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At 1300hrs (French time) today (Sunday, August 11) the maxi trimaran Spindrift 2 began the jewel the crown of English sailing, and its own log book, by taking part in the 45th edition of the Rolex Fastnet Race. At the end of a July punctuated by intense and productive training sessions, the two co-skippers, chose to boost the adrenaline with the vital atmosphere of competition, launching the racing campaign of Spindrift 2, the largest racing trimaran in the world.
Maxi Spindrift 2 (trimaran) at the start of the Rolex Fastnet 2013
The famous regatta, starts from the Royal Yacht Squadron in Cowes, traces the British coast, heads round the Fastnet Rock, before returning to finish in Plymouth Bay. The 608-mile course is highly tactical with its specific currents and wind spikes that pave the way into the Channel and the Irish Sea. Guichard and his crew of 13 are beginning, with this classic race, a new chapter in the history of their tall ship. Whilst the forecast conditions leave little chance to think of record times, the level of competition, especially from the other large trimarans, who will make the most of the west southwesterly winds today, means there is plenty to do in order to perform well and it will be a motivation for the Spinrift sailing team, which is so intent on racing efficiently and to the full potential of their maxi trimaran.
'We will leave first, ahead of the Imocas, Class40s and other IRC boats, and with the other large trimarans in the event, by the western Solent,' Guichard said this morning, recounting the joy of, for the first time, getting into the deep end of a prestigious competition at the helm of Spindrift 2. The excellent training sessions have already tightly knitted the top-level crew, who have taken stock of both the potential, but also the demands of the world's largest trimaran. The goal for this race, in the absence of weather conditions to beat the clock, will be firstly to leave no navigation black marks on this first blank page and also to guarantee the cohesion of the crew and the esprit de corps. The race record, set by the same boat in 2011 in the colors of Banque Populaire V, of one day and eight hours does not seem possible for the Spindrift team faced with upwind conditions and the strong opposing currents of the Solent that will dictate their passage to the Irish Sea and Fastnet.
Maxi Spindrift 2 (trimaran) at the start of the Rolex Fastnet 2013
'Our routing see us arriving in Plymouth overnight from Monday to Tuesday after 1 day and 12 to 13 hours racing,' Guichard said.
'The Fastnet Race is timely for our gradual rise. It is important for the efficacy and cohesion of the crew to be able to run through the many lessons gleaned from the training sessions. The other maxi-multihulls that are in the race are certainly shorter than us, but they have power to weight ratios more suited to the conditions forecast today. We will have some serious competition on the water.'
With only one night at sea, the Rolex Fastnet Race is not yet a real oceanic test, but the men Spindrift 2 will still benefit from the walk through of their watch system. 'Everybody is on deck today, because leaving the western Solent is never easy,' Guichard said. 'There will be plenty of boats on the water (347 boats are entered), and we will need to immediately negotiate the strong currents. At nightfall, we can rotate the watches, with some rest and work. The slightly lower than expected wind means the sea state will not be as big as Fastnet, but it is upwind sailing is waiting for us in the first part of the race, before, hopefully, a fast return to Plymouth downwind…'
Maxi Spindrift 2 (trimaran) at the start of the Rolex Fastnet 2013
The crew on the maxi Spindrift 2 for the Rolex Fastnet:
Dona Bertarelli – Skipper
Yann Guichard – Skipper
Xavier Revil
Erwan Tabarly
Antoine Carraz
Christophe Espagnon
Nicolas Texier
Jean Baptiste le Vaillant
Thierry Douillard
Sébastien Marsset
Thomas Rouxel
François Morvan
Simone Gaeta
Erwan Israel
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Garrus is an awesome badass, they don't just die when things get tough (except in my upcoming 4th playthrough with my racist renegade manShep). If ME3 doesn't end with Garrus as the sole ruler of the galaxy, I will demand a refund!
The thing that surprised me is that Liara is listed as a squadmate. I had assumed that making her the new Shadow Broker meant she was destined for greater things. It seems odd to set her on that path only for her to return to Shepard's side shortly after.
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SwiftKey 4 brings SwiftKey Flow to all: Available now
The latest version of the chart-topping SwiftKey keyboard is now available on Google Play. Known simply as SwiftKey 4, the headline addition is SwiftKey Flow, a gesture-based text entry system.
It's no secret that SwiftKey is one of our favourite keyboards: it improves just about any Android device you put it on, and although other keyboards - including the latest stock Android 4.1 Jelly Bean keyboard - are good, SwiftKey is where we turn in times of keyboard.
We're not alone in our praise of SwiftKey, as the smart keyboard has been the top paid app in 38 countries on Google Play for as long as we care to remember.
We've been using the SwiftKey Flow beta since it was announced in December 2012 and found that it adds a significant dimension to SwiftKey's already impressive arsenal.
SwiftKey Flow lets you trace out words across the keyboard rather than having to tap the letters. Although SwiftKey's predictive language engine will often determine what you're saying as you type, adding Flow brings a new element of speed to the keyboard.
