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1. Dr No 1962
2. From Russia With Love 1963
3. Goldfinger 1964
4. Thunderball 1965
5. You Only Live Twice 1967
6. On Her Majesty`s Secret Service
7. Diamonds Are Forever1971
8. Live And Let Die 1973
9. The Man With The Golden Gun
10.The Spy Who Loved Me
11.Moonraker 1979
12.For Your Eyes Only 1981
13.Octopussy 1983
14.A View To A Kill 1985
15.The Living Daylights 1987
16.Licence To Kill 1989
17.Goldeneye 1995
18.Tomorrow Never Dies1997
19.The World Is Not Enough
20.Die Another Day 2002
21.Casino Royale 2006
22.Quantum Of Solace 2008
23.James Bond 23
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Soundtrack: Best of Bond... James Bond CD+DVD
Specialutgåva i CD+DVD! CD'n är uppdaterad 2008, nu med ALLA hitsen! 23 låtar med alla
originalartisterna, nya till samlingen är Madonna, Chris Cornell och kd lang, som kompletterar Tina Turner, Paul McCartney, Shirley Bassey, Sheryl Crow, Duran Duran, Gladys Knight och många flera. DVD'n innehåller 6 musikvideor och dokumentären 'The Music Of James Bond'.
As 007 fans eagerly await the November 14 U.S. opening of MGM's new James Bond film, 'QUANTUM OF SOLACE,' Capitol/EMI announces an expanded CD, CD/DVD and digital release of 'The Best Of Bond… James Bond' on October 28. The CD and digital album both feature 23 musical standouts from the Bond franchise's 46 years plus a previously unreleased bonus track, and the CD/DVD includes five music videos, a filmed concert performance and more.
Just as James Bond has evolved over time, so have the films' memorable themes. 'The Best Of Bond… James Bond' collects an impressive selection of classic and contemporary Bond themes by many of popular music's top stars, including Paul McCartney and Wings' "Live & Let Die," Madonna's "Die Another Day," Duran Duran's chart-topping "A View To A Kill," Shirley Bassey's "Goldfinger," Tina Turner's "GoldenEye," kd lang's "Surrender," Sheryl Crow's "Tomorrow Never Dies," Chris Cornell's "You Know My Name," Carly Simon's "Nobody Does It Better," and Tom Jones' "Thunderball," among many others. John Arnold's previously unreleased "James Bond Theme" closes the collection.
EON Productions/Danjaq, LLC, is owned by the Broccoli family and has produced twenty two James Bond films since 1962, including 'QUANTUM OF SOLACE.' The James Bond films, produced by Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, make up the longest running franchise in film history and include the recent blockbuster films 'GoldenEye,' 'Tomorrow Never Dies,' 'The World is Not Enough,' 'Die Another Day' and 'Casino Royale.' EON Productions and Danjaq LLC, are affiliate companies and control all worldwide merchandising of the James Bond franchise.
The Best Of Bond… James Bond (CD, CD/DVD, Digital Album)
1. "James Bond Theme" - John Barry Orchestra
2. "From Russia With Love" - Matt Monro
3. "Goldfinger" - Shirley Bassey
4. "Thunderball" - Tom Jones
5. "You Only Live Twice" - Nancy Sinatra
6. "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" - John Barry Orchestra
7. "We Have All The Time In The World" - Louis Armstrong
8. "Diamonds Are Forever" - Shirley Bassey
9. "Live & Let Die" - Paul McCartney and Wings
10. "Man With The Golden Gun" - Lulu
11. "Nobody Does It Better" - Carly Simon
12. "Moonraker" - Shirley Bassey
13. "For Your Eyes Only" - Sheena Easton
14. "All Time High" - Rita Coolidge
15. "A View To A Kill" - Duran Duran
16. "The Living Daylights" - A-Ha
17. "Licence To Kill" - Gladys Knight
18. "GoldenEye" - Tina Turner
19. "Tomorrow Never Dies" - Sheryl Crow
20. "Surrender" - kd lang
21. "The World Is Not Enough" - Garbage
22. "Die Another Day" - Madonna
23. "You Know My Name" - Chris Cornell
24. "James Bond Theme" - John Arnold (previously unreleased)
1. "A View To A Kill" - Duran Duran (music video)
2. "For Your Eyes Only" - Sheena Easton (music video)
3. "GoldenEye" - Tina Turner (music video)
4. "The Living Daylights" - A-Ha (music video)
5. "All Time High" - Rita Coolidge (music video)
6. "Goldfinger" - Shirley Bassey (Live at Royal Albert Hall, 1974)
7. Documentary: "The Music Of James Bond"
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Doctor No CD
Music by Monty Norman 1962
Pris: 298:-
Nr : 007- 20010
THE ORGINAL SOUNDTRACK
Dr. No: 1962
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack [SOUNDTRACK]
John Barry, James Bond Films (Related Recordings)
This is a surprisingly good soundtrack...considering that many of the better pieces of the film, as such the breezy instrumental version of Underneath the Mango Tree at the film's finale, was left out.
Aside from the theme, here are some of the highlights...Underneath the Mango Tree, a beautiful song heard in the movie, and another version sung by Sean Connery himself. There are also several instrumental versions of the song on the soundtrack that are also great. Other songs like "Three Blind Mice", "Jamaica Jump Up" are also good, and best played for laughs.
The Island Speaks is an ominous piece that will have you on the edge of your seat. And there is also versions of the original James Bond theme that Norman wrote before Barry rearranged it (whatever THAT meant), one of which is as slinky and sexy as a theme can be.
The downers...well, Dr. No's Fantasy, whatever that was. And Audio Bongo...strictly filler.
Dr. No is a very good soundtrack overall, and you won't be disappointed.
From Russia With Love CD
Music by John Barry 1963
From Russia With Love: 1963
This is the first Bond score John Barry wrote, and began a legacy - Barry went on to write another 11 scores for the Bond franchise.
In his score, Barry clearly captures the spirit of Russia through his remarkable talent of instrumental writing. Although Lionel Bart wrote the theme tune, Barry arranged the music for orchestra. He effortlessly blends this tune into the score, often interweaving it with the 'James Bond theme' (for example in 'Opening Titles', 'Bond Meets Tania' and 'Death of Grant').
There are plenty of atmospheric tracks on the album, including 'Golden Horn', a light track with many strings playing pizzicato; 'Girl Trouble', dramatic music accompanying the famous gypsy girl fight; 'Guitar Lament', a sorowful piece featuring prominently the accoustic guitar; and 'Spectre Island', when an eerie melody played by the harp and piano is introduced.
The CD/film also features Barry's first use of the '007' theme, one that he would use subsequently in 'Thunderball', 'You Only Live Twice' and 'Moonraker'.
My personal favourite of the album (and I found it difficult to decide because all the tracks are of high quality) was 'James Bond with Bongos'. It was great to hear a different rendition of the infamous James Bond theme, this time with the bongo's percussive influence jazzing the piece up! In short, I thoroughly recommend this album to anyone; Bond fan or non Bond fan alike! I'm certainly glad I bought it!
Goldfinger CD
Goldfinger Pris: 298:-
Goldfinger: 1964 Original Motion Picture Soundtrack [SOUNDTRACK]
The soundtrack to Goldfinger is a famous one, and when it was released in 1964 it selled real good. Just like any other Barry-Bond-soundtrack it is a great CD, but still not one of the best. Barry didn´t found a perfect balance with action-songs, beatufil songs and exiting songs before his next Bond-score, Thunderball. The Goldfinger soundtrack doesn´t have a great balance.
The Main Title song Goldfinger is of course a superb one, and you can say nothing bad about that one. Probebly did John Barry understand how good this song was, cause in the soundtrack he works alot with it. In 5 five songs can we hear instrumental versions of the title song, both in very beatufil music (like in "Alpine Drive") and something like action-music (in "Dawn Raid on Fort Knox").
The entire instrumental version of the title track is not so good, and it "steals" some of the great tunes from "Dawn Raid on Fort Knox", but it doesn´t fit in the instrumental song.
Thunderball CD
Thunderball: Original Motion Picture Sound Track [SOUNDTRACK] 1965
This is one of the best james Bond soundtracks by John Barry. The Tom Jones' vocal has real power. A spectacular and haunting score. It really has that 'Bond Sound.' Highly recommended!
You Only Live Twice CD
You Only Live Twice: 1967
John Barry, Nancy Sinatra, James Bond Films (Related Recordings)
In, my opinion, this is one of Barry's best scores, along with Goldfinger and On Her Majesty's Secret Service. The music beautifully complements Bond's mission in Japan, and stands on its own as great music too. I would break down the tracks as follows: GREAT- "Fight at Kobe Dock- Helga", "Mountains and Sunsets", "Bond Averts World War Three", and the end titles. GOOD- "Capsule in Space", "The Death of Aki", "The Wedding", and "James Bond- Astronaut". OKAY: The title song, "A Drop in the Ocean", and "Countdown for Blofeld". The worst track was "Tanaka's World", which was boring and repetitive. I like all the music on this CD except that track. My main gripe is that they didn't include the music from the Little Nellie helicopter dogfight. Then I would give this CD more than 5 stars (if that were possible).
On Her Majesty's Secret Service CD
On Her Majesty's Secret Service: [SOUNDTRACK] 1969
John Barry's music for "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" ("OHMSS")
is clearly the best overall score in the entire Bond series. "Golfinger" is a
close second largely because of a knockout song, but "We Have All the
Time in the World," especially as sung by Louis Armstrong,
is itself a treasure and Barry's instrumental score is a bit better here.
