock Bottom - well, it's awesome! See why Rock Bottom is proudly named one of CNN's Top 101 Sports bars in America. They host WAKA food & drink specials, a DJ, karaoke or live music, dance floor, non-smoking inside, outside covered patio (smokers welcome), pool tables, shuffleboard, foosball table, bar games, and cornhole boards to toss bags!
Sample of weekly Clubhouse Kickball exclusives...
SEP 10, 2015: Begin Regular Season Games
SEP 15, 2015: $75 Late Individual Registration Deadline
OCT 8, 2015: Mid-Season Alphabet Party! (free food & drinks)
OCT 29, 2015: Regular Season Ends
NOV 5, 2015: Make-up games (if necessary for any rain outs, else START playoffs)
NOV 5?/12/19, 2015: All-Teams Playoff Tournament
NOV 19, 2015: Week 2 Playoffs (If needed)
DEC 19, 2015: End of Season Kickball Tacky Sweater Party! (Saturday, Tentative)
JULY 15 - AUG 17 : $65 Regular Individuals (Freeze Out Free Agents ends)
AUG 17 - AUG 31: $70 Late Team (No More New Teams; Merge Small Friend Groups & Assign Free Agents)
AUG 31 - SEP 10: $75 Late Individuals (Last chance, don't miss out)
08/20 Free Pre-Season Games & #MixnMingle
08/27 Free Pre-Season Games & #FreeAgentDraft
09/3 Free Pre-Season Games & Captains Meeting @ 8:00 (Rock Bottom)
09/10 Week 1
09/17 Week 2 | Pirate Night: Pirates of the Carriballin'
09/24 Week 3
10/01 Week 4 | Pink Out
10/08 Week 5 | Midseason Alphabet Party (Brought to you by the letter I)
10/15 Week 6 | ABC Party: Anything But Clothes (WAKA Shirt Required)
10/22 Week 7 |
10/29 Week 8 | Halloween: Fright Night
11/05 Rainout/Makeup Games (if needed, else start Playoffs)
11/12 Playoffs Week 1
11/19 Playoffs Week 2 (if needed)
12/19 End of Season Kickball Party | benefits league charity
Fav Cereal Night, #SKTYB honor Trix/Easter bunny
Argyle Night, #WAKA Looking2Score team
|#AUM #ZTA Kick Out Cancer Tourney
|#StacheBash Night, Alc*ballics Jen & Izzy
Are you a captain or aspiring captain wondering about how to start a team? First, you want to register yourself & start a "friend group". Your friend group will become a team after registration closes. Here's some videos to guide you through the process. Also review WAKA's Captains Duties.
1st, Do this --> How to register yourself | 2nd, Now this --> How to create a friend group
CORPORATIONS, GROUPS: ALUMNI OR GREEK, RESIDENTS (apt or condo communities)
Thinking your company would be interested in sponsoring a whole or partial team? We have an easy registration option for organizations on the registration page. These 2 videos will help out. Learn more about why groups play WAKA Kickball at kickball.com/corporate-teams.
1st, Do this --> How to Register a group | 2nd, Now this --> How to create a friend group
Plan on going solo or joining with one or two friends? Perfect. That's actually how a lot of teams are formed. Nearly 50% of the players in the league first started as free agents or small friend groups. That's how easy it is to meet new people and make new friends. So don't worry - go ahead and sign up and we'll be sure to check with you to place you on a team that's a perfect fit for you. And, if we can't get you on a team, you get your money back - guaranteed!
Every registered team starts off as a "Friend Group." A friend group does not reach official team status until they have at least 14 players on the team. Teams are required to have a minimum of 14 (9M/5F) registered players or a maximum of 26 players. The league has field limitations, so reaching a confirmed team status is strictly on a first come first serve basis. To guarantee a spot in the league, make sure your teammates get registered ASAP!
Any other questions beyond Registration FAQs? Contact the Montgomery Community Coordinator.
About AL Capital
AL Capital is the WAKA kickball league in Montgomery Alabama's River Region! We are known for great kickball, an amazing 'post-game', and legendary parties! Don't miss the action this year at Montgomery's Lagoon Park and Rock Bottom American Pub. Games are Thursday evenings at 630PM & 730PM plus post-game social clubhouse fun. Upon completion of the season, teams face off in a post-season playoff tournament competing for the possibility of being invited to play in WAKA's National Founders Cup Tournament (aka WAKAPalooza Weekend) in Las Vegas over Columbus Day weekend.
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Stifel to Pursue Claims Against RBC After Settling With Schools
Stifel Financial Corp., sued by five Wisconsin school districts over collateralized debt oligations, said it will pay them $13 million and plans to join them in pressing claims against Royal Bank of Canada.
The payment may convert Stifel from a defendant to a plaintiff in a lawsuit the districts filed against Toronto-based RBC in 2008. The St. Louis-based financial services firm cited "numerous misrepresentations, omissions and conflicts of interest" contained in CDOs created by the Canadian bank and sold to trusts set up by the districts for $200 million with money they raised by issuing asset-backed notes.
"The CDOs were collateral for the notes and those CDOs are now worthless," Stifel said yesterday in a statement issued jointly with the districts.
RBC issued a statement yesterday calling Stifel's claims "preposterous."
"We vehemently deny their allegations," the bank said.