The features you associate with SwiftKey are all still there, however, so you get the smart corrections and predictions as you type, but the integration of trace entry is what elevates SwiftKey 4 above contemporary rivals.
The reason for this is simple: you don't feel like you are losing any of the tap features because you choose to swipe, and you can happily switch betwixt the two as needed.
In Flow you also get the option to swipe through space, so you don't have to take your finger off the screen, you just keep moving it via the space bar and you get your space.
Talking to Joe Braidwood, chief marketing officer at SwiftKey, it was clear that the inclusion of the SwiftKey Flow feature isn't all that SwiftKey 4 has on offer.
There have been improvements of the keyboard as a whole. The old option of choosing between "precise" or "rapid" entry is now gone, with the keyboard dynamically recognising that people use a combination of both and adapting as you type.
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Much must be changed to increase diversity in health care professions, according to this article by advocates Dr. Louis Sullivan, former U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services and chair of the Sullivan Alliance to Transform America's Health Professions, and Ilana Suez Mittmann, Ph.D., director of health policy research at the Sullivan Alliance.
The 1910 Flexner Report prompted reform of medical education but resulted in most predominantly Black medical schools closing and shaped health care professions in ways that still make it difficult for minorities to enter. A century after Flexner, the U.S. is a nation unable to train and retain a medical workforce that reflects its increasing diversity.
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Inside the numbers: BG's Barnes catching on
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Each week, we'll look at some statistics involving individuals and/or teams that we find intriguing.
1. It's early, but � Bowling Green WR Freddie Barnes, who began his career as a quarterback, already has 42 receptions for 336 yards. (That's more receptions than 28 teams). At that pace, he would finish the season with 168 receptions. In case you're wondering, the record is 142 by Houston's Manny Hazard in 1989. And Clemson K Richard Jackson has made 11 field goals and UCLA K Kai Forbath has made 10. Jackson is on a pace that would see him make 44 field goals and Forbath is on a pace for 36. The NCAA record is 31, by Georgia's Billy Bennett in 2003.
2. Staying on target. N.C. State sophomore QB Russell Wilson has completed an NCAA-record 329 consecutive passes without an interception. The record had been 325 by former Kentucky QB Andre Woodson in 2006-07. Wilson and the Wolfpack play host to Pittsburgh on Saturday; Pitt has three picks this season.
3. Nowhere to run. Florida International (0-2) and San Jose State (0-3) have combined to rush for 98 yards. Yes, you read that right. They are the only teams in the nation averaging less than a yard per carry; Florida International is at 0.88, and San Jose State is at 0.68.
4. Something has to give. Six teams haven't allowed a rushing TD, and two meet Saturday when Iowa plays at Penn State. The Nittany Lions are allowing 46.3 rushing yards per game, the Hawkeyes 140.7. Offensively, Penn State is averaging 133.3 rushing yards, with four rushing touchdowns. Iowa is averaging 137 rushing yards, with five rushing touchdowns. The other four teams that haven't allowed a TD on the ground are Arizona State, Boston College, Oklahoma and Tulsa.
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In the political spectrum of Portugal, Antonio Luis Santos da Costa is a rare bird, for people actually like him. By the end of last September, the 52-year-old socialist had been re-elected mayor of Lisbon, with a third consecutive mandate (and last, according to the law), winning 50.9 per cent of the vote and 11 counsellors out of 17. This is an amazing feat given that the Portuguese political class has lost all credibility in the eyes of the electorate. Many already see the mayor breaking his four-year mandate to compete for the presidency of the Socialist Party in order to make himself prime ministerial candidate in the 2015 legislative elections.
That may be a long way off, but clearly Costa is being watched closely. Born in 1961 in Lisbon, Costa has an Indian connection. His father, Orlando da Costa, a well-known novelist who also wrote essays on Rabindranath Tagore, was born in Mozambique, but spent most of his youth in Goa where his own father, Luis Afonso Maria da Costa, was born and brought up. The latter was a descendant of reputed Hindu families from the Gaud Saraswat Brahmin community that converted to Catholicism during the Portuguese colonial era.
In fact, in the aftermath of his victory, Lisbon's mayor was reported to have said that Lisbon could be the Atlantic business hub for India. But it is his missionary style, rather than Indian origins, that has earned Costa the moniker "Gandhi of Lisbon". This flattering denomination came after the mayor decided to move his office to the heart of the Mouraria neighbourhood, bang in the middle of drug trafficking and prostitution hubs. Aside from being a successful media coup, this was an unexpected gesture, bringing the focus on one of the city's oldest and poorest quarters where dozens of ethnic communities live, for better or worse, closely together.
Around the little square where Antonio Costa had the city council migrate, many construction sites are buzzing. Buildings covered with beautiful azulejos, the traditional Portuguese painted tiles, are being renovated. Slowly, Mouraria is being rehabilitated. Today, the area attracts hip little businesses and troops of tourists. A success Antonio Costa has vowed to replicate in other less-endowed neighbourhoods of the capital. Beatriz Silva, the owner of a small coffee shop in the building where Costa works, confides that occasionally the mayor stops by. "He's a very warm man; if someone talks to him on the street, he will take time to listen," she assures you.