The soundtrack on cd as released by Capital/EMI is acceptable except for
the expected missing cuts. As with all of the early Bond soudtracks,
the cds are reprints of the original recordings which, because of the
limitations of LPs, could only include so much music.
Some of these "missing" tracks have appeared in later recordings such
as Nic Raine's "Bond Back in Action," but true Bond and Barry fans still
yearn for the original recordings or Barry conducted updates.
Barry broke with tradition with "OHMSS" by using an instumental for
the title (lyrics were written but never used) making this a unique score.
And that main theme remains definitive...it is Bond, and even though
Sean Connery is missing in this film, Barry is quick to give a musical
reminder of what we are about to experience. If any of the Bond scores
deserves an expanded edition (and several do: "Goldfinger," "Thunderball,"
"You Only Live Twice,") "OHMSS" should be at the top of the list. Still,
the score in the film is first rate, and this soudtrack recording will do quite nicely.
Diamonds Are Forever CD
Diamonds Are Forever: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack [SOUNDTRACK] 1971
The good news with "Diamonds Are Forever" (1971) was that Sean Connery had returned as 007, John Barry was back to do the music, and Shirley Bassey, again, was signed to do the title song. It was Connery's last appearance as James Bond with the Broccoli-Saltzman production company, and that was the bad news. Barry teamed with Don Black to produce one of the best songs in the Bond cycle, but like "You Only Live Twice," and "We Have All the Time in the World," "Diamonds Are Forever" broke from the brash model of "Goldfinger" and presented a more sultry tune. Bassey demonstrated her versatility in this fine performance. The title's main theme provided the musical framework for much of the instrumental score, but two other themes also emerged, a campy and sinister theme for Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd, and something of a variation on Barry's "Space March" from "You Only Live Twice." The score worked well on the screen, and has proven to be one of the most enduring soundtracks. Clearly, the key to the success of this score is the main theme from the title song. A major part of the music flows from a variety of interpretations of that theme including a subtle and interesting combination with the Norman-Barry James Bond Theme in "Bond Meets Bambi and Thumper." Two cuts that were not included on the original soundtrack appear on the Nic Raines "Bond Back in Action" ("Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd" and "Blofeld's Laser"), but the music contained in them is pretty well represented on the soundtrack. While the score seems a bit less dynamic than earlier Barry entries to the Bond cycle, the title song and theme are important and delightful additions.
Live and Let Die CD
Music by George Martin 1973
Live and Let Die [SOUNDTRACK] 1973
George Martin, Wings, Paul McCartney, James Bond Films (Related Recordings)
Live and Let Die" (1973) introduced a new Bond, Roger Moore, and a new musical team, Paul McCartney and Wings and former Beatle's producer, George Martin, to set the tone. The primary focus here was to produce a hit title with Paul and Linda McCarney and Wings. Martin simply came with the deal. The title remains one of the most dramatic and best songs of the series, and was especially striking with Maurice Binder's amazing opening and end titles. George Martin's score included a foundation based on the James Bond theme and the title song, but he also introduced a fine theme for Solitaire, and interesting island music for "Baron Samedi's Dance of Death" and "Sacrifice." Without McCartney and Wings, George Martin would not have sufficed, but together they produced one of the best non-Barry soundtracks.
The Man with The Golden Gun CD
The Man With The Golden Gun: 1974
(1974 Film): Original Motion Picture Soundtrack [SOUNDTRACK]
James Bond Films (Related Recordings), John Barry
THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN is a very underrated soundtrack. This is a very good CD. John Barry finally put an album together based mostly on the background score. Barry did not put an album out like this since his excellent YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE. The main theme is quite a catchy tune and is very recognizable to anyone who has seen the film. THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN has started to gather a small cult following. It's a Bond film with a comic slant that has all the elements of any good Bond film. Somehow the film looks like a very minor entry compared to the rest of the series. Yet that very fact gives it a unique and curious appeal. It is actually a very likable and entertaining film. One of the film's strengths is John Barry's score, which gives Bond a whole new slant. If you like the film you should like this CD because it covers most of the film's sequences from start to finish. This CD covers the creative music from Scaramanga's fun house, embodies several passages of the James Bond Theme and contains a great oriental flavor throughout. Highly recommended.
The Spy Who Loved Me CD
Music by Marvin Hamlisch 1977
The Spy Who Loved Me [SOUNDTRACK] 1977
For Albert R. Broccoli's tenth James Bond film, The Spy Who Loved Me, John Barry was unavailable to score the film. Marvin Hamlisch came in to bring a fresh new sound to the World of James Bond and he certainly did! The score for the film may sound dated by today's standards since it features many of those familiar 70's sounds and instruments. However, the score still holds up to be one of the best non-Barry James Bond music compositions. Goldfinger defines the Bond sound of the 1960s. A View to a Kill defines the Bond sound for the 1980s, and GoldenEye for the 1990's. But it is The Spy Who Loved Me which defines the Bond sound for the 1970's. My only complaint on this score is some of the music has been altered or changed from the film version to this CD version. For example, Bond 77 in the movie is a lot more enjoyable than on this score. And where on earth is the rest of that great music from when Bond and Anya are at the pyramids? Hopefully EMI will release a special version of the score with the original music. Until then, as Bond say's in The Spy Who Loved Me, "This was only intended to wet our appetites." It sure did wet mine.
Moonraker CD
Moonraker: 1979
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1979 Film) [SOUNDTRACK]
This is probably the most relaxing James Bond score to listen to. There are many beautiful melodies on this CD, with John Barry's usual excellent use of harmony. Clearly, the expansiveness of space has been captured in the music and there is an inspired use of choirs in some of the tracks, which contributes to the ethereal quality of the score.
I personally think the title song is very good, with a haunting and evocative melody. Shirley Bassey does the tune justice, for her third and, so far, final Bond theme tune. The title song also has a highly enjoyable 'funked up' 70's era arrangement at the end of the CD, reflecting the Disco in which the score was written.
The score also features John Barry's energetic '007 theme', which has featured thus far in 'From Russia With Love', 'Thunderball', and 'Diamonds are Forever'.
The only drawback of this CD was the the complete lack of the James Bond theme in the score, something as a James Bond score collector I always look out for!
For Your Eyes Only CD
Music by Bill Conti 1981
For Your Eyes Only: 1981(1981 Film) [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED] [EXTRA TRACKS] [SOUNDTRACK]
Bill Conti, James Bond Films (Related Recordings)
This CD release appends seven 'bonus tracks' of music not previously released on the original 1981 LP. But since the LP release already contained the best of the music from the movie, do not expect any real treasures in the added material. The 'bonus tracks' are excellent for providing a complete soundtrack, though they are mostly compilations of brief or slower pieces of incidental music.
Several interesting items about this album: A typo in the labeling of this CD release lists two track 3's and no track 5. The original LP release also was victim of a typo. The track described as "Gonzales Takes A Drive" was supposed to have been "Gonzales Takes A Dive" - a play on words since Gonzales is killed by Melina's arrow as he is diving into the pool. That typo has perpetuated in the back cover labeling of this CD release, but is corrected in the inside notes. And finally, the track labeled "Melina's Revenge" is really two pieces from the film. Only the first 35 seconds of the track contain the dramatic queue from the emotional closeup of Melina just after her parents are killed. The remainder of the track is the excellent action piece from the pre-credits helicopter sequence, which likely would have been separately titled "Have a Pleasant Fright."
Octopussy CD soundtrack
Music Composed and conducted by John Barry, lyrics by Tim Rice.
Total playing time : 36:06
Soundtrack review
John Barry returns once more to do the score to Octopussy. The result is sadly a bit lacklustre and disappointing. Rita Coolidge performs the title theme 'All Time High' which generally sets the tone for the rest of this CD soundtrack. The majority of the tracks are of the slower, softer nature with the occasional action track, although even these seem uninspired. There is genuine tension in 'Bond Look Alike' and 'Yo Yo Fight and Death of Vijay' that use themes that occur many times through the CD. Most of the tracks in a personal opinion are repetitive in nature so genuine highlights of the Octopussy CD soundtrack are few, although 'That's My Little Octopussy' is a nice piece based on the title theme.
Play listing
The tracks are mostly arranged in their movie sequence order. The only adjustment needs to be moving the title theme after 'Bond Look Alike' as shown below.
1. All Time High (3:05)
2. Bond Look Alike (3:01)
3. 009 Gets the Knife and Gorbinda Attacks (3:09)
4. That's My Little Octopussy (3:26)
5. Arrival at the Island of Octopussy (3:26)
6. Bond at the Monsoon Palace (3:06)
7. Bond Meets Octopussy (3:36)
8. Yo Yo Fight and Death of Vijay (3:47)
9. The Chase Bond Theme (1:59)
10. The Palace Fight (4:34)
11. All Time High (3:02)
Octopussy CD
Octopussy: 1983
Original MGM Motion Picture Soundtrack [Enhanced CD] [SOUNDTRACK]
John Barry, Tim Rice, James Bond Films (Related Recordings), Rita Coolidge
1983 Barry was back with Bond, he din´t to the score to For Your Eyes Only.
I must begin saying that I have the original soundtrack, so i have never hurd
songs nr. 3. 6. and 9., which are bonus on the CD:
This soundtrack is good. Real good.
When you listen to it, it reminds you about Barry´s work
for "From Russia With Love".
In those two soundtracks you have many dark and mystery
tunes, which work splendide.
In this album you also have a very good action-theme, which you hear for the first
time on Track nr. 2: "009 gets the knife and Gobinda attacks".
