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Unless they get invited to a coronation or a really fancy funeral, the Oscars are the dressiest event most stars will ever attend. Whose beautiful gown will prompt Ryan Seacrest to shed his first, genuine tear? Who will wear pink even though they are a redhead? Who will forget the name of the lowly tailor who spun their jumpsuit out of gold?
We'll be picking apart all the hits and misses as the stars sidle down the red carpet.
Jessica Chastain's hair-colored dress has been overlaid with cobwebs and dusted with kitty litter for sparkle.
Amy Adams wears a thousand gray ghosts and no blood diamonds.
Channing Tatum is the World's Number One Dad and he is gonna ride Splash Mountain as many times as that child wants.
Quvenzhané Wallis brought a puppy purse named after her real-life dog ("Sammy") and seemed neither impressed nor unsettled that Ryan Seacrest knew her dog's name before she told it to him.
Th dog's crown matches her's; please make out all awards —tonight's and future ones — to "Lil Q."
Jennifer Lawrence's graceful tanlines are sublime.
"My, what nice eyes you have." - Jacki Weaver to Ryan Seacrest. It's super easy to imagine Jacki Weaver getting drunk at a party and falling out of her chair, then toppling a vexed Ryan Seacrest as she tries to get up.
Anne Hathaway is wearing a conservative '90s prom dress with visibile nipple.
Robot Naomi Watts goes nude but for two sleeves of a skin-like prosthesis.
Melissa McCarthy rode in an open-wheel go-kart to the 85th Annual Academy Awards.
Robin Roberts JUST got over cancer and is easily the fittest person at the Oscars. Sorry, Aniston.
Charlize Theron was unable to attend and sent her milk bath cast in her stead.
Jennifer Aniston spent her weekend dyeing a snow white dress red with virgins' blood. Low-key tie-dye party!
Bradley Cooper. Here's Bradley Cooper.
Salma Hayek's boobs: Never more prominent than when they are hidden.
Jennifer Garner's dress has exploded but she's trying to play it cool, play it cool like when a little bird poop hits your shoulder and you hope no one notices.
Ryan Seacrest forced Dustin Hoffman to meet Joseph Gordon Levitt and no two men have ever hated Ryan Seacrest more than they did in that moment.
Kristin Stewart brought prop crutches so people would feel bad bitching about her poor posture.
Little Violet Beauregarde, still waiting on that wretched blueberry juicer all these years later.
Hugh Jackman's beard looks great tonight.
Halle Berry: Beetlejuice Glam, by Delia Deetz Designs.
Helen Hunt died in 2007 but she'll keep coming to the Oscars until someone notices.
Jamie Foxx and his daughter, an Aquarius.
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The Systematic Character of the National Socialist Policy for the Extermination of the Jews: Electronic Edition, by Heinz Peter LongerichTable of Contents
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G. Mass murder in the Districts of Lublin and Galicia
1.Preparations for the "resettlement" of Jews from the Districts of Lublin and Galicia can be traced back to January 1942.302 By this time this was clearly a euphemism for their planned mass murder. In mid-March, the liquidation of the Lublin ghetto marked the beginning of the systematic murder of those Jews "unfit for work" of the District of Lublin, which had been in planning since the decision to build the extermination camp Belzec in Fall 1941.303 The bloody liquidation of the ghettos and the deportations to Belzec thus started precisely at the time that the deportation-trains were arriving in the area of Lublin from the Reich and Slovakia. Just as had happened the previous year in the Warthegau, and like the mass-executions in the ghettos of Riga and Minsk in November and December 1941304, the local Jews were murdered in order to make "room" for the deported Jews. The presence of Himmler in Lublin on 14 March, two days before the clearing of the ghetto, shows the prevailing interest the RFSS had taken in the "Jewish Policy" in the District of Lublin.305 At the same time as the mass murder commenced in the District of Lublin, in mid-March 1942, the liquidation of the ghettos and deportations began in the District of Galicia.306 The escalation of the extermination policy in this district should not be seen in the context of the programme of deportation in Central Europe. Rather, it should be seen in relation to the mass murders in the Soviet Union. This area had been occupied by the Soviet Union between 1939 and 1941, and was conquered by the Wehrmacht in 1941. Since the summer of 1941, and with increased force in October 1941, mass executions had taken place. Already by the end of 1941, more than 60.000 people had been killed in this area.307
2.The remark in the Goebbels' diaries that, one could "well state, that 60% must be liquidated while only 40% can be put into work", is revelatory of the policy of extermination in both of these districts.308
3.At the same time as the deportations proceeded from the Districts of Lublin and Galicia in mid-March 1942, the murder of those Jews who had survived the retribution actions of the past Fall was initiated. The RSHA informed the Commander of the Security Police in Belgrad of the impending arrival of a gas-van. With aid of this vehicle, about 500 men as well as about 7000 women and children who had been imprisoned in the Belgrade camp of Sajmiste, were murdered before the beginning of May 1942.309 About 90% of all Jews living in Serbia were thereby killed. In Serbia the German procedure followed the same schema as is the Soviet Union, only somewhat transposed: first the Jewish men were shot under the pretext of "retribution", while in a later phase all of their relations were killed in accordance to plan.