It's this goodwill that is fuelling talk that Costa is set for a higher office. Portugal is going through troubled times: to satisfy the requirements of the "troika" (the European Central Bank, European Union and International Monetary Fund) which lent the country 78 billion euros, the ruling Pedro Passos Coelho government has relied on increasing taxes and cutting services. Salaries in the public sector have been cut by over 30 per cent in the last four years and unemployment has topped 15 per cent (among the 15-24 age group, it's reached almost 40 per cent).
Silvia de Oliveira, chief editor of business website Dinheiro Vivo, writes that despite all efforts to lead a charge against the government by Antonio Jose Martins Seguro, secretary of the main opposition Socialist Party, he is not the leader they want or need. Their de facto leader is no doubt Antonio Costa, because of his political background and his statesman image. "Lisbon's last municipal elections were Antonio Costa's prime ministerial pre-electoral campaign," writes de Oliveira.
Costa may claim a prime ministerial candidacy is out of the question and that for the moment his only priority is the administration of Lisbon, but his every gesture seems to project him as a future chief of government. Already, with the launch of his 2012 book Caminho Aberto (Open Path), a collection of his speeches, opinion pieces et al from the last 20 years—on topics as varied as immigration, political and judiciary reforms and the strengthening of the rule of law—many observers see his first steps towards an eventual candidacy.
One of Portugal's most respected intellectual figures, sociologist Boaventura de Sousa Santos, presenting the book, praised its author's "political genius" and claimed that he was the only credible alternative capable of negotiating with international creditors. Qualifying the mayor of Lisbon as the symbol of a new generation of social democrats that are "truly socialist", he said Costa was the rare international example of a politician who was able to ally political theory and practice. And it looks like on the internet too, there are many who share his analysis. The 'Antonio Costa para primeiro ministro' Facebook page has a growing number of virtual followers.
Ana Paula Carreira, director of the law faculty at the University of Lisbon, reckons the Lisbon mayor knows how to tackle problems frontally, without recourse to dogmatism. "He's full of good intentions and good ideas, and people like him." On the other hand, though, she's sceptical about Costa having the necessary technical skills to manage the country. "I think he has a good chance of winning the next elections, but only because of the massive unpopularity of the current government."
Whatever the outcome of the next elections in Portugal, the next government will have its hands full. The Portuguese are an unhappy lot and they have suffered from the severe crisis since 2009 and from the austerity measures adopted subsequently. It would be then in the fullness of things if a smiling Gandhi of Lisbon applies the calming balm, dipping into a very Portuguese-Goan concept: susegad.
By Andree-Marie Dussault in Lisbon
Thank you to all those who have taken the trouble to read the article and share their thoughts. Out of the arguments made here, there are two that perhaps need answering. So here they go.
1. The first part of the article compares outcomes (relative percentages of population of the religions concerned) irrespective of the process that led to those outcomes - whether immigration, relatively faster population growth or conversions. This was for two reasons. One, to put the figure of 2.3 per cent in "numerical perspective", as the article itself explained. The second reason was that outcomes are ultimately what the crux of debate is about. The rest of the article in any case dealt with process - or conversions in this case, from both a contemporary and historical perspective.
2. Some commenters have tried to cast doubts on the reliability of Census 2001. Those who do this should bear in mind that Census 2001 was conducted by a BJP government. Considering the extreme importance that BJP gives to this issue, it would be reasonable to expect that IF it had perceived a problem with the methodology that was distorting the numbers, it would have fixed it. As the article mentioned, BJP or BJP-supported governments have been in power for 10 of the last 40 years, or about a quarter of the time, and the only reasonable conclusion one can arrive at is that any misreporting of numbers, real or perceived, would be marginal and hence, not of importance.
To all other arguments made, my answer is the following: Please read the article again, with particular focus on the quotations of Vivekananda and Monier Williams, and the history of the missionary efforts in Bengal and their outcome.
A Gaud Saraswat Brahmin as the head of Portugal! Wow!
Wonder what parivar has to say about it? They are alwas going about rome rajya : ) For that matter what does GSB community the staunch supporter of parviar has to sayy about it.
Maybe we should call him back to India?
Back home ( # 1 ), he would give Manohar Parrikar a run for his money !
oh my, Raja Mani, haven't you got it yet, the US of A has a black president (formerly African and probably also a slave--if you wish to see it this way); Germany has (formerly) Turkish MPs; England has (formerly) Indian politicians; and where ever else you want to look you will find the same. Costa is a Portuguese as Portuguese a Portuguese can be.
the world is changing and this happens in various ways of which peoples mixing is one. what will this have to do with taking revenge? nothing, nada, nix. take a look from Mars: this ball called earth is inhabited by "humans" not Chinese, Americans or Indians for that matter--although, i admit, it's still going to take us a while to get there. but we will.
1. Jindal and Haley are not Indians. They are Americans.
2. GSB would marry in their own caste whether Hindu or Christian than marry outside of their caste.
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The book is essentially a new edition of the out of print Belle du Jour but the art is arranged in all new page layouts. It looks pretty slick.
