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Getting Back in Shape Log >> Mission: Getting back in ShapePosted on March 11th, 2004 filed in Training Log | Send to a friend:
It's now 6 months that I have not been to a gym mostly because of a leg injury, ironically induced by a slip on the treadmill at the gym. I have ballooned to 220 pounds from my ideal of 175 pounds. Now that my leg is cleared and healed following physiotherapy, and now that I am pain free with no limitation to my range of motion, it's time to recruit all my systems and resources towards getting back in shape and losing the extra weight.
In addition, it became clear to me that my eating habits are not as great as I once thought they were. These last few weeks I have made extensive research and read numerous books in this regard. What I am now aware of, is that, again ironically, my original efforts in following the nutritional advice prevalent few years ago, and thus my high-carb low fat diet, are the main culprit behind most of my weight gain.
Among the various books I read and research I made, I have decided that Body RX by Scott Connely will be the one I will follow both in my eating and exercise. I will keep an open mind however, continue reading and researching, and closely monitor my progress in case any plan modifications are needed.
So here is my plan:
1) Start heading back regularly to the gym
2) Hire a personal trainer for optimal results. Follow guidelines in Body RX Book
3) Completely change my eating habits as per Body RX book.
4) Get a body analysis and fitness test and create a fitness and nutritional log and document all my exercise and food intake. Chart progress.
5) The goal is to get as close as I can to my ideal weight. More importantly, goal is to drop waist size from current 38 to my standard 33.

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Guardian takes Facebook integration to its own site, focuses on explicit sharing
The Guardian today announced that it will remove its social reader application from Facebook.com in favor of deeper Facebook integration on its own website that will give users more control over what they share.
Some are interpreting the news as a blow to Facebook and a way for the Guardian to take back control of its content after the social network made changes that limited the reach of news apps. However, based on plans laid out by the Guardian, the media outlet seems to be continuing to invest in the Facebook platform and is working to create a better user experience, not sidestep the social network. Facebook apps do not need to run on Facebook.com. The company allows developers to integrate social features across the web, on mobile and with any Internet-connected device.
The Guardian says starting Monday it will direct Facebook users who click on its links to guardian.co.uk rather than to apps.facebook.com/theguardian. The publisher will continue to use Facebook login on its website and has plans to add features that give users more ways to give feedback on articles, which will then be shared to Facebook if they desire. This is a move toward explicit sharing rather than the "frictionless sharing" associated with social reader applications.
Facebook and its partners discovered that users were not comfortable with having articles they read automatically shared with their friends. Users were often surprised and embarrassed to see their activity appear back on Facebook. The Guardian, like other developers, is now looking at ways for users to take lightweight actions that can be shared through Facebook's Open Graph without them feeling as though their privacy has been violated. For example, the Guardian plans to introduce polls and other questions that users can answer and share if they're logged in with Facebook.
"The key thing is that the user will be in control and if they're not interested in sharing it will not impact on their experience of accessing our content on guardian.co.uk," the company wrote on its blog.
These types of integrations allow users to share their feelings, which is ultimately more meaningful than saying a person "read an article." It also makes sense for this activity to happen on the Guardian's website rather than within a canvas app on Facebook.com, which isn't optimized for mobile and has other limitations when it comes to design. The media outlet can also capitalize on its existing site traffic rather than working to drive users to a property on Facebook.
As we've written about previously, the misperception that Facebook apps are limited to those on Facebook.com contributes to skepticism about the company's longterm potential. But the social network continues to benefit even if the Guardian takes its integration to its own site. Facebook is still collecting data that can be used for advertising and users are generating stories that will make News Feed more engaging for their friends. Over time, Facebook can implement additional ways to monetize third-party integrations, but first it needs to get developers and companies on board to try it. The Guardian's continued experimentation with the platform — even if it's off-site — should be seen as an endorsement of Facebook, not a rejection of it.
[Update 12/14/12 – The Washington Post also announced today that it would move its social reader application off Facebook to a standalone website that will support Facebook login, but also allow users to browse without logging in. The timing suggests the publishers were advised by Facebook to take this approach of moving their app off-Facebook and giving users more control over their experience.]


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SQL Server is a database management system with the primary aim of storing and retrieving data from the databases. The data stored in the database are not safe always, can be lost either due to virus infection, bad sector in the hard drive, etc. So, a backup of the files in the database are mentioned. The SQL Server also supports the backup by enabling the retention periods for saving the data from deletion. If the backup is all set right, one can get back the lost file. But, if the backup is not in the stage of restoring then, all hopes will be lost. Backup is mandatory in organization level since the information is of great use. In large organizations, backups are taken every-day, on every week or months and implements SQL Server database backup retention periods along with disaster recovery plans.
