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Leonora Marie Tirado finally lost the struggle of a twenty three year fight with cancer on Friday, Sept. 24, 2010. "Lee", as her friends knew her, was 79 years of age, living in Manteca, CA, USA.
Lucille B. Fish, 93, entered into eternal rest on Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2010 in Davis, California. She was born on April 30, 1917 in Sulfur, Oklahoma. In heaven she joins her parents and her beloved husband of 41 years, Clair William Fish, as well as her loving grandson Rick Gary Lopez.
Trisha Marie (Knodt) Kalin, 31, entered into rest on November 14, 2010 in Manteca, California. She was born on November 9, 1979 to Mr. and Mrs. Randy and Marie Knodt in Modesto, California. She joins her grandparents in heaven, August Knodt and Emil Milner.
Aileen Ellen Daniels, 70, passed away at approximately 2pm on November 9, 2010 at Dameron Hospital in Stockton, CA after prolonged illness.
Rose Buettner was known as GG to her nine grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren: Robert Leslie Miller, Jr., Jim Sharp, Rob Sharp, Dale Buettner, Scott Buettner, Andrea Buettner, Nathan Buettner, Brian Howard, and Jennifer Tucciarone. Rose's great-grandchildren are Robert Leslie Miller, III, Taylor Miller, Ellie Sharp, Annie Sharp, William Sharp, Brady Sharp, Carly Buettner, Annie Buettner, William Buettner, Owen Buettner, Leo Tucciarone, Sam Tucciarone, and Tom Tucciarone.
Flora Belle (Farrar) Simpson, 92, passed away on November 6, 2010 at her home in Manteca.
Rhonda Luella Homer - Johnson, 58, entered into rest on November 5, 2010 in Manteca. She was a resident of Manteca for 40 years. She was born on July 3, 1952 in Bismarck, North Dakota. In heaven she joins her father the late Ronald Homer.
Tammie Marie Cross, 50 entered in to rest on Nov. 4, 2010 in Manteca. She was born on April 4, 1960.
Rhonda Luella Johnson, 58, entered into rest on November 5, 2010 in Manteca. She was a resident of Manteca for 40 years. She was born on July 3, 1952 in Bismarck, North Dakota. In heaven she joins her father the late Ronald Homer.
Born April 29, 1920 in Portland, Maine, Rose Marie Miller Buettner, grew up in Stockton, California and then lived in rural Escalon her entire life.
Neisje (Nancy) Van Duyn, a resident of Ripon passed away on Thursday at Merrill Gardens in Manteca at the age of 93. She was born on January 22, 1917 to Dirk & Johanna Hoogendoorn in Haastrecht, Netherlands.
Anna Marie (Juarez) Couts, 57, entered into rest on November 7, 2010 in Manteca, California. She was born on June 13, 1953 in Tracy, California to the late Mr. and Mrs. Jesse and Erlinda Juarez. She joins her parents in heaven as well as her brother Albert Negrete.
Francis John Russo passed away on Tuesday, November 9, 2010 in San Jose, California, at the age of 76.
Jim Schaad, Sr. passed away Sunday, November 7, 2010 at his home in Manteca at the age of 89 years. He was born June 21, 1921 to Edward and Effie (Day) Schaad in Wilseyville, CA. Jim graduated from Calaveras High School in San Andreas and served in the U. S. Army during WWII. He worked as a truck driver for American Forest, retiring after 30 years.
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Eloisa "Meli" Pelletier entered into rest on May 8, 2016 in Salida, CA. She was born in Corona, CA on April 15, 1941. She worked ...
During Dahl's 82 years, Dahl was a husband, father and grandfather. He worked as a fire captain, building contractor and served in the US ...
Lorraine Helen Strauss Tokheim passed away on May 5, 2016 at the age of 95. She was born in Hope, North Dakota.
Delmira, 81 of Ripon passed away peacefully surrounded by her family Friday, May 6th at her home after a long-term illness. She was born on ...
Arvel "Gene" Birdwell, born July 29, 1929 in McCamey, TX, passed away May 4, 2016 at the of 86. He was the beloved husband of ...
Frances Mary Foreman is now resting in peace with the good Lord. Mrs. Foreman passed away peacefully on May 5, 2016 at the age of ...
August "Pete" Arrollo, Jr 84, entered into rest on April 25, 2016 in Manteca, CA. He was born on November 2, 1931 to the late ...