The original complaint was filed in state court in Milwaukee by school districts in Kenosha, Waukesha, West Allis/West Milwaukee, Whitefish Bay and Kimberly. Stifel and the schools said they need court permission to file their amended complaint.
'No District'
"No district, if it had known what we now know about the product that RBC actually sold us, would have made this investment," Kenosha schools Superintendent Michele Hancock said in the joint statement.
RBC said in its statement that Stifel unilaterally designed this investment, and had represented to the bank in writing that the CDOs were suitable for the schools' objectives.
RBC said it blamed Stifel for "misrepresenting and selling the product, whose risk it compared to treasury notes."
As part of the accord announced today, Stifel said it relieved and released the districts from $154 million in moral obligations to repay trust obligations arising under the notes, which were initially owned by Depfa Bank Plc and acquired by the St. Louis firm last year.
Stifel said it will also post a $9.5 million standby letter of credit for the schools, payable when it settles related U.S. Securities and Exchange litigation.
"The settlement also provides the potential for the school districts to obtain significant additional damages," Stifel said.
The case is Kenosha Unified School District v. Royal Bank of Canada Europe Ltd., 2008-cv-013726, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin Circuit Court (Milwaukee).
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European Stocks Rise for Second Week; Prudential, Burberry Climb
European stocks advanced for a second week as investors speculated that corporate profits and improving macro-economic data will overcome the region's sovereign-debt crisis.
Prudential Plc led gains as UBS AG recommended Britain's largest insurer. Bank of Ireland Plc jumped 22 percent as lawmakers backed the Irish government's budget. Burberry Group Plc climbed amid takeover speculation. ASML Holding NV rose 7.2 percent after the company raised its forecast for bookings in the fourth quarter.
The benchmark Stoxx Europe 600 Index gained 1.9 percent this week, extending a 1.6 percent advance last week. It's the first five-day up week since June for the European benchmark. The gauge has rallied 8.8 percent this year as corporate profits climbed, the Federal Reserve unveiled a $600 billion bond-purchase program to assist the U.S. economic recovery and the European Union bailed out Greece and Ireland.
"In the mid-term it makes sense to be invested in equities, especially European ones," said Markus Steinbeis, head of equity portfolio management at the Unterfoehring, Germany-based unit of Pioneer Investments KGmbH, which oversees about $221 billion globally. "The valuation of the market is reasonable. We should see positive returns in 2011 but volatility will remain."
European equities will climb 12 percent through the end of 2011 as rising earnings and record-low interest rates help companies overcome the sovereign-debt crisis, a Bloomberg survey of 13 strategists shows. Goldman Sachs Group Inc., the most bullish forecaster, says the Stoxx 600 will rally 20 percent because profits may expand twice as fast as the 14 percent average rate in more than 26,000 analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg.
Barely Expanding
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said the economy is barely expanding at a sustainable pace and that it's possible the Fed may expand bond purchases beyond the $600 billion announced last month to spur growth.
The purchase of more bonds than planned is "certainly possible," Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said in an interview broadcast by CBS Corp.'s "60 Minutes" program. "It depends on the efficacy of the program" and the outlook for inflation and the economy.
European finance ministers ruled out immediate aid for Portugal and Spain or an increase in the 750 billion-euro ($999 billion) crisis fund, counting on European Central Bank bond purchases to calm debt-spooked markets. German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy said they oppose increasing the rescue fund and also rejected joint euro-area bonds.
U.K. Manufacturing
In the U.K., a report showed manufacturing expanded in October twice as much as economists forecast, a sign that the economic recovery maintained its momentum into the final quarter of the year. In Germany, Europe's largest economy, industrial production rose almost three times as much as economists forecast in October, led by demand for investment goods such as machinery.
Fewer Americans filed first-time claims for unemployment insurance payments last week, showing the labor market is continuing to improve. Meanwhile, President Barack Obama said he will agree to keep Bush-era tax cuts for high-income taxpayers in exchange for extending federal unemployment insurance and cutting the payroll tax by $120 billion for one year.
Confidence among U.S. consumers increased more than forecast in December to the highest level in six months at the same time Americans began stepping up holiday spending. The Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan preliminary index of consumer sentiment rose to 74.2 from 71.6 at the end of November. Economists projected a December reading of 72.5, according to the median estimate in a Bloomberg News survey.
National Benchmarks
National benchmark indexes rose in all 18 western European markets, except Finland and Sweden. France's CAC 40 Index surged 2.9 percent. The U.K.'s FTSE 100 Index gained 1.2 percent, while Germany's DAX Index rallied 0.8 percent. Portugal's PSI 20 Index and Ireland's ISEQ Index posted the best performances, both rising more than 3 percent.
European insurance companies posted the best performance among 19 industry groups, rising 4.7 percent. Prudential surged 9.7 percent as UBS added the stock to its European "key calls" list.
S&P yesterday lifted its outlook on U.S. life insurers to "stable" from "negative," saying the industry may sidestep downgrades next year after raising funds in stock and bond sales. Zurich Financial Services AG, Switzerland's largest insurer, climbed 4.4 percent, while Axa SA, France's biggest insurer, advanced 8.1 percent.
Irish Banks
Bank of Ireland Plc surged 21 percent, extending last week's 22 percent rise. Irish Finance Minister Brian Lenihan won the backing of lawmakers in the first votes on his 6 billion-euro budget to tackle what he called the "worst crisis in our history."
