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Tuesday, April 18, 2006
fluctuations in colour and time may occur
youve come hanging round
looking for a blogfixx
hanging round on the internet
ready to wolfe down my words
(secretly coated in an invisible
tasteless odourless alkaloid
that will cause addiction after
prolonged exposure)
im sittin in the caf
wearing my negative uninvited like the crowds
t shirt
i have haad some good gnus though
elli herself rang this morning
chatted for 15 minutes
feeling itchy n restless
maybe god willing
she can return home soon
pretty much back to her olde
elli-ish self
but i have actually learned a lot
about her in the last 2 weeks
she displayed constant fortitude
despite everything
and i KNOW
she did better than i woulda done
when i was 14
i appreciate yer concern people
i really do
this is beyond the masks of society
this stuff makes you need other people
and im glad you were there
for me
in the way that you were
luddite that i am
i fume about computers
yet i owe so much to the intahnett
and the way people who liked what
i/we did
could kinda focus themselves
and think its great
and i think its great
that i dont have to wait weeks n weeks
to find out what YOU GUYS think of the things we did
before it was just the critics
(n their little fucking axes theyre grinding)
but now
its instant
im grateful for that
doing some last minute werk on basement tapes
with peter k n jorden bee
hey jb is one talented nice cat
he mixes us live in sydney
he plays guitar on ultc n bwtb
he engineers vox n mixes bwtb
he sings b vox on ultc
a true gentleman n scholar
a true fifth member of the hchcur
also david trump
another bouy genius
he has mixed played sung n written n recorded
with us for years n years
hes mixed ultc (in 2004)
its a great sounding record
its beefy
its smooth
its got lotsa subtle things
thatll take ya a while to pick up on
i loved the review in lunarpuke6
old guys who took 2 many drugs one
except i think to myself
cos the dude is saying this ones like heyday
n this ones like blah blah blah
and im thinkin'
but you must be pretty old yerself
if things are remindin ya of heydey
we getting some goode reviews so far
so far...
of course
some little matt snow is out there
as we speak
sittin in his flat in wapping
the eggy stains still congealing on his shirty
reaching for his laptop
(even tho he no longer has a lap)
and having cause to hit the vitriol button hard
but you all know the problems we rock artists face
in 2006
there are restrictions
we wanna work within the restrictions
yet simultaneously slowly open out
i think ultc does that n more
its the first hchcru that makes me wanna dance
its brash its smooth its stupid its wise
its primitive its sophisticated its cerebral
its sexy
come on what more can you ask for
you gonna be playin this disc for a lot longa
than mosta the othah stuff you shell out for this year
itll keep revealing things to ya for years
i put em in there for ya
slow release
fluctuations over the years
sometimes itll be different
thats it
love on ya
48 comments:
dude im buying six copies. you're quite the salesman.
- 11:23 am
ULTC is imho another masterpiece , is it the choich's best work only time will tell but for now i'm prepared to say it's up there with the best.
Congrats on producing another amazing piece of work.
DR - 11:30 am
thank you for
your delicious bloggie
you are funny sk
you make me laugh
and i am so happy
to hear the good news
about ek...contiued
best best wishes to all
of the kilbeys
and then you give
your own amazing
personal review of ultc
"its the first hchcru that makes me wanna dance
its brash its smooth its stupid its wise
its primitive its sophisticated its cerebral
its sexy"
how am i supposed to sleep?
the anticipation is lovely
but really ...
i can hardly wait
for the cd release party
at my house mañana pm
maybe tonight will have to
be the pre-party
cause i need a big fix
of the hchcru
and i can't wait
" its the first hchcru that makes me wanna dance ...
its sexy"
and i'm supposed to sleep??
diane - 11:31 am
- 11:33 am
Glad Elektra is doing better!!!
I can't wait to receive ULTC - I just got an email that it's shipping!! I'm glad to hear the reviews have been so good.
Must be great to receive feedback from the fans instead of just the critics!! - 11:38 am
yes yes, fans reviews would feed the ego quite nicely. a bit like preaching to the converted.
still, as much as I fail to understand why the lurch are ignored by the media, im kinda glad that we are lucky enough to be part of this little exclusive club with impeccable taste (in music at least)... im kinda glad noone else gets it.
hey sk, wrapped about ek's news..good on ya all. - 11:43 am
Thanks for sharing the wonderful news on Elektra. The Kilbey clan has certainly occupied a lofty position in my thoughts over the past couple of weeks. Continued best wishes for you, Elektra, and Miranda...
I agree. ULTC is an absolutely fantastic offering. More wonderful on each listen. Thanks to all of you for creating this masterpiece. I certainly hope it does well for The Church. All of you certainly deserve it.
Love as always. - 11:43 am
- Brad said...
Glad your girl's doing better. Picking the CD up tomorrow. Looking forward to it.
b - 11:52 am
- Tony Pucci said...
wonderful news about your daughter
sounds like she was in good spirits today
the love you spoke of from us
it's genuine
listening a lot to
hex - vast halos
that "antelope" song
is an excellent piece
great layers from you
and donnette really brings it home
with her powerful vocals
hang in there!
tp - 12:00 pm
Dearest SK, today started badly, got in car, threw on ULTC, sang "Easy" at top of lungs driving to work, arrived happy and had forgotten about badness, changed the paradigm of the day, made me think, in this world of Spin/Advertising/Media/Cross-Promo/Pop-Fluff/Nonsense, here's some music beautifully crafted, with hooks and lyrics to scream along to if that is your wont, and behind it all a bunch of musicians that still CARE, that still have the fire in the belly and the URGENCY to make something that stands aside from the dross, and maybe that's what made me happy, or maybe it was that darned pesky addictive rolling roiling clean white-top crystalline wave of a song called Easy, and plenty of others to boot on ULTC, that pulled at the corners of my mouth like an invisible fish hook that eliminated the shocking karma and set up the day on a pleasurable plane...you can't buy that sort of impact, right? And you know that, SK, you've known it all along...so this is just to say.........thanks.