The theme returns in two more songs, "Yo-Yo fight and death of Vijay" and "Palace Fight".
Good soft songs are Track nr. 8. "Bond at Monsoon Palace"
and track nr. 10 "Bond meets Octopussy".
In Track nr. 13. works Barry very good with his action-theme
together with James Bond Theme.
The three best songs: Track nr. 2 "Bond look-alike" Track nr. 12 "The chase bomb theme" and
Track nr. 13. "Palace Fight". A traditional Barry score!
A View To Kill CD
A View To A Kill: 1985 [IMPORT] [SOUNDTRACK]
John Barry, Duran Duran
Japanese edition of soundtrack to the 1985 Bond film.
15 tracks including Duran Duran's hit title track.
Original soundtrack to the 1985 James Bond box office smash.
Features the title track performed by Duran Duran, plus three orchestral
reworkings of the main theme & eleven other tracks
This is a very hard to find CD. There are some really exciting tracks. I can definitely see the effort that John Barry put into this soundtrack. Tracks 1 & 15 feature the #1 hit title song: A VIEW TO A KILL sung by Duran Duran, and tracks like: 2 (Snow Job), 8 (He's Dangerous), & 14 (Golden Gate Fight) are great action tracks. They have all the same music on them but set up in different ways. Tracks 3,7,9,12 & 13 are great suspenseful tracks, and tracks 4 and 10 feature beutiful instrumental versions of A VIEW TO A KILL. The rest of the tracks are good and help keep this soundtrack together. All in all this is a great soundtrack, well worth the money you have to pay to get it.
1. The Living Daylights - a-Ha
2. Necros Attacks
3. Sniper Was A Woman
4. Ice Chase
5. Kara Meets Bond
6. Koskov Escapes
7. Where Has Everybody Gone? - The Pretenders
8. Into Vienna
9. Hercules Takes Off
10. Mujahadin And Opium
11. Inflight Fight
12. If There Was AMan - Pretenders - The Pretenders
13. Exercise At Gilbraltar
14. Approaching Kara
15. Murder At The Fair
16. `Assassin` and Drugged
17. Airbase Jailbreak
18. Afghanistan Plan
19. Air Bond
20. Final Confrontation
21. Alternate End Titles
The Living Daylights CD
The Living Daylights: 1987
The Living Daylights was the first of the Timothy Dalton Bond
portrayals but the last of the John Barry scores.
Though the film marked the 25th anniversary of Bond's cinematic prowess,
listeners can detect Barry's slumping enthusiasm for the '80s 007 incarnation.
The assortment of recording artists accompanying Barry, such as a-ha and the Pretenders,
may date the release, but the '80s synth pop sounds a bit refreshing in the face of
today's heavier beats. Barry himself even uses several synthesized rhythm tracks.
This disc includes almost a half hour of previously unreleased tracks of
incidental music from the film, including a typically exciting Bond pre-credits teaser theme.
The Living Daylights was John Barry's eleventh complete score for the Bond series,
and the instantly recognizable Bond/Barry sound was given a contemporary twist
through the use of synthesized rhythm tracks.
The CD also includes tracks by the Pretenders and a-ha.
Back on CD!
Includes additional music!
Artist/grupp:
Living daylights / James Bond (Rem)
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Licence To Kill CD
Music by Michael Kamen 1989
Licence To Kill: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Album [SOUNDTRACK] 1989
Michael Kamen mad here in Licence to Kill a good soundtrack, using a very different style of music. There are good scores in here like: Pam, James and Felix on Thei Way To Church and Licence Revoked, the beautiful title song by Gladys Knight and Dirty Love by Tim Feehan. Kamen made his job as a composer and Licence to Kill still is for a Collector!!!
In all honesty, I think this is one of the better bond soundtracks there are. Most of them usually sound all the same, but 'Licence To Kill' offers something different. Michael Kamen of the 'Die Hard' and 'Lethal Weapon' fame, amongst others, provides an exciting and hard hitting, yet beautiful score mixed with various songs from the film. Fans of the traditional bond style soundtracks may find this a little different at first, but watch the film a few times, give the CD a few listens and you'll love this album, great for any music fan, a gem for the bond fanatic.
CD - Virgin 8410482 / CDVUS100 (Italy, 1995)
CD - Virgin 8410482 / CDVUS100 (Ne, 1995)
CD - EMI Capitol 7-2435-41423-2-1 (USA, 2003) - to be released 25 February 2003
1. Goldeneye (Performed By Tina Turner) 4.46
2. The Goldeneye Overture 4.24
3. Ladies First 2.44
4. We Share The Same Passions 4.46
5. A Little Surprise For You 2.02
6. The Severnaya Suite 2.07
7. Our Lady Of Smolensk 1.01
8. Whispering Statues 3.26
9. Run, Shoot, And Jump 1.05
10. A Pleasant Drive In St. Petersburg 4.28
11. Fatal Weakness
12. That's What Keeps You Alone
13. Dish Out Of Water
14. The Sacle To Hell
15. Forever James
16. The Experience Of Love (Performed By Eric Serra)
Golden Eye CD
Music by Eric Serra 1995
Pris: 298:- US : $29
GOLDENEYE: 1995
I love the soundtrack. Its very oringianl and suits the film nicely. As GoldenEYE in its self was a highly original film, of which why i liked it. Also i can watch the film over and over again and listen to the score Soundtrack over and over.
GoldenEye is one of my favourite soundtracks of all Bond movies and I think Eric Serra's version of the James Bond Theme on this CD is great.I have to say that I'm tired of all these monotone Barry-soundtracks.Many hardcore-Bondfans complain about the lack of the original Bond theme on this soundtrack,but these people fail to see that other earlier Bond-soundtracks didn't have the 007-Theme at all (for example Moonraker or Diamonds are forever).And,if you should be honest: all great Bond-soundtracks are not by John Barry (For your eyes only,License to Kill,Tomorrow never dies,GoldenEye etc).It's a pity that Eric Serra didn't do an entire new version of the James Bond Theme,like Wings did it in Live and let die.I think of GoldenEye as one of the greatest Bond soundtracks ever although there's a lack of a real action-track and that's why I give it "only" four stars.
ERIC SERRA GOLDENEYE
Tomorrow Never Dies CD
Music by David Arnold1997
Tomorrow Never Dies: Music From The Motion Picture [SOUNDTRACK] 1997
A great piece of work by David Arnold. His first Bond soundtrack and he does a wonderful job. I really prefer the soundtrack to the movie itself. The theme song is just ok, "Surrender" is classic bond, "Backseat Driver" is my favorite track, "James Bond Theme" by Moby isn't that impressive, and the rest of the soundtrack is great, Arnold does a good job in bringing Bond back to his musical roots. Recommended.
The World is Not Enough CD
Music by David Arnold 1999
The World Is Not Enough: Music From The MGM Motion Picture [SOUNDTRACK] 1999
First off I want to say that David Arnold has done a magnificent job at capturing the spirit of 007 for the new millenium. His blend of traditional Bondian jazz blended in with techno is perfect. This is very similar to what John Barry did for THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS sountrack. Unlike Eric Serra (GOLDENEYE) he stays in familiar territory instead of going somewhere totally new and foriegn. As for Garbage's title track, WOW. This song also captures the spirit of the great title songs with excellent lyrics, vocales, and instrumentals.
The soundtrack album has one major flaw.... missing cues. While I was satified with the amount of coverage the soundtrack album had (unlike TOMORROW NEVER DIES which left out the entire second half of the film), I was upset that essentials like the gunbarrel cue and the entire end title track (which sounded awesome) did not make the CD. Someone needs to let the producers of these soundtrack albums to make the entire CD complete.
Personally I think that this is one of the best James Bond scores ever written and rank it with great contempary John Barry scores like THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS. I hope that for BOND 20....... DAVID ARNOLD WILL RETURN...
The CD is an enhanced CD containing the following CDROM material:
Madonna's "Die Another Day" Music Video
The Making of the Video segment
Bond Bonus Extras!
Women of Bond Gallery
Bond Movie Poster Gallery
The James Bond Theme - Bond Vs. Oakenfold Music Video
Music by David Arnold
Produced by David Arnold
Track 1 produced by Madonna and Mirwais Ahmazdai
Track 2 remixed by Paul Oakenfold
Orchestrated And Conducted by Nocholas Dodd
Programming by Rob Playford, Stephen Hilton
Additional Programming by David Arnold
Korean Percussion performed by Pete Lockett
Soloists on "Welcome to Cuba": Dave Hurtley (Piano), John Barkley (Trumpet), Richard Edwards (Trombome)
Vocal on Antonov: Natacha Atlas
Music Editor: Dina Eaton
Music Prep: Vic Fraser
Orchestra Contractor: Isabel Grifith
Orchestral Demos programmed by Matt Robertson
Recorded and mixed by Geoff Foster at Air Studios
Assisted by Jake Jackson, Chris Barrett
Mastered by Tim Young at Metropolis Studios
Executive Soundtrack Producers: Anita Camarata and Caresse Henry
"Die Another Day" (Madonna)
Comment: Actually the "The James Bond Theme - Bond Vs. Oakenfold" Music Video is included in the Bond Bonus Extras Section what means that these contents are not on the disc itself but only can be accessed via internet. Madonna's music video and the making of are directly included on the CD. They are available in mpg format and have an acceptable quality (of course still far from DVD quality). The pictures in the galleries are nice although they only have medium resolution (not watchable as full screen) what is a little bit a pitty for the posters as many details can not be seen.