Separately, J. Christopher Flowers, founder of New York-based private equity firm J.C. Flowers & Co., signaled he is continuing to look for Irish banking assets.
"If we can find the right opportunity to invest in Ireland, we would like to do that," he said in an interview.
Alstom SA surged 9.2 percent, the biggest weekly gain since July 2009, as the world's third-largest power-equipment maker said it has signed a long-term cooperation agreement with China's rail ministry to develop rail infrastructure in the world's second-biggest economy and some international markets.
Burberry, the U.K.'s largest luxury retailer, rose 2.7 percent on speculation that PPR SA, the French owner of the Gucci and Puma brands, may make a bid.
"There have been reports that PPR was close to an agreement with Steinhoff to sell Conforama," said Peter Farren, an analyst at Bryan Garnier & Co. "That would fuel speculation on Burberry." Charlotte Judet, a spokeswoman for PPR, declined to comment.
PPR said Dec. 6 it's in talks with "various" investors about the sale of its Conforama unit, including Steinhoff International Holdings Ltd., Africa's largest furniture maker.
ASML increased 7.2 percent as Europe's biggest semiconductor equipment maker said it now expects bookings to be more than 2 billion euros.
Hochtief AG increased 8.1 percent as the Financial Times Deutschland reported that potential new investor Qatar Holding LLC plans to increase its stake in the German construction company above the announced 9.1 percent.
Deutsche Postbank AG lost 7.2 percent. The retail lender's stock will leave Germany's MDAX benchmark index for medium-sized companies on Dec. 8 after its proportion of shares trading freely dropped below 10 percent.
Carmakers posted the worst performance as China said it may end tax incentives for buying passenger cars next year. Volkswagen AG, Europe's largest carmaker, slumped 4.6 percent, while Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, the world's biggest maker of luxury cars, dropped 1.8 percent.
Fiat, De La Rue
Fiat still advanced 6.7 percent as Mediobanca Securities maintained its "outperform" recommendation for the carmaker, saying "the separation between Fiat auto and Fiat industrials could trigger M&A appetite."
Italian daily MF reported that Agco Corp. is interested in buying Fiat's tractor-making unit, CNH Global, citing Chief Executive Officer Martin Richenhagen.
De La Rue Plc jumped 29 percent, the biggest weekly gain since 2002. The world's biggest printer of banknotes rejected an 896 million-pound ($1.4 billion) takeover approach from closely-held rival Francois-Charles Oberthur Fiduciaire SA.


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The Greenville Road Warriors announced their 2013-14 schedule today.
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Greenville's ECHL hockey team, the Road Warriors, released their 2013-14 regular season schedule today.
The schedule, which begins with an away game on Friday, Oct. 18 in Duluth, Ga. against the Gwinnett Gladiators, consists of 72 games in total. Half are played at home and half away.
The home opener is Friday, Oct. 25 against the South Carolina Stingrays, the team's in-state rivals. ...


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This page is an index of books I have reviewed on Reading Acts. If you are a publisher and would like your books reviewed, please contact me via email (plong at gbcol.edu). (Updated May 26, 2015)
Alexander, T. Desmond and David W. Baker. Dictionary of the Old Testament: Pentateuch. Downers Grove, Ill..: InterVarsity, 2002
Arnold, Bill T. and Bryan E. Beyer, Encountering the Old Testament: A Christian Survey. Encountering Biblical Studies. Third Edition. Grand Rapids, Mich. Baker, 2008.
Arnold Bill T. and H. G. M. Williamson. Dictionary of the Old Testament: Historical Books. Downers Grove, Ill..: InterVarsity, 2005.
Beale, Gregory K., Daniel J. Brendsel, and William A. Ross. An Interpretive Lexicon of New Testament Greek: Analysis of Prepositions, Adverbs, Particles, Relative Pronouns, and Conjunctions. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Zondervan, 2014.
Beale, G. K. with David H. Campbell. Revelation: A Shorter Commentary. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Eerdmans, 2014.
Bateman, IV, Herbert W. Charts on the Book of Hebrews. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Kregel, 2012.
Bateman IV, Herbert W., Darrell L. Bock and Gordon H. Johnston. Jesus the Messiah: Tracing the Promises, Expectations, and Coming of Israel's King. Grand Rapids, Mich. Kregel, 2012.
Bateman IV. Herbert W. Interpreting the General Letters: An Exegetical Handbook. Handbooks for New Testament Exegesis. Grand Rapids, Mich. Kregel, 2013.
Bessenecker Scott A. Overturning Tables: Freeing Missions from the Christian-Industrial Complex. Downers Grove, Ill.: InterVarsity, 2014.
Beitzel, Barry J. The New Moody Atlas of the Bible. Chicago: Moody, 2009.
Bird, Michael F. Are You the One Who Is To Come? Grand Rapids, Mich.: Baker, 2009.
Bird, Michael F. The Gospel of the Lord: How the Early Church Wrote the Story of Jesus. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Eerdmans, 2014.
Blomberg, Craig. L. Can We Still Believe the Bible? An Evangelical Engagement with Contemporary Questions. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Brazos, 2014.
Boccaccini, Gabriele and Jason M. Zurawski, ed. Interpreting 4 Ezra and 2 Baruch: International Studies. Library of Second Temple Studies 87; London: Bloomsbury T&T Clark, 2014.