Lois J. Shirk, 80, of Modesto, died at home, April 9, 2016, following a long illness.
Evelyn Marguerite Branscum (Williams), 89, entered into rest on May 3, 2016 in Hughson, CA. She was born on September 30, 1926 in Bellemont, Oklahoma ...
Alice "Spud" MacDonald was born in 1924 in Anaconda, Montana. Spud married fellow Anacondan and returning World War II naval aviator Barney MacDonald in 1946 ...
Jack Fulton passed away at the Alexander Cohen Hospice house in Hughson from complications of a stroke.
Veneda entered into peaceful rest on Saturday, April 30th, in her home in Manteca.
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Opportunities to see Idomeneo are not so frequent as they might be, certainly not so frequent as they should be.
Not merely Don Carlo, but the five-act Don Carlo in the 1886 Modena version! The welcomed esotericism of San Francisco Opera's extraordinary spring season.
The early summer San Francisco Opera season has the feel of a classy festival. There is an introduction of Spanish director Calixto Bieito to American audiences, a five-act Don Carlo and two awaited, inevitable role debuts, Karita Mattila as Kostelnička and Malin Bystrom as Janacek's Jenůfa.
Now that the curtain has long fallen on the third and last performance of the Ring cycle at the Washington National Opera (WNO), it is safe to say that the long-anticipated production has been an unqualified success for the company, director Francesca Zambello, and conductor Philippe Auguin.
Most of the attention during this revival of Daniele Abbado's 2013 production of Nabucco has been directed at Plácido Domingo's reprise of the title role, with the critical reception somewhat mixed.
Four years ago, almost to the day (13th to 12th), I saw Melly Still's production of The Cunning Little Vixen during its first Glyndebourne run. I found myself surprised how much more warmly I responded to it this time.
This recital celebrated both the work of the Park Lane Group, which has been supporting the careers of outstanding young artists for 60 years, and the 90th birthday of Joseph Horovitz, who was born in Vienna in 1926 and emigrated to England aged 12.
Headed by General Director Luana DeVol, a world-renowned dramatic soprano, Opera Las Vegas is a relatively new company that presents opera with first-rate casts at the University of Las Vegas's Judy Bayley Theater. In 2014 they presented Rossini's The Barber of Seville and in 2015, Puccini's Madama Butterfly. This year they offered a blazing rendition of Georges Bizet's Carmen.
Ever since a friend was reported as having said he would like something in return for modern-dress Shakespeare (how quaint that term seems now, as if anyone would bat an eyelid!), namely an Elizabethan-dress staging of Look Back in Anger, I have been curious about the possibilities of 'down-dating', as I suppose we might call it. Rarely, if ever, do we see it, though.
Leading a very muscular Dutch Radio Philharmonic, Principal Conductor Markus Stenz brilliantly delivered Alban Berg's Wozzeck with a superb Florian Boesch in the lead and a mesmerising Asmik Grigorian as Marie his wife.
There can't be that many operas that start with an extended solo for double bass. At Holland Park, the eerie, angular melody for lone bass player which opens Pietro Mascagni's Iris immediately unsettled the relaxed mood of the summer evening.
Martha Graham used to say, "In order for there to be dance, there must be something that needs to be danced."
This occurred to me while attending Ned Rorem's spare, elegant, uninteresting full-length opera (his first after a lifetime composing nearly every other sort of thing) derived from Thornton Wilder's Our Town, a play as rooted in the poetry of the ordinary (pre-World War I New England variety) as the operatic form seems calculated to enhance and transcend it. Mr. Rorem himself has said that when he first took on this project (here receiving its New York premiere — the world premiere took place two years ago) he pondered whether Our Town called for operatic treatment, and whether he was the man to set it. My guess is the answers in both cases are clearly negative, but he blithely went right ahead.
