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Manuscript; Trial; Slavery; New York
Documents Relating to the Trial of a Female Slave Accused of Theft.
A Female Slave in New York City is Tried for Stealing Money from Her Master [Manuscript]. [Trial]. [Slavery]. [New York]. [Documents Relating to the Trial of a Female Slave Accused of Theft]. [New York City, 1799]. Part-printed jury true bill, 13" x 8," dated October 1, 1799, content to recto... More about Documents Relating to the Trial of a Female Slave Accused of Theft
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Manuscript; Vredenburgh, Peter
Account Book, Freehold, New Jersey, 1805-1873.
Account Book of a Distinguished Nineteenth-Century New Jersey Jurist [Manuscript]. Vredenburgh, Peter [1805-1873]. [Account Book]. Freehold, NJ, 1829-1839. 231, [13] pp. Oblong octavo (5-1/4" x 8-1/2"). Reversed calf, black-stamped frames to boards. Light rubbing and some scuffs and scratches to boards, moderate rubbing to board edges with wear to corners... More about Account Book, Freehold, New Jersey, 1805-1873
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Manuscript; Texas
Draft Letters by Members of the Galvaston Bar Recommending William H..
A Group of Galveston Lawyers Attempt to Put One of their Colleagues on the Federal Bench [Manuscript]. [Galveston, Texas]. [Goddard, William H.]. [Manuscript Letters from Members of the Galveston Bar Recommending William H. Goddard for a Judgeship]. Galveston, TX, June 25 [and] June 29, 1870. 4 pp. 13-1/2" x 8-1/4."... More about Draft Letters by Members of the Galvaston Bar Recommending William H
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Manuscript Archive; Trials; Great Britain
Legal Documents Relating to Six Trials, Great Britain, 1631-1632.
Ravishment, Excommunication, Spousal Abuse and Other Matters [Manuscript Archive]. [Trials]. [Great Britain]. [Legal Documents Relating to Six Trials]. Great Britain, 1631-1632. 6 items, 2 are single leaves, 4 bifolia, sizes range from 9-1/2" x 8-1/3/4" to 12" x 7-1/2." Moderate toning and soiling, occasional browning, vertical folds, 5 items docketed... More about Legal Documents Relating to Six Trials, Great Britain, 1631-1632
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Manuscript; Arkansas
Justice's Docket Book, Stone County, Arkansas, 1873-1911. 412 pp.
Nineteenth-Century Docket Book with Unusually Detailed Entries [Manuscript]. [Arkansas]. [Justice's Docket Book]. Stone County, Arkansas, 1873-1911. [xxvi], 412 pp. Thumb-tabbed index. Folio (13-3/4" x 8-3/4"). Reversed calf, raised bands to spine, black-stamped panels and calf panels to boards. Rubbed with considerable wear to spine and corners, a few sections lacking... More about Justice's Docket Book, Stone County, Arkansas, 1873-1911. 412 pp
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Manuscript; Connecticut
Writ from the State of Connecticut Ordering the Seizure of Goods...
1785 Connecticut Court Document Ordering the Arrest of an Absconding Debtor [Manuscript]. [Connecticut]. [Writ from the State of Connecticut Ordering the Seizure of Goods of an Absconding Debtor]. [Hartford or New Haven]: August 9, 1785. 2 pp. 13-1/2" x 8" bifolium, docketed on verso. Horizontal fold lines, a few with... More about Writ from the State of Connecticut Ordering the Seizure of Goods
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Manuscript; Newark, New Jersey; Police Department
Personal Log Book of a Newark, New Jersey Police Officer, 1962-1965.
Daily Record of a Police Officer in Newark, New Jersey in the Early 1960s [Manuscript]. [Newark, New Jersey]. [Personal Logbook of a Newark, New Jersey Police Officer]. [Newark, NJ?, February 5, 1962-September 21, 1965. 500 pp. Thumb-tabbed index. Folio (13-3/4" x 8-1/2"). Three-quarter cloth over contrasting pebbled cloth, raised bands... More about Personal Log Book of a Newark, New Jersey Police Officer, 1962-1965
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Manuscript; Toledo, Francesco de
Ordenanzas de Minas del Peru, Tomo Primero y Unico.
Manuscript Copy of an Important Edition of Colonial-Era Peruvian Mining Laws [Manuscript]. [Toledo, Francisco de (1515-1582)]. Ordenanzas de Minas del Peru, Tomo Primero y Unico. Peru?, c. 1678. 183, [10] pp. Folio (12" x 8"). Contemporary tree sheep, "Ordenanza del Peru" in bold early hand to front board, thong ties... More about Ordenanzas de Minas del Peru, Tomo Primero y Unico
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Manuscript; Wanton, Joseph
Autograph Legal Document, Signed, Bristol, Rhode Island, July 5, 1728.
A Rhode Island Debt Claim from 1728 [Manuscript]. Wanton, Joseph [1705-1780]. [Autograph Legal Document, Signed, Bristol, Rhode Island, July 5, 1728]. Single 12-1/4" x 7-1/2" leaf, franked below signature, docketed on verso ("Joseph Wanton's Release"). Light browning, horizontal and vertical creases, wax seal at signature, some separation along fold lines... More about Autograph Legal Document, Signed, Bristol, Rhode Island, July 5, 1728
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Manuscript; Blackstone, Sir William; Warburton, W
Autograph Transcription Signed ('W.B.'), 1 April 1779, London...
Blackstone's Transcription of Notes by a Notable Critic on Literary Imitation in the Work of English Poets [Manuscript]. Blackstone, Sir William [1723-1780]. [Warburton, William (1698-1779)]. [Autograph Transcription, Signed ('W.B.'), 1 April 1779, London, Lincoln's Inn Fields, 26 April 1779]. 9-1/2" x 7-1/2" bifolium, four pages of text, archival guard at... More about Autograph Transcription Signed ('W.B.'), 1 April 1779, London
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Manuscript; Blackstone, Sir William; Petty, Lord
Autograph Letter, Signed, Addressed to "My Lord," March 21, 1761...