Bock, Darrell L. Jesus according to Scripture: Restoring the Portrait from the Gospels. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Baker, 2002.
Bock, Darrell L. and Mitch Glaser, eds. The People, the Land, and the Future of Israel: Israel and the Jewish People in the Plan of God. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Kregel, 2014.
Brooks, Christopher W. Urban Apologetics: Why the Gospel is Good News for the City. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Kregel, 2014.
Burge, Gary M. A Week in the Life of a Roman Centurion. Downers Grove, Ill.: InterVarsity, 2015.
Burke, Tony. Secret Scriptures Revealed: A New Introduction to the Christian Apocrypha. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Eerdmans, 2014.
Chambers, Andy. Exemplary Life: A Theology of Church Life in Acts. Nashville: B&H, 2012.
Chisholm, Robert B. A Commentary on Judges and Ruth. Kregel Exegetical Library; Grand Rapids, Mich. Kregel, 2014.
Chung-Kim, Esther and Todd R. Hains, editors. Acts. Reformation Commentary on Scripture: New Testament Downers Grover, Ill.: InterVarsity, 2014.
Campbell, Constantine R. Keep Your Greek: Strategies for Busy People. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Zondervan, 2011.
Chandler, Matt and Michael Snetzer. Recovering Redemption: A Gospel Saturated Perspective on How to Change. Nashville: B&H Publishing Group, 2014.
Collins, John J. Beyond the Qumran Community: The Sectarian Movement of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Eerdmans, 2010.
Collins, John J. and Daniel C. Harlow, eds. Early Judaism: A Comprehensive Guide. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Eerdmans, 2012
Currid, John D. and David P. Barrett. Crossway ESV Bible Atlas. Wheaton: Crossway, 2010.
DeClaissé-Walford, Nancy J., Rolf A. Jacobson, and Beth LaNeel Tanner. Psalms. NICOT; Grand Rapids, Mich.: Eerdmans, 2014.
DeRouchie, Jason S., editor. What the Old Testament Authors Really Cared About: A Survey of Jesus' Bible. Grand Rapids, Mich. Kregel, 2013.
Dickson, John. Life of Jesus: Who He Is And Why He Matters. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Zondervan, 2010. 206 p. pb.$12.99.
Dinkler, Michal Beth. Silent Statements: Narrative Representations of Speech and Silence in the Gospel of Luke. BZNW 191; Berlin: De Gruyter, 2013.
Douglas, J. D. Merrill C. Tenney, Moises Silva, ed. Zondervan Illustrated Bible Dictionary. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Zondervan, 2011.
Dunn, James. The Oral Gospel Tradition. Grand Rapids, Mich. Eerdmans, 2013.
Elwell, Walter A. and Robert W. Yarbrough, Encountering the New Testament: A Christian Survey. Encountering Biblical Studies. Second Edition. Grand Rapids, Mich. Baker, 2013.
Evans, Craig A. Jesus and His World: The Archaeological Evidence. Minneapolis: Westminster John Knox, 2012.
Fant, Clyde E. and Mitchell G. Reddish. Lost Treasures of the Bible: Understanding the Bible Through Archaeological Artifacts in World Museums. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Eerdmans, 2008.
Fee, Gordon D. Revelation. New Covenant Commentaries 18. Eugene, Ore.: Cascade, 2011.
Fee, Gordon. 1 Corinthians, Revised Edition. NICNT Grand Rapids, Mich.: Eerdmans, 2014.
Fisk. Bruce N. A Hitchhiker's Guide to Jesus: Reading the Gospels on the Ground. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Baker, 2011.
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I arrived at the venue a little late and missed most of Obscura's set (sorry Ian). By the time I got in Obscura just started their last song. I guess I can't really review them but yeah, the one song I saw was good.
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After Devy's set me, makethemsuffer12, shatteredflame, and a shit ton of other people got on line for the Devin Townsend meet and greet. I took a picture with Devy (already posted it in the pictures thread) and got the pick I caught during his set signed. While I was on line Children of Bodom started playing but I din't give a shit cause they were playing a bunch of songs I don't care for. After meeting Devy I got a nice cold cup of water and found a nice spot to enjoy bodom for the rest of the night. They were good, i'm just not to into them these days. I'm assuming the set was the same as the rest of the tour.
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They cut Are You Dead Yet? for our date.... no reason, though the keyboardist looked pissed off cause Alexi kept fucking with him.
Wait... Obscura started playing Septuagint?
[QUOTE=mastodon421;376627]Wait... Obscura started playing Septuagint?[/QUOTE]
Pretty sure that's what they played, actually. Show was amazing, definitely could've done without Septic Flesh and Devin though.
[QUOTE=makethemsuffer12;376581]Septic did a song after "Great Mass."[/QUOTE]
yeah it was Pyramid God
I think I enjoyed Septic Flesh's set the most, the was one of the most brutal light shows I've ever seen. They need to come back, it's a shame they are not popular enough to headline. Devin was great as usual but seeing those first couple of songs for a third time, I kind of already new what to expect. Juular was probably my favorite song of the set. I hope when he comes back he focuses the set on just DTP material.
And I enjoyed Obscura and the couple of songs I saw of Bodom. It sucked how they just finished Needled 24/7 when I just was walking back to the stage, since that's the only song I like by them. Well the keyboards were cool.