29 comments:
- Bill Robinson said...
Ohhh, nice. Lookin very slick indeed.
- June 15, 2009 at 2:09 PM
- Larry Levine said...
The book looks awesome!!!
- June 15, 2009 at 3:05 PM
- kalonji said...
YES !!i just buy it already,great book awsome love your work,
your pinup's are just so sexy!!
congrats !!
- June 15, 2009 at 3:51 PM
- b. patrick said...
Looks fantastic!
- June 15, 2009 at 4:14 PM
- Michael Dooney said...
Congrats Bill. Must be interesting to see the art re-arranged into a different book design. I'll admit that I've really got to fight my comic collector urge to buy the same work again and again in different formats....until you do the Bill P Absolute edition that is, then I'll definitely cave ;)
- June 15, 2009 at 4:22 PM
- Lovelace said...
Very very sweet. Congrats.
- June 15, 2009 at 6:31 PM
- droosan said...
I'd just ordered this from Amazon France last week .. should be arriving in the mail any day now. Congrats, indeed! ^_^
- June 16, 2009 at 4:12 AM
- Fabrizio Ferrari said...
Great! I'll get one!
- June 16, 2009 at 4:30 AM
- Daniel said...
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- June 16, 2009 at 9:37 AM
- chickennuggets said...
Congratulations, Bill!
- June 16, 2009 at 9:38 AM
- Mick said...
I saw it in a shop in france last week... it is a belter. Everyone should go and buy it... obviously now i will get a free one for my hot endorsement
- June 17, 2009 at 7:19 AM
- Jean said...
I I live in Brazil and is unfortunately very difficult to buy this book.
- June 17, 2009 at 1:55 PM
- Owen Williams said...
awesome, just ordered a copy :)
- June 18, 2009 at 8:14 AM
- Tobias Schwarz said...
- June 18, 2009 at 10:25 AM
- XAV said...
Fantastique :D
I'll go buy it this afternoon, very glad to find on of your book in France :p
- June 19, 2009 at 12:38 AM
- Jmontiel said...
Great book
- June 19, 2009 at 7:55 AM
- Desiree Cassidy said...
Fantastic, congratz :)
- June 20, 2009 at 10:49 AM
- Galan y Giles said...
Hey Bill it's Pat-AWESOME looking book. And totally psyched for you man. Your stuff is just outrageous.
- June 28, 2009 at 8:36 PM
- Ivar said...
I got the book today! Here it is, with the original edition and Arthur de Pins book - http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_Tqtf07iRi68/Sk45-KULExI/AAAAAAAACUE/Rb8bHR48zz0/s1600-h/Presing+ja+De+Pins+1200.jpg
Nice! :)
- July 3, 2009 at 12:43 PM
- bpresing said...
Hey Pat! Wow, nice to hear from you! It's been awhile. Hope you're well.
Thanks for the link man, its a nice looking line up.
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I love it! Very creative!That's actually really cool..
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Republicans used their day at the Illinois State Fair to hammer home a need for change from what they view as a disastrous decade-long stretch of Democratic domination of Illinois politics.
The day also gave the GOP's lengthy list of gubernatorial hopefuls a chance to lay out their arguments for why they should be the one to replace Gov. Pat Quinn.
The Republicans avoided sniping at each other and directed their anger at the Democrats who control the Executive Mansion, Senate and House.
"I think folks here in the state of Illinois have finally had enough," said Comptroller Judy Baar Topinka, one of only two Republicans holding statewide office. "They've seen a state totally run by our little friends over in the Democratic Party, and they've seen the state suffer terribly. It's time for a change, real change, not hopey-dopey change."
"After 10 years of one-party rule, voters have to look at the results," said Senate Minority Leader Christine Radogno, R-Lemont. "It hasn't gotten any better; it's gotten worse."
The focus of the change is unseating Quinn. Four Republicans are running for governor, making the GOP primary field twice as large as the Democrats'.
"I'd like to put them all in a blender and we'd have a great recipe for success," said Republican Party state chairman Jack Dorgan.
Second time charm?
The field includes state Sen. Bill Brady, R-Bloomington, who lost to Quinn in 2010; state Sen. Kirk Dillard, R-Hinsdale, who lost the Republican primary to Brady by 193 votes; state Treasurer Dan Rutherford; and multi-millionaire venture capitalist Bruce Rauner.
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Rutherford zeroed in on the fact he is the only Republican candidate who has won a statewide office. On the way to that victory, he pulled in 22 percent of the vote from Chicago.
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Rauner rode his Harley-Davidson motorcycle from Winnetka to Springfield Thursday morning to attend the event. Prior to a morning meeting with Republican Party officials, Rauner declined to answer any questions about issues.
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He called for eight-year term limits for state lawmakers and officials and said the challenge in Springfield is "special interest groups."
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The Republicans tried to emphasize that they believed economic issues will dominate the next election, not social issues that have sometimes driven Republican candidates to embrace very conservative positions in order to win primaries, but then lose the general election.