300. 'größere Judenmengen dem KZ Auschwitz zwecks Arbeitsleistung überstellt werden' 'Grundbedingung ist, daß die Juden (beiderlei Geschlechts) zwischen 16 und 40 Jahre alt sind. 10 % nicht Juden können mitgeschickt werden.' Note of Dannecker 15.6., RF 1217, printed in Klarsfeld, Vichy-Auscshwitz, pp. 379f; cf. Klarsfeld's interpretation, ibid., pp. 66f
301. Ibid.
302. Pohl, Lublin, 109ff; L'vov State Archive, R 37, (Stadthauptmann Lemberg), 4-140, note in file of 10.1.40 concerning the meeting of the administration of the district (Copy in the USHMM Washington); Pohl, Ostgalizien, pp. 180ff.
303. Safrian, Eichmann-Männer, pp. 150ff.
304. Fleming, Hitler, pp. 87ff.
305. Witte et. al. (eds.), Dienstkalender, 14.3.42.
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I purchased front and rear Galfer brake lines and WOW!!! What a difference. This is the first bike I've replaced stock brake lines after 35+ years of riding. I was reading on Thumper Talk forum about must do upgrades, I was convinced to give them a try. These brake lines take a vague, spongey braking experience into a realm of great feedback and stoppie possibilities when ever you want. I was concerned with the brakes being too agressive for the dirt but with the great feel you get, it's vastly improved. As far as durability....we will see. But with the name Galfer behind it, I expect great things. Daily commuter and weekend rides
Installation is easy and product fit the machine perfectly. Make sure to tighten the lines at the T though as they will leak if not. I don't think it's a factory standard to pre tighten the lines at the T
I bought these for a '99 ex500. Everything fit perfectly and works great. Only complaint is that both the front and rear are longer than necessary. The front by close to 3 inches and the back by an inch and a half. It doesn't cause the line to crimp, but shorter would look cleaner in the 500.
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Bought it because my stock line had ripped and was leaking, even tho I was concerned due to controversial reviews on it. Mounting was easy, everything lined up well with just some very minor adjustments. It looks awesome on the bike, length was right, fit was good. Bleeding was a bear, but after some persistency and some aid from Thumpertalk, it bled just fine. I noticed improvements in the braking performance instantaneously! Awesome feel, power and modulation! Can't speak for durability yet as I only have one ride on it, but it seems solid! For the price it's well worth buying steel lines over stock!
Installed a set on my 2007 Ninja 650. Fit perfect and made a HUGE difference in braking power feel and performance. Why did I wait to do this?
A little long but it does the trick.
"Kits are bike specific and are tailored to each bike for perfect fit." NOT TRUE. The front lines are made to fit a number of bikes. The line that jumps from the right caliper to the left is about 6 inches too long. This is by no means tailored to my bike and is far from a perfect fit.
Upgrading the brake system on my track bike. Swapped the OEM lines for these. They were a fantastic upgrade. I was able to brake much deeper into turns after feeling them out for a lap or two. Fitment was spot on, they look like what you would expect, and seem to have great quality. They should out last the bike!