Musik av David Arnold (2002)
Die Another Day CD
1. Die another day (performed by Madonna)
2. James Bond theme (Bond vs Oakenfold)
4. Hovercraft chase
5. Some kind of hero?
6. Welcome to Cuba
7. Jinx Jordan
8. Jinx & James
9. A touch of frost
10. Icarus
11. Laser fight
12. Whiteout
13. Iced inc
14. Antonov
15. Going down together
The Living Daylights LP (1987)
LP - Warner Bros. W25616-1 (1987)
1. The Living Daylights (a-ha) 4.14
2. Necros Attacks 2.00
3. The Sniper Was A Woman 2.27
4. Ice Chase 4.00
5. Kara Meets Bond 2.43
6. Koskov Escapes 2.20
7. Where Has Everybody Gone (The Pretenders) 3.33
8. Into Vienna 2.44
9. Hercules Takes Off 2.12
10. Mujahadin And Opium 3.09
11. Inflight Fight 3.08
12. If There Was A Man (The Pretenders) 2.44
Nr : 007 - 20310
License To Kill Maxisingel LP (1989)
Licence To Kill (Gladys Knight) - 1989
1. Licence To Kill 4.11
2. Pam 3.49
3. Licence To Kill (Extended Version) 5.13
1. Main Title-Thunderball (Performed By Tom Jones) 2.59
2. Chateau Flight 2.26
3. The Spa 2.40
4. Stwithing The Body 2.45
5. The Bomb 5.42
6. Cape Martinique 3.42
7. Thunderball 4.16
8. Death Of Fiona 2.39
9. Bond Below Disco Volante 4.12
10. Search For The Vulcan 2.32
11. 007 2.30
12. Mr. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang 2.48
The Spy Who Loved Me LP (1977)
LP - United Artists UA-LA774-H
1. Nobody Does It Better (Vocalist: Carly Simon)
2. Bond 77 (James Bond Theme)
3. Ride To Atlantis
4. Mojave Club
5. Nobody Does It Better (Intrumental)
6. Anya
7. The Tanker
8. The Pyramids
9. Eastern Lights
11. End Titles - Nobody Does It Better (Carly Simon)
The James Bond Thriller LP Vol. 3
Bond Back In Action CD
Special Limited Edition
från Dr No till Diamantfeber.
Nya digitala inspelningar med
tidigare outgiven musik, plus
The James Bond tema med VIC FLICK
gittaristen från orginalinspelning 1962.
CD: Bond Back In Action 2
Special Limited Edition.
Themes och suites av John Barry, Monty Norman, Bill Conti
och Marvin Hamlisch, från The Man With The Golden Gun till
Goldeneye. Ny digital inspelning inklusive tidigare
outgiven musik
DIVERSE ARTISTER
The Best Of Bond... James Bond
(Capitol) © 1999 1 tim 1 min 7(3)
007-agenten James Bond har funnits med oss ända sedan början av 60-talet.
Inför varje ny film har en artist eller grupp fått äran att spela in titellåten.
Bland de artister som nu finns på denna nya samling med alla James Bond-låtarna märks Tina Turner (Golden Eye - skriven av U2), Sheryl Crow (Tomorrow Never Dies), Tom Jones (Thunderball) och Gladys Knight (License To Kill).
Live And Let Die - som blev en slags signaturlåt även för Guns N'Roses - spelades först in av Paul McCartney och Wings för en Bond-film. Det är en annan av de allra bästa på denna nittonlåtarssamling.
Det mesta faller förstås inte inom pop- eller rockfacket. Flera låtar är verkligt trista ballader.
Men John Barry - som gjorde Bond-musiken i flera decennier - är en av filmhistoriens största stämningsskapare. En mästare som faktiskt började som ledare för ett rockband på 50-talet.
We Have All The Time In The World med Louis Armstrong och Shirley Basseys Goldfinger, Moonraker och Diamonds Are Forever är tillräckligt känslomässigt laddade för att fånga de flestas uppmärksamhet.
Sheryl Crows Tomorrow Never Dies från 1997 hör till höjdarna också.
The Best Of Bond... James Bond CD
Live And Let Die - som blev en slags signaturlåt även för Guns N'Roses - spelades först in av Paul McCartney och Wings för en Bond-film. Det är en annan av de allra bästa på denna nittonlåtarssamling. Flera låtar är verkligt vackra ballader.
JOHN BARRY The Collection
40 years of film music CD
4 cd set-56 tracks-250 min music
JOHN BARRY-The Collection 40 CD
John Barry - The Collection 40John Barry - The Collection - 40 år av Film Musik
The City of Prague Philharmonic conducted by Nic Raine.
Den ultimata hyllningen av John Barrys music, England mest succe`
och berömda compositör av film musik. Denna 4 CD box set innehåller
över 250 minuter av musik på 56 spår, inklusive musik från: Zulu,
From Russia With Love, Goldfinger, The Ipcress File, Born Free, You Only Live Twice,
The Lion In Winter, Midnight Cowboy, Walkabout, The Persuaders, King Kong, The Deep,
Somewhere In Time, Raise The Titanic, Body Heat, The Cotton Club, Out of Africa, Chaplin,
The Living Daylights, The Knack, The Specialist,
The Black Hole, Dances With Wolves.
Monty Norman
Soundtrack Briefing
Licence To Kill
Michael Kamen
Contact 007museum@telia.com
1. Dr No
2. Form Russia With Love
3. Goldfinger
4. Thunderball
5. You Only Live Twice
7. Diamonds Are Forever
8 Live And Let Die
15.The Living Daylights
16.Licence To Kill
17.Goldeneye
18.Tomorrow Never Dies
20.Die Another Day
21.Casino Royale
22.Quantum Of Solace
23.James Bond
Bond Charts
# Song Position
We Have All The Time In The World *
You Know My Name †
Nobody Does It Better ‡
Another Way To Die §
The James Bond Theme
All Time High ~
* From the film "O.H.M.S.S."
† From the film "Casino Royale"
‡ From the film "The Spy Who Loved Me"
§ From the film "Quantum of Solace"
~ From the film "Octopussy"
Name Scores
In Conversation With David Arnold
In the first part of this serialized interview, David Arnold talks about taking 007 back to the beginning..
1: Bond Begins
In the second part of this serialized interview, Arnold talks about the use of the famous James Bond theme...
2: James Bond Theme
In the third part of this serialized interview, Arnold talks about the theme song You Know My Name and working with Chris Cornell...
3: You Know My Name
In the fourth part of this serialized interview, Arnold talks about the feel of the score and the importance of Casino Royale...
4: Casino Royale & Bond Scores
In the fifth part of this serialized interview, Arnold talks about how Bond 22 may progress the style adopted for Casino Royale, and an unused song...
5: The Future
Alternate Music
MI6 uncovers the twists and turns that the You Only Live Twice theme song took, from Julie Rogers to Nancy Sinatra...
In 1994, the label of hit Swedish band Ace Of Base with a 50-million copy selling debut album turned down James Bond...
Alternative Music - GoldenEye
Showtime Orchestra, The– The Best Of James Bond
Prism Leisure – PLATCD 563
The tracks are performed by the Showtime Orchestra and Singers, but they sound nearly completely like the original recordings. Made in Belgium
1 Die Another Day
2 James Bond Theme From Dr. No
3 The World Is Not Enough
4 Goldeneye
5 The Man With The Golden Gun
6 Moonraker
7 You Only Live Twice
8 Nobody Does It Better
9 For Your Eyes Only
10 Octopussy
11 A View To A Kill
12 Live & Let Die
13 Diamonds Are Forever
14 From Russia With Love
15 Goldfinger
16 The Living Daylights
17 All Time High
18 Tomorrow Never Dies
19 We Have All The Time In The World
20 The James Bond Theme (Extended Version)
21 The James Bond Theme (Dance Version)
The– The Best Of James Bond
Showtime Orchestra. 21 soundtracks Kr 98: Price: € 13
The Best of James Bond CD
Bond themes by music superstars including Paul McCartney and Wings' "Live & Let Die," Madonna's "Die Another Day," Duran Duran's chart-topping "A View To A Kill," Shirley Bassey's "Goldfinger," Tina Turner's "GoldenEye," kd lang's "Surrender," Sheryl Crow's "Tomorrow Never Dies," Chris Cornell's "You Know My Name," Carly Simon's "Nobody Does It Better," and Tom Jones' "Thunderball," among many others. John Arnold's previously unreleased "James Bond.
Best Of Bond... James Bond
1. James Bond theme - John Barry & Orchestra
6. On her majesty's secret service - The John Barry Orchestra
9. Live and let die - Paul McCartney & Wings
10. The man with the golden gun - Lulu
15. A view to kill - Duran Duran
20. Surrender - K.D. Lang
24. James Bond theme (previously unreleased) - John Arnold
Price Euro 33
James Bond 007 Museum Nybro, Sweden . www.007museum.com
Contact: 007museum@telia.com tel. +46-481-12960 .Open Daily 10.00 - 17.00 (lunch 13-14) Sat 10.00-14.00
Adress: James Bond 007 Museum, Emmabodav.20, 382 45 Nybro, Sweden 0481-12960


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Mozilla announced they'll no longer accept extensions with obfuscated code. It's good news for users, maybe not so much for developers. Obfuscated code is (intentionally) nearly impossible to understand, and could easily be malicious. Let's unpack and break down a few concepts....
An API is an Application Programming Interface, but what's that really mean? In a more practical sense, it's one programmer hiding the (possibly messy) details of their own code behind a nice veneer, in order to make it easier for another programmer to consume it in their own program....