Is there anything in Our Town, a play in which God is the most prosaic of stage managers (agnostic to boot, as Wilder was), and death is restfully preferable to even the pleasantest sort of living, that could be enhanced by song? Perhaps — but not the sort of song Mr. Rorem has provided, the through-composed recitative of mid-twentieth-century opera without those embarrassing tune thingies that bear unfortunate comparison with weak Broadway musicals. When Mr. Rorem requires a real tune — a hymn for the burial of Emily, his heroine, say, or her wedding march — what we get is a traditional hymn sung against ironic orchestral discords, or a few bars of Mendelssohn — because Mr. Rorem can't really be trusted (by his librettist, J.D. McClatchy, or by himself, evidently) to come up with anything that would conjure the notion of "hymn" or "wedding march" on his own bat. The dialogue of the opera — or should I say play? — is offered without emotion either because the play does not call for much of it or because the idiom in use does not. (I wasn't sure.) The most appealing and interesting portions of Mr. Rorem's contribution were the few — very few — times he allowed more than one person to sing together: a trio of taunting baseball players calling "George!" when the hero pays too much attention to the girl he is sweet on, or the chorale of the dead that opens Act II. Otherwise, there isn't much here here. If you're going to make an opera, you really ought to let people let loose to sing a bit.
We do get singable vocal lines — after half a century producing beloved art songs, there isn't much about writing graciously for the voice that Mr. Rorem does not know. It can't be an accident that the large cast of Juilliard students with a considerable and varied level of experience all sounded able and grateful. The opera gives each one his or her moment — which no doubt will win it a future in the repertory of music schools if nowhere else. That's too bad if it gets in the way of productions of better works for large casts, such as The Mother of Us All or The Ballad of Baby Doe.
The Mother of Us All gives us a hint about what went wrong in Our Town: Thomson took Gertrude Stein's text, as he had the earlier Four Saints in Three Acts, and set it just as he found it, using the hymn tune background of his Missouri upbringing to create a nostalgic rather than referential score, full of original flavor. Rorem, though he comes from the same part of the country and, like Thomson, was educated in Paris by Nadia Boulanger, has self-consciously divorced himself from Americana and can find no way to link back to it. His hymn is not a charming in-the-style-of, but an intrusion. Nothing downhome permeates the background here. As for the play, it is typical of the libretto that the witty sidelong touches, geological and statistical "newsbreaks" quoted by one character or another, find no answering wit in Rorem's music — they appear only in the surtitles. If the opera were produced without them, they'd have to go. Wilder's balance of the quotidian with the eternal is unsprung, here and elsewhere. McClatchy and Rorem simply did not trust their material. Or (very likely) Our Town is a play requiring no song at all — it's got its own, as much as it could ever need.
It was difficult not to compare Our Town to another American opera I'd seen recently: Philip Glass's Satyagraha. Did this stage work respond adequately to, or even explicate, Mahatma Gandhi's philosophy? There's no way for me, only vaguely familiar with that philosophy or that life, to judge, but what Satyagraha did do was concoct so pleasing a musical language for that life that audiences are drawn to contemplate its meaning and achievement, both of which are undoubtedly worthy of operatic grandiloquence — rather the way Stein and Thomson meditated on Susan B. Anthony's achievement in The Mother of Us All. Our Town may or may not deserve musicalization on some level, but the musical language Rorem has provided is inadequate to draw us in, to make us think the question worth resolving. We simply don't want to spend time with this music. We'd rather hear Mendelssohn straight.
The expert Juilliard cast was led by Jennifer Zetlan, who sang Emily at the premiere, whose unsettlingly bright smile when she meets the other dead folks in the graveyard was presumably approved by the composer, and whose big bright soprano seems destined to fill larger houses in the very near future. I especially liked the voice and poise of Jessica Klein as Mrs. Gibbs and Julie Boulianne as a nosey neighbor, Marc Webster and David McFerrin as the two fathers (both given charming, self-involved monologues), and Alex Mansoori's regal calm as the almighty Stage Manager. If there was an unappealing voice in all the large cast, it passed me completely. Now if only they'd been singing something that needed to be sung.
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The attempt to commercialise WNZ into a sales and marketing company passed the original close-off for share buying last Friday, but trust directors were encouraged enough by the interest to give them more time.
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Chairman Mark Shadbolt said the offer was close to reaching the minimum and directors were confident it would be reached from farmers indicating that they would subscribe.
He said WNZ realised the industry was short of capital and farmers had become weary of previous attempts failing, but, directors were determined to make it happen.
"Every day we are seeing applications so it's growing by the day. We had a real surge last week and early this week and they are still flowing in which is encouraging, but we have yet to reach our minimum . . . We are within reach and have to keep the momentum moving."
Shadbolt said farmers under a heavy workload at this time of the farming year had praised the capital raising extension.