How to Setup SQL Server Database Backup Retention Periods?
If the retention period is set for 10 days, does it mean that backup data cannot be deleted by any one in between 10 days? What is the retention period? Retention period is the time setup till which the backup data cannot be deleted. By default the retention period is 0 days. The user can select the days in between 0 to 365 days. How to setup SQL Server database backup retention periods?
To setup the period;
- Right click the server and select the Properties
- Choose Database Settings.
- In Backup/restore, type the needed days in the "default backup media retention" box.
Let's have a look at the backup retention situations. The situations are;
- Legal Requirements
- Recovery Reasons
- Best Practices
Legal Requirements
Large organizations or the enterprises require keeping the backups for their works to progress as well as for some legal matters. The organization will have to depend on the old data for some purposes, so; availability of the data in the backup is required. Sometimes if something went wrong in the business field, then, firstly backup data will be viewed. And if, any legal matters happens the supervisors will check the backup data only. For the hard drive, tapes, disks, etc. backup should be done, if in case of any loss to the data in the tapes, drives, etc.
Recovery Reasons
The backup is usually taken for the recovery of the files, if some issues occur later. The data files can get corrupted because of the virus attack, malware infection, dirty shutdown of the system, hardware failure, bad sector in the hard drive sector, etc. Other reason that adds to the need of recovery is the failure of the database, server down, site down, etc. when such situation arises; the only solution is to depend on the backup files and to set the retention periods, for preserving the data from deletion.
Best Practices
Backup of the database files are unavoidable and are of great use when the recovery of the files is to be done during damage. Both the backup and recovery plans should be done for the database. You can write down scripts and plans for the recovery, if the time is sufficiently available. Else, there are recovery tools available in the market which will guide you to the recovery of files from damage, even the deleted or lost backup files can be recovered with the help of the software.
For SQL Server backup;
- Prepare a full backup schedule for daily, weekly or monthly.
- Integrate backups to the plans for more recovery points.
- For additional points, consider transactional logs.
For SQL Recovery plans;
- Check for the recovery points and database location.
- Determine if the hardware and the software will support the restoration process.
- Evaluate SQL server instances and then validate the restoring process.
Backup Storage;
- Maintain the data in RAID protected drives.
- Copy the data hard drives, disks, etc. for the recovery of data when lost.
Third Party;
For the recovery of the database files, there is software available in the market. If the backup files are to be recovered then, you will find many tools for the retaining of the backup files as well. The third party tool can be of more useful when the time as well as the efficiency is considered. All the data will be restored without the loss of the data.
The backup process needs to be done carefully and in a perfect manner. You should make sure that the retention period is mentioned properly and the recovery plans are maintained. The backing up of the database file can help you with further legal procedure, if comes in the way. Continuous evaluation on the backup taken is necessary for saving the data from loss.


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Check out the first clip revealed for THE HALLOW ahead of its screening at Frightfest this Saturday 29th August 2015.
This highly anticipated fantasy horror garnered critical acclaim at both Sundance and the Edinburgh International Film Festival with the film marking the directorial debut of Corin Hardy.
When a London-based conservationist is sent to Ireland to survey an area of ancient forest believed by the superstitious locals to be hallowed ground, he unwittingly disturbs a horde of terrifying beings and must fight to protect his family.
THE HALLOW stars Bojana Novakovic, Michael McElhatton, Joseph Mawle and Michael Smiley.
The film will be released in the UK on Friday 13th November 2015.
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All of the following menus includes a choice of 2 sides dishes listed below. Other side dishes listed carry an upcharge. We use fresh, quality ingredients and products for the food dishes we prepare. In addition, we offer our Award Winning sauces, ribs and homemade ice cream, for your event. These menus pertain to cooking and serving on site. The menus listed are guides rather than menus set in stone. When I first started catering in 1995, I listed meats and sides, but clients could not choose a menu for an event, so I elected to put together suggested packages. This does not limit a client to put their own package together from food items we provide. We also provide drop off service, pick up at our location and pig roasts dropped off and carved onsite at your event.
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Many of us are practicing for the League race on this upcoming track.
This is a chance for league drivers to test their setup and get a race simulation run and for club drivers to mix it up with league drivers and have some fun.
Its also a nice way to see if this league is for you.