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PSN 2.0, Is It Time?
PSN actually works 99% of the time, the download speeds aren't pitiful and the hackers are locked out or thrown in jail
by Adam Thomas 13/07/2015
Yes it is, The End.
Only joking, it isn't the end. In fact this is only the start of the journey as we make our way to the Promised Land where PSN actually works 99% of the time, the download speeds aren't pitiful and the hackers are locked out or thrown in jail with some big, burly men if you catch my drift.
Now this has been an ongoing problem for years now, the most famous example being the massive hack in 2011 that brought the whole network down for months and lead to the publishing of thousands of people's account information, credit card details etc. It was a massive embarrassment during a period when Sony were playing catch-up in the Console War, after being well and truly humbled after the $599 debacle, and it cost them millions in compensation claims to people who suffered as a result.
This time it's a little different, Sony are well ahead in the current generation of the Console War with PS4 outselling Xbox One massively and becoming the second best-selling console after the extraordinary Wii. Lizard Squad's DDoS attack at Christmas last year only had PSN down for a few days which while annoying and inconvenient was nowhere near the scale of disaster of 2011. A few extra days of membership to replace the lost days and a PR disaster was averted.
But the underlying problems with PSN have continued and it's finally starting to boil up and if Sony doesn't act fast it could boil over and end in some sort of pitchfork and torches revolt by the players. The success of PS4 is adding a lot of fuel onto this potentially massive bonfire if someone or something decides to light it. There is a lot more paying customers on there now and that results in an expectation of the service to work and work well.
That is where the campaign for an improved PSN or PSN 2.0 comes in. It started on NeoGAF as a thread where suggestions for improvements that people would like to see could be shared and collated but now it's turned into a full blown campaign. The top suggestions are adding stability, being able to change your status (Online/Offline/Invisible/Busy), changing Usernames or PSN ID's (#pleaseshuhei), and improvements to the store and so on. Thousands have contributed to this so far and the campaign seems to be gathering pace.
Check it out on their website betterpsn.com, on Twitter @BetterPSN and tweet your support using the hashtag #BetterPSN with @yosp, @amboys, @andrewhouse_ps, @PlayStation in there to draw attention to the campaign and you can contribute, raise awareness of this campaign and hopefully get Sony to act soon to address these issues. #4thegamers was theirr big PR push with PS4 from launch, time to put that to the test.
I support the #BetterPSN campaign, I hope you do too.
Thanks for reading! You can find me here, on Facebook and Twitter @adamthomas1994. Feel free to use the #PlentyofLives hashtag and let me know what you think about the blog and all things Games, Gaming or Gamers.
Duckhunt!
P.S. I was going to post about Rocket League this week but thought I'd wait until the online component works and I've tried it out. So look out for that next week along with some videos on the YouTube channel if all goes to plan.
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Adam is a Writer, Editor & Podcaster here at Out of Lives. He casts a wide net across popular culture with video games & anime, in particular, featuring heavily in his work for the site. Hailing from a town just outside Glasgow, this Scotsman can usually be found roaming the Northern Realms on The Path or behind the wheel of a Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket Powered Battle-Car.
Fallen Order is a fantastic template on which to base a sequel and it is now clear which elements can, and need to, be improved....
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I loved The Callisto Protocol until its final chapter where the gameplay weakens, the scares become cheap, and the ending has no sense of finality, narratively or thematically...


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Wow, lowest price ever per the Camels.
I already had one of these sets without the D-Handle that I bought a couple years ago. I just bought this set up at an auction for ~$30 after tax and auction fees because it came with the D-Handle. And it doesn't hurt to have more than one router. This is a great tool, easy to use. The dust collection isn't the best but then again I haven't found a router yet that has great dust collection.
This is about $60 cheaper than I've every seen it. Plus it comes with the vey nice carrying case, in my opinion is worth at least $20.
So for the 3 years I've been watching things, this is by far the best deal!
Sigh... In for one. Thanks!
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How does this compare to the Bosch 1617EVSPK? I purchased that just recently but haven't used it yet. Should I return it and get this?
not the most educated on power tools but can this do what a "trim router" can do?
If you don't know what a router is used for, then you don't need a router. If you are curious what it is used for, Google is great at answering very basic questions.
A palm router is a lot smaller yet carries a big punch. The main reason why you'd want a palm router over one of these bigger ones is if you're dealing with fine detailing aka carving. Carving is so much fun, a part of woodworking I really never thought of until I started watching Dave Rhotens channel on YouTube. The DeWalt one is the best because of the clear base it comes with by default, it's excellent at control, you can use the extra glass thats sticking out with your fingers for granular accuracy.
If you go that route, look up the router bits they suggest, most are by Whiteside. $30 for one bit, but it cuts through like butter. And yes you can carve with a big one but trust me when I say it's a giant pain in the a$$.
I've cut with large roundover bits through red oak just fine without any burning to the wood.. that's not a joke, just did it two days ago and was amazing that little thing had so much power! I thought I'd have to eventually get one of these bigger ones too but its good enough. And can be used with a router table.
This is better if you dont plan on carving fine detailed work like signs or art. It has even more power which is never a bad thing. It's bulky yes, but when you're going down a board, the size of it actually makes it a bit more stable (granted it takes two seconds to make a jig to stabalize a hand router).
It's also better if you plan on using it as a planer, that extra power can handle more in shorter time without burning. Again, I've seen YouTubers use the DeWalt palmrouter without issues.. but still, doesn't hurt.
And a little side note, the palm router kit by DeWalt very rarely goes on any decent sales, and it's $20 less than this kit. If I had to start all over again, I'd still go with the palm router but if you dont care about carving - go with this and have fun routing.. they're extremely versatile, amazing little things.
All I need is another tool!
I personally have had a lot of trouble with this particular plunge base. The way the collar is designed its just a compression fitting around the motor which causes it to slowly creep upwards. This makes the plunge cut get shallower and shallower. I was observing this after just a few passes with a 1/2 straight bit. I believe this is a common issues with this router. I have yet to figure out how to fix it.


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Lecturers in Communication and Media
Rutgers The State University of New Jersey School of Communication and Information
Recruitment/Posting Title -Part-Time Lecturers (Adjunct Faculty) for the Master's Programs in Communication and Media and in Health Communication and Information (Spring 2021)
Department -SC&I - Communication
Salary -Salary per Credit
Posting Summary
The School of Communication and Information seeks part-time lecturers for its master's program in Communication and Media. Please see the description of our program at https://comminfo.rutgers.edu/academics/graduate/mcm and the list of courses we offer at https://comminfo.rutgers.edu/academics/courses?courses=&program=31. Within your cover letter, please let us know which courses in our program you feel most prepared to teach. Please submit a cover letter, resume/curriculum vitae, and names and contact information for at least three references. You may also upload any evidence of your teaching experience such as sample syllabi or course materials, results of student instructional ratings, or published work.
Posting Number -20FA1078
Posting Open Date -11/19/2020
Posting Close Date- 03/31/2021
Masters degree preferred; doctoral degree welcome. Professional work experience is typical for our part-time faculty
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, is a leading national research university and the state of New Jersey's preeminent, comprehensive public institution of higher education. Established in 1766, the university is the eighth oldest higher education institution in the United States. More than 69,000 students and 22,500 full- and part-time faculty and staff learn, work, and serve the public at Rutgers locations across New Jersey and around the world.
The School of Communication and Information (SC&I) on the Rutgers-New Brunswick campus houses a dynamic community of scholars who conduct engaged research and teach in the areas of communication, information science and information technology, journalism, librarianship, media studies, organizational and health communication, public relations, and other professional practice areas. SC&I has about 2,500 enrolled students and teaches thousands of other Rutgers students in our five undergraduate programs, two masters degrees, an interdisciplinary doctoral program, and non-degree continuing education programs. We value our culture of collegiality and work hard to support the success of our full- and part-time faculty, staff, and students. For more about the school and its activities, see: comminfo.rutgers.edu.
The Department of Communication is dedicated to advancing knowledge about communication and its practice in society. The department examines how meaning is created and negotiated in human interaction to address the personal, professional, and public communication challenges and opportunities posed by 21st century life. Our students become leaders in private, public and civil sectors by developing a deep and practical appreciation of how communication shapes the world in which we live. Research from SC&I's renowned faculty experts examines the complexity of communication processes related to five focal areas: communication and technology, health communication, interpersonal communication, language and social interaction, and organizational communication. SC&I's students may also acquire knowledge and skills allowing them to pursue careers related to strategic communication and public relations, leadership, health and wellness, relational and family communication, and a range of other options.
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Cousins, Rondo help Kings beat Pistons to stop 6-game skid
Kings snap losing streak with victory over Pistons
(AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)
Sacramento Kings forward Rudy Gay, left, works against Detroit Pistons forward Marcus Morris during the first quarter of an NBA basketball game in Sacramento, Calif., Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2015.
SOURCE: (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)
DeMarcus Cousins had 33 points and nine rebounds, Rajon Rondo had a triple-double, and the Sacramento Kings snapped a six-game losing streak with a 101-92 victory over the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday night.Rudy Gay scored 12 of his 25 points in the first quarter for the Kings. Rondo had his 24th regular-season triple-double, finishing with 14 points, 15 assists and 11 rebounds.Following a day of drama around the team, the Kings got a much-needed victory following a 1-7 start that was their worst since going 1-13 in 1990-91.Reggie Jackson and Marcus Morris both had 16 points for Detroit, which dropped its second straight game on a six-game road trip. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope added 15 points and Andre Drummond had 14 points and 17 rebounds.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) —
DeMarcus Cousins had 33 points and nine rebounds, Rajon Rondo had a triple-double, and the Sacramento Kings snapped a six-game losing streak with a 101-92 victory over the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday night.