Blackstone Seeks Assistance from His Patron [Manuscript]. Blackstone, Sir William [1723-1780]. [Petty, Lord William, Earl of Shelburne (1737-1805)]. [Autograph Letter, Addressed to "My Lord," Signed "W. Blackstone," London, Inner Temple, March 21, 1761]. Two-page letter on single 8-3/4" x 7-1/4" sheet and 5" x 4" copperplate portrait of Blackstone (after... More about Autograph Letter, Signed, Addressed to "My Lord," March 21, 1761
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Manuscript; Massachusetts
Docket Book, Court of Common Pleas, Plymouth, Massachusetts, 1823.
1823 Docket Book from Plymouth, Massachusetts [Manuscript]. [Massachusetts]. [Docket Book, Court of Common Pleas, Plymouth, Massachusetts, 1823]. [26], [110] pp. Includes 3 thumb-tabbed indexes. Folio (13-1/2" x 8-1/2"). Three-quarter calf over marbled boards, lettering piece reading "Dockets/ 1823" to spine. Worn, about 45% of marbled paper lacking from boards, lower... More about Docket Book, Court of Common Pleas, Plymouth, Massachusetts, 1823
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Manuscript: Wills; Mental Fitness; Lewis, Garrett
1854 Legal Interrogatory of a North Carolina Medical Doctor...
1854 Interrogatory Concerning the Mental Fitness of the Decedent in an Inheritance Case [Manuscript]. [Wills]. [Mental Fitness]. Lewis, Garrett. Skinner, Dr. W.C. [1854 Legal Interrogatory of a North Carolina Medical Doctor W.C. Skinner Concerning the Illness, Mental Fitness and Death of Garrett Lewis of Chester County, Pennsylvania]. [West Chester, Chester... More about 1854 Legal Interrogatory of a North Carolina Medical Doctor
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Manuscript; Wolf, George
Autograph Letter, Signed, Washington, DC, December 16, 1825.
Interesting Letter by a Distinguished Nineteenth-Century Pennsylvania Lawyer-Politician [Manuscript]. Wolf, George [1777-1840]. [Autograph Letter, Signed, Washington, DC, December 16, 1825]. Single 9-3/4" x 8" leaf. Four fold lines, two vertical and two horizontal, light browning. Content in small neat hand to recto and verso, fragments of paper (from an album)... More about Autograph Letter, Signed, Washington, DC, December 16, 1825
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Manuscript; Canon Law; Clement III, Pope
Leaf from a Papal Decretal Concerning Inheritance, France, C. 1270.
Thirteenth-Century Manuscript Copy of a Papal Decretal Concerning Inheritance [Manuscript]. [Canon Law]. [Clement, III (1130-1191), Pope]. [Leaf from a Papal Decretal Concerning Inheritance]. France, c. 1270. [2] pp. Folio (12-3/4" x 9-1/2"). Parchment leaf, light soiling and a few faint stains, fold lines and tiny holes, pieces removed from corners... More about Leaf from a Papal Decretal Concerning Inheritance, France, C. 1270
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Manuscript; Harlan, James; Alabama Claims
Autograph Letter, Signed, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, September 28, 1891.
Judge Harlan Reflects on His Role in Arbitrating the Alabama Claims and on the Drafting of the Treaty of Washington [Manuscript]. Harlan, James [1820-1899]. [Autograph Letter, Signed, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, September 28, 1891]. Single leaf folded to from 9-3/4" x 7-3/4" bifolium, no transmittal envelope. Two fold lines, one vertical... More about Autograph Letter, Signed, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, September 28, 1891
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Deed of Sale; Hancock, Thomas, Blanchard, Joseph
To All the People to Whom These Presents Shall Come, Greeting, Know...
One of Boston's Wealthiest Men Acquires Land [Deed of Sale]. [Hancock, Thomas (1703-1764)]. [Blanchard, Joseph (1704-1758)]. To All the People to Whom These Presents Shall Come, Greeting, Know Ye.... May 4, 1789. 15" x 9-3/4" part-printed document, inscribed in neat hand, docketed on verso. Moderate browning and some edgewear, vertical... More about To All the People to Whom These Presents Shall Come, Greeting, Know
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Manuscript; Cardozo, Benjamin N.; Harold Shapiro
Autograph Letter, Signed [with] 6" x 8" Black-and-White Photograph.
Cardozo ALS Concerning the Ethics of Writing a Reference Letter with a Photo [Manuscript]. Cardozo, Benjamin N. [1870-1938]. [Shapiro, Harold]. [Autograph Letter, Signed, To Harold Shapiro on U.S. Supreme Court Letterhead]. Rye, NY, August 12, 1934. Single sheet folded to form four 6-1/2" x 5" leaves. Faint mark to top... More about Autograph Letter, Signed [with] 6" x 8" Black-and-White Photograph
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Cardozo ALS on U.S. Supreme Court Letterhead with Photo [Manuscript]. Cardozo, Benjamin N. [1870-1938]. [Shapiro, Harold]. [Autograph Letter, Signed, To Harold Shapiro on U.S. Supreme Court Letterhead, October 8, 1934]. Two 5" x 7-3/4" leaves. Light soiling, horizontal fold lines, otherwise fine. [With] Cardozo, Benjamin N. [7" x 9" Black-and-White... More about Autograph Letter, Signed [with] 6" x 8" Black-and-White Photograph
Manuscript; Kent, James
Court Document in Kent's Hand, Signed by Kent, February 5, 1806.
A Court Document in Kent's Hand, Signed by Kent [Manuscript]. Kent, James [1763-1847]. [Court Document in Kent's Hand, Signed by Kent]. [New York]: February 5, 1806. 4 pp. 12-3/4" x 8-1/4" bifolium, docketed on verso of second leaf. Horizontal fold lines, a few with minor tears, light browning and minor... More about Court Document in Kent's Hand, Signed by Kent, February 5, 1806
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Manuscript; Rhode Island; Supreme Court
Notes of Cases Heard Before the Rhode Island Supreme Court, 1854.
Manuscript Notes on Rhode Island Supreme Court Cases [Manuscript]. Rhode Island. Supreme Court. [Notes of Cases Heard Before the Rhode Island Supreme Court]. [Providence, RI, 1854]. [iv], 170 pp. Folio (14" x 8"). Quarter calf over marbled boards. Binding cocked, some rubbing and a few stains to boards, spine abraded... More about Notes of Cases Heard Before the Rhode Island Supreme Court, 1854
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Manuscript; Scrugham, William Warburton
Diary of William Warburton Scrugham, Yonkers, New York, 1844-1845.