"I think the solution to a lot of social issues is a good financial foundation," Dorgan said. "People have different views on a lot of different issues. They'll (candidates) be out there talking about the issues and hopefully they will talk about issues that don't divide people."
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While it's true that The Grateful Dead name was retired in 1995, when legendary lead guitarist and vocalist Jerry Garcia passed away, the music has lived on through the various surviving members. Bob Weir's RatDog is actively touring, Mickey Hart and his various projects still interpret the material and bassist Phil Lesh has done his part to keep the flame burning by enlisting various "Friends" over the past eight years to help him in his quest to reinvent the songs and spirit of The Grateful Dead.
That quest has not come without its obstacles. Over the past 10 years Lesh has endured several serious widely publicized health problems. In 1998 he underwent a liver transplant and, more recently, surgery to combat prostate cancer. Both operations were completely successful and the bassist told JamBase in a recent interview from his home in Marin County, CA that he is feeling great these days. "I had the prostate surgery back in December and it's going on nine months now and everything is just fine. My health is good, I'm working out, I'm building muscle, and everything is good right now," says Lesh.
He says his family has been his rock. "Mostly I have to give the credit to my wife and my family for their support. My wife did the research to find the best possible people and institutions to do these surgeries and she has also really been keeping me healthy since our kids started coming. It is a lot easier to come back from surgery if the systems that weren't screwed up are in pretty good shape," Lesh chuckled.
"It's been kind of a roller coaster ride with lots of different musicians coming and going," Lesh says. "We had 'The Q' [The Phil Lesh Quintet] which went for a couple of years, but it's hard in the final analysis to work around everyone's schedules. As a result, we decided to try and get a band together that we could work with a while. All the musicians in the current lineup have given us a commitment that they will be available to work with us for about the next year or so. It is really a relief to have those commitments and now we can really focus on taking the music to another level."
The men who have signed on to work with Lesh are his longtime drummer John Molo, multi-instrumentalist Larry Campbell, singer-songwriter Jackie Greene and Particle keyboardist Steve Molitz. This lineup debuted in late July at The Independent in San Francisco and drew rave reviews.
While Molitz has known Lesh for several years and has played with the bassist for a couple of one-off gigs, this is his first national tour as a "Friend" and Lesh is eager to show his fans what Molitz can bring to this group.
"Steve is a young guy with a whole different perspective 'cause he comes out of that electronica jam band scene. I've been wanting to integrate that aspect of jam band music into my band for a long time and Steve is the ideal person because he can play the root stuff on the regular keyboards and jam out, yet, when the moment is right, he can do the really spacey but still jammin' kind of stuff," says Lesh. "He played this amazing solo on 'Unbroken Chain' at Mountain Jam in New York this summer. It was a synthesizer thing that fit so perfectly that I kept thinking to myself, 'Why have I waited so long to sneak this element in?"
The bluesy Jackie Greene is another relative youngster who's recently joined Lesh. Greene has stepped into the spotlight and is handling many of the vocal duties as well as playing guitar and keyboards.
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-Phil Lesh
"He's a real find, this guy," gushed Lesh. "Last year I heard a cut from his album American Myth on the radio and I said, 'Whoa, who is that?' So, I went to the radio station website and checked their playlist and saw it was Jackie Greene and I went out and got his record. I absolutely loved it. Everything about it was just so wonderful, the tunes, the singing, the guitar playing, the arrangement and the way the guitars interlocked with one another - all these great little ideas that were bubbling in the background. It was just delightful. I said something about the album in an interview and two months later I got an email from Jackie saying, 'Wow, thanks for the great comments on our album, I'd love to meet you sometime.' I was working on a couple of other projects where I wanted to collaborate with songwriters and we got together and it just clicked and we invited him to join the band. Fortunately, he jumped at the opportunity, which was really gratifying."
The project that began this friendship is a step out of the box for a man who's made his living for more than 40 years performing live. Lesh is in the early stages of developing a television show, and while there is no definite production schedule at this time he is very excited about the project.
"It's about a fictional rock band. We are going to invent the band and their back catalog and history. Then, we are going to catch up with them 10 years into their career," Lesh says. "We are just getting some agreements together to start working on it, so it is all up in the air at this point. But, if it gets going it would be a new way to get the music out there and I would be free to write songs that don't fit with The Grateful Dead. I could write punk songs or anything else I wanted to."
While things are obviously still in the initial stages of development, Lesh and Greene spent some time at The Plant studio in Sausalito, CA earlier this year with Larry Campbell and John Molo recording some songs that may be used in the production.
After the sessions at The Plant, Greene, who grew up in California, spent the summer learning as much of The Dead's material as he could in preparation for the fall tour. "Phil would load me down with a waist high stack of songs from the archives and just say, 'Find ones that you really like.' I was never a Deadhead and I'm kinda turning into one now because I've gotten to discover all this music that I never knew," offers Greene. "I had all the big records growing up and I knew all the songs like 'Casey Jones.' I love those songs but I never got to know the more obscure ones. Now, I am finding that there a lot of songs I didn't know that I like, so it is really fun."