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Some farmers had indicated they would subscribe once their lamb cheques were received. Low returns from both wool and lamb and pressure on cashflows were preventing other farmers from putting more consideration into the offer.
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I wont go into as much detail as other reviewers have already done but overall this is a return to form for The Cure. While not Disintegration or The Head on the Door, 4:13 Dream is still a welcome return to the Cure's madcap eclectic style, it contains smiths crazed lyrics and guitar while the songs cover both morose and happy subject matter. Its mixture of styles reminds me of 92s 'Wish' no doubt because of the return of Porl Thompson on lead guitar, something that adds real flair to tracks such as Switch and The Real Snow White.
While Kiss me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me and Wish did the 'mixed-bag' Cure style better 4:13 Dream is a much more accessible and fun album then the last 3 album the band have released.. in short not there best, not there worst.
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For the second straight night, the Clippers were extra inning winners as they beat Gwinnett 2-1 in eleven innings at Huntington Park.
It was a pitcher's duel between Gwinnett's Kameron Loe and Clippers righty Joe Martinez to begin this game. Through the first five innings, both starters combined for seven strikeouts while both teams tallied only a collective three hits.
The scoreless tie would be broken up by the Braves in the top of the sixth. Ernesto Meijia came through with an RBI single to left to give Gwinnett a 1-0 lead.
Martinez's final line was impressive: seven innings, one run on five hits, seven strikeouts, and one walk. Loe was equally dominating: 7 1/3 innings, one run on six hits, two strikeouts, no walks. The one run Loe did surrender came in the eighth inning when Justin Toole plated a run with an RBI single to left.
The Clippers squandered a golden opportunity in the bottom of the ninth. Ezequiel Carrera led off the inning with a walk. That was followed by a Matt LaPorta walk, putting Carrera in scoring position. After both runners were sacrificed over by Juan Diaz and Matt Carson was intentionally walked to load the bases, Chun Chen grounded into a 3-2-3 double play as the game went off to extra innings.
An inning later, Columbus had another runner standing on second. Tim Fedroff fouled out to the left fielder Gartrell for the second out. Following an intentional walk to Ryan Rohlinger, Ezequiel Carrera grounded out to second to end the Clippers threat.
In the eleventh, the Clippers caught a big break when Braves centerfielder Jose Constanza dropped a fly ball. Nate Spears advanced to second on the Gwinnett fielding gaffe. After Spears advanced to third on a Juan Diaz groundout to second and intentional walks to Carson and Chen to load the bases, Roberto Perez struck out swinging. That left it up to Toole, who hit an RBI single back up the middle for the game winner. Preston Guilmet (W, 5-4) got the win for Columbus. Joe Bisenius (L, 3-7) took the loss for Gwinnett.
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Tina Sestina.
Please, what is this process to which we refer as semolina?
Hello? Spending all your time in the cantina?
Please, I got these words from a page in a book of poems by Mina
Loy. Now I see that over the whole of Washington there is a strange blue patina.
And you know how much we all miss Corinna.
Like as much as there are as many ducks in all of Carolina.
Carobola. Carobingo. Carolampus. Carolina. Carolingus. Carolina.
Semi-Demi. Semolana. Semalapon. Semolina.
Corri. Corridora. Corrigendum, Corinna. Corinna.
Cannoli. Cannula. Canononical. Canopry. Cantina.
P'p'p'p'p'p'p'p'p patina.
Mama mia. Mama mama. Mama Mina.
Mina Loy. Mi. Na. Mina. Mindbending mindbending mindblowing mindboggling Mina
Loy. Blue mountains to the north of the walls in Carolina.
Munching on a plum a patina
Of your desolation. This is what you call semolina?
Unchanging motion in a straight line? Resulting from the absence of a force in the cantina?
This is a portrait of somebody, some other than Corinna.
The memory of the memory of Corinna.
With the publication of Galileo's Discorsi in 1638, Mina
Loy started spending all her nights praying in the cantina
Gravitationally collapsing thermal particles all over Carolina
Frontal lobe all semolina
Zero-angular-momentum state of the patina
You are the mystic boss of Lobachevskian space: and time is a patina
You use to unlock the grid confining Corinna
As the photon's wave function impinges on the semolina
Unlike Smoot's God ? more like Hawking's evaporation time now under the spell of Mina
Under the spell of Poincaré under the spell of Mozart in the continuum known as Carolina
And after the Turing machine comes to a halt, you might leave the cantina
Who is not afraid of the cantina?