- 12:33 pm
Invite some ULTC comments, have some of the group post their reviews, and take what you like from their observations and make a bloggy entry about it. It could be a compendium of commentary, a review culled from thoughts flying through the air, assembled as something whole.
THAT kind of a review would be head and shoulders above anything from a sneering critic who cannot interact with good music anymore.
Best wishes to your family, kind thoughts, can't wait to get my copy--
In case people don't already know, the Church Merch people are pros and the stuff you order from them--top notch. - 12:44 pm
Stevie Kay
1. Glad to hear things are looking betta for elli. We'll keep praying.
2. ULTC is f'cking brilliant. Nicely done. It seems to be in my top 2 or 3 churchy albums of all time, very solid, but what do I know, Pharmakoi is still one of my faves and for some dumb reason Forget Yourself does little for me while Besides Yourself has that same lovely groove that Pharmakoi has.
3. Please don't eva say you want to dance. It leaves a disturbing image in my mind LOL.
florian - 1:22 pm
- youamwho said...
So glad Elli's doing okay, man! Absolutely great news. Continued goodness!
You're the best, Steve!
Mark - 1:47 pm
- CAPTAIN BEYOND said...
isn't it time you choich pals of mine hopped on a plane to the good ole u.s.a. me lady is driving me mad up here...me could use a breather...in this room...here in this house...please...
mjnjr - 1:52 pm
- the dean said...
first listen to ultc after basement show and yes, I do believe another triumph for the band. sk is correct it keeps giving up secrets each listening. Block gathers, gathers momentum. my favourite at present. The alternate version on the ep is worth a listen, the synth(?)is more audible, gives a liquid space sound.
- 2:00 pm
- captainmission said...
Steve, i'm so happy that the elf princess is feeling better that's fantastic and the worlds much better for it.
Yeah, ultc is a beautiful thing, i've never been able to chose a fave church cd but i really feel that if i had to make that awful choice it would be this one, but then i'm hardly objective.
i hope that blistering soundcheck version of Block is recorded somewhere, that was sizzlingly hot and i really felt blessed to have seen it. - 2:08 pm
- Trickster said...
for yesterday's: tears
for today's: joy (for E & ULTC)
for heyday's: still chiming
quite nicely in my ears (my 1st chrchu) - 2:46 pm
hey I remember heyday and im under 40, therefore still young yeah???
first time i saw yas live was adelaide le rox 86, all pruned up in paisley and nowhere to go. sk all skinny and distant, marty all hairy and flamboyant, pk all straight and somber, ploog all over the place.
and fuck it was loud!! no wonder ye're deaf me old lad. - 3:06 pm
- Ross said...
Really great to hear Elektra is doing well. Hope some of our prayers helped.
ULTC is an instant favourite of mine. Your whole back-catalogue keeps my Marantz in contant action however.
~ross - 4:41 pm
- damien said...
Glad to hear Ellie is getting back to normal, Steve. I received a brown paper package in my letter bo today which contained Block, Jammed, Back With Two Beasts and Earthed/Ninevah (although you already autographed my original copy of Earthed in the basement of the Globe!). I'm listening to Jammed as I write this. Wow! It's certainly a lot more "energetic" than Bastard Universe. I like BU but eleven minutes into "The Sexual Act" and I can say I'm pleased with my purchase!
I'm waiting now for the mailman to deliver my copy of ULTC, one of the ones I guess you signed under duress at the restaurant the other night.
Thank you for the music, Steve. May you and The Church reign a thousand years! - 5:24 pm
Alright, Steve. Brilliant to see E's making the comeback! Good on her.
And hey man, you 've done it once again with ULTC. Real toggle action indeed. Ultimately I'm just proud to have as a favourite band one that uses a line such as "just like the damned, you say 'hell yeah'" in a chorus. Inspired, SK, inspired ;) And those guitars on Easy - gadzooks! You gents haven't lost a step lo these years, hey?
Thanks for the beauty. - 6:11 pm
My copy of ULTC has only briefly left the CD player since Manchester Lane and that is only to play Tin Mine (which won't ever be flogged on ebay!)
Glad all is going well with Elektra. - 6:46 pm
I've just ordered ULTC - so I should get it by the end of the week. Hey, I still remember Heyday like it was yesterday (Already Yesterday) and I still love it.
Your music has always made me want to Move/Dance - I find most traditional Dance Music something of an oxymoron anyway.
Don't worry too much about Matt Snow - he writes (ha,ha) for a football mag these days - best place for him - he's found his true vocation at last.
Great to hear that Elli's on the mend. - 7:05 pm
Glad to hear Elektra is feeling much better. You know this kind of stuff will only make her stronger over the years. If she handles this as cool-headed as she is, I imagine the waves of life will only bounce off of her. She's one you can set your mind at ease with, and that's even before she hits her teen stride! Warm thoughts and best wishes for a speedy recovery for both her and Miranda...
ULTC - what can I say? Another sparkling facet to an already blinding crown! Thanks to you and the boys for the continuum.