Server: RACEDEPARTMENT VWSR F3.5
Server password: Click here
Car: Formula Renault 3.5 2014 Download
Track: Suzuka GP Download
MOD: Download
Weather: Dry
Road condition: Rubber on track were possible
Tyre wear: Normal
Fuel use : Normal
Mechanical failure: Time scaled
Auto-clutch: Allowed
Parc fermé: except: brake bias and pressure, fuel level and pit strategy and tires.
Note: If you didn't set a lap time during quali, everything is still open.
Practice: On race day the server will be open all day to practice
Qualification: 20:20 GMT (Q1 and Q2: 5 min superpole)
Warmup 1: 5 minutes
Race 45 minutes
Qually Q1 and Q2: Server will dived the grid into 2 groups at random: Q1 and Q2.
So you'll be in Q1 or Q2 to do your super-pole lap.
Starting Procedure:
Reconnaissance time: 3,5 min total:
You'll have 60 sec to exit the pit lane. If not: You'll start from the pit lane with cold tires.
After that: you still have 150 sec to drive to the starting grid on your own tempo to pre-heat tires, brakes, engine and to drive to your starting position. If you are not on your starting position in time, you'll be spawned on your spot in Neutral.
DRS rules: DRS only available in the DRS zone at all sessions
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Hidden from view between Victoria Reservoir and Orange Kloef is a wonder world of a milk woods forest, carpets of moss and rocky nooks and crannies - an explorer's paradise!
A splendid hike to the top of a beautiful little koppie with magnificent views of the whole peninsula.
Lots of red Disas on a rainy morning.
Every year from late January to mid February the Disas bloom on Table Mountain.
When you are invited to a picnic, why not walk there.
A nice hike with a couple of easy scrambles, some caves and the beautiful Echo Valley forest.
A lovely mix of ancient indigenous forest and views of the Groot River estuary.
A classic walk to a wonderfully secluded beach.
Nice easy hike with spectacular views from the top of the Rock. The reserve also offers fantastic mountain biking opportunities.
Every year the new students in the National Astrophysics and Space Science Programme - www.star.ac.za - embark on a hike on Table Mountain as part of their pre-academic year summer school programme. This year we began in Newlands forest, headed up to the contour path and then up Newlands ravine.
This is one of Table mountain's hidden gems with incredible views of Orange Kloef, subterranean forests, rocky nooks and crannies and a narrow hole that links one side of the mountain to the other!
A perfect morning for one of the hiking jewels of Table Mountain. An exciting assent to the to the top up the "Three Firs" route was followed by an excursion into the depths of Tranquility Cracks and breakfast on the balcony overlooking Camps Bay and Lion's head. We descended back to the Pipe Track via Corridor Ravine after which the new NASSPies headed for lunch on the beach front.
Ah Venice, spectacularly beautiful and truly unique. Everyone should visit this amazing city once in their lives and spend several days exploring the narrow streets and getting completely lost. Try and avoid the over-priced tourist eateries and do what the locals do - pop into Venice's bacari for cicheto and ombra (a small glass of wine).
One of my favourite corners of the Cape, with caves, nooks, crannies and indigenous forests to explore.....
If you like scrambling and exploring nooks and crannies, this one is for you. There are also breathtaking views over Constantia Nek and Orange Kloof, making the bushwhacking efforts worthwhile.
A walk that has everything from magnificent views over Orange Kloof, to squeezing through a "Hole in the Wall" to emerge in a hidden indigenous forest.
A lovely hike across the mountain, starting with a stroll along the Pipe Track and then making a rapid assent up the Three Firs route. From the top, we crossed Slangolie ravine and made a detour to the subterranean cracks which shelter a number of ancient yellowood trees, and out onto a marvellous breakfast deck with a magnificent views of Camps Bay and Lion's Head below.
Another wonderful drive to end what has been a memorable visit to Sanbona Game Reserve. The family of white lions was the highlight, even though they were some distance away.
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text: 2000. The interesting feature of this guitar is that, as its name suggests, it has both a built-in midi pickup and a Roland GK-2A system. It's very useful for studio work having a midi controller and a classic sounding guitar on the same instrument. It is also a nice guitar with a very nice touch. I replaced the tuners for Sperzels and the original pickups, which were not very good, for those of a Stratocaster 25 anniversary which give me the classic Strat sound.


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Raleigh, N.C. – More North Carolina citizens support the death penalty as justice for violent crimes than ever before according to a new poll released today by the Civitas Institute.
According to the live caller poll of 600 likely voters, 70 percent said they support the death penalty for violent crimes. Twenty percent said they were opposed and 10 percent said they were not sure.