[QUOTE=mastodon421;376627]Wait... Obscura started playing Septuagint?[/QUOTE]
I didn't even see their set, I got that from setlist.fm assuming they did the same set for the whole tour.
[QUOTE=BloodoftheKings;376646]I didn't even see their set, I got that from setlist.fm assuming they did the same set for the whole tour.[/QUOTE]
Your right, that's their set now. It changed up since then beginning.
I guess the fire alarm went off during Septicflesh's set, and that's why it was cut.
[QUOTE=daimonos;376650]I guess the fire alarm went off during Septicflesh's set, and that's why it was cut.[/QUOTE]
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No. 17 Bruins stun USC at home to win the Pac-12 South and advance to the Pac-12 championship.
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LOS ANGELES - After days filled with impostor tweets, pleas for Robert Woods to be thrown the ball more, vandalized property on the UCLA campus and an interesting back-and-forth between USC band members and those at UCLA who don't want Tommy Trojan to stab the UCLA logo in normal fashion before the game, it's finally time for No. 18 USC and No. 17 UCLA to settle it on the field.
The city is divided over two teams that will compete for the right to be called Pac-12 South Division champs on Saturday at noon.
Each team feels a different way about the position that they're in. It's been almost a Cinderella type turn around for the folks in Westwood under first-year head coach Jim Mora. Ten games into the season, there are still some fans on the UCLA campus that are in a state of disbelief - shocked even - that their team is ranked nationally and displays a product on the field unlike anything seen over the last two seasons. And this is just less than a year after being the laughingstock of the bowl season as a team with a record under .500.
USC and Lane Kiffin tell a different story. With Thanksgiving less than a week away, he's thankful to be in this position in the midst of what has been a disappointing season for USC.
"I think we're fortunate to have the conference losses that we do and still be able to be in this hunt," Kiffin said. "We're fortunate to be in the South (Division)."
Entering the season, no one would have assumed the Trojans would be "fortunate" to be in a position to take on the Bruins with a division crown on the line. This is the bed that was made so the Trojans and their three losses are going to have to lay in it.
Whether last year's 50-0 loss has spearheaded UCLA's transformation this season is debatable.
What's not is the lasting memory of that night that the Bruins will carry with them into the Rose Bowl on Saturday.
"They're going to come out and to try to smash us," Marqise Lee said.
Lee and Woods had their way with the UCLA secondary a year ago. While they may not put up astronomical numbers like the 25 catches, 337 yards and four touchdowns they combined for in the rout last season, there is reason to believe they will be able to have a considerable amount of success on Saturday. The Bruins are ranked 103rd in the nation in pass defense.
In the stat Kiffin believes is the most telling when analyzing defenses, yards per play, UCLA is giving up 5.5.
"We'll attack certain points like we always do," Barkley said. "I think we got a good game plan."
UCLA likely feels the same way. However, this time around, unlike they've had in a long time, the Bruins have a dangerous quarterback to execute that game plan.
For what it's worth, the Trojans are allowing 5.2 yards per play and that number could rise after trying to slow down UCLA quarterback Brett Hundley. The redshirt freshman has been extraordinary in his first season as a starter and he enters Saturday hotter than he's been all season.
Over his last two games, he's completing 84 percent of his passes (41-of-49) for 549 yards and six touchdowns. He's in danger of breaking Rick Neuheisel's single-season record for completion percentage. Hundley is completing 69.0 percent of his passes. Neuheisel's record is 69.3 in 1983.
"Coming into the week, you knew the numbers," Kiffin said, "and then you start watching (and think) 'How can that happen with a freshman?'
"That's very unusual."
For the season, he's thrown 24 touchdowns and nine interceptions. The freshman spreads the ball around. Nine different players have double-digit receptions for the Bruins. Hundley's thrown a touchdown pass to 13 different receivers.
Two of those touchdown passes have gone to running back Johnathan Franklin, who along with being sixth in the nation in rushing, is also the team's fourth-leading receiver with a career-high 24 catches.
Franklin, like so many players on both sides, grew up in Los Angeles. Many of the players that will be on the field on Saturday, grew up playing with or against those on the other side, which makes this rivalry so special.
It makes it challenging also.
"This is almost the most challenging game on our schedule because of that, because of all the relationships and the families knowing each other and the kids knowing each other," Kiffin said. "This is always the hardest week. A lot harder than next week (against Notre Dame)."
On the flip side, a benefit for both coaches is never having to worry about players not being motivated to play in this game.
"That's never the case," Kiffin said.


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The Computers
Previous Nozstockers will be familiar with the Exeter-based rock 'n' soul firebrands. Their blistering debut, 2010's 'This Is The Computers' was a hardcore punk workout that placed them comfortably in that scene. But it only told half of the story. For album two, they returned, sharp-suited, drenched in Brylcreem with a line in classic, romantic rock 'n' roll, soul and blues that was as sharp as their quiffs. The band had always been soul boys deep down, but they didn't quite know how to realise those dreams back then. Second album 'Love Triangles Hate Squares' was a personal, romantic and soulful record loosely termed as being broadly about "the breakdown of relationships." Of what might appear as bold reinvention, the band reasons life's too short to do the same thing again and again. The Computers are guaranteed to make you dance through any kind of heartbreak. As anyone who's ever seen their live show will confirm, they will make you dance. The story continues in Spring 2015 – The Computers are currently recording their third album in a barn on the edge of a cliff deep down in the South West of the UK.