Jennifer - 8:42 pm
- Daberhasher said...
man, that is one of the things i have loved most about the church for all these years now...
these songs DO change day to day
and year to year...
they grow with you
and you with them...
why, it's almost like magic...
but there's no such thing as magic,
is there??? silly boy...
anyhoo, ultc is quite fucking good... i don't get why people have to say something sounds like this album or that time or whatever... it sounds like something new from the chchru, dammit... new experiences, new translations... ahhh, pure chance, day 5, BLOCK!!!, EASY!!!... ah shit, i'm gonna go all gushy... no need, you get it, i love it... speshally that dubby sound on song to go... and the best use of a vocoder, EVER... fucking beautiful... hmmm, freaky conclusions has a sweet vocoder too, maybe they're tied for first...
most importantly, great to hear good news for you and yours... kids will amaze you with the people they become...
in the nest, futures hatch
it's such a lovely thing to see...
love ya man...
spending my time in the broad moonlight...
ee - 9:21 pm
It is great to hear that your daughter is doing better.
Many prayers were sent....
Brian Turner
Atlanta, Georgia - 11:18 pm
- Fandorin said...
Funny how the kids take it, hm? I've spent a good chunk of my childhood plugged to interesting gear, and being cuuut in twooo... and never really worried. Left this for my parents. All the best for the Kilbettes. Aren't those the two and only Twillies from that funny song..Wishing you nerves, strong like the strings on your bass.
While we're at it - I'll be spending the next months looking for aural easter eggies, the ones you guys hid for me between the layers of bliss and byooty. It's incredibly deep and visceral, so textured that I think I can touch the music. The Church have released my favourite Church album. - 11:49 pm
Great to hear your daughter is on the mend.
ULTC is indeed a thing of wonder and beauty. The breathing sounds during the quiet bit in "day 5" give me goose bumps every time.
All the best,
JP - 12:25 am
Very glad to hear Elektra is getting better.
As for ULTC it speaks for its self.
Oh and who are the harsh critics? What those guys that have written so many songs.
Dig - 12:54 am
- persephone2u said...
The line about strutting along on the end of a leash is a bit harsh, but ULTC is a mighty fine album. Cheers!
- 1:44 am
- CeciliaGin said...
Looking forward to my copy of ULTC, in the meantime I'm warming up my trusty book of superlatives, the one first used when Unsubstantiated came out.
Happy pagan antler dance over the news regarding Elli! - 1:58 am
- matthew said...
Keep us updated on the Swedish kids Steve, it's important. This week is big payday for this parenting parent... so hopefully it's off to purchase ULTC, bills willing... then again, screw the bills.
- 2:05 am
- Queen Hatshepsut said...
Ah Steve,
For 22 years your music and lyrics have often brought tears to my eyes - now your blog is making me cry! I am sooooooo glad to hear that Ellie is feeling better. She sounds like a strong girl - and you know that prayers, good thoughts, wonderful energy continues to be sent your way for you and the whole family. I had to take my mom to the hospital this morning for a pretty serious test - but all is well. Father, daughter, mother, husband, son, wife, brother, sister friend, cat, dog,...this life is oh so fragile isn't it - alas...your beauty, your words, your music has always been there to get me through some pretty dark times and I am glad we can be there for you, in whatever tiny, bloggish way. Oh - and now I'm going to get yer CD! An early b-day present for me! - 5:45 am
GREAT news about Elli! Hope she continues to improve and is back home very soon.
- 6:28 am
- RA said...
Glad she is mending. Thoughts with you this week.
Anticipation is a vile emotion.. the post is slow from Australia to the faded seaside of Lancashire. Block on repeat.. ULTC need urgently..
Peace and good stuff.
Richard x - 7:42 am
- Brad said...
Got the new one today. Excellent is the first impression. You guys must have been chompin' at the gig-a-bites to release such a classic after fermenting so long in the cellar.
b - 9:16 am
- eek said...
Glad to hear Elektra is feeling better. Must be such a relief for you. Continued positive thoughts for her and Miranda.
- 9:53 am
- abtom0104 said...
It's been said a million times before but I just wanted to echo the thoughts of my fellow church followers. ULTC is a sen-fucking-sational album. I must admit that even though After Everything and Forget Yourself had rare moments of classic Church within, the albums themsleves didn't exactly give me wood. But ULTC is in a league of it's own. It's one of those rare albums that you just can't get sick of. I play it about 3 times a day at work and have it permanently in the car CD player. Even my kids (girl 5 and boy 2) sing "easy baby" and "I said hi, I said hello, I said where'd you want this little .... song to go". I can't quite say the album sounds like any particular album of the past, as it's more like a re-invented experimental Church release. Sure there are moments of the classic "jingle jangle" sound of the early 80's in "Easy" and "Unified Field" while "She'll Come Back For You Tomorrow" sounds like it would easily fit into MWP's Spirit Level album. "Block" is a rambling epic fast becoming one of my all time fave Church songs and it's great to hear PK behind the mic for a stunning performance of Never Before. The last two minutes of that song is unbelievably powerful and the louder played the better. Although "Day 5" clocks in at over 5 minutes, it feels like it could carry it's own for at least 10 minutes and still remain fresh and interesting. "Song To Go" I love. The vocal distortion at the end is gold and every bit as good as the amazingly fantastic song from BWTB "Pantechnicon". That song in itself worthy of being included on this very fine album.
Apologies for banging on so long about this album but unfortunatley most of my friends aren't blessed with a good ear for music like I am, and rather than go mad telling myself how good it is, what better forum to share my thoughts than this. I honestly think I'll be hard pressed to hear another CD in my lifetime that I adore as much as this one.
PS. I'm the geezer at the Manchester Lane show who said "Stevie" to you as you made your way to the stage. When you stopped and looked at me, I wasn't sure if you were going to headbutt me or have me ejected. Later in the show when you were banging on during one of the encores, you said that you didn't like being called Stevie. I apologise for that, Mr Kilbey.