Works well, but had a very difficult time building pressure after the install, also looks pretty beat up after only about 5 hours of use, I will replace with OEM on the next one. It gets marked up quickly by the tube it slides though when the front forks compress, and marked up my front number plate a bit. As far as function goes, it works as intended.
The lines I replaced were on a new bike. To stop was not an issue.
These lines allow you to feel yourself stop not just mash on something
like rubber until you see yourself slow and stop. The steel lines give you feedback and help you be a better rider. The pre-fit for my FZ 1 made installation almost too easy. If you like to go fast and do it well, you need these brake lines.
easy install, look grate and better feeling brake response.
I race arenas and need stopping power with the Galfer oversized rotors and lines you have all you need.I have been using breaking in the past both are equal.
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i am turning my bike into a supermoto and the fitment is tight with the added headlight however it performs and looks great
These braided SS lines MAY NOT fit your bike like the OEM lines as motosport says.
On my '05 R6 Galfer SS lines fit perfectly. They were great - feel, looks, installation, everything about them was great.
The lines I ordered for my '02 KX250 though, DO NOT FIT like the OEM lines. The bend in the fitting on the caliper end does not allow access to the brake pad pin. You would have to either re-bend the fitting on the line or losen the lines from the caliper to change brake pads. In the first instance, you risk damaging the lines, which i have done. With the second option, you would have to fill and re-bleed the brake fluid everytime you change pads.
Use caution and do a little research by calling Galfer or asking someone here at Motosport for guidance before ordering.
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Bourg teen reported missing
Published: Thursday, April 10, 2014 at 5:10 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, April 11, 2014 at 11:18 a.m.
A 19-year-old man from Bourg has been missing in Texas since Tuesday when he got off the towboat he had been traveling on for work, his father said Thursday.
Gabriel Verdin, 19, was last seen by one of his coworkers Tuesday night around 9:30, his father, Shannon Pitre, 44, said.
Verdin, a new hire as a deckhand for Bourg-based LeBouef Bros. Towing arrived on a tugboat in Channelview, Texas, Tuesday. After the boat docked, he and a co-worker decided to walk to a local bar, Pitre said.
Verdin was playing pool with a man he had met in the bar when his co-worker entered the bar's restroom. When he returned to the bar, Verdin was gone along with the man he had been playing pool with, Pitre said.
"When his co-worker came out of the bathroom and didn't see him playing pool anymore, he went to the bartender and asked if she had seen him. She told him that Gabe had gone outside presumably to look for him. That was the last time anyone saw him," Pitre said.
The Harris County Sheriff's Office is investigating, officials said. Anyone with information about Verdin's whereabouts is asked to call the agency at (713) 221-6000.
Pitre said he was alerted of his son's disappearance Tuesday night Lebouef Bros. Towing, where he is also an employee.
"There haven't been any reported sightings," Pitre said. "We've all tried calling him, but we never get an answer. We think his phone is dead."
Verdin doesn't have a history of disappearing, Pitre said.
"He's not into partying, really, and he's not in to drugs as far as I know, so this is unusual for him," his father said.
Pitre describes Gabriel, or Gabe as he's better known by friends and family, as happy-go-lucky and a hard worker.
"He's just an average 19-year-old," Pitre said. "He's very outgoing and smiles all the time. Everybody loves him because he's such a fun person to be around."
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The Union football team placed four players on the All-Mid-South Conference East First Team and had 11 total players honored, the conference announced Wednesday.
Senior offensive lineman Jonathan Shipley, senior running back Rob Brown, senior defensive back Bert Brown and junior linebacker Ryan Shipley all landed on the All-MSC East First Team. This is the first All-Conference First Team honor for each of the four recipients.
In addition, four others were named All-MSC East Honorable Mentions. Those honorees include senior offensive lineman Jeremy Baker, sophomore wide receiver Domonique Jefferson, senior defensive lineman C.J. Hunnicutt and freshman return specialist Keondrick Daniels.
Union had five players make the MSC All-Academic Team. The honorees are Jonathan Shipley, Zach Eagler, Otis Manning, Darrin Greene and Jon Combs.
Jonathan Shipley, a native of Tazewell, Tenn., spent four years on the offensive line. He helped anchor a line which guided the way for the Bulldog offense to average 22.0 points and 338.3 yards per game this season.