Legislative and administrative roadblocks have imposed a de-facto moratorium on the death penalty in North Carolina. The last death penalty sentence was carried out on August 18, 2006.
"Once again we have an issue in the death penalty that is overwhelmingly supported by the voters of North Carolina but is blocked by a small cabal of elected officials and special interest groups," said Civitas Institute President Francis De Luca. "In fact, instead of bringing justice to cold-blooded killers and peace to the families of their victims, the General Assembly has taken steps, like the Racial Justice Act, to further remove capital punishment as an option for prosecutors."
Support for the death penalty has remained consistently high throughout Civitas' five years of polling with support at never less than 60 percent.
Additionally, support for the death penalty remains a bipartisan issue among North Carolina voters with 59 percent of Democrats, 75 percent of unaffiliated voters and 82 percent of Republicans in support.
The Civitas Poll is the only monthly live-caller poll of critical issues facing North Carolina. The Institute will host its 5th anniversary poll luncheon on Wednesday, April 28 at 11:30 a.m. at the North Raleigh Hilton. Event information can be found at http://www.nccivitas.org/events/. For more information on Civitas polling see www.nccivitas.org/media/poll-results/.
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Do you support or oppose the death penalty for violent crimes?
Support – 70%
Oppose – 20%
Not Sure – 10%
Click here for full results and crosstabs.
This poll of 600 likely general election voters in North Carolina was conducted April 13-15, 2010 by Tel Opinion Research of Alexandria, Virginia. All respondents were part of a fully representative sample of registered voters in North Carolina. For purposes of this study, voters we interviewed had to have voted in either the 2004, 2006 or 2008 general elections or were newly registered voters since 2008.
The confidence interval associated with a sample of this size is such that: 95 percent of the time, results from 600 interviews (registered voters) will be within +-4% of the "True Values." True Values refer to the results obtained if it were possible to interview every person in North Carolina who had voted in either the 2004, 2006 or 2008 general elections or were newly registered voters since 2008.


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A man has been beaten to death after residents accused him of murdering a seven-year-old girl in Kwanokuthula near Plettenberg Bay, Western Cape police said on Tuesday.
Captain Malcolm Pojie said about 2000 people interrogated the man about the missing girl before he led them to a deserted area on Monday afternoon.
"He allegedly pointed out the body of Siphokazi Nini, who was reported missing on Sunday evening. The mob attacked the 37-year-old man, pelting him with stones and other objects until he died," Pojie said.
Nini went missing on Sunday morning."When her grandparents woke up at 6am, they discovered the girl was gone."
He said two murder dockets had been opened — one for the missing girl and one in connection with the mob killing.


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If you manage a software testing company (or team) for long enough, you'll eventually run into one or both of the following:
- When business is booming, should your next hire be an experienced tester or a relative newcomer?
- When business is hurting, should your next layoff be the veteran tester or the novice?
These 2 questions are really just different ways of asking the same thing:
When developing software products, which counts for more:
- Age (i.e. experience and wisdom)
- Youth (i.e. objectivity and novelty)
Let's take a look.
Why Experience Matters When Developing Code
Making the case for age and experience is pretty easy.
In quick order, experienced testers and developers:
- make fewer mistakes
- know how to ask the right questions (and why)
- discover underlying problems more easily
- can synthesize new information much faster
- require less training and handholding
As a result, experienced testers are "usually" far more productive and economical – even when you factor in their higher salaries/benefits.
But is age an automatic asset in an industry that thrives on lateral thinking and perpetual innovation? Will you always receive more bang for your buck when bringing in seasoned veterans in lieu of software testing novices?
Not necessarily. Let's review why.
How Inexperience Leads to Better Software
Making the case for inexperience (or youth) is a little trickier. But the benefits are no less real.
To illustrate this, consider the following:
You're standing in front of a bathtub full of water. On the floor, you find:
- a 3 oz. spoon
- a 12 oz. teacup
- a 5 liter bucket
Your mission is to empty the bathtub in the most efficient way possible.
If you're like 99.999% of adults, you'll use the bucket. It offers the highest returns with the least effort.
But if you're like most kindergarteners out there, your solution is much simpler.
   Just pull the plug and let the water drain out on its own.
Newbies are not blinded by biases or groupthink.
They're not slave to the same assumptions and confines that normally come with experience. They literally think outside-the-box and come up with questions, answers, problems, and solutions that the rest of us completely miss.
