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Деличобан — село в Дербентском районе Дагестана.

Образует муниципальное образование село Деличобан со статусом сельского поселения как единственный населённый пункт в его составе.

География
Расположено в 32 км к северо-западу от города Дербент, на правом берегу реки Ярманталарсы, вдоль Самур-Дербентского канала.

История
По преданию , основание села связывается с умалишённым пастухом («дели» — букв, «лишенный ума»).Однако по мнению учёных название села связано с тюркским этнонимом «теле» и означает «телинский чабан».Предки жителей села переселились из заброшенных сел Шебеде и Шахбаз. Шебединцы жили в гуще леса на берегу р. Уллучай, недалеко от сел. Уллутерекеме, западнее сел. Татляр, и покинули свое селение в поисках более защищенного места.С.Ш.Гаджиева связывала название села с тюркским племенем кайи.

Население

 Национальный состав
По результатам Всероссийской переписи населения 2010 года:

Известные уроженцы
Джамал — поэт-ашуг. Известный поэт XIX — начала XX в.

Крым-хан — поэт-ашуг. Известный поэт XIX — начала XX в.

Эльхан — поэт-ашуг.

Нурмагомед — поэт-ашуг.

Агашерин — поэт-ашуг.

Абдулкадыр — поэт-ашуг.

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Муниципальные образования Дербентского района


Stay updated with everything happening at the Beale Street Music Festival on Friday, May 4.
Check out the sights and sounds from Friday and the Beale Street Music Festival.
The live blog will return Saturday afternoon for day two of the festival.
For more coverage, follow reporters Bob Mehr, John Beifuss, Nicole Harris and Evan Barnes on Twitter.
Bud Light stage headliners Queens of the Stone Age capped Friday's opening night with a swaggering set of evolved desert rock. As a large – though not capacity – crowd gravitated to the south end of Tom Lee Park, the Josh Homme-led group emerged amid a roar of guitars and a blinding light show.
One of the few contemporary rock bands left that can capably command a festival top slot, QOTSA's assignment was made difficult as the skies immediately began to open up and bring the first rains of music fest just as they were getting started.
The downpour was relatively mild, and in any case, no match for the force of the band. Favoring material off their recent Mark Ronson-produced LP, "Villains," the group brought a heavier element to the new tracks in their live renditions, while also hitting various highlight from across their 20 year catalog.
Among the popular new vendor items were illuminated, blinking squid hats, worn on the head like a bishop's mitre, with the squid's body forming the cone of the hat and tentacles hanging down alongside the face like rogue grasping sideburns. Lights blinked in place of suction cups along the tentacles and also inside the cloth cephalopod's googly eyes and in place of its suction cups.
One group of friends bought the hats en masse, transforming itself into a party-mollusk posse. "I was in a bad mood and then I saw these, and they made us feel good," said Payton Selby, 19, a Mississippi State University student. "We want to feel weird," agreed friend Reece Rock, 18, of St. Agnes Academy. Brittany Deaton, 19, and Marin Heimbach, 17, explained why: They were going to see idiosyncratic hip-hop artist Tyler the Creator on Friday night and Post Malone on Sunday, and the squiddly headgear seemed a perfect match for those performers' zany fashion sense.
By the time the sun set, Tom Lee Park was packed, with huge crowds massing in front of the stages for Third Eye Blind -- which performed a song the band had recorded fairly recently at Ardent -- and Cake. Friday morning's showers and the occasional light nighttime rain drop apparently didn't discourage many festivalgoers.
The ascendant queen of the Americana scene, Margo Price, seemed right at home in her music fest debut. The Nashville singer-songwriter, signed to BSMF headliner Jack White's Third Man label, was in spirited form as evening turned to night on the FedEx Stage.
Though a longtime resident of Music City, Price's Bluff City ties run deep. She cut both her critically acclaimed solo LPs in Memphis, at iconic sound emporiums Sun Studios and the Phillips Recording Service. "We made our last records here and it feels really good to play here," enthused Price. (her co-producer/engineer on those projects, Grammy-winner Matt Ross-Spang, was beaming from the wings as she offered up the local love).
No stranger to the festival circuit – having played Stagecoach, Bonnaroo and the Newport Folk – Price won over the growing crowd during an hour-plus performance, mixing her originals with winning covers of Bob Dylan ("Most Likely You Go Your Way and I'll Go Mine") Tom Petty ("Mary Jane's Last Dance") and Merle Haggard ("I Think I'll Just Stay Here and Drink").
After a loping acoustic start, the band shifted gears midway through, ramping up the pace from a gallop to a sprint, with Price doing her best Ikette shimmy.
David and Jeanna Murray came to Memphis from Missouri to spend Friday night parked on a blanket in front of the humble Blues Shack stage, where Clarksdale's Terry "Big T" Williams and his band were personalizing such delta classics as "Catfish Blues" ("Come on in, Big T, my husband just done left").
"This is the only band I've heard of," explained David Murray, 52, a Sikeston-based farmer making his first visit to the Beale Street Music Festival. But that explanation had an explanation of its own: The Murrays' son, Ben Murray, 23, was the bass guitarist in Big T's three-man backup band. "We wish he'd gotten some billing, but that's typical for the blues," said daddy Murray, bemoaning the fact that Blues Shack performers aren't even listed in the festival brochure.
Have you ever gone to a festival and wished you had a haircut? That problem is solved at the Beale Street Music Festival.
Want to see some of the food available at the festival? Check out all the photos along with videos of cheese, fried food and a hot tamale.
The 42nd edition of the Beale Street Music Festival kicked off in fitting fashion with The North Mississippi Allstars. Led by brothers Luther and Cody Dickinson, the veteran blues-rock combo was greeted by a robust crowd as they took the FedEx Stage at Tom Lee Park.
Musically, the band's set nodded to the old North Mississippi hill country blues masters that have long been the foundation of their sound. Aided by singer Shardé Thomas – another Mississippi music scion, granddaughter of fife and drum legend Othar Turner – the Allstars delivered stirring renditions of deep, groove-blues numbers by R.L. Burnside and Junior Kimbrough.
There is no shortage of food at the festival. But what is worth trying?
Who did you come to see?
Crowds are starting to funnel into the grounds as the Beale Street Music Festival is official open. Downtown was busy most of the afternoon with long lines at most of the hot barbeque spots.
Who was the first in line?
There is a lot happening at the Beale Street Music Festival. Multiple stages, dozens of acts and not a lot of guidance about where to go or what to do.
According to Weather.com, this evening will be warm but very humid. Humidity is at 74 percent as of 4:30 p.m. and expected to climb throughout the night.
The rain is forecasted to hold off until around 11 p.m., where there is a 55 percent chance of scattered thunderstorms.
Light rain should continue the rest of the night.
Click here to get a complete weather forecast.
It's not part of the Beale Street Music Festival, but the concert Thursday at the FedEx Forum was awesome. Check out the review and all the images.