Rudy Gay scored 12 of his 25 points in the first quarter for the Kings. Rondo had his 24th regular-season triple-double, finishing with 14 points, 15 assists and 11 rebounds.
Following a day of drama around the team, the Kings got a much-needed victory following a 1-7 start that was their worst since going 1-13 in 1990-91.
Reggie Jackson and Marcus Morris both had 16 points for Detroit, which dropped its second straight game on a six-game road trip. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope added 15 points and Andre Drummond had 14 points and 17 rebounds.


As a US Coast Guard Veteran who was forced out of service due to MANY issues that were deliberately overlooked and ignored for the sake of saving a buck, along with many of my brothers and sisters who were treated the same way over a 4 year span within all branches of service, I took this photograph on Veterans Day. No one will ever know the trauma that all of us have endured in our own ways. Some will never heal. We're given companions to try and take our minds off the sorrow. They help, but I can't help but think that they suffer with us to an extent.
I have been lucky enough to overcome my greatest of burdens. I am still working on recovering from them. It's been more than half of a decade. Piece by piece and year by year I find a new accomplishment and a new goal to appreciate. I've been told "no"; I've been knocked down; I've lost many friends who didn't want to understand; I've helped others like me; I've admitted the truth; I've healed myself spiritually because of that realization of truth, and now the physical shell that has maintained this tattered soul is very slowly finding its form for what it was. Hopefully, one day, this body will come close, if not exceed what it once was in it's prime.
Giving in to asking for help and letting go of shame or pride is the first step I took to finding a better way. I've learned to ask for help when I really need it in the hardest way possible!
To all the others who sometimes feel that they're invisible being wanders this world alone with their special companions at their side to drown out the things that make us weak and weary. So many of us know one another's pain even though no two are the same. For all that you've given and continue to give: Thank you!


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INCEIF and KFH Research inks MoU in Dubai
| 18 June, 2013 at 06:46
Kuwait Finance House Research Limited (KFHR), a subsidiary of Kuwait Finance House (KFH group), today announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with The Global University of Islamic Finance (INCEIF).
The MoU will ensure significant collaboration between KFHR and INCEIF in order to enhance research and development within the Islamic finance industry. Particular focus will be placed on driving human capital development, enhancing knowledge and understanding of Islamic finance and ensuring close cooperation around the promotion of the sector to a broader international audience.
Commenting at the MoU signing, Fahad al-Mukhaizeem, KFH Research Chairman, said: "Progress in research, innovation and institutional capacity building is vital for the continued growth of the Islamic finance industry. KFH Research has a deep understanding of the opportunities and issues within the Islamic finance industry and remains committed to supporting the sector's continued development. The signing of this MoU with INCEIF- a globally renowned and respected institution- will play a key role in supporting this agenda".
INCEIF plays a critical role in developing human capital for the global Islamic finance industry. Established by Bank Negara Malaysia (the Central Bank of Malaysia), as part of the Malaysian Government's initiative to strengthen the country's position as an international Islamic finance centre, INCEIF is the only university in the world that is wholly dedicated to postgraduate study in Islamic Finance.
Daud Vicary Abdullah, President & CEO of INCEIF, said "This MoU is a strategic partnership that will play a significant role in the development of the global Islamic financial services industry. The Middle East is an important and growing market. By partnering with KFH- a successful and established Islamic finance brand in the region- INCEIF will be able to effectively leverage on this collaboration and help drive tangible development in the Islamic finance industry."
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INCEIF Thanks Royal Prof Ungku Aziz
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Ed Tech in Asia: The Time Is Now
2014 marked the largest year ever for investment in education technology. With over US$2.3 billion invested in the space last year, it is certainly an exciting time to be sitting at the intersection of the learning and the digital world. However, after five consecutive years of unprecedented amount of capital being poured into the space, some are starting to wonder, what's next?
From where we sit, it is overwhelmingly clear that Asia will be fueling the next leg of growth in ed tech. Whether you are an entrepreneur, investor, employee, or simply watching from the sidelines, here's why right now is the best time in history to be in ed tech in Asia.
1. Massive market size. The numbers speak for themselves.
There are 600 million K-12 students in Asia, 10x that of the United States.
The average Asian family spends >40% of their income on education related products and services.
By 2020, China's college-educated talent pool is expected to number 195 million people, more than the entire U.S. labor force that year.
There are 300 million people learning English in China. That's more than the entire English speaking population of the United states.
2. Large amounts of capital. Investors in Asia are leading later stage funding rounds for start ups in both the US and in Asia.
In 2013, only 10% of the total capital invested in ed tech went to companies operating in China. In 2014, that number increased to 24%. Given the market size and opportunity set (see point number one), we expect this number to continue to grow.
China-based tech giant, Alibaba, alongside Singaporean VC fund Temasek led a stunning US$100 million Series B round for Tutor Group last year.
Together with two other Chinese investors, TAL Education took the lead on Minerva Project's US$70 million dollar Series B late last year.
Other corporate venture arms have allocated US$100mln+ to follow suit. These include New Oriental, Qualcomm, NetEase, Bertelsmann, McGraw Hill, Benessee, just to name a few.
3. Exit opportunities. Whether they are in the business of traditional education, software, gaming, or social, companies in Asia have explicitly stated that they are hungry to acquire new talent, technology, and content in order to gain an edge over their competitors.
Education technology exits +200% in 2014, mostly in the form of M&A. The largest acquisition, that of Skillsoft, was over US$2.3billion.
Tech giants care about diversifying their product offerings and getting access to users at younger and younger ages. These include: Baidu, Alibaba, and Tencent.
Publishers want to acquire digital technologies and education platforms to navigate the impending digitisation of the textbook industry: Pearson, Benessee, and McGraw-Hill.
Social networks such as YY, Jiayuan, RenRen, Kaixin want to reach new users and keep their existing users engaged.
Gaming companies like NetDragon and Sohu have established their desire enter the education technology market as they want to increase their subscriber base and increase their content offerings.
Indeed, these are exciting times. No matter where you fall on the map, you should start paying attention to the potential of education technology in Asia. From both a financial and an impact perspective, we could not be more thrilled to be part of the rapid acceleration of innovation and value creation in education.
http://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2015/01/16/697961/10115837/en/Global-Edtech-Investment-Swells-to-a-Record-2-3-Billion-in-2014.html
http://www.ambientinsight.com/Resources/Documents/ AmbientInsight_2014_Global_Learning_Technology_Investment_Patterns.pdf
http://www.ednetinsight.com/news-alerts/voice-from-the-industry/the-global-english-language-learning–ell–market.html
http://elearninginfographics.com/elearning-market-report-infographic/Target market
Allison Baum
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'Three Skills To Achieve Strong Income Rim'-Rafsanjani
by	magna	/ Sunday, 30 August 2015	/ Published in Capital Market News
The Executive Director of Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Center (CISLAC), Auwal Musa Rafsanjani has stated thatone of the key factors that can shape an investor's financial direction and rate of progress is the income stream the investor is able to generate.
Rafsanjani
Rafsanjani in an exclusive interview with Daily Independent, said the income stream of an investor creates a potential, which if well-managed, should move him/her progressively towards a strong financial goals.
He said: "the income stream of an investor creates a potential, which if well-managed, should move the investor progressively towards a strong financial goals.
"The Income-generation alone, obviously, will not save the day, because many things could go wrong with the income you generate, irrespective of the size. That's why the spending plan of the investor is also a key factor, just as much as the investment strategies. For many though, the challenge of creating income, which is a critical step, is a daunting one".
According to him, the income planning component of an investor's financial plan must be approached with that understanding that it is a major ingredient of the success aspired for by the investor.
"When you as an investor have been able to plug some earnings into some good investments and achieved a level of diversification, your income sources will multiply while the inflow begins to grow. But before then, you have to struggle to earn enough income to help you programme your advancement into that autopilot status", he said.
Skills To A Strong Income Rim
Rafsanjani gave following three key steps an investor could take to boost quick return to income-earning capacity:
Get A Basic Skill
He said an investor needed a basic financial step expertise is the most important step must take to guarantee an income.
According to the CISLCA boss, the income a potential investor earns will come from the readiness of other people to pay for a product or service he/she provide.
"To achieve that, you need a skill that helps you deliver what others want but can't provide to themselves. Choose one and specialise in it: trading, medicine, art, teaching, welding, tailoring or whatever. It's limitless and the choice is simply for the investor, based on his/her endowments and passion".
"The only way a potential investor can have an edge that commands economic advantage is by being at the top of his/her trade, which is what the expert edge readily guarantees for the investor", he said
Learn To Sell
He said selling is also a skill, which the potential investor must specialise in. The investor may not be a specialist in the field, but to optimise the earnings potential in whatever field, there is the need to acquire the ability to sell.
"A doctor sells his professional expertise to patients who pay for his services. A politician sells his ideas, personality and party programmes to the electorate. Musicians, footballers and indeed, everybody in the business of earning money all sell what they have to offer".
"Engaging the services of sales personnel and marketing experts will just be fine when the investor can afford that, but sharpening his/her personal skills will help, especially when the investor cannot pay for a marketing service.
"Complementing the basic skill of the investor with selling skills advances another major notch towards ensuring a healthy inflow of income. That's what will readily put the needed income stream into a robust shape", he said.