Mr B The Gentleman Rhymer
Aiming to dazzle with dignity, Mr. B takes to the stage for a second time over the weekend with his banjolele and stiff upper lip to perform ditties of pipe-smoking, high society, cricket and sexual misadventure, as well as some more well-known pieces from the world of hip hop, re-worked in true Chap Hop fashion.
House Of Lions
Proving themselves to be one of the great new bands of 2014, House of Lions have created a huge buzz across the country. No one would know they've only been together a short time as their professional attitude and seamless songwriting has become a favourite with so many people. Their distinct mix of guitar based indie rock, soulful vocals and dynamic energy entertains any crowd and always gets a great reception. Having recorded their material at the very established Kore Studios in London, which has been host to acts such as Amy Winehouse and Kasabian, it is clear to see House of Lions are more than capable of performing to the highest level. Proof comes from the fact their debut single 'Uncruel' came in at 27th in the iTunes alternative charts after its release in March.
Circe's Diner
Circe's Diner are a Bristolian five piece that weave wondrous tales of love, loss, friendship and tigers against a backdrop of Americana, roots and folk music. These acoustic alchemists, with their amalgamation of endearingly honest songwriting and instrumentation, will echo heartbeats, blending infectious melodies and dreamy harmonies for a most intoxicating journey that will leave you thoroughly charmed.
HMS Morris
HMS Morris appeared in midair between London and Cardiff in 2012, hovered for a good while to get their bearings, and finally descended in 2014 to set down roots in the rich psychedelic soil of Wales. Variously described as 'cinematic electro-pop' (A Sound Reaction), 'luscious psychedelic indie' (Focus Wales), and a blend of 'synth-pop, psychedelia and indie-pop' (Buzz Magazine), HMSM's music is made to intrigue, delight and excite in equal measure.
Keygreen are a Herefordshire band led by brother and sister songwriters Tom and Nicky Jaques. They're fresh out of the studio having just recorded their debut album 'It All Begins Again' which draws upon influences from the likes of Ben Howard, Fink, Laura Marling and Kings Of Convenience. The natural synergy of their vocal harmonies is supported by a dynamic and varied instrumental texture featuring haunting clarinet and sax lines, an intricate blend of guitars and piano, and supported by the percussive drive and depth of a talented rhythm section.
Joe Johnson x Francis Anyanjo
Embark on a new form of original music, elements of rock, folk, swing, blues, hip hop blended together by singer-songwriter Joe Johnson an his 'partner in rhyme' Francis Anyanjo. Both are BIMM students in Bristol, aspiring professional producers and songwriters these two have a busy year planned, keeping it fresh on the South West and festival circuit. 'BuffPeng'.
Sahara Heights
Sahara Heights are a young and dynamic five-piece indie rock/heavy pop band from Swindon, channelling a blend of influences from modern indie, psychedelic and classic '60s bands. The likes of Foals, Tame Impala and The Beatles are a proven blend in their songwriting, with musically balanced hooks and riffs. Starting out as a four-piece in the summer of 2014, the band began writing original material, with an eagerness to perform live. Through the use of pedals and experimental sounds, their sets offer an ear engaging experience and a memorable performance. Now with a recently joined member on keys, a more developed soundscape has been opened to explore as well. A natural chemistry between the band is apparent in their collaboration and stage presence.
Swansea based Doghouse will delight Nozstockers with their folk-country crossover.
Sons of Creed
Formed in 2012, Sons of Creed are an exciting and thrilling new four-piece indie rock band from North Wales, consisting of Cai Pattinson (Lead Vocals/ Guitar), Ger Williams (Lead Guitar/Vocals), Dewi Williams (Bass/Vocals) & Sion Edwards (Drums/Percussion).
With belief, determination and focus, Sons of Creed have been working tirelessly writing, recording and rehearsing in preparation for the UK music scene and beyond.
Their music ranges from upbeat, driving drums, wrapped in reverb-laden layered guitars and atmospheric strings to acoustic driven downbeat ballads, all of which are coloured by undeniably memorable, anthemic, emotional and powerful melodies.
Their music has drawn comparisons with Stereophonics, Kasabian and The La's.
Rozelle are a female fronted five-piece alternative-rock/pop band that focuses on experimentation. The band combine memorable dark vocal melodies with dreamy guitar riffs to form a unique blend. Musically drawing influences from The Cure, The XX, Radiohead, Fleetwood Mac, Little Dragon, Daughter and Bombay Bicycle Club, their music reveals intelligent textures as well as maintaining upbeat vibes that keep you moving and engaged. With pulsating synths, challenging beat sequences and intriguing lyrical content, Rozelle generates an obscure musical fusion.
White Noise Sound
Assembled in Wales in 2006, White Noise Sound have received airplay from the likes of Bethan Elfyn at BBC Radio 1 and toured Europe with Super Furry Animals. Released by cult Californian label Alive Records in 2010 their debut album was greeted with widespread critical acclaim. 2015 sees the return of the Welsh psychedelicists with second album 'Like a Pyramid of Fire'. They've taken their trademark wall of sound and raised from it a sonic palette with range and depth. The record is a metronomic, hypnotic onslaught of melody, groove and exploration which goes beyond the standard tropes of psychedelia.