Rob Brown, who is from Daytona, Fla., led the team in rushing with 682 yards and four touchdowns on 149 carries. He also caught 22 passes for 126 yards and two scores and returned three kickoffs for 147 yards and a touchdown. Brown finished his career as the program's fourth all-time leading rusher with 2,699 yards on 525 carries with 19 touchdowns, tied for 16th in career receptions with 72 for 823 yards and six receiving touchdowns and ranked second-most in all-purpose yards with 4,515.
Bert Brown, also from Daytona, Fla., spent the past four seasons in the Bulldog secondary and ended his career with nine interceptions to place him in a tie for fifth in program history. He ended the season ranked 15th in the NAIA in passes defended per game at 1.3 as he had a total of 14 with two interceptions and 12 breakups. Brown also recorded 45 total tackles on the year. He wrapped up his career with 173 total tackles, 35 pass breakups and 44 passes defended.
Ryan Shipley, who hails from New Tazewell, Tenn., started all 11 games for Union and led the team with 83 total tackles with 39 solos. He had 6.5 tackles for a loss of 21 yards and 3.5 sacks. In addition, Shipley had one fumble recovery and one pass deflection. For his career, he has 130 total tackles to his credit. Shipley and the rest of the Bulldog defense ranked 13th in the nation in total sacks (30) and 17th in sacks per game (2.7).
Baker, who is from West Palm Beach, Fla., started 11 games this season at left tackle. He was a two-year starter on the offensive line after spending one season on the defensive line, where he made 19 tackles and recorded 2.0 sacks. Jefferson, a native of Lawrenceville, Ga., led the team in receiving with 31 catches for 500 yards and six touchdowns. He averaged 16.1 yards per catch. Hunnicutt, who hails from Bradenton, Fla., started in 10 games and recorded 49 total tackles, 5.5 tackles for a loss of 19 yards, 2.5 sacks and two pass deflections. He also recovered one fumble and blocked one kick. Daniels, a Tallahassee, Fla., native, averaged 11.9 yards per punt return and 25.0 yards per kick return. He returned a punt for a 79-yard touchdown and a kickoff 83 yards for another score against Bethel (Tenn.) to earn him NAIA Special Teams Player of the Week honors.
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I am using PMS3 version 1.5 and try to get PS3-radio to work.
I have completed all the steps 1, 2 and 3 where everyting looks to execute correctly (files seems to be populated as described).
I have restarted the PMS3 server and the playstation, but no icon appears under the Music item at the PS3.
Any idea what could be wrong here?
Do I have to put some files under the \plugins directory, as PMS3 1.5 has different structure then other releases?
Currently all files for PS3-radio are in \programfiles\PS3 directory.
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Hey Islanders Fans!
Maaan how time flies! Unreal … can't believe it's already half way through my senior year! How ya'll been? It's been awhile but all is good on this end. The fall semester post-baccalaureate classes ended very well for me.
After we picked up our first victory of the season at home against Cornell we were headed for a nice six-day Christmas break with our families. Since my family is all over the U.S. … literally … on the other side of California … all the way across to the east … up north to Central USA and all the way down south, I spent my Christmas in my high school hometown of Killeen, Texas. I spent it with some loved ones and celebrated the reason for the season!
But over the break, there was no stopping! We continued to get better and play as a team … we played and practiced, played and practiced, played and practiced. Even though the outcome of our playing hasn't been going the way that we had hoped, it's more rewarding to know we are growing as a team.
Our first four conference games of the New Year ended in losses but with lessons learned. Our last time out against Lamar was the best game that we have played as a team in a long time. Changes were made and things are looking up heading into the rest of conference play. Come on out on Thursday, Jan. 17 as we take on Oral Roberts for the first time in the Southland Conference at 5 p.m. The men will follow at 7:30 p.m. so come out and show us some support as we try and turn it around in time to make the Southland Conference Tournament because that's the main goal.
Classes don't start until Wednesday, Jan. 23, so we still have time to just focus on basketball. Until then hope you all stay warm and cozy for this unexpected cold weather!


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Friday May 3, 2013
McCormick, SC--While he wasn't born in the Augusta area, Justin Lower has moved to the Jones Creek area from Ohio for golf. The 24 year old is playing on the NGA Golf Tour and is a guy to keep an eye on the next few years.