Looking forward to the next tour in August I believe. National Theatre in Melb? Same venue as the Priest = Aura tour. Can't wait.
Word. - 1:10 pm
ULTC is really really nice to fuck to
- 2:06 pm
Is it? I'll have to try that! Good news about your bub SK. With all the positive vibes this crowd is sending how couldn't she be?
- 4:35 pm
- captainmission said...
never ever thought i'd hear 'already yesterday' live, so imagine my surprise when ya played it the other night, that song has some weird significance for me as it's one of the main reasons i ended up in australia, 'avalon across the water.'
of course there was beautiful girl in the mix but basically that line huanted me and when the girl said she came from a place called avalon i knew i was going with her, now 20 years later i know what a special part of the world i ended up in, and how right that move was, coincidence or not, it always fills me little heart with a certain joy when i hear that song, just thought i'd share that, melencholy sentementalist that i am.
hope you're well steve
Capt. Mission - 5:31 pm
So glad to hear E´s feeling better!!
Hopefully get ULTC today.... - 6:35 pm
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great i'm so happy for elli!
ULTC: can't wait... i'll receive the signed copy hopefully soon. one day i'll try to explain to you what your music evokes in me... it's "analysis".
Genoa Italy - 10:44 pm
I preordered ULTC from the official site and cant wait to hear it. You and the rest of the Church keep proving to me that rock is not dead. Keep makin em' and I'll keep buyin em'.
- 2:31 am
major chucrch (solid) six star albums
ULTC - 4:06 am
- Felgacarb said...
Spinning ULTC now...
- 4:37 am
- John Garratt said...
Don't be mad, but a friend of mine in Washington DC found a copy of ULTC in a music store in DuPont circle prior to the U.S. release date, and purchased it.
Hope it doesn't turn into an ordeal like that girl that got the Harry Potter book too early. - 4:53 am
- CSTCoach said...
glad to hear that E. is okay, and headed home.
waiting impatiently for ultc. Haven't received the "shipped" email yet, but with Marty on the case doing the shipping I have faith... (he knows how to do that stuff, right???)
glad to hear the reviews are so great. from the snippets I've heard ultc sounds beautiful. the block ep is outstanding - gets better with every listen - like all of the choich's stuff, really. i keep listening cause you guys don't talk down to anyone. i like uncovering the layers, i like looking up the references i don't know and smiling over the ones i do.
saw the band's myspace page. will be directing friends there for a listen.
it seems that, after a rough patch or two way back, you're in a great place in your journey, steve. i'm really happy to see it, happy for your increasing success, and inspired by your work. looking forward to seeing where it all leads :-)
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March 16, 2012
The U.S. has experienced undeniable setbacks in Afghanistan over the last three weeks. While it is tempting to view these troubles as reason to cut and run, such a course would be irresponsible and lead to greater dangers for both the U.S. and Afghans.
The U.S. mission in Afghanistan—preventing it from reverting to a safe haven for international terrorists—is still doable. But it will require U.S. and Afghan authorities to restore trust and confidence in their relationship. It will also require the Obama administration to put less faith in negotiations with the Taliban and focus instead on concluding a Strategic Partnership Agreement with Kabul that signals U.S. long-term commitment and allows the U.S. to maintain a residual force presence for training and counterterrorism purposes post-2014.
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The administration's poor handling of negotiations with the Taliban has created tension with Karzai. It has also raised fear among Afghan civil society members that the U.S. would strike a back-door deal that would sacrifice the human-rights gains made over the last decade. That's why the Taliban's announcement that it is suspending talks with the U.S. is not entirely bad news, nor should it be surprising.
The Taliban wants to exploit Afghan anger over the recent U.S. missteps. Talks with the Taliban were always a long shot in any case. The Taliban has shown no willingness to renounce terrorism or participate in a peaceful political process. Recent U.S. intelligence analyses reportedly indicate that the Taliban were manipulating the talks to gain international legitimacy and simply stall for time until American forces withdraw.
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When it comes to artificial intelligence Google has a head start, what with all that free data we give them every time we search for a 30 Rock clip. So perhaps it's no surprise that the search giant is the latest enterprise to pursue a future where cars drive themselves via complex, decision-making artificial intelligence software. Over the weekend it was revealed that Google has seven test cars that have driven 1,000 miles each without any human intervention whatsoever.
Of course, the cars aren't exactly driverless. There is always someone sitting behind the wheel, ready to seize control should something go awry. There's also a passenger, a technician to monitor the navigation system and ensure the software is running smoothly. But the cars do pretty much all of the work – one of them even negotiated San Francisco's famously treacherous Lombard Street (that steep stretch of pavement that's more or less a series of sharp switchbacks). If you count up all the miles that required only occasional human intervention, the cars have logged some 140,000 miles altogether.
The cars are years from commercialization and mass production obviously, but Google's effort is just the latest in a series of attempts to create safer, more efficient passenger vehicles that move people around autonomously. An Italian team is currently en route from Italy to Shanghai in a pair of electric-powered driverless vans, and DARPA's Grand Challenge has produced a handful of promising software and vehicle designs.
In fact, the Stanford Professor behind the team that won the second DARPA Grand Challenge with the Stanley robot car is the brainpower behind Google' fleet of artificially intelligent automobiles (he's also a Google engineer). That fleet is made up of six Toyota Priuses and one Audi TT.