Daniel Glover
Welsh man Dan returns to the Bandstand for Nozstock 2015. thebluesmusicblog compares him to "Tom Waits, John Hammond and early Bob Dylan…he has a unique sound all his own, with a clarity and freshness that makes discovering new music such a pleasure." Daniel's songs come from the heart, his integrity and raw emotion shining through an accomplished acoustic folk sound…cold hard truths mixed with uplifting, soulful melodies that always allow for the possibility of hope.
Alternative rock quartet hailing from Devon. With their fresh lineup, Evenu have had a busy year playing throughout the UK with their debut E.P 'The Avenue E.P'. The band are currently writing new material, with influences from the likes of 30 Seconds To Mars, Paramore, Saosin and the like, Evenu will bring hard, fast, catchy hooks accompanied with anthemic guitar lines in all of their songs.
Disraeli Gears
Disraeli Gears are a four-piece alternative group based in London/Leeds. Their music exists in a space between dark and light, combining shades of Jeff Buckley with the delicate angularity of St. Vincent. Recent performances to a growing fan base in Leeds in venues such as the Brudenell Social Club and the Belgrave Music Hall precede new music which is to be released in the coming months.
Broken Fires
Swansea seven-piece alternative pop band who produce bountiful melodic, big hearted pop folk. The band have recently independently recorded and released the song 'Elephants' from their latest EP 'Out Of The Woods' which has received great reviews. Influences include Frightened Rabbit, Weezer, Ben Kweller, Arcade Fire and Two Gallants which can be heard in their music. The band have clear rooted values in independence and will be releasing an album in May after recording it in friends kitchens, bedrooms, garages and living rooms.
Manuela Barczewski
Manuela Barczewski is a German artist and musician based in the UK. Her songs describe a melancholy and reflective stillness. Hints of folk, blues and an early '90s- style-Seattle feel infest her newer works whilst sounding poised and modern. Her collaborations, in the recent years, with Hauschka (Fat Cat) are a natural step, both artists having a keen sense of the pastoral with affecting minimalism.
Pink Cigar
Pink Cigar are the most exciting young band to emerge from the current crop of UK rock 'n' roll talent. Hailing from the infamous streets of Ladbroke Grove in the west side of London, the bluesy-glam-punk-rock 'n' roll quartet have spent the last couple of years honing their musical chops and earning their dues playing live, thundering through the capital's rock scene and breaking down the walls of every venue they grace, bringing an intensity and energy that just can't be bought and needs to be experienced.
Ailsa Tully
Ailsa Tully is a singer- songwriter and folk cellist currently studying popular music at Goldsmiths University. Ailsa uses the cello in a new and unconventional way to accompany her voice and modal songwriting style: drawing on influences from The Incredible String Band to The Staves, she combines folk stories with personal poetic imagery.
Japanese Fighting Fish
Japanese Fighting Fish have been unleashing their unique mix of musical madness on the underground scene since their emergence from Leeds in 2009. Ringmaster Karlos soars with smoky vocals over a rollercoaster ride of heavy groove rhythms, leaving the audience confused and impressed in equal measure. 2015 sees the release of their hotly anticipated third album 'Swimming with Piranhas' – watch out for zee Fish!!!
The Wow Signal
The Wow Signal are a punky rock 'n' roll quintet, found most days bashing out their take on the 2 minute pop song down the local rehearsal room in Hackney, East London. Crunchy guitars, dirty bass lines and pounding drums form the backdrop for their tales of angst fuelled melodrama. Formed in early 2015 this bunch of wiry vagabonds are picking up speed!
Dutch Cousin
Dutch Cousin are a six-piece alternative/indie/electro band hailing from Birmingham, with a deep-seated sense of melodic craftsmanship and atmospheric arrangements. Described as "electro dream pop" and "the future of Birmingham's music scene" by BBC Introducing and Amazing Radio, their sound and style spans across an eclectic variety of influences and eras, delivering a concoction of ethereal acoustic tones and ominous, electric pulses. With songs that voyage through landscapes of pensive melancholy to vivacious terrains of ferocity, and armed with an artistic intention that transcends simple pop music, Dutch Cousin are a captivating and highly concentrated dose of contemporary musical talent.
The Rupees
Bristol boys The Rupees have been creating a buzz on Bristol's music scene, "a patch work quilt of different styles" (Bristol Beats Club). Atmospheric synthesizer tones, grizzly guitars and gruff, rough vocals that combine to create a swirling, hypnotic trip will leave you dazed and confused, whacked, cracked, rocked and rolled. Selling out small venues across the city and beyond, they talk of sex, work, dancing like John Travolta, with a foot rooted in the past and the other firmly in the future.
JOLTA are a Brighton-based band with Northern roots, the latest promising group to emerge from the seemingly infallible seaside city. Fusing '60s and '70s sonic grounding with modern grit, their sound manages to bring familiarity whilst remaining forward thinking, the four-piece unafraid to show their influences and bring their own unique style on proceedings. Musically, their material to date is filled with prominent, instantly resonant hooks, stomp- fuelled rhythms and gargantuan riffs, culminating in a critically lauded huge sound, both live and on record. Despite forming just months ago, this quartet are already causing quite a stir with their visceral live shows, and summer 2015 will see them perform at Field Day, Isle of Wight and Blissfields festival.