When relating the experience of playing with Lesh to his own career, Greene is very complimentary. "This has been such an inspiration to me as a songwriter because it is really difficult to find songwriters that I really like," he says. "I am in the process of recording my next album and I just wrote a song that is totally Grateful Dead inspired. As we were recording it I realized that it is kinda 'Scarlet Begonias.'" The album, Greene's fifth full-length in his young career, is expected to hit shelves in February of 2008. In addition to his own songs it may feature a few written with his new songwriting partner. "Phil and I have started to write some songs together," Greene revealed. "If we have enough time we might try to break some of those out on the tour this fall."
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-Jackie Greene
In mid-September, The Skinny Singers played a four show CD release run that was highlighted by Phil Lesh joining the band at The Independent (read the review here). When Lesh took the stage he jokingly remarked, "I hope I am skinny enough to belong to this band." The group ran through Greene's original "Gone Wanderin'" before closing out the show with The Dead classics "Friend of the Devil," "Ripple" and "Sugaree" to the delight of the intimate crowd.
In addition to focusing on the extensive Grateful Dead catalog, the band is breaking out several of Greene's originals and a slew of new covers. "I'm letting Phil decide what songs of mine we are going play," Greene says. "He's picking tons of them, so we might be doing up to four or five a night, and it seems great because they fit right in."
Another surprise for this tour is the addition of an acoustic set in select locations. "Jackie's music and his playing really lend themselves to playing acoustically," Lesh says. While he only confirmed that the band would be playing the stripped down third set at Red Rocks, there is much speculation that the band will break out the acoustic instruments for at least one more show on the tour. "It was an idea that we came up with because of the album Reckoning, and I just thought it would be such a great vibe to do a set like that on our tour," says Greene. "Everybody was stoked on the idea, and I'm glad because I think a lot of The Dead songs work very well like that."
Like Reckoning, Lesh's recorded output for the past 20 years has mostly been confined to concert recordings with one notable exception. In 2002, at the height of "The Q," Lesh decided the energy in the group was right to put some songs on tape. He led the group into the studio where they recorded the songs that were released as There and Back Again. The record featured several songs written by Lesh and longtime Dead lyricist Robert Hunter, as well as tracks composed by Warren Haynes and other band members. While There and Back Again is Lesh's only studio recording since The Grateful Dead's Built To Last came out in 1989, he did hint that maybe this new lineup would enter the studio together.
Whether or not they record an album, it will be exciting to watch this diverse group of musicians grow together as a band. As they learn more about each other's playing styles the quality of the improvisation and the overall sound is sure to skyrocket.
"The potential of this particular band is absolutely immense," says Lesh. "Everybody has such great little ideas that they can stick in there. Nobody seems reticent or reluctant to put ideas out, even in the body of the song, which I really like because it gives the song itself a whole new interpretation."
With the TV project in the works and a tour with a new band underway, Lesh is proving that he is an anomaly in many ways. At 67, he is still striving to grow and develop as a musician and a person. He consciously brought Molitz and Greene into the band because "the kind of energy that Steve and Jackie bring to the band is so fresh and so exciting that the rest of us old guys kinda gotta get jacked up to that level," he says. "It makes us play differently and that's really what I am after with the band. I want to be inspired to play outside of my comfort zone and outside of the box that I have always been in with The Grateful Dead."
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Saw Phil at the Echo Project. The sets were fantastic. Jackie Greene just blew me away. I highly recommend seeing these guys if you get the chance.
sounds really tight but what about larry campbell? he is awesome. saw him with levon helm at the midnight rambles he has. so good.
Just listened to their smokin' Red Rocks show. Greene is the real deal. He's doing to Phil and Friends what Herring did to Panic.
MIssed Phil last night in buffalo but hittin up the cuse on sunday, cant wait to see the new "friends" everything i've been hearing has been real positive from set lists to jammin and everything in between heres a good show to one and all...enjoy folks
This is one of the best lineups Phil has ever put together. Steve reminded me of Keith on the piano and almost like Brent on the organ. Everything I heard Jackie sing was amazing and the guitar play between him & Campbell was impressive. I thought Jackie's guitar playing would be overshadowed by Larry Campbell but he holds his own. Looking at the setlists this tour it looks like they still need to bust out more material.
The Phillmore and Red Rocks shows in CO were an absolute blast and from the Archive recordings, it's sounding like they're developing really well. At first blush, I didn't see the ability to get 'out there,' but they've managed to pull off some really incredible stuff over a few of the shows. Another great incarnation of P&F and another opportunity to hear fresh interpretations of the classics. I'm hoping they keep things up and allow Jackie some time to expand his knowledge of the Dead songbook. :)
Phil, Larry, John, Steve, and Jackie have found their calling in this line-up without a doubt. This is not just Phil and Friends anymore, its more like Phil and Family! I hope they **NEVER** break apart! =)
red rocks was indeed an amazing experience. the acoustic set was beautiful, and jackie greene fits snugly into the phil and friends framework. tons of energy. molitz really adds a great element too. dude is too talented for a band like particle. (sorry, but it's true).