Diary of a Prominent Yonkers, New York, Lawyer, Judge and Politician [Manuscript]. Scrugham, William Warburton [1820-1867]. [Diary of William Warburton Scrugham]. [Yonkers, NY, February 1, 1844--March 31, 1845 19, [120] pp. 12mo. (6-1/4" x 3-3/4"). Quarter sheep over marbled boards, printed paper title panel to front board (reading Diary for... More about Diary of William Warburton Scrugham, Yonkers, New York, 1844-1845
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Manuscript; Yates, Robert
Signed Oath of Office as Chief Justice of the State of New York, 1790.
Signed Oath of Office of an Important New York Jurist, Patriot and Anti-Federalist [Manuscript]. [Yates, Robert (1738-1801)]. [Signed Oath of Office as Chief Justice of the State of New York]. [Albany], October 9, 1790. 18-3/8" x 8-1/4" vellum document, inscribed in neat clerical hand, signed and dated by Yates and... More about Signed Oath of Office as Chief Justice of the State of New York, 1790
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Manuscript; Blackstone, Sir William; Steevens, G
Autograph Letter (in Third Person) to George Steevens, 1779...
Blackstone Discusses Shakespeare [Manuscript]. Blackstone, Sir William [1723-1780]. [Steevens, George (1736-1800)]. [Autograph Letter (in Third Person) to George Steevens, London, Lincoln's Inn Fields, 26 April 1779]. 9-1/2" x 7-1/2" bifolium, one page of text, archival guard at inner edge. Light toning, vertical and horizontal fold lines. $8,500. * Addressed to... More about Autograph Letter (in Third Person) to George Steevens, 1779
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Manuscript; Bleecker, Rutger
Bill for Court Fees, Signed, Albany, NY, January 9, 1728...
1728 Receipt for Fees in the Albany Mayor's Court [Manuscript]. Bleecker, Rutger [1675-1756]. [Crawells, William]. [Receipt for Court Fees, Signed]. Albany, NY, January 9, 1728. Single 13" x 8" leaf. Moderate toning and a few light spots, horizontal fold lines, minor edgewear, careful later repairs to tears along fold lines... More about Bill for Court Fees, Signed, Albany, NY, January 9, 1728
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Quick Selection: -- please select -- Cologny, Fondation Martin Bodmer, V-7.2 St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 1442
Cologny, Fondation Martin Bodmer, V-7.2
Paper · 114 pp. · 15.9 x 21.5 cm · 1 February 1611
Felix Lope de Vega y Carpi, Barlaán y Josafat, autograph
Felix Lope de Vega y Carpio (1562-1635), author of many comedias de santos, finished this Historia de Barlán y Josafat, comedia in three acts and in verse at home "En Madrid a primero de febrero de 1611." This complete manuscript contains numerous corrections and revisions by the author. This story of a conversion is more than an authentic Christian legend (then attributed to Saint John of Damascus) — it is above all a Christianized story. In the prince, who first gives up his palace in order to learn about the plagues of the world and then leaves his throne for the meditative life of an ascetic, one certainly recognizes Buddha. The edifying Christian story, set at the banks of the Ganges, is nothing other than an adaptation of Vie du Bodhisattva, a 2nd-4th century Sanskrit text, which over centuries was translated and adapted first by the Manichaeans, then by the Arabs, Georgians and Byzantines, until it finally reached the far distant people of the Western World: Lope de Vega's work thus (without the author's having been aware of this) is part of one of the most impressive chains of intellectual transmission in history. (duc)
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St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 1442
Parchment · 132 pp. · 26 x 17.5 cm · Monastery of St. Gall · 1611
Necrology of the Monastery of St. Gall
This necrology was compiled in 1611 from older books of the dead at the behest of Prince-Abbot Bernhard Müller (1594-1630); it replaces the necrology in Cod. Sang. 452. The records were continued until 1847. In addition to abbots, monks and lay brothers from the monastery, the register also lists persons who were admitted into the confraternity as benefactors of the monastery. Later entries indicate the year of death, occasionally also the place of death or of burial. The age of the deceased is mentioned only in exceptional cases. The last pages (pp. 126-131) contain directions for Masses for the dead and similar forms of commemoration of the dead. According to a note by Franz Weidmann (p. 1), after the secularization of the monastery the manuscript temporarily was in the possession of Fr. Aemilianus Hafner, who gave it to the library in 1840. (sno)
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Aired on June 7, 2009 – Directed by Sheree Folkson
Having served time for crooked husband Roy, Ellie Lagden fits him up, helped by ex-cellmates Shoo, Hannah and Josie. Their plan is to escape to Barbados but the contact with the fake passports drops down dead. So they take their suitcase containing three million pounds to remote Scots village Hope Springs, buying the run-down hotel from Sadie Cairncross. Ellie sees this as the perfect opportunity to lie low whilst arranging new passports. Sadie's daughter Ann Marie is not happy at the sale, nor, for undisclosed reasons is solicitor Euan Harries. Even less happy are Ellie and her friends when Euan's tearaway son sets fire to the hotel after Ellie bars him. Village cop Gil, engaged to Anne Marie, saves Ellie but the money goes up in smoke!
Aired on June 14, 2009 – Directed by Sheree Folkson
With the cash turned to ash Anne Marie gleefully tells the girls that her mother was all set to sell to Euan. A bank loan application and attempted hold-up come to nothing, so Ellie, feeling Sadie's lack of security was responsible for the fire, steals back the money, unaware that Sadie is hoping to buy a flat with it. Ellie stalls her by impersonating Anne Marie and telling the estate agent that her 'mother' is a drunk and a penniless fantasist, and this works. Sadie turns on Anne Marie and bonds with Ellie. Shoo flees to Glasgow to meet Nathan, her boyfriend, but she creams him after he has tried to rob her and hot-foots it back to Hope Springs. Unfortunately Nathan rings Lagden's hit-man Nathan to disclose her whereabouts. The hotel bar flourishes, as does Ellie's friendship with Gil, but she is intrigued by his interest in the recently disappeared brother of barman Dean McKenzie. Is it connected with a body hidden under the floor-boards in the hotel?