These coolers are a fun, festive drink for any warm-weather gathering. Feel free to vary the flavor with different types of soda and fruit.
Pour soda into a large pitcher; slowly pour in wine until well-combined. Pour into glasses; garnish each with an orange slice and mint sprig.
You can use your favorite white wine in this recipe (could impact the recipe's SmartPoints value).


I started watching Oliver Stone's Untold History of the United States and my first impression is it is a well-researched, critical view of American history. The series challenges some of the commonly held beliefs about our country — including our telling of WWII.
The conscription bill (i.e. the draft) was one of the most unpopular pieces of legislation, at least in the beginning, because we only had had a draft twice in our history before: the Civil War and World War I. The idea of a standing army was anathema to most Americans, as it had been to the Founding Fathers.
Our standing army is a modern invention that grew along with the military industrial complex president Dwight D. Eisenhower warned about. As a society we have embraced our military and, today, opposition to any war tends to be seen as un-American. And, when Americans think about anti-war movements most recall Vietnam, probably because much of it was capture on film. However, one of the largest anti-war organizations in American history actually occurred during WWII. Its chief spokesmen was Charles Lindbergh. The organization, America First Committee, formed by Yale students included famous members — like future presidents Gerald Ford and John F. Kennedy.
The first woman elected to Congress, Jeanette Rankin, has the distinction of being the only member of Congress to vote against entry into WWI and WWII. Rankin, a pacifist, believed that president Franklin D. Roosevelt permitted the Pearl Harbor attack to galvanize Americans into supporting the war. Although the allegation was never proven, as one author notes, at the very least, FDR did fail to interpret a 'basket load of tips' showing an attack was imminent.
As a woman, I can't go to war and I refuse to send anyone else.
But I knew none of this when my maternal grandfather told me his WWII experience. Nor had I read American Nations. In the book, the author quips that the people of the Greater Appalachian region (which extends into my portion of Ohio) never saw a war they did not like. In a general sense, that has proven true with many of the people I know.
However, it was not true for Grandpa.
One of the biggest regrets of my life is taking too long to get to know Grandpa. Even though in my youth my family travelled 'back home' on a regular basis, it was not until after my father died in 2000, that I really saw the need to get to know my grandparents. By then my paternal grandparents were deceased. But, I did spend time with Grandpa and Grandma Beaty and I still remember conversations with them — especially ones with Grandpa on his porch.
We talked about everything. He reminiscenced about cutting lumber — and I discovered he knew a lot about it. He mentioned diseases that ravish stands of timber — a subject I knew (and know) nothing about. He also talked about working on the Dale Hollow Lake project — and becoming very ill. He also just couldn't believe that they (he and other workers) were instructed to leave felled trees to be covered up by the lake.
To him that was just wasteful.
His WWII story surprised me, though, because I thought everyone wanted to 'go over there and fight.' That was the history I had learned. Because his story does not fit the national narrative, I've always been reluctant to tell it — especially in our era of hyper-partisanship and hyper-patriotism. Dissent and resistance tends to be vilified these days.
I also feared some would find it un-American and unpatriotic to put family above a nation. I don't.
Rob and Malinda Beaty would end up celebrating more than 70 years of marriage.
Rob Beaty was born in 1915, which means when the war broke out in December, 1941 he was just a few months away from being 27. Married in 1933, Grandpa had been wed for nearly a decade and had three young children and a pregnant wife. My mother would be born within six months — in June of 1942.
So, to put his life in perspective, he was a father, a husband and not prime soldier age. Although I do not know the exact age when he was called before a draft board for active war duty, he would have been between 27 and 30.
Again, not an age most (except professional soldiers) head to war.
After Pearl Harbor the war was largely supported by the American public. Even America First dropped their opposition — encouraging former members to embrace the effort. There was also local support for the war — WWI hero Alvin C. York, who lived in nearby Fentress County, Tennessee was actively encouraging citizens to buy war bonds. After years of refusal, York had agreed to let Hollywood film his story — garnering an Academy Award for Gary Cooper.
It was in this era that Grandpa's first foray into WWII began when he went to work at a Indiana munitions plant (most likely Charlestown). When I spoke with him I was unaware that he had been required to register for the draft nearly two years before the Pearl Harbor attack. Since he was not in the 18-20 year-old range, he was sent to work and not to the front line.
According to my grandfather, in the war factory he was working overtime every week — and it was 'the best money he ever made.' Undoubtedly this is true since he would have entered the workforce during the Great Depression — and up until the War job, he worked as a laborer — clearing lumber — and as a farm field hand.
But, earning 'good money,' would not be reason enough for one woman to leave the Clinton County, Kentucky area. Grandpa said my grandmother refused to move to Indiana. So, when it was official she was not moving, Grandpa told his boss he would be quitting, because for Grandpa there was not really a decision to make.
He would choose his wife over war.
Upon hearing Grandpa's decision, the boss bluntly informed him, "If you quit Friday, by Monday you will be drafted." Drafted, of course, meant heading to the front lines.
But Grandpa's resistance to the War, also exposed his inventive side. After all, he may be legally required to stand before the Draft Board, but that did not mean they had to want him.
He had a few tricks up his sleeves.
Although I can easily understand why a 27-30 year-old man would not want to take up a new career as a foot soldier, especially in an era of isolationism, the U.S. government could not.
"I didn't want to go (to war)," Grandpa frankly admitted as we sat on his porch.
In his words, he 'hemmed and hawed" around — and his plan worked.
He was not accepted into the military which meant he was able to grow old with my grandmother — celebrating more than 70 years together — which, I imagine, was all he ever wanted to do anyway.
Rob and Malinda Beaty inside their Albany, Ky. home with my daughter, Molly — their great-grandchild.