As relative outsiders, inexperienced software testers challenge established norms and force us to rethink our own thinking.
In short, lateral leaps are invaluable. They open up new vistas and illuminate potential problems.
So Which Software Tester Is Best for Your Team?
Based on my own experience, this either/or mentality is a false choice. Youth and wisdom are 2 very different assets that offer very different advantages (and disadvantages).
When faced with the prospect of expanding or contracting your software team, your best bet is to strive for balance. Diversity of opinion, age, gender, race, and experience often yields greater results than conformity does. Just think of all the software debacles that could have been prevented by consulting outsiders (yes – even kindergarteners).
This is why many of the most successful companies promote from within and recruit from outside. They also invest heavily in diversity outreach to ensure a healthy mix of perspectives and skills.
But mixing it up is not sufficient in and of itself – especially in the world of software testing.
To maximize your recruitment efforts (or to mitigate the damage of scaling back your team), we recommend the following:
- Make open communication central to all software development efforts. Testers, coders, and management must all be on the same page from Day 1 (see here for more).
- Education and training should never stop – ever. The least experienced among us have much to learn. But even seasoned veterans must constantly evolve or become obsolete (see here for more).
Do you agree with the above assessment? Or am I way off?
At Testuff, we'd love to hear your thoughts on the debate between experience and novelty. Please comment below and share your own insights.


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Executive in Charge of Music & Soundtracks for the Walt Disney Studios Motion Picture Production & the Disney Music Group:
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Executive Soundtrack Album Producer:
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Soundtrack Album Producer:
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Score Co-Produced by
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Music Production Supervisor:
Monica Zierhut
Music Creative/Marketing for the Walt Disney Studios Motion Picture Production:
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Business/Legal Affairs for the Walt Disney Studios Picture Production:
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Song Consultant:
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Director of Soundtracks for the Disney Music Group:
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Score Recorded & Mixed by
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Score Recorded & Mixed at
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Music Editors:
Ladd McIntosh
Geoff Stradling
Jennifer Hammond
Larry Rench
Music Preparation:
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Featured Musicians:
Lisbeth Scott
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Hugh Marsh
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Richard Harvey
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Concert Master:
Perry Montague-Mason
Orchestra Contractor:
Isobel Griffiths
The Bach Choir
The Apollo Voices
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Mastered by
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Harry Gregson-Williams would like to give Special Thanks to:
Erin, Jessie, & Josh Gregson-Williams, Andrew Adamson, Stephen Barton, Halli Cauthery, David Buckley, Meri Gavin, Monica Zierhut, Clare Bannister & everyone at Wavecrest Music
Regina Spektor would like to give a Special Thanks to:
Joe Mendelson, Ron Shapiro, Rosemary Carroll, Michael Goldstone, Evan Lamberg, Gaines Sturdivant, Monica Zierhut, Mitchell Leib, Ashley Olauson, Andrew Adamson, Harry Gregson-Williams, Pete Cobbin, Kirsty Whalley, Stephen Barton, Meri Gavin & everyone at Abbey Road, all the musicians from the Abbey Road sessions who played on this song, & all the wonderful people who I met working on this film in springtim London
Special Thanks to:
David Agnew, Maria Alonte, Lesley Allery, Guy Barker, Bob Cavallo, Cara Cheeseman, Nancy Dolan, Lindsay Fellows, Alexandra Flores, Chris Foster, Kaylin Frank, Ryan Gaines, Stephanie Harris, Ryan Hopman, Mark Johnson, Lewis Jones, Sim Evan-Jones, Sylvia Krask, Chris Lean, Charlotte Matthews, Ashley Olauson, Kevin Padfield, Liz Richards, Ron Shapiro, David Temple, Jessie Thiele, Margaret Whitman, Keith Wilson, Reggie Wilson, everyone at the Hospital, the crew at Abbey Road Studios, & the entire staff at Walt Disney Records & the Disney Music Group
Release date : 05/13/2008
Prince Caspian Flees (4:33)
The Kings And Queens Of Old (3:26)
Journey To The How (4:39)
Arrival At Aslan's How (2:53)
Raid On The Castle (7:00)
Miraz Crowned (4:42)
Sorcery And Sudden Vengeance (6:15)
The Duel (5:51)
The Armies Assemble (2:17)
Battle At Aslan's How (5:14)
Return Of The Lion (4:10)
The Door In The Air (7:50)
The Call - Regina Spektor (3:07) *
A Dance 'Round the Memory Tree - Oren Lavie (3:38)
This Is Home - Switchfoot (3:58)
Lucy - Hanne Hukkelberg (4:31)
*Arranged & produced by
Harry Gregson-Williams
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|| 2014-07-29 21:00:57
was harry ever in talks to do narnia 3 or was he scrapped from the get go?