Financial Management Skills
On financial skills, Rafsanjani said there is the need for a potential investor to round off his/her success strategy for income-generation by devoting some attention to acquiring personal finance and general financial management skills.
He said: As an investor, you don't have to be, but you need some basic knowledge that can empower you to really achieve full control, not just over how much and what income you generate, but also how you put all that to work to further expand your financial capacity. Everything you do eventually boils down to money or has financial content.
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Electric Cars To Buy In 2023 – Updated
, With the many models rolling our tight Left and center we have compiled this part. Two video of the cars you should buy in 2023. Lets see together what the year has to offer 10. Toyota bZ3. Our first car on the list is the Toyota bZ3 from Toyota and Warren Buffett backed BYD. Its almost a China only vehicle offering a zero emissions alternative to the Corolla and Prius.. The Toyota bZ3 may be less expensive than the bZ4X since it uses BYDs low cost and safety focused Blade, LFP batteries.. The bZ3 will be offered in normal and extended range configurations. According to MIIT. The standard range model features a 49.92 kWh LFP battery pack and can travel 517 kilometers 321 miles on a single charge.. It features a single motor that generates 135 kW, 181 hp and 303 Nm 223 lb. ft. of torque with a top speed of 160 kmh 99 mph.. The extended range model has a larger 65.28 kWh LFP battery pack, a more powerful motor with 180 kW, 241 hp and 303 Nm of torque 223 lb. ft… However, while having a 19 greater range 616 km, 383 mi, it has the same peak speed as the standard range model. 9. Smart 1. The Smart brand has spent the last two decades producing tiny city vehicles, so the 1 is a bit of a cultural shock.. The vehicle has five doors and is longer than a VW ID.3.. The electric Smart will be on sale with a 66kWh battery and a WLPT range of up to 275 miles.
. It will be capable of rapid charging at 150kW and AC charging at a maximum of 22kW.. It is stated that a charging period of 30 minutes would result in a 10 80 replenishment.. This will power a single rear mounted 268bhp electric motor allowing the automobile to accelerate from 0 to 62 mph in 6.7 seconds.. The 1 has plenty of power with 343Nm of torque available., 8. Peugeot e 308 hatch and Estate. If youre, seeking a practical, small, hatchback or estate, the new Peugeot e 308, fully electric vehicle will sort. Your needs., Both versions include a new 51kWh battery pack and motor, which Peugeot says, is substantially more efficient than the powertrain in the companys existing all electric options.. The French firm claims a WLTP number of 248 miles thanks to the new technology and the e 308s slippery design, which is far more than the e 2008 and e 208 can achieve.. The addition of an estate is expected to appeal to purchasers who do not want an SUV but want the massive trunk and lengthy load area that only an estate can provide. When it is released. It is expected to cost about 42000. 7. Genesis, GV70 EV. The Genesis Electrified GV70 is a mid size, electric SUV that competes against the BMW, iX3 Mercedes, EQC and Tesla Model, Y. It has a 77.4 kWh battery pack and two motors with a combined output of 320 kW, 429 hp and torque of 700 Nm 516 lb.
ft… A boost mode also enables you to unleash 360 kW 483 hp of system power momentarily and accelerate from 0 to 62 mph in 4.2 seconds.. The Electrified GV70 is compatible with 350 kW ultra fast chargers, which can charge the battery pack from 10 80 in only 18 minutes.. Its energy efficiency rating and range are 4.6 kmkWh, 2.9 mikWh and 400 km 249 miles. Respectively. Manufacture of the GV70 in the United States will commence in December 2022, and Customer deliveries are expected to begin in 2023, most likely in the first quarter. 6. Porsche Macan Porsche known for its gas guzzling sports vehicles may seem an odd torchbearer for the electric car Revolution, but the German automaker has big ambitions to electrify its lineup.. The game. Changing Taycan saloon demonstrates Porsches desire to remain at the vanguard of the industry, while plans to replace its best selling 718 Boxster and Cayman with pure electric versions demonstrate the German brands willingness to make major choices.. The Macan SUV will be Porsches. Second, completely. Electric vehicle arriving in 2023., While the petrol powered version will remain on the market after a redesign. The electric version is an entirely new vehicle designed from scratch to be electric.. It will have the same ultra fast charging capabilities and, of course, the same warp speed performance as the Taycan.. There has yet to be any information on battery capacity, but anticipate packs in the 85kWh range for the most popular models. 5.
Jeep Recon. The Jeep Recon is part of the brands boxy utility vehicle family, including the Renegade Wrangler and Gladiator.. The Recon was designed to be fully electric and 100 Jeep.. It can traverse the Rubicon Trail and has enough range to go back. Home. Jeep has yet to reveal any details regarding the Recons architecture, battery pack or powertrain.. The electric SUV will almost certainly feature two motors for eAWD., The manufacturer verified the Jeep, Selec Terrain, traction control system and e locker axle technology to offer the functionality of a locking, differential. Other verified features of the Jeep. Electric SUV include a one touch: powertop, detachable doors and glass, tow hooks off road tires under body protection and the latest generation Uconnect infotainment system.. The Recon will go on sale in 2023, most likely in the early half of the year when Jeep hopes to begin reservations.. 4. Hyundai IONIQ 6. Some automobile manufacturers want to make their vehicles seem identical, just larger and smaller., No, not Hyundai.. The 6 borrows the foundations of the IONIQ 5 and Kia EV6, but wraps them in a slick saloon. Body. The vehicle will be part of an expanding IONIQ line of pure electric vehicles.. The IONIQ 6 is longer lower and narrower than the IONIQ 5, although it has a slightly shorter wheelbase to allow for a larger rear overhang for aerodynamic. Reasons. That back end also has full width LED lights that can do standard visual party tricks and a sweeping roofline that blends with the base of the boot lid.
. The interior has buttons dual touch: screen controls and a pair of winglet shaped screens in place of door mirrors on the extreme ends of the dash.. There are also more sophisticated ambient lighting effects and higher quality trim materials than on the IONIQ 5.. What about range and charging The automobile has an 800 volt system that claims to charge to 80 in as little as 20 minutes., Dual motor, all wheel, drive siblings, will join 77.4kWh. Two wheel drive siblings. Its estimated that the former will travel up to 330 miles between charges.. The automobile is set to be released in the UK this year, but we expect deliveries to begin in 2023.. Pricing should range between 60000 to 70000., 3. Polestar 3. On the third spot, we have the Polestar 3., Unlike the Polestar 1 and Polestar 2, which were previewed by Volvo 40 concept. Cars. There are no signs of Volvo in its design.. The electric SUV will be manufactured in Asia and North America.. The Polestar 3 will be offered at launch with a rear, biased, dual motor powertrain and torque vectoring through a dual clutch gearbox on the rear. Electric motor., The powertrains overall power and torque may be increased to 380 kW, 510 hp and 910 Nm 671 lb. ft.. With an optional Performance Pack., This premium update will include Polestar, Engineered chassis tuning for the SUVs standard, adaptive, dual chamber, air suspension and active dampers.. The Polestar 3 Long Range Dual motor 489 hp, 620 lb ft with Plus and Pilot packages, is currently in stock and goes for USD 8'00.
2. Tesla Cybertruck. Before we talk about this next car, please give it a thumbs up. If you are enjoying the video. Elon Musk, CEO and co, founder of Tesla has revealed that the business has finalized. The design of the Tesla Cybertruck and customer deliveries are scheduled to commence in the second part of 2023. Production of the tri motor AWD, initially priced at USD 69900 and dual motor AWD. Originally priced at USD 49900 versions are expected to commence first, followed by the single motor RWD. Originally priced at USD '900.. Musk has also confirmed a quad motor model, but has yet to divulge its launch sequence. Position. Tesla will produce the Cybertruck in its Giga Texas plant, which also makes the Model Y. The Cybertrucks availability may be extremely limited in the early months. Tesla will begin producing its pickup vehicle late next year. According to a Reuters article dated November 1, 2022. Rolls Royce Spectre. Lastly, we have one that might remain a dream for many, but is worth talking about.. The Rolls Royce Spectre coupe, which automotive plutocrats with a conscience have been waiting for, will be the premium brands. First battery powered production vehicle and is expected to hit the market by the end of next year.. The Spectre, although possessing R, current Rs style characteristic of a big blockish front, end claims a drag. Co efficient of 0.25, perhaps boosted by a low slung roofline and a redesigned Spirit of Ecstasy bonnet mascot that has been re profiled to adopt a more aerodynamic.
Posture. Rolls Royce, characterizes the automobile as quiet and menacing. Rolls. Never one to shy away from exaggeration claims that the automobile evokes an omen or portent of tremendous scale. It presages a major transformation in our familiar earthly matrix., Which presumably translates to, for the first time, were presenting an electric automobile.. The Spectres technical performance and economy specifications are yet to be revealed, but it will share drivetrain components with the BMW iX sports utility vehicle and i7 sedan.. It will be the first model in a line that will be totally battery driven. And thats. It guys.. You can check in depth car reviews for all these in our other videos. Thanks a bunch for watching.. Let us know in the comments section which of these you, like most.
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When my wife was expecting our first child we arrived from the doctor's office with his best "guesstimate" of a due date. From that moment our lives began to change; almost everything seemed to revolve around that time. We were busy in the ministry of our first full time church and involved in the process of appointment for missionary service. Yet, as busy as things were we were continually looking at "the date." Yes, we knew that our baby would probably not come on that date [she actually came a week early], but there was a specific time on which we could focus. That "ending date" was really a "new beginning" that we still enjoy with both of our children.