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MacNab
The name Macnab derives from the Gaelic 'Mac an Aba', 'child of the abbot'. According to tradition, the progenitor of this great clan was Abaruadh, the Abbot of Glendochart and Strathearn, the younger son of King Kenneth Macalpine. Abaruadh, the Red Abbot, was descended from King Fergus of Dalriada and a nephew of St Fillan, founder of the monastery in Glendochart in the seventh century.
Heraldry Database: Stewart
Surname: Stewart
Branch: Stewart
Background: The Stewart family records its traditional descent from Banquo, Thane of Lochaber, who makes an appearance as a character in William Shakespeare's MacBeth. Historically, however, the family appears to be descended from an ancient family who were senechals of Dol in Brittany.
They acquired lands in England after the Norman conquest and moved to Scotland when David I ascended to the throne of Scotland. The family were granted extensive estates in Renfrewshire and East Lothian and the office of High Steward was made hereditary in the family.
It is through marriage with the daughter of Robert the Bruce that we can begin to trace the descent of the Royal House of Stewart. The royal line of male Stewarts continued uninterrupted until the reign of Mary, Queen of Scots. As a family, the Royal Stewarts held the throne of Scotland, and later that of England, in the direct line until the death of Queen Anne in 1714. In fact, the present Royal family still has Stewart blood links.
The Stewart tartan is worn by the regimental pipers of the Scots Guards and was referred to by King George V as "my personal tartan". Known as the "Royal Tartan", it is still traditionally the official tartan of the Royal House of Scotland.
The Stewarts of Appin form the West Highland branch of the great Royal family of Stewart, and have come to form a branch clan of considerable importance. Through marriage with the family of Lorne they became firstly Lords of Lorne and subsequently received a grant of lands at Appin. It was at Appin that was built the family seat of the Stewarts of Appin Castle Stalker, on the Cormorant's Rock at Loch Linnhe. It is from this location that was derived the rallying cry of the clan 'Creag an Sgairbh', or in English 'Cormorant's Rock'. Castle Stalker was built as a seat for royal hunting and fowling expeditions and is still one of Scotland's finest sights.
The Stewarts of Appin were staunchly Jacobite and in the aftermath of the 1745 rising, the famous Appin murder took place. This incident is immortalised by Robert Louis Stevenson in his novel 'Kidnapped'. The chief of clan Appin, Allan Breck Stewart was the main suspect for the killing of Colin Campbell. He escaped justice however, and his half brother was arrested and tried by jury composed entirely of Campbell men. Not surprisingly, he was convicted and was later hanged. Today a cairn marks the place of his execution.
Another famous branch are the Stewarts of Atholl are directly descended from one of the most notorious Stewarts of the fourteenth century Alexander Stewart, Earl of Buchan, more commonly known as 'The Wolf of Badenoch'. Alexander is most widely known for leading the raid which led to the burning of Elgin Cathedral in 1391. Later he built his stronghold the Castle of Garth and settled there. The descendants of Alexander Stewart became known as Athollmen and gave their allegiance to the new Murray Earls of Atholl.
In 1822 an estimate was recorded that there were upwards of 4,000 Stewarts living in the province of Atholl, all descended from this one individual. The Atholl Stewarts were renowned for their fighting strength, and were able to raise a fighting force of 1,500 men during the reign of William of Orange.
They were also present in force at the Battle of Killiecrankie.This prowess in battle is celebrated by the fact that the present Duke of Atholl maintains the Atholl Highlanders as the only private army in the kingdom.
Motto: Virescit vulnere virtus, Courage grows strong at a wound.
Arms: Or, a fess chequy Azure and Argent surmounted of a bend engrailed Gules, within a double tressure flory counterflory of the Last.
Crest: A pelican Argent, winged Or, in her nest feeding her young Proper.
Supporters: (On a compartment embellished with seedling oak trees fructed Proper) Dexter, a savage man wreathed about the head and middle with laurel and holding in his right hand a club resting on his shoulder all Proper; sinister, a lion Gules.
Plant: Thistle.
The Stewarts, who were to become monarchs of the Scots, descended from a family who were seneschals of Dol in Brittany. They acquired estates in England after the Norman Conquest and Walter Flaad, the Steward, moved to Scotland when David I claimed his throne. He was created Steward of Scotland and granted extensive estates in Renfrewshire and East Lothian. He was one of the commanders of the army which defeated Somerled of the Isles in 1164. James, the fifth High Steward, swore fealty to Edward I of England, but later joined Sir William Wallace and on his death, Robert the Bruce, in the struggle for Scottish independence. Walter, the High Steward, married Marjory, Robert's daughter, and when Bruce's son, David II, died childless, he was succeeded by Bruce's grandson, Robert Stewart, who reigned as Robert II. The first Stewart king had many sons. His eldest, John, succeeded to the throne as Robert III; his third son, Robert, Duke of Albany, was Regent during the reigns of his father, his brother and his nephew, James I; his fourth son Alexander, Earl of Buchan, famed as the 'Wolf of Badenoch', was responsible for the destruction of the elegant cathedral at Elgin. When James I became of age, he curbed the power of his cousins of Albany by beheading Robert's son, Murdoch, along with the latter's sons and father-in-law. The royal line of male Stewarts continued uninterrupted until the reign of Mary, Queen of Scots, and as a family they held the throne of Scotland and later that of England in the direct line until the death of Queen Anne in 1714. The present royal family still has Stewart blood, both through Sophia of Hanover, granddaughter of James VI, and the mother of the present queen, formerly Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. Apart from the royal house, three main branches of the Stewarts settled in the Highlands during the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries: the Stewarts of Appin; of Atholl; and of Balquhidder. The Appin Stewarts descend from Sir John Stewart of Bonkyl, son of Alexander the fourth High Steward. Sir John's younger son, Sir James Stewart, was killed at the Battle of Halidon Hill in 1333. His grandson married the heiress of the Lord of Lorne, and their son became the first Stewart Lord of Lorne. In 1463, the dispossessed Macdougalls murdered the next Lorne heir whose son, Dugald, became the first Stewart to hold Appin. Duncan, second of Appin, was appointed Chamberlain of the Isles by James IV and built Castle Stalker, which was sometimes used as a royal hunting lodge. Duncan Mor, eighth of Appin, took the field under Montrose in 1645 at the Battles of Inverlochy, Auldearn and Kilsyth. He was outlawed and his lands were forfeited, although they were later restored after the accession of Charles II to the throne. The Stewarts of Appin came out in 1715 for the 'Old Pretender', and fought at the Battle of Sheriffmuir. The chief was attainted for treason and fled into exile. Charles Stewart of Ardsheal led the men of Appin during the rising of 1745, and many fell at the grim field of Culloden, having first gained glory by breaking the Redcoat ranks. Colin Campbell of Glenure, 'the Red Fox', was placed as government factor on the forfeited Stewart estates. His murder in 1752 has been immortalised by Stevenson in the novel, Kidnapped. After the chief suspect, Alan Breck Stewart, made his escape, James Stewart, the half-brother of the chief, was tried by a jury comprised entirely of Campbells at Inverary presided over by Argyll himself, and, perhaps notsurprisingly, was convicted and hanged. The Stewarts of Atholl descend from a son of the Wolf of Badenoch. James Stewart built a strong castle at Garth and settled there towards the end of the fourteenth century. In 1437 Queen Joanna, widow of James I, married the Black Knight of Lorne who was descended from the fourth High Steward. Her son by this marriage, Sir John Stewart of Balveny, was granted the earldom of Atholl by his half-brother, James II. He supported his brother by commanding the royal forces who suppressed the rebellion of the Lord of the Isles. John, fifth Earl, died with no male issue. His daughter had married William Murray, second Earl of Tullibardine, who was created Earl of Atholl in his own right in 1627. Many Stewart families continued to live around the Atholl lands, many of them claiming direct descent from the numerous illegitimate progeny of the Wolf of Badenoch. They largely transferred their allegiance to the new Murray Earls of Atholl, calling themselves Athollmen. This is commemorated by the right still exercised by the present Duke of Atholl to maintain the Atholl Highlanders as the only private army in the kingdom. The new allegiance was sometimes sorely tried. In 1689 Murray called out the Athollmen for William of Orange, but his baillie defiantly held Blair Castle for James II. In 1715 Atholl again supported the government but his heir, the Marquess of Tullibardine, was a Jacobite. Stewarts flocked to the banner of Bonnie Prince Charlie in 1745. General David Stewart of Garth, an Athollman, was an officer in the 42nd Regiment (the Black Watch) whose book, Sketches of the Highlanders and Highland Regiments, did much to popularise his homeland in Victorian England. Stewarts came to Balquidder when William Stewart of Baldorran, grandson of the only son of the Duke of Albany who escaped the persecution of James I, was appointed baillie of the Crown lands of Balquhidder around 1490. The Crown lands were eventually divided and granted to various noble families, and William's grandson, Alexander, settled in Ardvorlich at the end of the sixteenth century. It is generally accepted that the Earls of Galloway now head the principal house of this great name.