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2014-08-01 20:25:11
He was scrapped, and he said in an interview that it was entirely because of the new director, but that he had no hard feelings. He only did the first two because of his relationship with that Andrew Adamson, so when the director was changed, it was logical that HGW would go. He did say, though, that he would be disappointed if Andrew Adamson returned for Narnia 4 and asked for Arnold instead. ;)
Replies: 0 || 2013-10-09 22:54:34
I know Stephen Barton did Miraz Crowned, but did he also do Journey to the How ("In the Boat" on the complete score, I believe it's called)?. It starts out with a sound IDENTICAL to the beginning of All Ghillied Up in COD4.
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|| 2013-10-01 21:38:19
Kinda bummed that Gregson-Williams didn't use the cue from the Battle in the First Narnia.
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Edmund Meinerts
2013-10-01 21:50:58
He did! Bits and pieces of it are all over the action music in Prince Caspian. Plus, why would you want him to reuse the same music?
2013-10-01 23:16:30
I don't want him too. but too use that would just have been cool like the Raiders march use in all the Indiana Jones soundtracks.
Edmund Meinerts
2013-10-01 23:50:28
But the Raiders March is a theme, not an entire seven minute cue. I wouldn't want the "Desert Chase" to pop up in Last Crusade, for instance. As for themes from the first Narnia, HGW carries them over plenty.
2013-10-02 00:02:11
Well I do know that I don't want the the Desert chase the whole time either I'm talking the cue from 0:37 too 1:17 that particular Arrangement is awesome and I would have liked to have it in the second film. But you can't always get what you want.
Edmund Meinerts
2013-10-02 00:10:02
Ah, I see. Yeah, I love that moment too. Still, overall I think Prince Caspian is a better score than the one that came before it (and after it, for that matter).
2013-10-02 00:24:07
Prince Caspian for me is one of those scores where I like the album better than the full score, since the album highlights the new material. Every single time I see that movie, I feel like it suffers from a bit too much reuse/temp tracking. For example, the way they reused the "White Witch" and "Evacuating London" cues when the Pevensies enter Narnia, or the way they reused...one of the cues which I don't remember the name of...when Lucy first saw Aslan. There were other examples as well, but I would have to either listen to the score or watch the movie to remember them precisely.
Unrelated, I found it a shame that several minutes of the castle raid sequence (before the album track plays) were nowhere on the album.
Edmund Meinerts
2013-10-02 00:36:46
Yeah, I agree Mike. There's a few too many cues just tracked in from the first one...not nearly as bad as On Stranger Tides or The Dark Knight Rises, though. And the new material is good, especially some of the action music.
Good point about the first half of the castle raid sequence. Can't believe that was missing from the album compared with some of the tracked stuff they did put on. Reepicheep's little muted trumpet theme is brilliant! Ultimately I think both the complete score and the album are lacking, and the best thing is to kinda build your own album out of the best bits from the complete. ;)
2013-10-02 00:38:39
Oh yeah Caspian Is a great score.
2013-10-02 16:24:29
Edmund, are you judging TDKR off the album? Because the album is most of the reused music in the movie (sadly; awful presentation of the score). Within the film there is a lot of new material, and I'd say the reused stuff is the minority of the score.
2013-10-02 17:41:29
I love the Dark Knight Rises Score. And I don't think it repeated music too much......Now POTC4 did.
Edmund Meinerts
2013-10-02 17:46:12
A lot of the action cues like "Batman Chased" seem like they're cobbled together from the action music in BB and TDK. But mostly my issue is with the finale ("Rise" on album) which is basically a weaker rehash of "A Dark Knight". But I've also heard the complete score and it still strikes me as though there's too much tracking in. Sure there's some new material, and it's better than On Stranger Tides (to be fair, everything's better than On Stranger Tides), but it's still a disappointment I think. The vast majority of the new material is in the suites Zimmer wrote and a lot of that stuff didn't even make the film, which makes me wonder how much Nolan is to blame as well.
2013-10-02 18:01:16
I would suggest giving it another listen. The only really notable rehashes are, as you said, "Batman Chased" and "Rise". There's also "Remember Where You Parked It?" and "On Thin Ice - Batman Returns", which are rearrangements of old stuff. But if you look at the cue sheet, listen closely to the score, or just watch the movie, a good 75% of the stuff is new. Still, I think Begins was the strongest of those scores from a purely enjoyable standpoint. TDK felt very polished, but the Joker music and a lot of the other "noise" tracks made it a weak listen sometimes.