The idea behind all of this, of course, is to make roadways safer and reduce energy costs. A fleet of shared smart vehicles means cars could be summoned only when they are needed rather than being owned (and parked) by each individual. Robot drivers also react faster than humans – who are increasingly distracted by a growing cacophony of technological noise in our cabs – have 360-degree vision, and remain sober and alert even after weddings and football games. And if roadways were packed with automated, networked robo-cars rather than angry, lane-weaving, stop-and-go drivers, traffic would move more efficiently as well.
Ambitious predictions say self-driving autos could be deployed in the next eight years. Getting them certified for the road and brought within the letter of the law is going to cause unenviable headaches along the way, but the end result could be a complete re-engineering of car culture beginning before the decade is out.
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who cares about how many miles or who put the decimal point where, I can't wait for the day when cars drive themselves. Imagine all the ladies putting lipstick on behind the wheel and it would be ok, fat people eating behind the wheel, or taking a nap on your way to work. I love it, and I love Google.
I think there is going to be many problem with unmanned cars. If your running late for something the car will be doing the speed limit of like 45mph when you need to be doing 95mph. So now you get fired for being late, plus with all of the new tech say your in a hybrid all the cops will have to do is hit a button and your car will slow down and stop, and now you get a ticket :) got to love new TECH.
Nice work, Google.
@ Donte:
" If your running late for something the car will be doing the speed limit of like 45mph when you need to be doing 95mph"
You shouldn't have been lazy. keep your eye on the clock if you have something coming up.
"plus with all of the new tech say your in a hybrid all the cops will have to do is hit a button and your car will slow down and stop, and now you get a ticket :)"
*facepalm* said hybrid would be automated, therefore wouldnt exceed the speed limit. Also, tech like that would easily be abused/misused.
Well, if you take out human error, there is no reason to set the speed limit at 45mph, plus traffic is improved. So that trip that would normally take 30 min may only take 20 with less fluctuation. I agree with Giga though, pay attention, and don't be late.
I would say, "Thank god for less idiots going 95 in a 45". :)
Also did you know a large proportion of traffic hold-ups are due to people over-braking when people merge? And that automated cars could travel with less following distance as well as coordinate lane changes, intersection crossings, and turns with greater exactness and speed?
Too bad the article shows one Stanford researcher's vehicle (Prof Gerdes = Pikes Peak) while the whole article is written about another researcher's project (Prof Thrun = Google's work and DARPA Grand). It's a bit of an insult to both. Get it right...
No-one would like computer driven cars more than I would but think about the legal logistics. If the car crashes, whose fault is it? Whose insurance goes up? How open to lawsuits does it make the AI developer or the auto company? The government will have to clear the legal way if this is to happen otherwise, I can't see companies opening themselves up to lawsuits if someone doesn't maintain their car, it crashes due to mechanical failure, which the software couldn't compensate for, kills a couple of people whose families sue everyone... A nightmare scenario for sure.
basildave, that may be the case in some areas but alot of canad and the united states have already movrd towards no-fault insurance. Quebec and Manitoba have pure no-fault insurance in place already and it works just fine.
Insurance worries are not an issue, just government corruption and capitalist profiteers.
I am waiting for autonomously driven cars to be offered to the public, to buy my next car. I have a 1999 Olds Intrigue and will maintain it until my self-driven car.
Imagine getting in the car at 6:00 PM in Baltimore, and waking up the next morning in Chicago.
@Mime yes, speed limit changes would likely beimplimented as this became more commonplace, with a full system in place it'd be impressive how the commute times would be shortened as traffic congestion would be nearly eliminated by a network of vehicles communicating with one another. Rerouting would occur in real time to avoid congestion, the only issue I forsee is the roads of less populated areas (ie. back roads, dirt roads, gravel) and the issue of parking, which in some scenarios (mainly just at houses) will require some human input as far as appropriate location. Imagine the eventual removal of stop lights (only in a fully automated system)
@lokimotion The travel time is co-dependent on the distance. Time = Distance over Velocity, so if work is 10 miles away, at 50 mph it takes only 2 minutes (ideally, whereas at 10mph it would take 10 minutes and at 100mph it would take 1 minute. (diminishing rate of return)
At longer distances higher speeds see a larger savings in time. From a theoretical view excluding incalculable (on my part) alterations in traffic such as congestion and traffic light timing, if you lived 20 miles from work, and drove under ideal circumstances, at 45mph to and from M-F for one week, your travel time would be 26 minutes and 40 seconds of driving every morning and evening for five days a week. (200 miles over 4 hours, 26 minutes, and 40 secs)
The same variables, just increase speed to 55mph and you get:
21 minutes and 49 seconds commute to work
(saving almost 5 minutes a trip)
a total commute time of 3 hours and 38 minutes and 11 seconds a week.
That's saving over 3/4 an hour driving a week.. speed matters, but so does distance. :)


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Yes, there you go :) Carnevale is slowly (but steadily) flooding the UK.
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But sadly the new releases aren't in this online shops. :( Hope they get a update soon. Do you know something about it?
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Our UK distributor received this models quite some time ago... let us see what's the state of this.
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So, hey, guys. I have this idea that has been floating around in my head, and forgive me, it's original source material is D&D (Dungeons and Dragons) set in the world of Eberron. A world seeped in intrigue and espionage.