Name Variations: Stewart, Boyd, Carmichael, Conacher, Cook, Crookshank, Crookshanks, Cruickshank, Cruickshanks, Dennison, Denniston, Duilach, Duilach, France, Francis, Fullarton, Garrow, Gray, Larnach, Larnack, Lay, Lennox, Lisle, Lombard, Lumbard, Lyle, MacCloy, MacGarrow, MacGlashan, MacKirdy, MacMichael, MacMunn, MacMutrie, Menteith, Monteath, Monteith, Moodie, Moody, Sharp, Steuard, Steuart, Stewart, Stewart of Atholl, Stewart, Royal, Stuart, Carmichael, Clay, Combe, Combich, Combie, Conlay, Conley, Donlevy, Leay, Levack, Livingston, Livingstone, Lorne, MacClay, MacCleay, MacColl, MacCombe, MacCombich, MacCombie, MacComie, MacDonleavy, MacKindlay, MacKinlay, MacKinley, Maclae, Maclay, Maclea, Macleay, MacLew, MacMichael, MacNairn, MacNucator, MacRob, MacRobb, Mitchell, Mitchelson, Robb, Stewart of Appin, Walker, Stewart of Appin.
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Damn splice and dice promos. They hate me and trick me and make me look like an idiot when I'm completely wrong. :lol:
Yeah, I put too much thought into that. I knew that the two pictures were in the same time frame, but the back of my mind is screaming "why are you sitting in a car while the Reaper is attacking people". Of course, there's always that whole thing where spoiler pictures are lying liars who lie, and there's probably a perfectly good reason, you over-analyzing idiot. But, you know.
More should be coming out as it approaches, though I have to say that in that one (youtube) pic of them standing in front of the glass door, Rossi sure looks good in jeans.
Hee. He probably subconsciously knows it, which is why those are the only type of pants he's worn since his first episode. (I only noticed because I think it's funny that he wears basically the same general outfit every day. Jeans, shirt, jacket. Sometimes no jacket. Wow, now I sound even more like a fictional stalker. :lol
Now if Hotch is wrestling with the reaper, then why is Rossi motioning outside the house, Em is seen standing in the house and morgan turning from it.
Erm... Um... Hotch breaks away from the group, goes off on his own, goes in the house, gets in a fight with the Reaper, the fight finishes, and then the team gets there? And Rossi is... motioning for an ambulance for whomever? (Because in the promo Hotch kicks the door in and is by himself without a vest.)[/SPOILER]
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:lol: Sorry about the temptation there, what can I say when I start researching things of interest to me it's like an addiction, that research could be from tv shows, lines, etc to other RL things. *Hi I am Destiny/Susan, and I am a research addict*
I am going to put your quotes in Italics instead of quotes.
Wow, now I sound even more like a fictional stalker. :lol
Better fictional then real I always say. :lol: and please god do not change his style.
Erm... Um... Hotch breaks away from the group, goes off on his own, goes in the house, gets in a fight with the Reaper, the fight finishes, and then the team gets there? And Rossi is... motioning for an ambulance for whomever? (Because in the promo Hotch kicks the door in and is by himself without a vest.)
Yeah I know, I was referring to the splice and dice they do with promo's now, I mean at what point are they in that warehouse (seen in pics, ie the rossi jeans moment lol), then Em in the car, both wearing vests. Okay so now were at that point, at some point a gun shot is heard by Garcia making her cry out, in the CBS video they show hotch driving, but in the CTV video they show him driving then throwing the phone.
Now here is what I am wondering Rossi is outside motioning, Em is in what a hall or entry way, and Morgan is in a doorway of some sort, all three wearing vests, in this house, at one point Hotch (via the ctv promo) is leaning over someone in a white shirt) he is in a vest. In the CTV video you also clearly see the reaper watching Haley and Jack in front of the garage, I don't know if it just not a wide enough angle or what but I didn't see Haleys car or the garage on the house (again btw nice car and house if that is theres).
So here is the thing, could any of these shots in the promo even remotely be in order, could that be Haley or a victim of the reaper in general to get their attention, could the house the three are at not even be Haley's but rather other victims house. Could they torcher us anymore? wait they could lol. And how good is this show at editing the splice and dice promo to make us question what is left of our sanity? and fineally the tree in the forest falling does it make a sound? Brings to mind something is what you are seeing and thinking really what is there or the illusion of what we either think we see/hear or did we just hear that tree make the sound?
Utoh the timer has official began. :lol: So who has told people call me and I will hurt you? who has called in sick? Plan to put their children to bed way earlier then planned?
Now I don't have to do that, because I can watch it twice, see the nice thing about Directv is the fact that while I live on the east coast and can watch it at 9pm et. I also have the CBS west coast channel and so three hours later I can watch it again. Not including computer, and taping it. :wtf:
Well, when Hotch enters the house he is definitely not in a vest. He isn't wearing one when he's fighting the Reaper, either. But it doesn't make sense for Hotch to put a vest on after he's confronted the Reaper. Is it possible that there's two cases? Because some of the multiple vest shots could be from a different case.
And the gunshot, it's possible that that's why Garcia is reacting to as well as what Emily and JJ are reacting to. It also could be either. Or neither. If Garcia isn't reacting to the gunshot, then I have no idea what's going on because that's not a "omg the reaper's back" expression.
please god do not change his style.
That would make me unhappy. :lol:
I've had the timer up for a week. *g*
Wednesday is going to kill me. I have to get up at 4AM to get to school around 5AM to participate in the senior prank (we're camping out until the school opens at 9AM. Why is beyond me), and then I go to school until the Spirit Week pep rally. At 2:30 I have to go help set up the cameras to film the Homecoming game. Then I get to come back to school at 6PM to finish setting up to film the 7PM game, which will probably end around 8:45, at which point I will get home as quickly as humanly possibly to watch Criminal Minds at 9. I am going to be dead by 10. I'll need to set my DVD recorder in case I accidentally fall asleep just from exhaustion.
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5x10 more Promo pics "The Slave of Duty"
"100"Okay E!online has four (count them four) video's in which we see some of the scenes but not like this.
Click - Also where it says play you will have to go to the link for that. The last video OMFG Hotch talks to the Reaper as he watches Haley and Jack and the team is listening in, by the way that garage/car does belong to Haley.
Hold on to your sofas, TV fans, because Wednesday night's 100th episode of Criminal Minds is going to be superscary! C. Thomas Howell is back as George "The Reaper" Foyet, and he's got Hotch's (Thomas Gibson) family in his evil clutches. Honestly, we're not sure that Haley (Meredith Monroe) is going to make it. Eek!
Press play above to see J.J. (A.J. Cook) defend Hotch to that mean lady who runs the BAU division of the FBI, and then click in for three more sneak peeks of Wednesday night's craziness!
Okay here is the thing remember I think its 5x3 "Reckoner"? You see Hotch watching Jack on the swing via visior camera but if you remember the episode there were two marshalls at the playground a guy and a woman. Could it be (yeah new theory) that both marshalls are killed and the reason that Jack is at the funeral is because after all this time he got slightly attached to them, maybe Haley got injured and is in the hospital and her sister is with her.
Okay have we officially stretched the theories out of the realm, I know on some points we have all called the theory, but we really can't profile this ourselves because the network is splicing and dicing more then an unsub on the show! :lol: :wtf:
Also on a side note
Bullet-proof babe - Paget Brewster raises her 'FB-Eyebrow' on 'Criminal Minds' - I love the last line regarding the spin off, that is funny. BTW I didn't realize she is 40 yrs old. This is a good article and funny, I do feel bad for anyone who attempts to break into her house.
100 ep Trivia from Tv.com: JJ's son, Henry, is played by A.J. Cook's real-life son, Mekhai, in this episode.
Wow, that's kind of cool!
Okay a post or so up I mentioned the uncredited US marshall, here is the bio for
US Marshall uncredited in "The Reckoner" played by Amy Koppelman
Okay do you know how bad it is when I take half an hour to put together this bio of the stars? :wtf: I am or was that bored lol.
Birth Name: Thomas Ellis Gibson
Character: Aaron "Hotch" Hotchner
DOB: July 3, 1962
From: Charleston, South Carolina
Married to: Christine Gibson (1993 to present)
Children: James Parker (born June 23rd 1999), Travis Carter (born July 1st 2002), Agatha Marie (born April 28th 2004).
Birth Name: Joseph Anthony Mantegna Jr.
Character: David Rossi
DOB: November 13, 1947
From: Chicago, Illinois
Married to: Arlene Vrhel (1975 to present)
Children: Mia & Gina (Mia, is autistic), (Gina (aka Gia) an actress Guest starred on CM as Lindsay in "3rd life")