The first couple of months of the NGA Tour season for him has been nothing shy of spectacular. Two wins and four other top 10 finishes has him on top of the money list. A year ago he watched Brandon Brown hit a golf shot and then something clicked for lower. Now it's paid off in a big way.
"I made it a goal to win the money list this year" said Justin Lower "I didn't expect the start I had. I was hoping to get at least one win this year and to have two already is kind of a blessing so I'm just trying to keep playing and stay out of my own way and keep playing the best that I can"
While Llower lives in Augusta, he's basically living out of a suitcase seeing the tour takes these guys all over the country. He moved here in the winter, and did what any golf fan would do shortly after his arrival.
"The first night I was there actually, I went over to the gate of Augusta National and see how far I could get, the guard didn't let me very far" said Lower smiling
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STOCKTON - A man was walking in central Stockton shortly after midnight Saturday when he was robbed, police said.
The man told authorities he was struck and knocked to the ground. The robber took the victim's wallet and a necklace with a diamond pendant before fleeing on foot.
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Road woes continued Wednesday night for the Earthquakes in a 1-0 defeat to host CD Heredia in a CONCACAF Champions League game at Estadio Cementos Progreso in Guatemala City.
A team that has won only once away from home this year in Major League Soccer lost its second consecutive Champions League road game after a strong first half.
The Quakes (0-2-0 in group play) seemed to come undone while playing their second of three road games in eight days. They finish the long week with a showdown Saturday against the Los Angeles Galaxy in Carson.
Heredia got the game winner in the 68th minute on Enrique Miranda's 20-yard shot off the hand of goalkeeper David Bingham.
Earthquakes interim coach Mark Watson sent regular starters Steven Lenhart and Marvin Chavez into the game for the final stretch, but their presence didn't seem to help. The Earthquakes didn't have a shot on target for the final 23 minutes.
San Jose's best chance came in the ninth minute when Chris Wondolowski poked a shot over the net.
The game was moved to Guatemala City although Heredia is located in the northern part of the country about four hours away. Heredia's home stadium doesn't meet CONCACAF standards.
Heredia took control of Group 5 with 1-0 victories over Montreal and the Quakes. But San Jose will play host to both opponents at Buck Shaw Stadium in the coming months.
The tournament consists of 24 teams from North America, Central America and the Caribbean playing in eight first-round groupings. The group winners advance to the championship rounds scheduled for March and April 2014.
Contact Elliott Almond at 408-920-5865. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/elliottalmond.
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TAMPA, Fla. — The Sharks' Logan Couture skated Friday for the first time since undergoing hand surgery and Todd McLellan said that is a good sign of progress.
"He's through that danger period of being damaged any more and now he's starting to work on his conditioning again," the coach said. "We hope everything goes as planned and he'll be right on time."
The Sharks said Couture would be out three to four weeks when he underwent the procedure on his right hand Jan. 8.
"I think we're right on schedule — it's been nine days since surgery so it's good to get back on the ice," said Couture, who was on the ice as part of his conditioning, but did a little stickhandling while he was out there.
Couture said he enjoyed traveling with the team even if he isn't playing, but it was more important for him to head East was to keep in contact with trainer Ray Tufts and his staff.
"The main reason for me to come was to stay with Razor and the training staff so they could keep an eye on me and I'd get treatments. I'll try to skate again tomorrow morning early."
Two other injured Sharks — Tomas Hertl (knee) and Scott Hannan (head) are not on the trip that ends with an 11 a.m. game Saturday against the Tampa Bay Lighting.


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VAIL - Vail Family Holidaze kicks off Sunday evening with the annual tree lighting ceremony in Slifer Plaza in Vail Village. Vail Family Holidaze continues Monday and Tuesday with family movie nights in the Grand View Room in Lionshead.
An annual tradition, the tree lighting ceremony brings Vail to life with the holiday spirit. The event consists of holiday carols, appearances by Vail dignitaries and holiday characters and, of course, the lighting of the plaza's iconic 50-foot-tall spruce tree. The tree lighting ceremony begins at 5:30 p.m. Sunday in Slifer Plaza, near the Covered Bridge in Vail Village.