It is a shame, though, especially in the case of TDKR's "Rise", that they just regurgitated TDK's finale in weaker form. They should have used the final few minutes of the Wayne Manor suite.
2013-10-02 18:04:05
EDIT: There's also "For Old Times' Sake", "Handing Over the Reactor", and "Chasing the Convoy East". As for Nolan being to blame, I'm sure that's part of it. He was initially going to temp TDK for the most part, but Hans and James insisting on writing at least SOME new themes.
2013-10-02 18:04:46
Was there new Batman stuff in the Wayne Manor Suite.
and I thought that On thin Ice was a nice new Arrangement. It was really refreshing to me.
2013-10-02 18:06:39
Give the Wayne Manor suite a listen when you have 20 min to spare, MacArthur. Many new themes in there. And btw, I'm not referring to the album track "On Thin Ice", which is indeed new. I'm referring to the cue from the complete score when they light up the Bat-signal and Batman appears out of the shadows.
2013-10-02 18:11:37
Ok.....Haha, Thanks I'll do that.
2013-10-02 18:14:54
And just for the record....beginning at 6:58 in that suite is awesome. The arrangement of it in the movie was less exciting.
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|| 2013-09-24 17:08:35
One quick thing why didn't Harry Gregson-Williams do the score for the 3rd Narnia?
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2013-09-24 17:33:21
I believe it had to do with the director of the third one usually collaborating with David Arnold.
2013-09-24 18:59:30
Odd.....Cause Gregson-Williams did it better
2013-09-24 19:01:00
Mike you catholic or something
2013-09-24 21:34:33
I disagree. I thought David Arnold's score was far, far superior. To each his own...
Edmund Meinerts
2013-09-24 22:17:01
Yeah, Michael Apted directed Dawn Treader and he had previously done, among other things, The World is Not Enough with Arnold. I think Arnold did a fine job but Harry's scores were among the first I ever heard so I ultimately prefer them by a hair (especially Prince Caspian here).
2013-09-24 22:52:47
I am Catholic, yes, but that relates to this how?
2013-09-24 22:55:59
And yes, I agree, HGW did it better.
2013-09-25 02:05:58
Sorry Mike I saw you say Praise Jesus. So I was Just wondering. lol.
2013-09-25 05:21:31
I am not Catholic, and I praise Jesus everyday.
2013-09-25 06:34:14
No that's good don't take offense to it please. I wasn't meaning it in a bad way. I'm Actually a Christian myself so I also praise Jesus every day. I was Actually named after the Narnia books.
2013-09-25 09:13:26
Your name is Reepicheep?
2013-09-25 09:29:15
We already have one Edmund here :)
2013-09-25 16:34:54
I'm not offended, just wondering what prompted the question.
2013-09-25 16:53:09
Awesome, Mac:) And to you, too, Mike :)
2013-09-25 17:13:15
Not Edmund or Reepicheep
2013-09-25 18:44:48
This is first time I've ever seen someone bring up christianity or religion on the internet without someone getting offended or an atheist trying to convert anyone.
Good job HZ.com. :)
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Ricky Agrawal
Replies: 0 || 2011-03-27 00:00:00
How could i get the songs of Narnia 2008
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Replies: 0 || 2010-08-29 00:00:00
Is there some way to get the music from the beginning of the attack on the castle? It's some of my favorite music, but it's not on the CD.
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Replies: 0 || 2010-02-06 00:00:00
yes there is a bootleg...3cd riped from an internal promo dvd
not easy to find
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Replies: 0 || 2010-02-05 00:00:00
If there is, I can't find it :(
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Replies: 0 || 2010-02-04 00:00:00
Is there any complete bootleg for this one?
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Bruno Lasala
Replies: 0 || 2009-11-28 00:00:00
Excelente score. No esperaba menos de Harry.
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Replies: 0 || 2009-06-20 00:00:00
I love the song The Call!!!
It makes me cry still!!!
I've watched literally 100 times!!!
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weston random
Replies: 0 || 2009-02-17 00:00:00
the call is a beautiful song.it's easy to memorize and fun to sing.me and my friend know it by heart.
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Replies: 0 || 2008-11-19 00:00:00
Harry 's best score is Kingdom Of Heaven Complete. There are in this album all the themes ensentially remixed for this soundtrack.