Who is not in love with the patina?
Who is not alone in Carolina?
Who is not beguiled by Corinna?
Who is not Mina
Loy? There is no authentic semolina.
Dante conceived it: the cantina. Beyond Tuscany there is Corinna.
This black snake dualism is all patina. With Mina
Smoking like a fissure deep in Carolina, I am the semolina
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Digital Photo Professional is an image workflow and RAW conversion application. It provides for the browsing and management of images in a folder structure as well as tagging, rotation etc. In addition it also provides an extensive range of RAW conversion features. (Note that this page is taken from our EOS-1Ds Mark II review, as it's the same software).
Key changes in version 2.0
- Additional camera support new EOS models (plus EOS D30)
- Support for Picture Styles
- Quick check window from main window with multiple images selected
- Three types of checkmarks
- Creation of folders from browser
- Sharpness function enhanced: per image and real time preview, saved in recipe
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- Single key transfer of a single image to Photoshop
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- CMYK simulation now adds a choice of perceptual or colorimetric intents
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The browsing / thumbnail view has three different size options as well as an option of a thumbnail with information view as seen below. Note that adjustments such as RAW brightness (digital exposure compensation) and white balance can be made to single or multiple files and are stored in the RAW file 'adjustment recipe'.
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In addition to RAW adjustments you can also access five different tools from the thumbnail index. The Quick Check tool is a new feature to 2.0 which allows you to browse through a selection of images and assign check marks to them. The Trimming tool can be used to apply a crop to an image (the image itself is not modified, this is simply saved in the recipe). The Stamp tool works in a similar way to the clone stamp or healing brush in Photoshop (although is primary designed for the removal of light or dark blotches).The Rename tool can be used to change the filename of a selection of images based on a rule set. Finally you can convert multiple RAW files at a time using the batch conversion tool.
|Quick Check tool
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|Rename tool
|Batch conversion tool
Edit image window
Select one or more images and click on the 'Edit image window' (or simply double click on a single image) to switch to the edit window where you can carry out various RAW adjustments such as digital exposure compensation, white balance, tone curve and color. One big change in DPP 2.0 is the that (finally) sharpness has been provided as an image parameter which is also stored in the conversion recipe. The other biggest change is the addition of Picture Style, each Picture Style is a combination of tone curve and color map designed to deliver images with a certain 'look'. Picture Style defaults to Neutral for the EOS-1Ds Mark II (and previous EOS-1D series models) and Standard for the EOS 300D, EOS 350D and EOS 20D.
On the right side of the edit window are two pages of adjustments accessed by two tabs labeled 'RAW image adjustment' and 'RGB image adjustment'. The easiest way to think about these two sets of adjustments is this; RAW adjustments are applied before RGB adjustments, that the RGB adjustments are similar to an 'adjustment layer' applied to the image after it had been through the RAW processing stage. This also produces a slightly confusing double layer of adjustments such as levels, hue, saturation and more importantly sharpness. You can set RAW sharpness (0 to 10) and RGB sharpness (0 to 500), we found no fundamental advantage between using just RAW sharpening or just RGB sharpening (with RAW sharpness set to 0).
Summary of RAW / RGB adjustments
|RAW image adjustments
|+/- 2.0 EV in 0.01 EV steps (digital exposure compensation)
|White balance
|Auto, 6 presets, Kelvin, White Point (3 memorized)
|White balance fine tuning
|Hue & Saturation
|Picture Style
|6 preset Picture Styles, Load custom Picture Style
|Dynamic range adjustment
|Black point & White point (levels), -9 EV to +3.8 EV
|Gamma curve
|-4 to +4, Linear
|Hue adjustment
|-4 to +4
|Saturation adjustment
|-4 to +4
|0 to 10
|RGB image adjustments
|Tone curve
|Multi-point (up to 8) on luminance or individual channels
|Black point & White point, 0 to 255
|-100 to +100
|-100 to +100
|Hue adjustment (RGB)
|-30 to +30
|Saturation adjustment (RGB)
|0 to 200 (default 100)
|0 to 500
The preferences dialog box allows you to configure various aspects of DPP including features such as the operating mode (quality / speed), working color space and printing / CMYK simulation color profiles. DPP doesn't pick the correct monitor profile automatically so it's a good idea to set this when you first start using it.