Aired on June 21, 2009 – Directed by Ian Barnes
The hotel flourishes and Ellie pays off a pernickety health inspector sent in by Euan to shut it down.Shoo gets back with Dean, causing a fight with Euan's son Ronan but Dean gets pulled in when Shoo rings him on a phone belonging to his missing brother Billy. Euan claims that Billy murdered girlfriend Katie, Euan's niece, though Ronan believes he killed Billy in a brawl.Dean is released and Ellie, aware that Euan is after it as well, gives the phone's SIM card to Gil. However Anne Marie, snooping on behalf of Euan, hacks into Gil's computer and finds that Ellie is a fraud, whilst Lagden's deadly hitman, Marius Gruber, murders greedy tell-tale Nathan and heads for Scotland.
Gil confronts Ellie with Anne Marie's findings but she convinces him that she and her friends are all battered wives who changed their names after fleeing violent husbands. Panic sets in when Nathan's murder is announced on television and they decide to leave immediately, stealing passports from lookalikes. Hannah, however, has become good friends with Euan's wife Ina, and,as a victim of domestic violence herself, feels obliged to stay and prevent Ina from ending up like herself. The other three realize that they cannot go without her and celebrate when a further television report shows that a junkie has been arrested for Nathan's murder, rather than hit-man Gruber. Unfortunately, he is getting ever closer to them and further disaster strikes when Sadie discovers that Ellie has robbed her.
Aired on July 5, 2009 – Directed by Dermot Boyd
When Sadie confronts her over the stolen money Ellie locks her in her bedroom, forging a card for Anne Marie to say her mother has gone to Australia. Gil marries Anne Marie but,at the reception at the hotel,Ellie overhears her in conversation with Euan,naming him as her baby's father, not Gil. Ellie tells Gil, largely to get him out of the way when Gruber the hit-man turns up and, after Gil socks Euan, the happy couple announce that their marriage is over. Sadie escapes and kills Gruber as he is about to shoot Ellie. Having disposed of his corpse the fugitives are happy to cut Sadie in on the flight to Barbados, especially because she knows a man who can forge passports.
Aired on July 12, 2009 – Directed by Dermot Boyd
Sadie introduces Ellie to Bronius, the forger, but his price is high and Ellie challenges him to a winner-takes-all poker game, also involving Sadie, Anne Marie and Euan,who, like Ellie, cheat. Ellie and Sadie, working together, fleece Bronius,who gives the fake passports to Shoo, who hides them, but Euan tricks Ellie into gambling away the hotel to him. Ronan, bullied by his father, attempts suicide and Josie stops him. He confesses that he accidentally killed Billy McKenzie after Billy murdered Katie and threw his body in the loch. She persuades him to tell Gil, who wants the loch drained. Euan is clearly implicated and Anne Marie offers to give him an alibi in exchange for the hotel.
Aired on July 19, 2009 – Directed by Brian Kelly
Shoo, now pregnant, moves in with Dean, who finds the passports and returns them to an angry Ellie. But Shoo is not the only one reluctant to leave. Josie is in love with the countryside and has become good, platonic friends with Ronan. Hannah is a respected chef, aiming to open a cookery school with soon-to-be-divorced Ina, and she's snogged Gil. Anne Marie,having taken the hotel back, lines up a gay couple for a quick sale to finance her move to the city. The locals are appalled that the plan is to turn it into a vegetarian gastro-pub and rebel. But it is the discovery of Gruber's severed arm in the loch that persuades the gays to make a hasty retreat and Anne Marie cuts Euan in as her business partner. Roy Lagden watches the gruesome discovery on T.V. in his cell and informs the local police.
Ellie and her friends tell Gil the whole story and are taken into custody. Two London detectives arrive, looking for them, but a village delegation, led by Ina and Dean – still in love with Shoo,even though she is not pregnant -impressed by the women's influence, persuade Gil to deny all knowledge of them, after which he resigns. Euan moves into the hotel and digs up Billy's corpse from under the floor-boards,taking it to a shed, unaware that Anne Marie is watching. The shock sends her into early labour and Ellie delivers her baby. Whilst Anne Marie is in hospital and everyone else at Ina's divorce party Ellie finds the corpse. Euan tells her that he killed Katie, with whom he was having an affair. Billy blundered onto the scene and fought with Ronan. Ronan only stunned Billy but Euan finished him off, leading Ronan to think he was the killer, so that Euan had a hold over the boy. Euan is about to kill Ellie but is knocked out by Roy, who has negotiated a release to help the police find the missing money. Roy claims that he wants reconciliation but Ellie notices his gun,is wary and drugs his drink. Hannah sees them and calls the other women. They jump Roy and his gun goes off, killing him. This time round the girls are very good at putting a corpse into the loch. Euan is arrested on Anne Marie's evidence. She and Gil agree to make a go of things, as he is the father of her baby, and they will run the hotel together. The villagers comfort a tearful Dean, who has lost his Shoo as she,Sadie, Ellie, Josie and Hannah escape to the Cayman Islands where they unlock Roy's hidden millions. A closing caption tells us that they are still on the run but that the millions, and a tan, help them cope.


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Truth and Consequences under Israeli Occupation
August 5, 2008 Articles
By Mohammed Omer – Gaza
I am a Palestinian journalist from Gaza. At the age of 17, I armed myself with a camera and a pen, committed to report accurately on events in Gaza. I have filed reports as Israeli fighter jets bombed Gaza City. I have interviewed mothers as they watched their children die in hospitals unequipped to serve them because of Israel's embargo. I have been recognized for my reporting, even in the United States and United Kingdom, where I have won two international awards. I have also been beaten and tortured by Israeli soldiers.
This summer, at age 24, I was honored to learn that I had become the youngest journalist to receive the Martha Gellhorn Prize for Journalism, named for the famed American war reporter and awarded to journalists who counter propaganda with the truth. Although Israel has sealed Gaza's 1.5 million Palestinians in what many now call the world's largest open-air prison, Dutch MP Hans Van Baalen lobbied the Israeli government to let me leave Gaza to receive my award in person. Upon my return from London, I was surrounded by Israeli security officers. I was stripped naked at gunpoint, interrogated, kicked and beaten for more than four hours. At one point I fainted and then awakened to fingernails gouging at the flesh beneath my eyes. An officer crushed my neck beneath his boot and pressed my chest into the floor. Others took turns kicking and pinching me, laughing all the while. They dragged me by my feet, sweeping my head through my own vomit. I lost consciousness. I was told later that they transferred me to a hospital only when they thought I might die.