Black Persuasion
Formed in Falmouth and now Bristol based, these rugged beach types have been bringing the party with their hybrid of acoustic funk, soul, hip hop and jazz, described by an anonymous source as the "one of the funkiest, reggae-iest, [and] most good-time-iest bands in history since the break up of Mit Dem Affen Essen in the summer of 2010. " If you're still up for a dance these guys will be closing the Bandstand on Saturday night in one of the most epic jams of the summer.
Inscape are a Swansea based electronic indie rock five-piece made up of Ethan, Luke, Alex, Joel and Dylan. Another fresh band to come out of Wales, these guys have had a good run of gigs and been busy recording: they are certainly ready for a summer of touring their new material.
Heil Zilla
Swansea/Cardiff based noise punk trio who gig regularly around Wales. Matt, Boris and Ian describe their sound as "DIY noise…not Enya." Come and see for yourself…
Hot Dog Grrl
Hot Dog Grrl is a mix of grounded rock 'n' roll and a spiral of desperation. Formed in 2014 in Hackney Wick the influences are a mix between soul, folk and garage, a duality between dark melody and punching attitude…Expect the unexpected…
Post-punk, noise rock four-piece from Swansea, Wales, now based in London. Jackson, Adam, Billy and Lewis keep themselves busy gigging extensively around the capital.
Mook's music sounds a bit like a small pack of hyenas shut inside an ancient rusted washing machine that is being kicked down the stairs of a derelict Siberian mental hospital by filthy glue-crazed feral orphans during a cyclone, as hailstones hump against the boarded up windows, drowning out the sweet melodic voice of a lone songbird trapped in the attic, while lice and roaches gather in the shadows, waiting for it to perish from starvation.Some of their tracks sound a bit like that. The rest sound a bit like a mess of post-hardcore, post-grunge and post-jazz-punk.
Musicpool bring their Livewire music group back to Nozstock. Musicpool are a music charity who offer (amongst other things!) huge opportunities for people keen to start out in the music industry. Their Livewire project teaches young people about the industry, helps to promote their gigs, offers them training opportunities and gives them chances to meet the pro's. The best of the 2015 Livewire recruits will showcase what they have learnt on The Bandstand over the weekend. Get behind some young local talent and prepare to be amazed…
Meg Bradley
Malvern based singer-songwriter Megan Bradley, inspired by the likes of Laura Marling, Eva Cassidy, Daughter and Nick Mulvey among others, takes on the acoustic folk genre like a dream. Meg has defined her style over the past 5 years, writing and performing a mix of original material and a range of covers.
Sea Cow
Formed in 2013, Seacow is a three piece band based in the wilds of Pembrokeshire. Blessed with having instruments and ears, Seacow produce a sound that can best be described as guitar driven lo-fi, indie dream pop…
Geoff Shaw is a singer/songwriter from Bristol UK who writes lyrical, folk inspired music which "stands toe to toe with the works of the singer/songwriter gang comprised of the likes of George Ezra, James Bay, Jamie N Commons." (Killing Moon blog)
Raptor are a psychedelic blues/fuzz-rock duo from Hereford reviving the vintage 1970's rock 'n' roll sound.


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WavPack Hybrid broken on (Arch?) Linux, non lossless and heavily distorted
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I tried to encode and decode several different WAV files from CD rips with WavPack (version 4.60.1) in hybrid mode, on Arch Linux, on two different machines (Intel Core i7 and Xeon, x86_64). I always got the same result: the files are heavily distorted (groups of samples repeating themselves), and obviously non lossless. See samples.
I ran the following commands:
wavpack -b400 -c -m hybrid.wav
wvunpack -m hybrid.wv
wvunpack outputs the following:
WVUNPACK Hybrid Lossless Audio Decompressor Linux Version 4.60.1
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original md5: e180f2ec2c4c65fd214bc6c4f70c7988
unpacked md5: 2d5edeb0d3d7ba971282428b77fd41c6
MD5 signatures should match, but do not!
I tried the win32 binary, which worked fine (lossless result). I don't have another Linux distro installed anywhere to see if this problem is distribution-specific. I also tried three different builds (including one built from source by myself), always with the same result.
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Thanks guys! I have checked Angenial's patch into SVN and will post something to the mailing list.
I didn't read the whole redhat thread, but I agree with Linus that changing memcpy() to copy backwards is silly, especially if it isn't any faster and breaks things. Of course I know that memcpy() is not guaranteed to work with overlapping regions, but I'm sure that when I did that I was just lazy and assumed that I'd be okay if dst < src. Won't happen again!
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Christmas Ornaments
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- 2011-12-14 15:38:07
Made these with some left over royal icing. Inspired by Cookie Crazie plaid and some marbling techniques I found of the web. Some of them have Disco Dust and tops painted with dry gold petal dust. I enjoyed them and can't wait to make more.
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Outro - never shall we return from conflict we must learn
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Sung by: Takahashi Youko
Lyrics: Oikawa Neko
Composition: Satou Hidetoshi
Arrangement: Oomori Toshiyuki
Symbol of our freedom will bring us salvation
On the horizon hope for Tomorrow
Sweeping across the land to give us unity
Look to the heavens with tears of triumph
To cherish a new life and suffer not again
Lift up your spirits from all destruction
Never shall we return from conflict we must learn
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