However, many, if not most of life's major difficulties do not come with a doctor's guesstimate as to when the trial will end. I am by nature not very patient. God was so gracious in our years overseas to lead us by the hand and take those beginning steps in how to wait on Him. Almost everywhere we turned it seemed like we had to wait on something. We entered the country in which we would serve about 6 months after a revolution and the grocery stores were bare of many items. To get the basics of rice, beans, sugar, etc., we had to stand in line and wait for the rationed amount that would be our allotment for the week, all the while knowing that we would have to do the same thing the next week and every week there after. There were many other things, but you get the idea. I felt that most of my life was done waiting, and that I was waiting more than I was "ministering." Fast forward 30+ years to the present.
I cherish my wife's insight into Scripture and recently she made a comment that really hit home since we are again going through a difficult time. Kathy had been reading in Genesis about Joseph's response to his brothers after Jacob had died: "What you meant for harm, God meant for good." [Gen. 50:19] "When Joseph made that statement," she shared, "he was already on the other side of the trial." This began a discussion from which I would like to share. Now Joseph is one of the Old Testament characters that is virtually without flaws compared to most. God blesses him in Potiphar's house and even in Pharaoh's prison and through out his long ordeal and years and years in prison, no where is there any indication that he was not faithful to God. Joseph pleads for help in getting out to the cup bearer for whom he interprets a dream [Gen. 40], but is forgotten for another two years. When he makes that statement to his brothers, he is second in command, only after Pharaoh, himself and has wealth, position, power, comfort, etc. What had happened in the meantime?
How did Joseph keep his faith in God for all those years in prison, knowing that he was there unjustly, suffering the same fate as those who had indeed deserved criminal punishment? Remember, he had no Bible, save the stories that which Jacob might have told him growing up. He could have easily said, "Yes, God helped my father, but what kind of God is he, that he can't even protect me and why would he allow me to get stuck and die in this place!" I think one of the keys is that he believed what he had been shown by God in dreams when he was young. He remembered the dreams that his brothers would one day bow to him. He might not have understood all of what that meant or how God would bring it to pass, but he did have that memory. Joseph had faith. His faith is even mentioned in Hebrews 11:22. Another key to his success was perseverance: he just kept on doing what he was supposed to do, even when it wasn't easy. He did not give up or give in, he just kept on going, believing and God rewarded him.
So what does all this mean for those that my be worship leaders or leaders in general? You may feel as if you are trapped in a situation and cannot get out. Remember Joseph. Remember God's call on your life. Get up and get out of bed. Do what God has called you to do and keep on. He may lead you somewhere else, but He may desire to develop your character there. Ask for the grace of God to continue to be faithful. Keep on believing in the One who called you. Give Him glory as He brings you through!


April 21, 2010: For the last two months, the United States has been searching for about 300 Somalis that an American, Anthony Joseph Tracy, managed to smuggle into the United States. Tracy did this by making a deal with a Cuban diplomats in Kenya, who got the Somalis visas to visit Cuba, and then arranged for them to fly on to South America, where they were eventually smuggled across the Mexican border into the United States.
Worse, Tracy has admitted he had contacts with al Shabaab, an Islamic terrorist group in Somalis that is openly allied with al Qaeda. The problem here is that the government has not been able to find any of these Somalis. Unless they can find some of them, the courts threaten to release Tracy from custody. The Cubans are not cooperating either. Apparently the other evidence the government has is not that strong, and the judge in the case apparently believes that Tracy is making stuff up. While the Mexican border has long been seen as a likely place for Islamic terrorists to enter the country, little evidence of that ever happening has been unearthed. But Mexico has caught Somalis sneaking into Mexico, and it is believed that some of these Somalis evaded Mexican police and got across the border into the United States. A growing number of non-Mexicans are illegally crossing the border, at lease based on a count of those caught.


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The Winter That Killed Horses
Mary Scriver
The winter had been long, harsh and cold beyond memory. Snow was deep; the wind did not blow to clear the ridges so horses could get at the grass. Instead there were occasional hard bright days that made an ice crust on top so the horses' fetlocks left red on the snow.
The man pulled off the thick cottonwood bark higher than his horse could reach, throwing it down for fodder. There was no meat in the lodge. The cached dry meat was exhausted early -- a rawhide bundle of it had accidentally fallen off the horse when crossing water so that it was spoiled, turned moldy instead of drying again.
He had to go hunting, knowing he might not come back, might not even find prey. Now, having gone as far as he dared -- maybe too far -- he was hoping to return to camp empty-handed. Not hoping. Everything in him pointed, yearned, strove towards the lodge where his family was rolled up in buffalo robes, trying to sleep the winter away. Heavy overcast had prevented him from seeing the sun and now it was darkening, but he knew the way. A new skiff of snow powdered the top of the most recent crust and, looking back, he saw he was traveling straight.
Following the ridges as was the usual winter strategy didn't help much this time. The wind hadn't blown snow off the grass before the sun hardened a shell on top, so that the horse had to stab every step down into the snow. The rider had walked some, light enough to stay on top, but even then the horse had to work hard and he knew he only had a limited amount of strength himself. He had barely the strength to beat the horse sharply so it wouldn't just stop when it floundered in a drift.
He had felt the horse stagger and sway for a while. He was riding when it fell -- not tipping over so much as sinking straight down because the deep layers of snow propped it. For a while he didn't realize the horse was dead and kept flailing at it. Then it filtered through his gelid consciousness that there was neither breath nor heartbeat. He lay on top of it for a while, trying to soak up its last warmth. He'd known how exhausted it was but it had been the only way to get far enough from the camp to find prey.
His whole life from his vision ordeal on had been training for survival in edge-of-life situations. At the feet of the oldsters, at the shoulders of grown men, he had listened carefully to their advice, their strategies. One was to always keep one's steel knife secured and he knew now that if he hadn't had a knife, he would not be able to skin this horse and cut it up. He would not have killed it -- a horse was an important survival force, as important as the knife -- but now it was only meat.
He would have to hurry or the cold would make the horse impossible to skin or cut up. As though he were skinning a buffalo, he made a cut down the spine and began to peel the hide off on one side, digging snow out of the way. When he got down far enough to access the steaming viscera, he reached in for the soft purple liver and tore off mouthfuls to restore his strength a bit. It worked. It was a temptation to just crawl inside the horse, to soak up its heat, but it would soon become a prison, freezing to iron with ribs for bars.
His plan was to make a sled or skid from the hide, cut up as much meat as he thought he could tow, and try to pull it on to the camp. The distance was not impossible -- just at the outer limits of what a human could do. But he'd had a little hot bloody meat now. Anyway there was no other option.
The movement had attracted attention and the smells of hot horsemeat had gripped the minds of three wolves who were light enough to run on the snow, regardless of the weight they had gained from eating bogged-down elk and moose along the riverbeds. For them it was a good winter, even though digging out a place in the snow for them to sleep in a pile with their tails over their noses could cut their paws. They sat down to wait and watch.
At first the man's efforts went well and he traveled forward in an encouraging way. The sun had gone down; northern lights sheeted and billowed across the sky. When he was far enough away that the wolves felt safe, not far at all, they came to the remains of the horse and choked down as much as their stomachs could stretch to hold. But it was quickly freezing and even the crushing jaws of a wolf has its limits.
They thought of the man, still warm meat and leaving a clear trail in the skiff of snow. They thought they could always come back to the rest of the horse. They didn't know they were thinking. To them it was a feeling, an inner compass they had learned to use by watching older wolves on previous kills. Without discussion, they set off, saving their energy, knowing they didn't have to hurry.
When they tore the man apart, he still had enough focus and energy to sing his death song and lash out with his knife. He couldn't kill any of the wolves, but managed to wound one badly enough that it died later. The other two slept a little colder after that.
In a few days a chinook wind came and took the temperature high enough that small creatures could easily strip the horse down to a skeleton, especially since the side had been skinned. A moose went through the ice in swift water not far from the man's lodge and drowned. His family found it and ate it, enough meat that they all survived. Years later the man's oldest son trapped two wolves who traveled together and traded their hides for new steel knife to replace the one that had disappeared with his father.


A post that is being shared widely across Facebook claims that US department store chain Kohl's is giving away $150 off coupons to celebrate Black Friday.
The post asks you to like, share, and comment "done" and promises that your free Kohl's coupon will be sent to your Facebook inbox "right away".
However, the supposed giveaway is a scam. The post has no connection to Kohl's and you will never receive any valid coupons no matter how much sharing, liking, and commenting that you do. Don't be fooled into participating "just in case".
And, there is no mention of the supposed coupon giveaway on the official Kohl's Facebook Page.
Unusually for such scam posts, this version does not lead back to the original scam Facebook Page or profile. The examples I have seen so far simply trick users into sharing and commenting on posts shared by previous victims. Thus, they are not effectively promoting a scam profile or collecting likes for a bogus Facebook Page like more typical like-farming scams.
The scammers may be intending to make direct contact with victims who have shared the fake posts and try to involve them in further scams. At the time of writing, I have not received the inbox message that was supposed to be sent after sharing and commenting.
If you receive one of these messages, do not share, like, or comment on it. And let the person who posted it know that the message is a scam that is in no way associated with Kohl's. To reiterate, even if you do share, like, and comment as requested, no valid Kohl's coupon will ever be sent to you.
Kohl's is Rewarding each family with FREE $150 OFF Coupon to celebrate Black Friday! Simply Like & Share This Post!! And Comment Done! We Will Inbox Your Coupon Right Away!


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