Today, I have difficulty breathing. I have abrasions and scratches on my chest and neck. My hands don't function well; typing is difficult. My doctor informed me that due to nerve damage from one kick, I may be unable to father children and will need to have an operation.
Israeli attacks on journalists are not new; nor are they rare. In April, Reuters cameraman Fadel Shana was killed by fire from an Israeli tank. He was in a car, clearly marked as press. According to Amnesty International, "Fadel Shana appears to have been killed deliberately although he was a civilian taking no part in attacks on Israel's forces."
Reporters Without Borders has condemned the Israeli military's widespread "abusive behavior" of Palestinian journalists. And the Committee to Protect Journalists reports that journalists covering Israeli military actions in the West Bank and Gaza "contend with perennial abuses at the hands of Israeli forces." In 2007 alone, Israeli soldiers shot photographers from Agence France-Presse, Al-Ayyam newspaper and Al-Aqsa TV. The television cameraman, Imad Ghanem, fell to the ground when wounded. Israeli forces then shot him twice more in the legs. Both of his legs have been amputated.
Could it be that despite their tanks, fighter planes and nuclear arsenal, Israel is threatened by our cameras and computers, which give the world access to images and information about their military occupation of Palestinians? Indeed, this month a Palestinian girl filmed an Israeli soldier shooting a blindfolded Palestinian at point blank range with a rubber bullet. The video aired widely, on CNN, NBC News and the BBC, among other media outlets.
Although Palestinians face this violence daily, the images and our stories rarely travel beyond our borders. Israel seems intent on hiding its oppression of Palestinians under its rule – including its dual system of laws, one giving civil, political and social rights to Israelis, and the other denying those rights to Palestinians living under occupation. This system allows Jewish settlers in the West Bank to enjoy freedom of movement and access to healthcare and education, while Palestinian children in Gaza die of curable illnesses because hospitals have run out of medicine.
Martha Gellhorn brought to light atrocities committed in World War II and in the Vietnam War. In her tradition, I remain committed to accurate reporting from Gaza today. For this I may suffer lifelong consequences. But I hold on to the hope that Americans – as well as journalists worldwide – will impress upon Israel the need to respect the rights of reporters. Freedom of speech and a free press are hallmarks of any democracy. I am proud to call myself a Palestinian and a journalist. The might of the Israeli military will not silence my pen or darken my camera lens.
– Mohammed Omer is an award-winning photographer and journalist based in Rafah Refugee Camp in the southern Gaza Strip. This article was originally published in the Nation Magazine, and is republished by PalestineChronicle.com with permission from the author.
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Board index Star Wars The Prequel Trilogy
Star Wars Episode II Attack of the Clones
Discuss Episodes 1-3 here.
thepepgal
Post by thepepgal » March 25th, 2017, 8:22 am
The second of the prequels. See many Jedi in battle.
Remember, the Force will be with you always.
Re: Star Wars Episode II Attack of the Clones
This movie has lots of elements I love, but none of them are Anakin (sorry Anakin fans).
I strongly prefer to skip pretty much all the scenes where Anakin speaks. The film then primarily involves Obi-Wan, Jango Fett, and lightsaber fights. What's not to like about that?
Post by Master Magnus » August 29th, 2017, 12:35 pm
I don't like sand. It's coarse and rough and irritating and it gets everywhere...
Seriously, I really like Attack of the Clones. When I first saw it in theater in 2002, I was pleasantly surprised as I really didn't like TPM. Much has been said about the dialogue, but the dialogue isn't an important element of Star Wars: It's a very visual franchise and could work as silent movies.
What I don't like is the surprisingly amateurish recut of the movie as released on Blu-Ray...
Kapit
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Post by Kapit » August 31st, 2017, 9:22 am
Master Magnus wrote: ↑
Recut????
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borgmatrix
Post by borgmatrix » August 31st, 2017, 10:29 am
I do, too. I found the story a lot more interesting; in particular, Obi-wan following the thread that eventually leads to the discovery of the Clone Army.
I thought the colors utilized worked very well, and I found it a lot more interesting visually than TPM. The fight between Kenobi and Fett was great, and something different. Physically, sloppy, messy. The sound was great.
Even with the Anakin/Padme stuff...yeah, some of the dialogue and deliveries weren't great, but other bits worked for me. I especially enjoyed the exchange with Anakin saying "...then they should be made to", Padme's reaction of surprise, and Anakin recognizing it and turning it into a joke.
The end was fantastic with the Jedi in numbers facing even an even greater number of droids, the arrival of the clones into the action, and then the lightsaber duels.
Post by Master Magnus » September 1st, 2017, 12:57 pm
Kapit wrote: ↑
August 31st, 2017, 9:22 am
Well, two scenes were poorly re-edited: The chase after Zam and the Yoda vs Dooku duel. Shots were rearranged (and now makes little sense), but the music wasn't so it's chopped up.
Post by Kapit » September 2nd, 2017, 12:13 pm
September 1st, 2017, 12:57 pm
Guess who hasn't watched their Prequel Blu-Rays at all
Seriously though, that sounds terrible.
Post by Master Magnus » September 7th, 2017, 1:45 pm
September 2nd, 2017, 12:13 pm
It is. To detail the changes a bit more...
The Coruscant Chase: The scene where Anakin and Obi-Wan are running through the power couplings with a speeder was re-edited. In the original/DVD version, Obi-Wan shouts: "Anakin, how many times have I told you..." and then there are a few shots of the speeder as it passes through the power couplings and then it's back to Obi-Wan saying "...stay away from power couplings!". In the Blu-Ray version, Obi-Wan's lines have been edited together and all external shots have been moved to after Obi-Wan's lines. The order of the shots is now pretty awkward and the music wasn't edited to reflect the changes.