Joe also has has Bell's palsy.
Birth name: Andrea Joy Cook
Character: Jennifer 'JJ' Jareau
Height: 5' 6½"
DOB: July 22, 1978
From: Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
Married to: Nathan Anderson (2001 to present)
Children: Mekhai Allan, September 13, 2008
Birth name: Paget Brewster
Character: Emily Prentiss
DOB: March 10, 1969
From: Concord, Massachusetts
Married to: Not
Birth Name: Shemar Franklin Moore
Character: Derek Morgan
DOB: April 20, 1970
From: Oakland, California
His mother is caucasian and his father is African American
His mother has Multiple Sclerosis
He also speaks Dutch.
Birth Name: Kirsten Vangsness
Character: Penelope Garcia
From: Cerritos, California
Married to: Engaged/Wedded to Melanie Goldstein (works on 24)
Kristen hopes to wed girlfriend in spring 2009
Birth name: Matthew Gray Gubler
Character: Dr. Spencer "Spence" Reid
DOB: March 9, 1980
From: Las Vegas, Navada
His mother, Marilyn Gubler, was the first woman to serve as Republican state Chairman.
Grandson of Laura and Maxwell Kelch- founders of Las Vegas' first radio station, KENO.
His sister Laura Dahl is a fashion designer.
Birth name: Mandel Bruce Patinkin
Character: Jason Gideon
Height: 6' 0¾"
Married to: Actress Kathryn Grody (1980 to present)
Children: Isaac Patinkin (born 1983) and Gideon Grody-Patinkin (born 1987).
Lost his father to cancer.
He also was diagnosed with and treated for prostate cancer in 2004.
Birth name: Lola Glaudini
Character: Elle Greenaway
Height: unknown
From: North Adams, Massachusetts
Married to: Stuart England (unknown date)
Children: 2 (names/sex unknown)
The daughter of actor/writer Robert Glaudini.
Her husband is a jewelery designer
Reportedly left CM because she was unhappy living in LA.
She is also the daughter of Nina Rosen, a writer and college instructor in Northern California.
Birth name: Meredith Leigh Monroe
Character: Haley Brooks Hotchner
DOB: December 30, 1968
From: Houston, Texas
Married to: Steven Kavovit (1999 to present)
Okay thats it, I would have done little Jack but with him growing and all lol *sigh* back to being bored. :lol:
Wow, you really are bored. Lol.
I'd comment on the 100 spoiler, but I can't read the box until, like, 4 this afternoon. But I can comment on Paget Brewster's interview article thing. *g* I love her. Does anyone know what episode she's referring to when she's talking about the window?
Spoiler: Some Future Episode
Poor Em gets hit in the face again. Although I'm a bit confused. Does she get into a scuffle with an UnSub *and* a car crash? Is the UnSub in the car with her, punch her in the face, and cause her to crash? Or does she just have a very long day?
Does anyone know what episode she's referring to when she's talking about the window?
That would be the ep 5x6 "The eyes have it" they are about to go into the Earl Bulford's (the guy who puts the human eyes in the animal heads) place and she uses her elbow to break the glass. This move surprised me because usually its the guys that do that, so that is why it stuck in my memory.
BTW Hotch and Prentiss shippers (if your out there) this was just in on tvguide online.
I'm obsessed with Criminal Minds! Are they ever going to get Prentiss a boyfriend? — Erin
ADAM: Based on the number of emails we receive about a Hotch-Prentiss hookup each week, the fan demand is certainly there. There's just one pesky problem, according to executive producer Ed Bernero. "We don't even know if Prentiss is straight," he tells me. Bernero was coy about whether or not we'll actually see any girl-on-girl action, but he did say that Hotch and Prentiss are an essential pair. "I think what's more important to us is their friendship. It's too important to mess up with them sleeping together."
Lastly....
THE DAY IS HERE!!!!! Episode 100!!!!!
That was really interesting, Destiny. I had no idea Mantenga's daughter was in an episode or that Vangess was a homosexual. Interesting.
Can't wait for tonight! I think Haley's going to die, although I don't know what the point of that is.
Dynamo1 Head of the Swing Shift
I'm too lazy to look back on previous posts to see if this was mentioned. This Friday, November 27, is a Criminal Minds marathon on A&E starting at 8:00 am (Eastern time). The BAU will be very tired when they finish up at 11 pm.
8:00 AM The Fox (season 1, episode 7)
9:00 AM Natural Born Killer (s 1, ep 8)
10:00 AM Derailed (s 1, ep 9)
11:00 AM Mayhem (s 4, ep 1)
12:00 PM The Angel Maker (s 4, ep 2)
1:00 PM Minimal Loss (s 4, ep 3)
2:00 PM Paradise (s 4, ep 4)
3:00 PM The Instincts (s 4, ep 6)
4:00 PM Memoriam (s 4, ep 7)
5:00 PM Masterpiece (s 4, ep 8)
6:00 PM 52 Pickup (s 4, ep 9)
7:00 PM Brothers in Arms (s 4, ep 10)
8:00 PM Normal (s 4, ep 11)
9:00 PM Soul Mates (s 4, ep 12)
10:00 PM Bloodline (s 4, ep 13)
And then A&E repeats the following on Saturday morning:
12:01 AM Normal
1:01 AM Soul Mates
2:01 AM Bloodline
As I said before, all times are Eastern. Check local listings for time and channel in your area.
Dynamo1, Nov 25, 2009
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That was really interesting, Destiny. I had no idea Mantenga's daughter was in an episode
Gina Picture, and Joe and Gia (or Gina)
Heads up Thomas Gibson (aka Hotch lol) was on live with Regis and Kelly Today. I am just waiting for the video on it.
couldn't wait till the 100 ep am getting all keen over the promos then my computer speakers broke this morning and can't be fixed for at least a week will just have to watch it in silence :lol:
Hee, that thing about "we don't even know if Prentiss is straight" will certainly make Elizabeth Bear happy. She's been insisting on that for about two season now. *laughs*
Oh, of course, the glass thing is in the one episode that I missed. No wonder I didn't know.
By the way, Destiny:
Rossi's not wearing jeans! Although it's acceptable because he's probably at a funeral.
I'm actually a bit confused about this. Because they're, like, at a restaurant. I suppose you could go to one after a funeral, but still.
The first thing I thought when I saw the one pic was "Emily Prentiss, why are you smiling at a funeral?" The second thing I thought was "Paget Brewster I hate you because you're so pretty." *shrugs*
Youtube 100 party with promo of episode. - ohh a little new shot in there just a little, itty bitty.
Tvguide online article holllllly....
Criminal Minds 100th Episode Brings Big Loss and Change
Criminal Minds marks its 100th episode by circling back to the beginning and addressing issues raised then, as well as bracing for a future with a "new reality" — and "new family."
"There's a question raised in the pilot episode of whether you can spend your time hunting monsters and not become a monster," executive producer Ed Bernero tells TVGuide.com. "We wanted to revisit that question 100 episodes later and see if the answer changed. Hotch [Thomas Gibson] does something that makes you wonder what's happened to everybody [since the start]."
Bernero promises two deaths by the end of Wednesday's episode. "We're going to definitely lose somebody very important to all of us in this episode, and it's going to change our team and a member of our team going forward. We're going to have to watch these characters come to grips with a new reality. There's a funeral in the 101st episode. The funeral is the beginning of the new reality, the new family of the show."
Bernero says Hotch will get a new appreciation for his teammates, all of whom band together to cope. "They all learn to support each other in a different way," he says. "We've all seen them be supportive of each other through work, through their lives at work. But this is sort of a new way of supporting each other, which each of them comes to a little bit differently."
The 100th episode also brings back familiar faces. "Everybody you've seen through the 100 episodes who isn't a bad guy is back," Bernero says. "Will (Josh Stewart) and the baby are with J.J. (A.J. Cook) and it's through the baby that she has the realization of how to get the next piece in finding the Reaper. Kevin (Nicholas Brendon) helps Garcia (Kirsten Vangsness) narrow down where he might be. Tina, who's been an evidence technician for us a few times, processes some evidence and Anderson our ghost guy helps us move forward as well. Everybody is back for a little cameo."
All that leads to the BAU to stop the only killer they've not been able to catch: The Reaper (C. Thomas Howell). "They realize he's not going to go away and he's going to keep messing with them," Bernero says. "Finally, they go back to what they do, which is [building] the profile, to find out where it is that he's ultimately going."
So once the Reaper is brought down, will Hotch reclaim his role as unit chief from Morgan (Shemar Moore)?
"Hotch has a decision to make — he is offered early retirement," Bernero says. "There will be a few-episode arc about what exactly Hotch is going to do and what Morgan is going to do. Do you go back to the old team concept? I think they all come to a different paradigm in how the team operates. It's much more a shared responsibility than it was before."
Okay I put in italics, something noticable, is Haley considered "someone very important to all of us"? who will change the team? I can see and one member if it were Haley then that would be Hotch but hmm, okay so she might not be the "important" one, as there will be two deaths. The plot freakin' thickens.
Just about 3 hrs to go for me.
Wow. That's interesting. We know that the team survives the episode, but we actually can't be certain about any of the other except Kevin, because he's in the promo shots for 102, and Jack, for the same reason. That means that Haley, Foyett, Will, Henry (though they wouldn't go there), Tina (who I'm not sure I know), and Anderson (is he the guy that took Elle home in The Fisher King?) are fair game, as far as recurring characters go.