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Donovan Richard knows how to get inside an artist's head. That's why he handed out 130 ceramic clay skulls he molded, cast and fired—for free. He asked artists to render the white skulls into a token of remembrance for a lost loved one to be enshrined in an altar. It's all part of a project titled A Day to Remember: Día de los Muertos, culminating at Downtown's Boro Gallery.
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ALT's production of Cabaret is a good show. It has solid actors, a well-developed set and a live orchestra providing a strong backbone to its many musical numbers. But there's one element to Cabaret that's not just good, but great. That would be Jacob Lewis.
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Artist Eva Avenue thinks police officers could be more Zen-like. That notion and the much-documented officer-involved shootings in Albuquerque are the driving inspiration behind I ♥ Cops, a group show she's curated at Cellar Door Gifts & Gallery.
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The acclaimed actor, best known for his portrayal of Wolverine in the X-Men film franchise, takes over WWE Raw SuperShow this Monday, less than 24 hours after Night of Champions, live from Cleveland's Quicken Loans Arena. And he can't wait.
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DVD ReviewIt was spring of 1992, and the perpetually overheated UK music press, fully engaged in their never-ending quest to discover the Next Big Thing, latched onto a young band from London by the name of Suede (their moniker, "The London Suede," was only ever used in the U.S., presumably because some other band already had that name). The hype was such that one music rag, Melody Maker, declared them "The Best Band in Britain"—this before they had yet to release a single, much less an album.
But in this case the hype was justified. Suede released a series of three excellent singles before their stunning self-titled debut album, which went on to win the Mercury Music Prize (the highest musical prize you can receive in the UK—think "Grammy") in 1993. Their bombastic second album, released one and a half years later, if not exactly received with derision, was not exactly welcomed with open arms, either. The brilliant "Coming Up" from 1996 was widely regarded as a return to form, but subsequent albums have been less than stellar.
Suede is a classic study in youth appeal, and whether calculated or not, they hit all the right buttons in the early 1990s in Britain. The last sexually-ambiguous indie band to appeal to a wide spectrum of listeners, The Smiths, were at this point a spent force, and the UK music press was aching for a replacement, preferably one less effete and with wider appeal. Suede played all their cards right, both in terms of their overall image—their first album featured a picture of two girls kissing, the second an alluring photo of a young man face down on a bed, his leg splayed provocatively—and also in the image projected by "bisexual who never had a homosexual experience" lead singer Brett Anderson.
But make no mistake—their provocative image was more than matched by excellent songwriting skills, at first by Anderson and guitarist Bernard Butler, and later, after Butler had left the band, by Anderson and new 17-year-old guitarist, Richard Oakes. Between the two pairs, they wrote any number of classic songs, and when interpreted by the band, their Bowie/Bryan Ferry-influenced sound proved not only highly distinctive, but also popular with their fans and the UK music press.
The so-called "feature" of this DVD is nothing more than a straightforward compilation of the earlier-released VHS of the same title, and consists first and foremost of concert footage from various European venues, edited seamlessly together to give the impression of a single concert. And what a concert it would have been—songs from both their first and second albums, with lead singer Brett Anderson at his sexiest and most dynamic, and a band (despite Bernard Butler's disappearance) that would never be better. This is not your father's concert video—the dynamism of the performances is more than matched by the kinetic visual style, and indeed, the rapid cutting, colored lighting, slow motion, and extreme angles at times remind one less of a concert than an abstract experimental film (albeit one with a killer soundtrack).
The concert footage is followed by a short compilation of tour footage, notable only for Brett's excruciatingly funny imitation of Mark E. Smith of The Fall. The following seven "Tour Films," which are footage that was projected behind the band on tour, are not only fun to watch, but are accompanied by original (not concert) recordings. Unfortunately, they are encoded at the nominal rate of 192 kbps, which is far too low to appreciate the sonic range and fidelity of these classic tracks.
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Rating for Substance: A
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Image Transfer Review: As expected in a concert compilation, the source footage is the limiting factor here, and the occasional wobblies on vertical lines, as well as the horizontal striations on brightly-lit portions of the image, don't leave any questions about the transfer's video origins. But these minor defects are never enough to seriously distract from the excellence of the performances, and should not keep anyone interested from buying this video.