Count Dooku escapes after the duel: The scene during which Dooku escapes and Yoda saves Anakin and Obi-Wan from the falling pillar was re-edited as well. In the original/DVD version, after Yoda sets the pillar down in the foreground, the order of shots is as follow (I've tried to structure the scene by numbering the shots):
1. The pillar crashes in the foreground and the hatch closes and the gangplank is retracted on Dooku's ship in the background
2. An external shot of the hangar that shows the arrival of the gunship carrying Padmé
3. A shot of Padmé and the Clone Troopers jumping off the gunship
4. A shot of Dooku's ship taking off from the hangar
5. Shots of Padmé and the Clone Troopers opening fire at Dooku's ship and close-up on Dooku in the ship
6. A shot of Dooku's ship passing by a couple of Trade Federation Core Ships near Geonosis
7. A close-up on Anakin
8. A shot of Anakin and Obi-Wan lying on the ground
9. A reaction shot of Yoda sighing
10. A shot of Yoda using the Force to retrieve his stick and walking towards camera
11. A shot of Obi-Wan and Anakin with Obi-Wan getting up from the floor
12. A long shot of Padmé and the clones entering the hangar and running towards Anakin and Obi-Wan
On the Blu-Ray, the scene was re-edited as follows:
In short, the scene is a complete and utter mess and as the music wasn't re-edited, it sounds awful! It is, after all, a scene that lasts about a minute, give or take. The color-timing has been changed throughout the movie as well and there's an ugly teal/green tint to it. There's one good change, Pernilla August recorded a few new lines for Anakin's nightmare scene, but sadly I find the movie unwatchable on Blu-Ray.
Post by borgmatrix » September 12th, 2017, 9:40 am
September 7th, 2017, 1:45 pm
There's one good change, Pernilla August recorded a few new lines for Anakin's nightmare scene, but sadly I find the movie unwatchable on Blu-Ray.
I only recently bought the Saga on Blu-ray, so I haven't watched it yet. But the version shown on TV is likely the BD version, right?
Master Shrive
Post by Master Shrive » October 10th, 2017, 1:24 am
I bought the saga a couple of years back on blu ray, finally thinking it was safe to own the whole set. A few weeks later they announced the ST... lol. Not sure I noticed the difference in the edits, but I'll keep an eye out more closely for my next watch.
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A VPN (Virtual Private Network) is totally legal (although some people use them for illegal purposes).
You can use your search engine of choice to research VPNs and decide whether this is for you and, if so, which one best suits you in terms of location, price, your needs, etc).
For example, if you're a heavy torrent user, some VPNs won't be suitable. Likewise, if you're trying to bypass geolocation restrictions to access media content, some VPNs will work for that and others won't. Regardless of the VPN they will provide instructions on how to use them for each of your devices.
On the other hand, if all you're concerned about is masking your internet usage on Apple Macs, iPhones and iPads, you can just use software such as Tunnelbear.
Regardless of the option you pick, a VPN basically disguises your location by making your IP address appear as though you are in another location (usually another country). And because all traffic is routed via the VPN, it doesn't matter whether you're just browsing the web, playing a game, or using any other app that sends/receives data online. All that traffic is routed via the VPN.
Note: If you intend to use an Apple TV you will need to connect it to another device that is routing all traffic through the VPN, as an Apple TV won't connect directly to a VPN.

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Many young people argue proposal is intrusive and ill conceived.
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At speech at CU Boulder, Guy McPherson compares humans to bacteria and says Armageddon is nigh.


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Individual door control according to usage requirements, such as whether the item is returnable or not, loan periods for check-in/check-out, automated lock-down, employee access, etc.


They say that rain is on the way (of course, in San Diego, that usually doesn't mean much). So we had some extra time today outside, just in case. Eve began to show them the boxing moves they will need to live up to the breed name.


Podtech's LunchMeet vidcast has done an interview with Kris Tate and Thomas Hawk of Flickr rival Zooomr. Zooomr has a lot of nice features, but one thing that stood out in the demo was the use of popup icons that appear when you hover over the photo. As you hover, they show up in the corner, and allow you to do things like open the photo up as a lightbox or toggle its "Fave" status (i.e. declare it as one your favorite pics).
The neat thing about this popup mechanism is that it's pretty consistent across the site…whether you're looking at thumbnails or a detailed view of the pic, you get that consistent set of icons. This means you can mark a pic as your favorite without having to open it up first. In the ongoing effort to build a rich collection of tags, it's also conceivable that users could tag the photo with a similar popup mechanism.
From an eye candy perspective, the Ajax-powered (or DHTML if you like) portal feature is pretty sweet too. Like Flickr's popup notes, the pic shows a box outline. With portals though, what you see when you hover over it is a new inset photo and you can actually scroll around the second photo while looking at the portal photo. And of course, clicking on the inset photo opens it up. Hard to explain, but easy to understand if you try it out.


If you are planning a trip to NMoz or NZimbabwe a very nice place to stay over (or even a holiday) I can recommend is Mutirikwi Recreational Park.
It is 230km North of Beitbridge border post.
There is a Lake surrounded by mountains and the setting is stunning.
We camped on the boat club grounds.Charges Dec 08 were R10 for adults and children free!
Facilities are clean, with a nice pool, hot showers and camp-sites have power points and braai facilities.
The Great Zimbabwe Ruins are approx. 5km away and really worth the trip.


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If you want to find out about how we manage our project, have a look at ProjectManagement. Also find there information about providing patches, our roadmap, sample queries for Bugzilla (our bug tracking tool), our CVS and much more.
Welcome to the Cocoon documentation Wiki. It is not large, it is not small, it is simply available to anyone actually feeling like adding some info to complement what's on the main Cocoon web site. Type away! Explore the publicist in you! This wiki is generally a "jumping point" for bringing new documentation into the project. See the About page to get started.
If you are attempting to evaluate Cocoon for a project, you will find the features list useful. If you are unsure whether Cocoon is right for you, please also read RulesOfTheGame.
Still not convinced? For some real-world success stories about using Cocoon, see the Testimonials page.
Added StudentProjectIdeas2007: Google announced the 3rd summer of code and this year. The Austrian Computer society launched a similar project, the OSS Contest Austria 2007. Add your ideas about what students could do for us! If you are a student yourself and interested, don't hesitate to add your project idea and get in contact with us as soon as possible.
Some wiki pages about Lepido, the Eclipse-based Cocoon IDE.
Launch of Planet Cocoon (for Cocoon developers) and Spread Cocoon (to help market Cocoon).


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Nøkken - Nøkken (Polymath, 2021)
On this genre hopping slice of heaven, the mysterious Nøkken dips and dives through many audial realms and sublime soundscapes, but never fails to lose sight of the overall aim in getting you to think and getting you to move.