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Re: Who here hates Eggs.....?
My lords, I will lay a wager with any of you that you are unable to make this egg stand on its end like I will do without any kind of help or aid.
I hate eggs because they are a hens abortion.....which is sick!
Do you hate or like eggs?
That's kind of an askew view when referring to an egg. If, based on your logic, eating an egg is like eating a cooked abortion..then do you sob at the thousands of potential lil' Cranky's that splatter your crusty carpet space every time your jerk one off? No, your stock in Kleenex Tissues begs to differ. An egg from a Chicken, while fertilized, is no different than the mess your mother bleeds out in the bottom of the bath tub every month.
Your moral decision to refrain from eggs because of the belief that they are abortions is probably not the root cause of your dietary dislike. More proof of this can be formulated by your willingness to eat cookies, bread, cake, hamburgers, mayonnaise or any other culinary delight that requires eggs as an ingredient. You're most likely suffering from "Man-Baby" syndrome. Or otherwise known as b!tchassness. A serious dose of get over yourself is required to man you up enough to eat real foods.
I don't eat any of those bar cookies as I'm a vegetarian..........I don't mind killing animals but I just don't really like the taste.
Try propping them up against something. Other than that, the round nature of their construction makes them virutally impossible to stand them up alone.
If popping them against something does not work you could always try poaching them and then setting them down on some well buttered toast.
You can throw an egg into the air with great force in a field and when it lands, it will not break most of the time due to it's shape.
This is also used in the invention of some kinds of technology.
It's possible, but would depend on a VERY unlikely set of circumstances.
1.) the egg must be fertilized. This happens before the hen lays it, and requires rooster contact. Most commercial egg operations keep the chickens isolated in thier own cage.
2.) the embryo (withing the egg) must survive to hatching. It's got to be kept at the proper temps and humidity at all times. Eggs are stored at temperatures too cold for the embryo to survive (refrigerators are around 37F). You can force an egg to go dormant without killing it, but that's 47 F degrees (I think).
Even if you bought farm fresh eggs the likley hood of this is slim. Most eggs you by at the Market are commericaly farmed, and the chickens laying those eggs are virgins. Thus my point, you are not eating poultry abortion...but more along the lines of menstration.
Where I live most eggs that are bought are from local farms........it happened to me twice when I was youger and I haven't eaten them since.