Cryptical Envelopment > The Other One > Dark Star > Mountains of the Moon > Dark Star > China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider... heavenly
by the way, tim: great article.
Saw these guys in Chicago, I saw Phil and friends once before and was always more of a bob and Ratdog person, but after seeing/hearing Jackies amazing vocals, Guitar/ harmonica and piano solos, i was blow away. Phil and friends is very talented and should be turning/as well as melting many heads!
go buy jackie greenes albums.. sweet somewhere bound, and American myth.
they are fantastic. He has a bob dylan like way about him.. trust me.
I've listened to a lot of Phil and friends line ups, but never caught any live till this chicago run a couple weeks ago. Fuckin beautiful. I haven't heard a single bad word said about Jackie. Steve does bring that awesome element to be able to switch it to the spacey synth and vocoder real quick. This is an awesome show to see.
The phil, warrren, scofield, molo, molitz is my fave. lineup ever--IMHO
however, I watched the webcast of echo in its entirety and I really enjoyed what I saw. Jackie is a breath of fresh air.
fully agree with Phil on this:
"He (Molitz) played this amazing solo on 'Unbroken Chain' at Mountain Jam in New York this summer. It was a synthesizer thing that fit so perfectly that I kept thinking to myself, 'Why have I waited so long to sneak this element in?"
Couldn't agree more! Was there and specifically remember this solo. Lots of heads were originally 'down' on the choice of Molitz. Untz-nation was not though, as we knew that 5'8, 150 lb frame of Molitz packs nearly a half-ton of energy!
great interviews and way to tie into a nice, tight feature piece.
This guy has got it and this takes nothing from the tremendous talent of larry Campbell. The Echo show was a standout!!!
Jackie Greene is the shizznickle. I loved the Greek show in Berkeley. also wonderful to hear Sless (Cumberland!) and Mr. Mark Karan sporting his new bald dome (we love you Mark, be well and great to see you on stage!) at the end. I'm glad that Phil and or his ppl have a knack for pulling some talent to add to the friends and I love how it will turn so many folks on to Jackie's fine work that otherwise would never have known / heard him. Yeah sure some songs are "dylanesque" but hey if you are going to be derivative why not Bobby D? - tom / berkeley ca
Greene is sooo great. he was just awesome when Phil & Friends were in chicago. He is an amazing musician... his guitar solos during "Sugaree" on sunday night at the Riv just blew my mind!!!! phantastic.
Good article! I wish I could have made it to Echo, but on a Sunday night, that was too far away from home. I can't make it to NY either, so here's to the next tour(I'm making a toast) and maybe a Florida date!
would love to see these guys...
saw jackie green a few years ago on the acoustic stage at roo and was blown away in the tennessee heat. phil & friends were there too... it's too bad their paths didn't cross then.
this trip could have been going strong for the past two years-
Makes me wish the Chicago dates weren't 50 bucks + charges a piece, I would've been there, sounds like a great band got put together.
Yeah, Jackie Greene's American Myth album is great!
just got back from the GFCC.....WOW!!!
One of the best shows I've been lucky enough to see....find it and listen to it, the band and the crowd were amazing....there's so much to say about this show, but let me say this...Phil sang lead MOST of the night, and he was ON...AMAZING SHOW. Peace my friends!!
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wow jackie G should be reading this, I must say to win over a Jambase board is almost impossible. kudos...
I saw these guys at the Santa Barbara bowl this summer and I enjoyed every minute. I turn to one of my friends and was like "who is this Greene guy he is great". I am glad to see him getting some attention that is well deserved..
saw phil in glens falls last night, trey showed up unannounced. It was a great show.
Was at all three Chicago shows and was blown away with this band. I've seen a few different Phil lineups before but this one seemed to mesh really well and it looked like they were having a blast on stage. See this band if you get a chance they will rock your socks off
I haven't heard the incarnation of Phil & Friends with Jackie Greene yet. I was kind of hoping Phil would have picked Jackie Chan instead though. Maybe they could play Rumble in the Bronx Blues?
I haven't heard the incarnation of Phil & Friends with Jackie Greene too!But my friends say:it's the best and http://www.boxsweeper.com has a lot of these music to download!
Is it just me or does Phil's voice sound better on this tour?
so did trey play the whole show? or just a few songs? and how did he look/sound. someone add a review please.
Yeah, I caught the Friday & Sunday shows in Chicago and was totally blown away. Great shows! The acoustic set on Sunday was fantastic. Jackie looks a bit young up there and I don't care for all his mannerisms, but he's a great musician and really does a fabulous job with Phil & Friends. Phil was singing quite well, too, which is great to hear!
I saw Phil at Echo and in Buffalo and I agree. Greene is the man. The band sounds really good right now and Larry is much better then he was on previous tours. Solo wise at least. Still not quite as good as when Warren and Jimmy played with Phil*, but really good nevertheless. (Note: *that is unless Trey is playing with them because that Glen Falls show is sickness - it's worth a listen)
Yes Phil's Voice was very strong and this is a line-up that just jels. I think Box of Rain was one of the best versions Ive heard him do since the Dead added it back into the rotation back in the 1980's. Trey did play the whole Glens Falls show. Hearing him sing the Bertha line.. "Why dont you arrest me" was a hoot. Nice Fiddle on Friend of the Devil. I had no idea who Jackie Greene was till after the show but I went to his website and took a listen and hes pretty awesome.