There's certainly something to be said about music that finds the middling spaces, the ground where paths cross and whimsical fantasies combine, and in many ways it's often how the artist chooses to bottle this essence and bring it to the boil that really captures the imagination. In the contemporary musical landscape, we have reached a point where genres really have overlapped with one another, through decades of cross-pollination and hybridisations that have led us to a point where singular sounds speak on multiple levels and records often contain a treasure trove of references for us to marvel over. As a formula it's easy to grasp but hard to master, and we often praise artists who see things operate and come together a little bit differently, their passions for multiplying their audial treads from one to many means that their music feels a little bit different, a little bit more intriguing. However, it's often a highly successful enterprise, and can lead to narratives being written which stick to listeners like glue, with the music found within these narratives deeply intriguing and something that can be returned to and pursed with a rigorous intensity. This kind of journey is stumbled across on numerous occasions, as we find ourselves at crossroads where the aphexes of varying genres have come together in a beautiful harmony, resulting in records that sound like things we know but always seeming to have surprises around the corner, a feature that results from the swings between tracks being wide but delicately balanced. As a musical experience, it doesn't get much better than that, as we are greeted with a vast array of audial spaces that cater for the downtimes, the uptempo moments, and the various inbetweens that soundtrack our walks to work or when we stare across a lonely vista. It's a variety in frequency and feeling which combine effortlessly to provide moments that operate on so many levels, with the listener placed firmly in the middle of proceedings and allowed to freely roam between differing spaces that remain interlinked with one another. Electronic music in general was built upon foundations that were always open to reinterpretation, to the continual development of morphologies and the ways in which genres overlapped with one another, and this sequencing has furthered the ideals of many threads throughout history. Today sees the climaxes of these journeys, the maximum potentials of indices that serve to frequently push the boundaries of possibility, time and space, not in a manner that feels rushed or ill fitting but within a set of parameters that feel incredibly relevant, enriching and bold to the brim. We see the wires begin to cross over one another, where strains of music all lead towards one goal of creating something meaningful, of pushing the boat out into the faraway waters, with the smoothness of the waves captivating us as we touch the surface with our finger tips, as ideas and fantasies start to play out in our heads. It's this kind of excitement that keeps us going, keeps us raring to move and keeps us very much contained with a forward momentum, with an eagerness swelling deep within us that holds us close as we explore every inch of possibility, as we find ourselves losing it within the middling grounds. A base to strike from, a place to conjure up something brilliant, with the artists who reside there holding a very special place in our hearts.
One such artist who very much exists between the realms of possibility and imagination is producer Nøkken, who seems be able to meld and bend genre stylings to his will in order to craft the most compelling of audial experiences. Nøkken has been around for a fair few years, in which he has honed his craft and be exploring the spaces that exist between genres, with this new name being just another incarnation within his journey, and what better place to release a genre defying record on than Third Son's Polymath imprint. Polymath has been pushing out some very interesting music indeed of late, with the discography largely elevated by the music of the label head, which in many ways is as dynamic and bold as the music which Nøkken will be presenting to us in a little moment, with records such as '20 Days', 'How I Learned to Stop Thinking' and 'Voices 2' all typifying the label's approach to sonic palettes and intriguing depth in relation to melody and feel. In short, the stars aligned for the music of a producer like Nøkken, who debuted on the label earlier with the 'DREAMZ' EP, with the 2 tracker featuring two cuts that would be present on the LP we are reviewing today, and it provided us with a little snapshot of things to come. And on that note, we arrive at the subject of today's review, the self titled Nøkken release, which in many ways touches upon a lot of the feelings we discussed in the opening paragraph, with plenty of flows washing through it that will leave you coming back time and time again. The music found within is filled to the brim with referential elements, placing you somewhere within the past but firmly within the present and indeed, the future, with a narrative playing out from the word go that's incredibly easy to get behind and even easier to fall in love with, as gorgeous tones and even more beautiful melodies float past us. The music elevates us to special places indeed, with lots of special moments found within the transitions from one kind of vibe to another, with each track shining very brightly indeed but standing shoulder to shoulder with one another. It's a remarkable piece of music, and one that we feel will remain very much within the public consciousness for years to come, such is it's staying power and depth, and on that note, lets dive into this beautiful piece of music.....
Up first comes 'RESONATE', and this one begins with the fluid like chordal arrangement that flows right into our laps. The chords do the rounds a couple of times before disappearing into the mist, and in this moment we are greeted by the gentle breeze of the bassline, which saunters along keeping a mystical kind of pace, with the pads returning one more time before vanishing into thin air as a delightful key line whispers to us from far away in the distance. This whole intro ensemble has certainly been building to something, but the space that is left behind and emphasised means that anything could slide into view, and just like that we are greeted with the swinging downtempo beat to really get us into the groove. The solo key line is given plenty of room here to fly up high above the mixture, as the chords return to provide further balance and feel to the track, with distant pads helping to fill the gaps inbetween delightfully. Additional rhythmic elements join into the mix as time passes by, and we we float onwards we feel a sense of bliss rush over us, and it's this kind of feeling that we think will be the key thread that links this record together. An excellent start. Up next comes 'FM', and like with the opener we are treated to some swelling pads to get us going. The chord rushes to the surface before dissapating into the thin air, as rhythmic arpeggio like acid keys move in and around the spaces underneath, with the spaces being created prime for a swinging beat to slide into view, and sure enough the drums come into the fray soon after. The kicks and snares delicately blend into the mixture, maintaining the spaces left behind by the chirpy key line, as the chords strike downwards when the moment feels just right, and overall it's a short but incredibly sweet blend that works on so many levels. Up next comes 'BEACON EDIT', and this one begins with the softest of drumming patterns to get us going. As time passes by the swelling chords and vocal snippets come into the view, their presence exceptionally short and cut off by a singular note at the end of each wave, as a deft bass line slides in underneath to give a little bit of ooft to proceedings. Then, out of nowhere, comes a solid as hell garage-esq line to really elevate matters into some special places, with Nøkken doing a great job at lulling us into a false sense of security before releasing us into a very different audial space indeed. The drums groove away before slowing down towards the end, providing some time to breath and a moment to revel in the gloriousness of it all, and for that we are eternally grateful.