This is irrelevant for the actual RP, but important lore for reference. Here's the creation story:
The universe was once united. It was one thing, one thing in which the three progenitor dragons stood vigil over. Siberys, the bright wyrm of light, and order, creating and weaving worlds and stars behind her. Khyber, her dark brother of chaos and change, looming not far behind her, devouring stars as fast as Siberys could create them. Eberron, the wyrm of balance and life, drifted apart from them, but never too far, singing brilliant songs that echoed throughout the universe. One day, Siberys turned around to confront her brother, and they clashed at each other for countless eons, birthing millions of suns and black holes. In the end, though, Khyber won out. Throwing Siberys' broken body to the nether. Her blood, tears and body, would become the heavens, known as the Astral Sea. Khyber, bloodthirsty as he was, turned his sights on his brother, Eberron. Their battle would spawn countless more worlds, and on those worlds thousands of new species of animals would be born into existence. Eventually, Khyber grew tired, and Eberron enfolded his wings and body around his brother, trapping him within himself. The surface of Eberron's body would harden, becoming the earth, while Khyber became it's dark depths, and inner evil core, which would be known as the Elemental Chaos.
You are a nobody. Or you are a somebody. That is for you to decide. What is important is that the setting will take place on the continent of Khorvaire. Khorvaire, has been in a bloody conflict for nearly century. It's former king, Galifar Gwynarn had left no heirs, and his cousins, five leaders of five very different nations, have contested each other for the right to the throne. The nations or Aundair, Karrnath, Breland, Valenar, and Cyre. This however, is not what is important. Whoever you are, and whatever you once stood for, no longer matter. You have been stabbed in the back, abandoned, or otherwise left to die or rot in a prison cell. You have lost everything, and are on the threshold of giving up. You; however, are saved, and recruited into an organization known as the Commonwealth. A continental body that has it's hands in all political structures of all of the five nations.
Through diplomacy, or intimidation, you will be given a chance to be somebody again. To escape the moral constraints of society in a time of turmoil and war. Through espionage, subterfuge, assassination, or subversion, you will be given to tools to shape history, and possibly, the outcome of the war.
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This RP will be serious in it's tone, but be flexible enough for more flippant characters. This story in this setting took my D&D party through two years of grim revelations and plot twists and remains one of the most memorable campaigns I have ever penned. I look forward to any interest there might be in experiencing it for the first time just as they did.


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A plan to celebrate Jeff's (Joel McHale) early graduation is unexpectedly disrupted by the study group's evil doppelgangers from the Darkest Timeline.
Abed's (Danny Pudi) research into the study group's history uncovers an overlooked series of chance encounters that led each of them to Greendale.
When Annie (Alison Brie) and Shirley (Yvette Nicole Brown) learn that Leonard (Richard Erdman) is actually holding the spot as the class valedictorian, they join forces to bring him down. Meanwhile, Troy (Donald Glover) and Abed (Danny Pudi) reminisce about one of their favorite body switching films, "Freaky Friday," and when they inadvertently re-enact a critical scene, things start becoming a little funky at Greendale. Joel McHale, Chevy Chase, Gillian Jacobs, Ken Jeong and Jim Rash also star.
JEFF ORGANIZES A HOLIDAY PARTY – ANNIE SECRETLY INVITES PROFESSOR CORNWALLIS – MALCOLM MCDOWELL GUEST STARS – Jeff (Joel McHale) organizes a lovely holiday gathering at his apartment but Annie (Alison Brie) secretly invites Professor Cornwallis (recurring guest star Malcolm McDowell), to get in his good graces. When it becomes apparent that Professor Cornwallis intends to give them a bad grade on their joint history paper, the atmosphere quickly deteriorates and the group takes decisive action. Chevy Chase, Gillian Jacobs, Yvette Nicole Brown, Danny Pudi, Donald Glover, Ken Jeong and Jim Rash also star.
Dean Pelton (Jim Rash) prompts the study group to use puppets to relive the traumatic events of a recent adventure.
As Jeff (Joel McHale) sets out to embarrass Britta (Gillian Jacobs) when she announces a dance to celebrate women's independence, Abed (Danny Pudi) looks to realize a lifelong dream by shuttling between two dates in one night. Guest starring Sophie B. Hawkins.
Dean Pelton (Jim Rash) enlists the study group to make the campus more attractive in order to woo a wealthy student to Greendale. Meanwhile, a class on how to teach P.E. pits Shirley (Yvette Nicole Brown) against Troy (Donald Glover).
GREENDALE COMES TOGETHER TO UNLOCK THE MYSTERY OF CHANG'S AMNESIA – ABED FILMS THE EVENTS FOR A DOCUMENTARY – As the campus strives to get to the bottom of Chang's (Ken Jeong) memory loss, Dean Pelton (Jim Rash) enlists the group to help secure a grant for further medical research and Abed (Danny Pudi) films the activities for a documentary. Jeff (Joel McHale), however, suspects there is more to Chang's memory loss than meets the eye. Chevy Chase, Gillian Jacobs, Alison Brie, Yvette Nicole Brown and Donald Glover also star.
As Britta (Gillian Jacobs) follows Jeff (Joel McHale) home to see his estranged father (guest star James Brolin) on Thanksgiving, Shirley (Yvette Nicole Brown) invites the rest of the study group to spend the holiday with her judgmental in-laws.
After losing out in registration for "The History of Ice Cream," the study group begins their European History class with Professor Noel Cornwallis (Malcolm McDowell, "Entourage," "Franklin & Bash"). To make matters worse, the group encounters the return of the arrogant German students from last season, which Jeff (Joel McHale) and Shirley (Yvette Nicole Brown) faced over the foosball table. Meanwhile, much to Dean Pelton's (Jim Rash) dismay, Chang (Ken Jeong) returns to campus with a bad case of "Changnesia," appearing not to remember anything of last year's Armageddon.
Troy (Donald Glover) worries about losing Abed (Danny Pudi) to a fellow obsessive Inspector Spacetime fan at a convention for the show, while Annie (Alison Brie) fantasizes about being married to Jeff (Joel McHale) after he backs out of their weekend plans. Guest starring Matt Lucas, Tricia Helfer, and Jerry O'Connell.