On Monday and Tuesday night from 5 to 7 p.m., guests are invited to enjoy classic holiday movies at the Grand View Room on the third floor of the new Lionshead Information Center. Movies showing include "A Charlie Brown Christmas," "Frosty the Snowman," "Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer" and more. Family movie nights are complimentary and open to the public as space allows.
Vail Family Holidaze is the annual event for families and children surrounding the holiday season that includes holiday concerts, world-class ice skating performances, Candy Cane Patrol, the Kids Zone, New Year's Eve activities and more. For more information on Vail Family Holidaze, including the full schedule of events, visit www.vail.com/holidaze. For information on all activities in the town of Vail throughout the holiday season, visit www.vailgov.com.


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Oceanside Villas
Destination: Isle of Palms
Type: Condo/Villa
Number of Floors: 3
Bedrooms: 2
Baths: 2
A fisherman's delight, Oceanside Villas located on the Isle of Palms offers a place where anglers can cast their lines from an onsite fishing pier, or simply enjoy the view from the balcony of each of these spacious two-bedroom floor plans.
Just across Ocean Boulevard, Oceanside Villas provides access to an onsite pool and beach chair and umbrella rentals for guests wishing to sink their toes into the sandy beach. The complex also has a private tennis court; or guests can step out and walk to fun shopping, great dining options, several of which are oceanfront. Isle of Palms also has a recreation center.
The Isle of Palms is a picturesque location nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway providing the perfect backdrop for a peaceful getaway; yet its proximity to city attractions in nearby Historic Charleston and Mount Pleasant ensures that guests experience a wealth of both recreation and relaxation. ResortQuest's Golf Coordinator can assist with tee-times on 18 area courses. The Isle offers something for everyone….festive shops, great dining options, nightlife and entertainment, beachfront volleyball, soccer, a picnic area, nature trails accessible by foot or bike, wildlife tours, kayaking, canoeing and nearby Isle of Palms Marina for boating, fishing, water-sports and eco-tours.
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1400 Palm Blvd.
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Isle of Palms, South Carolina
Check-In Time: 4:00 PM
Check-Out Time: 10:00 AM
Open: Sunday - Saturday 9:00AM - 5:00PM
1-843-886-9704 (check-in line)
1-800-803-3231 (office)
After Hours Check-In Procedure:
If a guest does not arrive by 5PM their check in packet is placed in an assigned lockbox. The lockbox assignment sheet is sent to NWFL and the LOC after hours MOD. Lockboxes are located under the drive thru next to the ResortQuest East Islands office. Guest can drive around the back of the building and pull in to the center lane of the drive-thru to retrieve their check in packet. An 800 number is posted on the lockboxes and on the front door if assistance is needed. There is also a sign on the front door directing guests to the lockbox location.
GPS: Longitude -79.787194 Latitude 32.788068
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The highlight jam of the first set naturally comes during a Stash with some real teeth. Mixed with the ferocious "Type I" jamming are a few forays into the unknown, whetting our appetites for a whole lot more to come later in the show (hint: it's the RLAA->BBFCM->RLAA sandwich).
2001 gets things going in the second set with a much more intense build-up before the drop into the song proper than typical and leads directly into this show's calling card. This is truly one of the best exploratory versions of Run Like an Antelope in the band's history. In a distinctly late '93/'94 manner, this jam ventures in a multitude of directions both before and after BBFCFM. Ranging from a bit of Eastern klezmer to brilliant "Hose" jamming, there's plenty of compelling music here to enjoy. Along with the exploratory movements, there is a Grade-A build to the peak and an extended Rye Rye Rocco section with a little reggae breakdown and a bass and drums section. By the way, this whole segment was released on Live Bait 8 so there's no excuse not to track this down even if you have scruples with AUD recordings.
Sparkle through YEM is played relatively straight except for the It's Ice jam. Although not as frisky as others from the tour (arguably the improvisational peak for the song), it is still a plus version that you'll be happy to hear. The set ends with the band juxtaposing BBFCFM with Amazing Grace to a rather humorous effect.
The bottom line is that this show features one the best segments of the tour and if the band is playing that well, you won't go wrong hearing the rest.


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