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Koenji
The capital of underground culture in Tokyo
The liberal, bohemian Koenji neighborhood in western Tokyo grew out of Japan's radical student movements of the 1960s. Now it's a hub for alternative music culture, vintage clothing, and cheap pubs. Walk down Koenji Junjo Shopping Street where you'll find vintage clothes and discount stores, alongside affordable pubs and restaurants.
Once the sun sets, grab a drink from one of the numerous izakaya bars, and consider seeing a live show at U.F.O. Club or 20000 Den-Atsu. If looking to stay the night in the area, consider lodging at the BnA Hotel, where each room is decorated by different Tokyo-born artists.
Shopping and eating along the numerous shotengai shopping streets
Exploring the funky used clothing stores, bars and venues, where you'll run into local punk rockers and eccentrics
The closest access point is Koenji Station on the JR Chuo Line. Shin-Koenji Station on the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line is a 15-minute walk from the main attractions.
From Haneda Airport: approximately one hour by train. From Narita Airport: approximately two hours by train.
From Shinjuku Station: take the express train on the JR Chuo Line; approximately 15 minutes to Koenji Station.
From Tokyo Station: take the JR Chuo Line; approximately 30 minutes to Koenji Station.
Clothes for every look and style
The area around Koenji Station consists of shotengai shopping arcades and narrow alleys offering an abundance of shopping, dining, and drinking options. These include Koenji Junjo Shopping Street, Koenji Street, Koenji Pal Shopping Street, and Koenji Look Shopping Street.
In the afternoon, eager shoppers in search of specific styles crowd the streets. Rows of vintage clothing shops cater to every taste, from 1950s women's fashion (Bernet) to classic sneaker stores (Green Light).
Party with local rockers
In the evening, these streets fill up with locals in search of cheap food and drink. The izakaya and restaurants here offer both standard Japanese and eclectic foreign cuisine. The narrow alleys and hidden streets are full of tiny bars catering to specific subcultures and art/music scenes.
In addition to affordable drinks and food, the neighborhood flourishes with live music. Punk rock is particularly well-received in this area, but virtually all music has a home here. U.F.O. Club is perhaps the most prominent venue in the area, showcasing garage, punk, and psychedelic music. There are dozens of other venues (called "live houses" in Japan) in Koenji, but consider looking up who's booked to play before going, as many venues book different genres every night—from J-pop to metal.
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TMF Hitzone 14 is een verzamelalbum. Het album, onderdeel van de serie Hitzone, werd in 2001 uitgegeven door de Nederlandse muziekzender TMF. Hitzone 14 belandde op de 1e plaats in de Compilation Top 30 en wist deze positie zes weken te behouden.