On the way to a Halloween party, the study group must free Pierce (Chevy Chase) from his panic room and slowly comes to suspect that his mansion is being haunted by the ghost of his late father. Guest starring Giancarlo Esposito.
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Shirley and Pierce learn that their sandwich shop will get put in the cafeteria. They instantly fight over who's name will be on the lease and it escalates to Pierce suing Shirley and taking her to court. Jeff steps into be Shirley's attorney and Alan Conner (Jeff's former co-worker) represents Pierce. Alan asks Jeff to throw the case to get his old job back at the law firm when he graduates. Shirley allows him to, but her selflessness makes him realize that his friends are more important and his brilliant closing argument causes Pierce to drop the suit. Britta tries to be Abed's therapist to help cope with the loss of Troy to the AC school, but the therapy brings out Evil Abed. He makes Britta cry and tries to make his dark timeline a reality. He goes to cut off Jeff's arm (per the dark timeline) but Jeff's impassioned closing argument snaps the real Abed back. Dean Laybourne takes Troy under his wing at the AC school, but Troy is incredibly bored. Laybourne gets killed in a freak AC accident and Troy smells something fishy. Instead of leaving the trade school he stays and challenges Murray (Laybourne's former underling) to an ancient AC competition. He beats Murray and learns that he's the one who killed Laybourne.
The group realizes they have to take down Chang themselves in a caper. Chang is running Greendale into the ground, but board thinks he's doing a great job because of lies. It's his birthday and the group surveys the campus. Troy reaches out to the AC school for help, they won't help unless they can have Troy. He turns the AC people down. They break into Chang's birthday gala with classic caper beats. The get to the room where the Dean is being held and they get caught. They get imprisoned. Chang tells them he's going to burn down the school to cover up his mess. The group manages to escape and gets into a razor scooter chase with Chang's kid minions. Chang escapes at the last minute and the board realizes everything has been a lie. They put the Dean back in power to clean up the mess Chang made and the group is reinstated at Greendale. Because they ended up getting help from the AC school Troy has to leave the group to join them.
New York Magazine's #1 show of 2010 is ready for its biggest year yet. The lovable misfits are back, and you never know what might happen in the exciting third season with great guest stars and more unique, unexpected plotlines. From looking ahead to new relationships and careers to dealing with their (occasionally) checkered pasts, everyone is spreading their wings in new, hilarious ways. But don't worry, even though they might be growing up a little, that doesn't mean they're getting any more mature.
Welcome back for a wild new year at Greendale Community College, as the study group faces their toughest tests yet... Why would bachelor-for-life Jeff Winger (Joel McHale) pop the big question to Britta (Gillian Jacobs)? What incites innocent Annie (Alison Brie) to chloroform a janitor? Hey, Pierce (Chevy Chase)! Is your mom really still alive in a lava lamp? Will Abed (Danny Pudi) miss his Pulp Fiction birthday for a chance to give Jeff his own version of My Dinner With Andre? What makes Troy (Donald Glover) boldly go for LeVar Burton? Shirley (Yvette Nicole Brown) is expecting - but who's the daddy? Is it her ex-hubby (guest star Malcolm-Jamal Warner)? Or ex-Spanish teacher, Senior Chang (Ken Jeong)? Finally, is that really Betty White rapping with Troy and Abed? All these answers (and much more) are found in the hilarious, guest star-filled sophomore season of the breakthrough comedy hit.
This season, the group will study history with Professor Noel Cornwallis (guest star Malcolm McDowell, ("Entourage," "Franklin & Bash"); they will make an unexpected trip to Pierce's mansion on Halloween; Jeff will finally meet his long-lost dad; and Shirley will experience the joys of entrepreneurship with her sandwich shop at Greendale.
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"It's fine if the government wants to ban the containers but it also needs to create an alternative," said Innocent Petit-Frere, a 57-year-old vendor who, like many others, buys the foam containers from the neighboring Dominican Republic in bulk. He sells packages of 100 containers for $6.87.
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- The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is certain to find something new and provocative as it presses into unexplored territory.
- The Standard Model of particle physics requires a particle known as the Higgs boson, or a stand-in to play its role, at energies probed by the LHC. The Higgs, in turn, poses deep questions of its own, whose answers should be found in the same energy range.
- These phenomena revolve around the question of symmetry. Symmetries underlie the interactions of the Standard Model but are not always reflected in the operation of the model. Understanding why not is a key question.
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When physicists are forced to give a single-word answer to the question of why we are building the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), we usually reply "Higgs." The Higgs particle—the last remaining undiscovered piece of our current theory of matter—is the marquee attraction. But the full story is much more interesting. The new collider provides the greatest leap in capability of any instrument in the history of particle physics. We do not know what it will find, but the discoveries we make and the new puzzles we encounter are certain to change the face of particle physics and to echo through neighboring sciences.
In this new world, we expect to learn what distinguishes two of the forces of nature—electromagnetism and the weak interactions—with broad implications for our conception of the everyday world. We will gain a new understanding of simple and profound questions: Why are there atoms? Why chemistry? What makes stable structures possible?
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Jones is a family business which has been established for more than 90 years, and which is now in the fourth generation of family management. Trading as a partnership, it employs around 60 people at its 43,000sq ft warehouse in Northampton, and has a turnover of £5.5m. It's the only non-food cash-and-carry in the area.
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It seems that unrest, and attempted revolution is becoming widespread as of late. First the incredibly emotional stories coming from Tehran, and now riots in XinJiang, one of China's western provinces that has a pretty turbulent history.