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Mario Soundtrack
Replies: 0 || 2008-11-19 00:00:00
That do an edicion special of 2 disks and put all the subjects of the movie!!!
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tibo vertessen
Replies: 0 || 2008-10-12 00:00:00
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Replies: 0 || 2008-08-30 00:00:00
Add in the credits Richard Harvey musician: ethnic woodwinds ^^
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Replies: 0 || 2008-07-07 00:00:00
i think it's very amazing movie
I loved it
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Replies: 0 || 2008-06-26 00:00:00
o.0 love it
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Replies: 0 || 2008-06-21 00:00:00
Just saw the movie, and as usual there are once again a lot of good stuffs from the movie missing. Gotten ready for my ranting? ;D
* The opening credits and first half of the Prince Caspian Flees sequence
* Brawl at the Station sequence, arrival to Narnia (if I remember correctly, it's totally unreleased)
* Caspian's flight through the forest with Ninambrik (?) and the badger and saving the latter from some Telmarines (great percussion)
* The whole portion of the Pevensies' travel through Narnia after Lucy is saved from a wild bear
* Caspian rallies his troops in the cave (?) and tells them he's the rightful heir
* Lucy's dream sequence (a very beautiful, long piano/woodwind driven piece, I cannot understand why they left it out. Two thumbs up to HGW on this one!! :-)
* Pevensies' first encounter with Caspian and Peter and the latter's subsequent duel (as far as I remember this was a great piece)
* The Army salutes Caspian and the Pevensies' as they arrive at Aslan's How; this featured a GREAT reprise of the theme from the first movie and reduced me nearly to tears when I saw it was unreleased.
* The full first half of the Raid On The Castle sequence (when Peter, Caspian and others actually infiltrate the Castle and take down the Telmarine guards)
* Repicheep's muted trumpet theme (this really pissed me off that they didn't release it!!)
* A part of the second half of the Raid On The Castle sequence when Peter escapes on a Griffin from Miraz's castle
* Miraz Arrives - the Telmarine army arrives at Aslan's How before the Duel parlay scene. This is a faster, percussion-driven version of "Miraz Crowned"
* Parts of "Battle At Aslan's How" and the second half of "Door In The Air" seem to be missing, although I'm not sure.
There must be more, surely too, but these are the ones that were stuck in my head after seeing the movie. So let's keep our hopes up for a bootleg! ;-)
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Replies: 0 || 2008-06-17 00:00:00
I think i love ben barnes...
so much!
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Replies: 0 || 2008-06-17 00:00:00
Just look in here!
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Replies: 0 || 2008-06-16 00:00:00
for Dobby :)
Written and Performed by Regina Spektor
Arranged and Produced by Harry Gregson-Williams and Regina Spektor
I admit... I like this song and "This Is Home". But, I HATE "A Dance 'Round the Memory Tree" as much as "Winter Light" from LWW :P
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Replies: 0 || 2008-06-16 00:00:00
Who wrote The Call?!?!?!? I NEED TO KNOW!!!!!!!!!!!
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Replies: 0 || 2008-06-10 00:00:00
This song is xcellent!
this song is come in ending,when caspian & susan kissing!
sooooooooooooooooooo sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet..........!
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Replies: 0 || 2008-06-10 00:00:00
i love it so much!
but katie,were album!
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Replies: 0 || 2008-06-07 00:00:00
i love the song the call i tryed to buy it on itunes but it is album only but the song is great
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Replies: 0 || 2008-06-07 00:00:00
i love the song the call i tryed to buy it on itunes but it is album only
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i love the song the call i tryed to buy it on itunes but it is album only
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The Chronicles Of Narnia - Prince Caspian soundtrack - Harry Gregson-Williams 2008


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On one of my many weekend hikes as a boy in the very early 90's – apart of the 1st Laurieton Scouts – we were on a two-day hike from Herons Creek to Swans Crossing. After zig-zagging and crossing Upsalls Creek many times to navigate to our waypoint, we ventured to higher ground to find Upsalls Creek Road.
Stumbling through the thick overgrowth, we spotted what looked like the resemblance of old bridges, tressels, and structures.
Everything was overgrown and you could tell rot had well and truly set in. Having broken ahead of the rest of the scout pack – we took some time to explore the area until the rest of the pack caught up.
Intrigued, we asked out Scoutmaster "skip" what this was all about and was surprised to find out he knew all the local history of this tramline.
The tramway tramline run all the way from the Kendall village – all the way to Tipperary roughly following the lay of Upsalls Creek.
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