Image Transfer Grade: A-
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Audio Transfer Review: For the concert and tour footage, the nominal encoding rate of 192 kbps is more than sufficient; however, it proves a limiting factor in the Tour Films section, which features the original recordings of the songs. It's a shame that Music Video Distributors didn't choose a higher bitrate, which would allow their sonic glory to shine.
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Final CommentsFor any fans of Suede, or anyone curious about them, this is an exciting compilation of live footage, backed up by interesting extras. Highly recommended.
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Small-Group Medoc or St-Emilion Wine Tasting and Chateaux Tour from Bordeaux
- Small-group tour from Bordeaux to the St-Emilion or Medoc wine region
- Visit two châteaux and take a guided tour of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed St-Emilion (if option selected)
- Taste four different wines and learn expert wine-tasting tips
- Enjoy a French appetizer platter of local specialties including bread, cheese and cured meat
- Participate in a wine workshop and discover wine aromas!
- Small-group tour limited to eight people ensures a more personalized experience
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Medoc wine tour:
Enjoy the scenic drive along the Castle Road of the Medoc region, passing well-known châteaux like Mouton-Rothschild, Latour or Margaux. Pause at a few photo-worthy places – in between learning about the history of the Bordeaux wine region from your expert guide – on your way to the first stop.
Arrive at the first château for a vineyard visit and wine tasting. You may stop at any one of several classified growth châteaux, including Paloumey, Siran, Cantenac-Brown or Lagrange. Tour the wine cellars, hear about the wine-making process and sample more wine, along with an array of French cheeses, bread and sausage.
At the second stop, visit the wine cellars and tour the château of this family-run estate, after which you'll get some additional wine-tasting expertise with a wine workshop.
St-Emilion wine tour:
Admire the beauty along the drive from Bordeaux into the St-Emilion countryside on the way to one of the following classified growth châteaux: Ferrand, Grand Mayne, Soutard or Pressac.
Sip a glass of the château's wine as you nibble on an assortment of local cheeses, fresh bread and sausage and learn about the wine-making process from your guide.
From there, head for a tour of the village of St-Emilion itself, a UNESCO-listed town that is partly carved from the surrounding rock. There are almost 800 châteaux in and around St-Emilion, one of which is your next stop.
Arrive at a family-run estate and take a guided stroll through the vineyards before adding to your growing knowledge of French wines with a wine workshop.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Aromas of Wine
During this 25-minute aroma workshop, learn how to train your nose to recognize different flavors of wine. Discover more wine-tasting techniques including analyzing the color of wine and discerning complex flavor profiles.
Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday: Aromas of Wine
During this 25-minute aroma workshop, learn how to train your nose to recognize different flavors of wine. Discover more wine-tasting techniques including analyzing the color of wine and discerning complex flavor profiles.
Please note: The order of attractions and locations visited may vary depending on the day
Customer Reviews
June 2016
Very nice chateaus and very nice and good guides! Lots of fun very nice wine!!
June 2016
Excellent tour - we had a lot of fun. Our guide was extremely knowledgable and friendly.
Would definitely recommend.
June 2016
Was a great day visiting St-Emilion and some Chateaux nearby.
June 2016
This was a great trip. A very friendly group of six with a wonderful English speaking guide. The winery visits were very professional and, even though we thought we knew a lot about wine, we learned a lot.
Wholeheartedly recommended!
May 2016
Berit was great. She was knowledgeable, hospitable, and funny. Definitely worth it.
April 2016
Lovely, tour operator was efficient and very friendly.
So much knowledge and able to answer all the questions!
April 2016
Went with my two daughters to St. Emilion, visited two chateaux. Claire, our tour guide was lots of fun and knowledgeable. She had so much information to offer throughout the afternoon tour, even when visiting the little village, she continued to share history and fun facts about the town for those who wanted to hear. We had the choice of visiting some of the little shops that were still open if we wanted to. Would highly recommend this tour!
January 2016
really love the trip. great value and friendly tour. will be back again
December 2015
What a great time! My mom joined a group of six others for the St. Emilion tour. Pierre was a fantastic guide - knowledgeable and down-to-earth. The two chateaus we visited had some great wines and the tours were really interesting. I would highly recommend Bordovino and Pierre!
December 2015
It was nice and I learned some things.The Viator tour guide was friendly and helpful. It was special to have time in the town of St. Emilion afterwards. It would have been nice to have a luncheon at the winery rather than just the cheeseboard.