Up next comes 'BEACON EXTENDED', and this one starts off once more with the drums to kick things off. The track is almost beat for beat with the EDIT version, with the usual short and sharp keys doing the business within a structure that you just know is going to kick off significantly in a few moments, except on this version the drums are allowed one final run through at the end, and that is always something to enjoy. 'DREAMZ' comes next, and this one starts off with the flickering hats and distant looping chord to get us going. The textures that resonate from the hats only grow more evident as time passes by, with plenty of time given over to helping the mixture reach it's perfected state of being, with plenty of thought given to how the drums continue to evolve and grow, and sure enough the kicks and snares arrive soon after to get the groove going on strong. The chord is left alone for the time being to move along with the underlying mixture, with a bassline joining in the fun soon after to keep the fire burning, with it's form shifting through the sands with an utmost certainty, as if it has a point to prove in rising higher and higher to the top. The blend of elements is compelling, willing us to venture forward in a haze like state as the varying sequences do much to move us forward to new states of being, with this feeling only intensifying as further key lines move into the mix. The break down helps us to clearly see all that this track is trying to achieve, and it's simply glorious, as we see proceedings out with a passing wave and a fond farewell. Up next comes 'CLIQUE', and this one starts off with the textured swells to kick things off. The pads then arrive like a glimmer of sunlight passing through the blinds on a cold winters day, as clicks help to set a sense of rhythm, with a tonally engaging arpeggio sequence moving in and out of time amongst the sea of enveloping elements. Further pads wash over the tops of the mountains with a graceful sublimity, as the arpeggio sequence grows in stature and presence, with it's journey climaxing with the introduction of the heavy set kicks, as we transition into the next phase of the experience. The various melodic elements all rise and fall as time passes by, with the consistent original chord acting like an anchor for the other elements to shift through the haze and find a space that befits their beauty. The arpeggio once again climaxes, before the track then descends into a melodicless segment that sees the power of the drums really take hold, and from this point onwards it's all about rebuilding the sonic palette, which Nøkken does masterfully, of course. What a journey.
'ME&FREJYA' comes next, and this one starts with the consistent kicks. The light percussive like sounds that emerge on top create an immediate sense of intrigue, as distant melodic features shift around among the top ends of the experience, and before long the bass line arrives to really kick things into the next gear. It's all about the subtleties on this cut, as chordal blemishes emerge then disappear with such grace and flair, and before long the hats arrive to give the momentum that little bit of extra kick, as further consistent elements start to make themselves known. The frequencies that are on display here are a stark contrast to the densities that proceeded it, but Nøkken shows here that he is as comfortable drifting along at this kind of pace as he is moving within the most layered of sonic spaces. The final section of the track sees the drums really double down, with cymbals and kicks thrown in to move the experience from a profoundly Minimal one and through into a fully blown Techno excursion, and it's handed superbly. 'FORM' comes next, and this one takes the tones down ever so slightly. The scale of the track feels quite cavernous, as the keys call out to us from deep within the plains, but the track is then condensed ever so slightly with the emergence of the drums and the gorgeous key lines that come to the front. The mix of melodic elements comes in the form of the chord progression that slowly evolves in the backdrop and the lovingly placed key lines that abound on top, and it's enough to put you into a trance like state indeed. The tone of the keys keeps on growing, scaling ever wider as time passes by, and we can feel the embrace in every bone in our body. Mesmerising stuff. Up next comes 'ESPIRIT', and this one takes the tempo up that little bit more. The drumming structure kicks things off, with an unmistakably Electro vibe underpinning proceedings, with plenty of elements included which provides a solid as hell foundation for things to come, with the bass line leading the way from a melodic point of view. The pause in rhythm allows for the main chordal arrangement to come into view, which only helps to push things onwards and upwards, as we become ensnared in the groove. The second dip in energy extends a bit longer, and before long we are pushed right back up into the momentum, with further key lines thrown in for good measure as time continues to pass us by at a wondrous pace, as a final breakdown merges our feelings with the track, and we are set for life.
'HAZE' comes next, and this one starts with the breezy feels to get us going. The textured approach gives way to the chords to pound their way into existence, and as they do their thing the lightest of kicks emerges from within to provide an initial sense of rhythm, and Nøkken once again turns the screws as the kicks emerge to really set the collective pulse running at fever pitch. The kicks help to bind all the intricate elements together, as sequences move in and out of time beautifully, as if they endeavour to weave around the rhythm with a real sense of intent, and this is exactly the feeling we get as we are carried along by this beautiful display of melody and groove. The track takes a pause, providing us with plenty of time to get to know the melodic features all over again, with a new key line thrown in to provide further feelings, and it's around this moment that it all kicks off once more, with continued swells permeating through to really get us moving onwards and upwards. Top notch stuff. To wrap things up on this wicked record, we have 'PROGRAMMED', and here we see the lightest of key lines get things started. The notes tinker and feel their way through the space, like a lifeforce intent on searching every nook within the immediate context, and as the frequency of the playing intensifies we see the pads come into view, and that swell really hits hard inside. The space between that first swell and the next feels like a lifetime, and yet it feels so real, so tangible, like no time had passed at all, with further sprinkling of keys added to really maximise the emotion placed behind the chords. The way in which the track climaxes with delayed notes and ever growing densities really takes the breath away, and in all it represents a fitting end to a record that never fails to dazzle with it's transposing and cross-referencing feel. Each track might be different, amazing and singular in it's own way, but there's a story being told here, through the simmering keys through to the delightful transitions, everything found here is solid gold, and rings true of the kind of Electronic Music that transcends the contemporary and reaches out into the future.
In this day and age, we yearn for the musicians and the records that combine so effortlessly the plethora of sounds that swirl around us, and when these records nail it on the head, it's a joy to behold, such is the quality and diversity of the content being presented to us. Nøkken is certainly one of these such artists, and with this new album he simply confirms it in flying colours, because the contents will take your breath away with it's incredible depth, melodic quality and sheer class in regards to production value. Each track feels meticulously constructed to appeal to a shade of the emotional spectrum, be it inner looking moments or times where the groove just takes hold and you can't help but more, there's so much here to unpack and get to know that you'll find yourself coming back time and time again to revisit the feelings that slide your way during the listen through. Emotional, tangible, ever present and ever evolving, it's the kind of music that points in all kinds of directions but remains remarkably focused, with an essence acting as an anchor for all manner of excellence to deviate and move off in multiple directions, and this only really occurs when you have a creative vision like Nøkken does. Superb, from start to finish, and this one is a record we cannot recommend enough.
https://polymathlabel.bandcamp.com/album/n-kken-lp


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