The first reports I heard were several hundred wounded and roughly 120 dead when local ethnicities clashed with Han Chinese because of the oppression that these minority ethnic groups typically endure.
I do live in China, but I don't live in the region where the troubles are, so I don't know exactly how oppressed these people are, but XinJiang has a history of rioting and protest, as well as "terrorism" (I'm hesitant to use that word).
According to the news that I've been hearing the whole thing started basically over the deaths of several Uyghur workers at a factory somewhere in western China after a fist fight broke out between a group of Han, and a group of Uyghurs.
I don't know what is true or false in this situation because a lot of the news that I've been attempting to read has been blocked, some photos did make their way to my computer though via a friend of mine, and I want to share them with you all.
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Lifting their Voices
Paying tribute to America's first black opera
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AUDIO: Hear music from The Doctor of Alcantara and the Morgan State University Choir
In 1873, just a decade after the Emancipation Proclamation, a group of African American singers debuted as the capital's first opera company.
Organized as the Colored American Opera Company, the troupe's beginnings are rooted in Saint Augustine Roman Catholic Church, a 150-year-old black Catholic congregation that remains an influential parish in the city today. The church choir, responding to the need to raise money for a new building and school, created the opera company, which produced and toured The Doctor of Alcantara, a popular operetta of the times. The endeavor surprised music lovers and raised thousands of dollars.
Now, the history and music of the long-forgotten company have been resurrected by the Music Center at Strathmore, a concert hall just outside the District of Columbia in Bethesda, Maryland. Through narration, song and an operatic concert performance Free to Sing: The Story of the First African-American Opera Company, an original Strathmore production that premieres February 16, tells the heroic story of those early singers.
"Preserving and presenting local music is an important goal of Strathmore," says the center's artistic director, Shelley Brown, who launched the research that culminated in the production. She had stumbled on a mention of a "colored" opera company while researching the area's musical history.
"I was most surprised that Washington's first opera company was African American," Brown says. "It's amazing that this particular chapter has not been told."
The opera company, which was also the first black opera in the country, started as a "capital campaign," Brown reiterates. In the early post–Civil War years, it was not unusual for blacks, who had little or no capital, to raise their voices in song to raise money for their nascent institutions. One of the earliest groups were the Jubilee singers, organized in 1871 by a music professor at the financially fledging Fisk University in Nashville. Performing spirituals and work songs that had sustained them in slavery, the small ensemble toured the United States and England, performing for Queen Victoria, and earned enough money to construct the college's first permanent building. Acknowledging that heritage, Strathmore has commissioned the Morgan State University Choir, celebrated for its preservation of Negro spirituals, to perform such traditional songs as "Steal Away," and "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" for the Free to Sing production. Saint Augustine's historic choir, however, performed mainly classical sacred music.
At the time the choir established the opera company, blacks in the capital had been on a quest for knowledge and culture for decades. In 1807 three former slaves who had earned their freedom started the first school for free blacks in the District. The school succumbed to hard times but had paved the way for others, black and white, to establish similar institutions. In 1858, a group of free black Catholics founded Blessed Martin de Porres Chapel, a school and parish. It would eventually change its name to Saint Augustine.
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I'm a writer doing research on an ex-slave named George Brooks. He is credited with singing with a black choir that traveled to England to sing for Queen Victoria. I have some information on what he did during his life and where and how he died. Is there a list of the singers in the Fisk Choir? I'd like to know if he is listed anywhere. Thanks for your time.
Posted by Cynthia Faryon on April 23,2008 | 12:47 PM
I read that one could hear music from "The Doctor from Alacantra" Wonderful if you know how to find it, i.e. where you click on for it. It's beyond me!
Posted by joe marlin on February 17,2008 | 09:55 PM
I enjoyed your article "Free to Sing". I am glad there are people out there who are documenting such information. I am seeking information about a Black opera singer who sang on riverboats on the Mississippi River during and after slavery and was wondering if you had any information on her. I do not know her name, I overheard a conversation by a couple of people on the train on my way to work one morning. One of the people said she had read the information in a book but she did not say the name of the book and they left before I had a chance to ask for the information. I have looked in many books about opera singers and have not come across this person or any opera singers that sang on riverboats for that matter. Do you know who this might be?
Posted by Eva McCann on February 11,2008 | 07:14 PM
I do so appreciate the article which speaks to the great research done for this Washington based opera company's history...but I beg to differ. The first African American Opera composer was my great uncle H.Lawrence Freeman. In the 1800's he studied under Jonathan Beck, wrote his first score and I have just recently turned over to Columbia University's Libraries all of his original scores, manuscripts etc. which includes articles from the newspapers of that era stating he was considered the "Black Wagner," the first African American composer and he founded the Negro Grand Opera company. I hope that now that COlumbia has his works he will find his just place in the history books as the first. Thanks so much for the opportunity to comment
Posted by Holly Zuber Banks on February 10,2008 | 06:17 PM
this is interesting because I always thought the Joplin opera was the first black opera and that it was produced at the spot where the WashPost now resides is also very interesting. The WashPost should dig into their archives to shed some light on the past. When I read this, it adds more dismay to the rejection that singers such as Marian Anderson faced and the amount of discrimination that followed afterwards. Even Leontyne Price suffered from racial prejudice and it should have no part in professional acceptance.
Posted by pogo on February 9,2008 | 02:32 PM
I never knew anything about this black opera group. Many thanks for the knowledge you have brought me.
Posted by Claude Julien on February 8,2008 | 06:18 AM
Thank you for the excellent article on "Free to Sing". It was nice to have some background and history about the operetta. We look forward to this wonderful production!!
Posted by Clara C. Smith on February 4,2008 | 05:57 PM


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