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The Florentine Codex, a unique manuscript dating from 1577 preserved in the Medicea Laurenziana Library in Florence, is for the first time available online in digital format, the Library of Congress announced today. The codex, one of the most important sources for the history of pre-Columbian and early post-Columbian Mexico, is among recent additions to the World Digital Library (www.wdl.org), the Library of Congress's flagship international digital collaboration.
Digitization of the codex was undertaken in a partnership among the Library of Congress, the Medicea Laurenziana Library, and the Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities of Italy. Financial support was provided by the James Madison Council of the Library of Congress.
The WDL, an unprecedented partnership of more than 160 libraries, museums and archives from 75 countries, makes available online the world's historic treasures. It now features items in 87 languages and about all 194 United Nations member states.
Inclusion of the Florentine Codex in the WDL is part of a project to unite digital versions of the most important documents relating to the early history of Mexico, which are scattered in libraries and museums throughout the world. So far, nine institutions in five countries – Mexico, the United States, Italy, Spain, and Sweden – have contributed to this effort.
"Historia General de las Cosas de Nueva España" (General History of the Things of New Spain), as the Florentine Codex is formally known, is an encyclopedic work about the people and culture of central Mexico compiled over a period of 30 years by Fray Bernardino de Sahagún (1499–1590), a Franciscan missionary who arrived in Mexico in 1529, eight years after completion of the Spanish conquest by Hernan Cortés.
The text is in Spanish and Nahuatl, the language of the Aztecs. Its 12 books, richly illustrated by indigenous artists, cover the Aztec religion and calendar, economic and social life, Aztec history and mythology, the use of plants and animals and the Spanish conquest as seen through the eyes of the native Mexicans.
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Beethoven: 5 Piano Concertos - Brautigam, Willens
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Beethoven: 5 Piano Concertos
Ronald Brautigam (fortepiano)
Die Kölner Akademie
Michael Alexander Willens (conductor)
As one of the finest pianists of his era and an improviser of genius, Ludwig van Beethoven's preferred vehicle for musical exploration was the piano. His earliest composition, from 1782, was a set of piano variations and he continued to compose for solo piano until the last years of his life. His interest in the concerto form diminished as his deafness forced him to retire from performing. Nonetheless, with his five piano concertos composed between 1788 and 1809, Beethoven not only achieved a brilliant conclusion to the Classical piano concerto, but also established a new model for the Romantic era: a sort of symphony with obbligato piano which remained a reference point well into the beginning of the twentieth.
Ronald Brautigam has already recorded these seminal works with the Norrköping Symphony Orchestra, in acclaimed performances released between 2008 and 2010. Since then he has also released all of Beethoven's solo piano music on the fortepiano to universal praise. When Brautigam now returns to the concertos, it is in the company of conductor Michael Alexander Willens and Die Kölner Akademie playing on period instruments. The same team has previously partnered him in an 11-disc survey of Mozart's piano concertos and it is plain to hear that all involved clearly relish the opportunity to congratulate Beethoven on the eve of his 250th anniversary.
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Ludwig van Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 1 in C major, Op. 15
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Ludwig van Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 3 in C minor, Op. 37
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Ludwig van Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 5 in E flat major, Op. 73 'Emperor'
Review by Adrian Quanjer - December 3, 2019
With yet another composer celebration year coming, one will no doubt see special releases, such as this one: A new, complete set of all five Beethoven Piano Concerti. And I stress 'new' because one might expect that many old warhorses will be drawn from their stables on the occasion of the 250th Beethoven Anniversary Celebration; older recordings to be refurbished, dressed up in new tack or beautified by any other means of 'remastering'. I wonder though to what extent it can still be done without adding something new or seldom played, as much has already been (over)done during the past decade.
BIS, however, have found the soft spot in the market; this time without the extras of Brautigam's first set, possibly to keep it within financial reach of most melomanes. And there are several further pros as well. Not only are they played on a fortepiano – in fact, two different McNulty copies have been chosen – Bis have also opted for the revival of the much-lauded Mozart combination with Alexander Michael Willens and his 'Kölner Akademie' period band. A winning team with guaranteed success for all the privileged period performance lovers?
To put things in a wider perspective: There are few complete sets on period instruments. On RDBC there are the notable accounts of Jos van Immerseel, with his Anima Eterna and the one with Steven Lubin and Hogwood c.s. The only one recorded in Super Audio is Beethoven: 5 Piano Concertos - Roll, Kantorow, Wallfisch, Shelley, which seemingly did not muster much enthusiasm (zero recommendations). This being so, BIS have hit the jackpot: No competition, a winning team and… on only two discs; meaning: Less finance to fork out in a usually expensive end-of-year-festive-period.
But as the proof of the pudding is in the eating, I sat down to listen if the set would, indeed, satisfy my anticipated appetite. In spite of all the boxed Beethoven sets, there is none like this one. And everything I had in mind, or should I say: prejudiced, came true. What a musicianship on display by both Brautigam and Willens. The former with almost unbelievable finger brilliance, the latter with magical control over his musicians. Perfect balance between the sections, clear textures, well-judged attack and liveliness, always in tune with the soloist. This account cannot be compared with any romantic, full orchestra version. It's different and that's what it should be.
Reviewing complete sets, it sounds a bit cheap to say that it has its ups and downs. And if there are any 'downs' (nit-pickers will always find some), they are more than compensated by the thrill of the 'ups'. Lovely, involving soundstage, projecting the fortepiano as an integrated part of the action, with, at least from my preferred seat in the room, no mechanical clickety-click noises (as noticeable in some of the early Mozart set recordings).
As I suggested before repeatedly (and, according to publicity experts, it must, therefore, be true): A team with a winning account of five of the most rewarding piano concerti in musical history, and for sure for all those appreciating refreshing clarity and sparkling performances. As usual a bit faster than the rest, but so what! Does anyone really know how they were played in Beethoven's time, notwithstanding his metronome markings? Add the set to your preferred recordings for sheer pleasure and alternative enjoyment.
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Comment by Dissonance - November 5, 2019 (1 of 1)
An interesting release by BIS just in time to anticipate the 250th Anniversary Year of Ludwig van Beethoven. The first disc consist of Piano Concertos Nos. 1, 2 & 4 and takes the generous playing time of 87 minutes and 56 seconds! The second disc consist of the remainder and lasts 69 minutes and 17 seconds. In the consumer point of view it would have bring more considerable value to the album if the 'Choral Fantasia' (Op. 80) would have been added to the set as a bonus. In its total time of ca. 18 minutes both the discs would have had the same total time (69'17 + ca. 17'30 = 86'47).
Recording sessions took place in July 2017 (Nos. 1 & 3) and in July 2018 (Nos. 2, 4 & 5) at the Deutschlandfunk Chamber Music Hall, Cologne, Germany. Producer: Ingo Petry (Take5 Music Production), sound engineer: Christian Starke. Original format: 24-bit / 96 kHz high-resolution PCM.
In some way I do understand BIS's recording policy; this release is its first album of the works recorded with fortepiano instead of a modern-day piano. But why to record something that already is on the market, even more than once?! BIS has already released two sets of Beethoven's Piano Concerti; one was made with Yevgeny Sudbin featuring Minnesota Orchestra and Osmo Vänskä (in the last album the orchestra was Tapiola Sinfonietta), another was recorded with (again) Ronald Brautigam featuring Norrköping Symphony Orchestra and Andrew Parrott. Come on, why not to record such a works like 'the Creatures of Prometheus - Complete Ballet', 'Complete Incidental Music to Goethe's Egmont' or 'Christ on the Mount of Olives'? All of these features truly memorable music and deserves to be recorded more often, especially in high-resolution audio and Surround Sound.
But who knows what BIS has on the pipeline for the next year, maybe we will receive some of the works listed above...
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