Ive already downloaded it and added it to the IPOD
ive caught a bunch of shows on this tour, and i must say, its one of the highest spirit, energy packed tours i think phil has played. jackie is learning, each time ive seen him hes been getting better and better. larry cambell is the anchor on guitar for sure, but its amazing to see everyone work with eachother, especially jackie, because hes not as used to looseness. but i must say, for getting thrown into this, hes is doing wonderful. except for the sugaree in connecticut, he royally fucked that up...
Nice article, and Glens Falls ROCKED MY WORLD last Saturday night!!! I traveled far for this show, and it was well worth it. It was Trey's first appearance since his house arrest, and from the great seats I had, it appeared Phil and Trey were having a blast playing together. Poor young Jackie Green was sick that night, and perhaps a bit overwhelmed by the power that was the Phil/Larry/Trey combo, and didn't do much. I'm sorry I missed catching him. But, Saturday night was the bomb. Thanks, Phil!
dude how dope was the dark star jam at glens falls, fuckin franklins tower was bumpin, trey and phils harmonies were dead on
Good story, but I honestly can't believe everyone likes this kid. I saw the The Fillmore and Red Rocks shows and the Fillmore was downright embarrassing. Red Rocks was marginally better but everytime Jackie Greene sung I ended up shaking my head. Plus Friend of the Devil two nights in a row? Maybe I just don't think his voice works with the music. Have always loved scofield, haynes, and even trey but I can't get into this kid.
I want to see Phil tonight at the Nokia. Hearing good things about this tour. Too bad Tickets will be like $150. Dr. Dog is sold out too, and I heard Rose Hill Drive blows. Whatever.
I saw them in chicago and can't stop listening to the shows online. I can't get enough of his voice and the way everyone seems to mesh so well...too bad i had to miss the ny shows...i can only hope the do one more tour together.Jackie is so young and gifted and lucky to have been taken in by phil. yeah P&F!!!
bring back the Q!
Saw the show in Glens Falls with Trey. Amazing show. The seques were top-notch. Trey stayed back when needed and unleash a fury when he felt necessary. I'm not a big fan of Trey, but anything with this lineup of Phil and Friends I will be downloading no matter what.
If you missed the show or would like to see what I mean, there are some sweet videos on youtube.
On a side note: It's too bad because of the writer's strike all of us Deadheads will be unable to see them perform. Am I allowed to hate writers, or will I am hating on myself?
phil's vocals sound better than ever. i think it's a combo of his voice coach and them transposing the songs he sings into more managable keys. just my theory, but either way, he sounds awesome, and so does the band.
does anybody here miss sless?


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Good point. There is one more thing I would like to debunk. "And, it took a Ute coach to teach him how to be successful!" If Vegasute is referring to George Seifert, then he needs to do his homework. The coach who taught Steve how to be successful was Mike Shanahan, NOT George Seifert.
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"If Vegasute is referring to George Seifert, then he needs to do his homework."
You're right!
George Seifert was a defensive coach before he was named 49ers head coach.
It was actually a BYU coach, Mike Holmgren, who taught Steve Young to be successful in college and in the NFL. Holmgren coached the 49ers' quarterbacks from 1986-1988 under head coach Bill Walsh, working with Joe Montana and Steve Young, whom he also coached at BYU.
When George Seifert took over as head coach, Holmgren became the team's offensive coordinator and served from 1989 to 1991. In 1992, Mike Shanahan was hired as offensive coordinator for the 49ers on Seifert's staff, capping his rise with a Steve Young quarterbacked 49ers victory in the Super Bowl at the end of the 1994 season.
Despite being Young's head coach, Seifert had absolutely nothing to do with Young's development as a quarterback.
Once again, our friends on the hill prove just how little they actually know about football history.
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He's absolutely a Super Bowl caliber QB... Why his team (the 49ers) went to the Super Bowl last year and he was a QB for them... Oh wait....
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Just the FAX: "John Beck has a higher winning percentage in NFL games
started, than Alex Smith."
John Beck played in a total of nine games in six years in the league. He started 7 games. In 2007, Miami went 1-15, and Beck did not start the game that they won. In 2011, Beck did not play in a single game that Washington won. Those are the only two seasons he played. So: no wins in 2007 and no wins in 2011 means he had a six year career with a winning percentage of 0.00000%.
I made the statement that it took Young a LONG time to prove anything in the NFL, which is and undeniable FACT, and Utah County flipped out. This John Beck stuff is just made up.
TheSportsMinority: Where did I say that "that Alex was on the same HOF trajectory as Steve Young"? I simply stated a FACT about how long it took Young. The "HOF trajectory" were your words.
Go Alex!! Go Utes!!
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