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After the unprecedented events we witnessed in this country earlier this week, it feels somewhat surreal to blog about something completely unrelated. At the same time, the fact new music keeps coming out is reassuring to me. In fact, music has always had a degree of healing power during challenging times and provided a welcome distraction. While ignoring reality can be dangerous, I believe occasionally escaping from it is a good thing to clear your mind and gather strength.
I'm very excited about this week's Best of What's New installment, which features indie and country singer-songwriters, a young incredibly talented vintage soul vocalist who knocked my socks off and…well, you'll need to continue reading to find out yourself. All of this great music was just released yesterday (January 8).
Denison Witmer/River of Music
Dension Witmer is a singer-songwriter from Lancaster, Pa. According to his artist profile on Apple Music, Tagged by many music journalists as one of the most likely songwriters to fill the void left by Elliott Smith in the acoustic indie singer/songwriter movement, [he] catalogs the experiences of young adulthood in almost painfully honest detail. With a soft and sensitive voice that perfectly matches his laid-back 1970s California pop production and subtly expressive guitar work, he has gone from writing in his journal to becoming an intimate of like-minded artists like Damien Jurado and Pedro the Lion over the span of a few albums. Growing up in Lancaster, PA, Witmer picked up the guitar at the age of 16 and was soon showing enough promise to draw the interest of the Innocence Mission's Don Peris. As Peris became Witmer's musical mentor, he would oversee and play guitar and keyboard on his apprentice's first recordings, 2000's River Bends EP and the much-heralded Safe Away. Here's the great River of Music, a track from Witmer's new EP American Foursquare (Simplified). It surely feels good listening to his soothing voice and beautiful guitar-playing. And the lyrics about the power of music perfectly illustrate what I wrote in the intro of this post.
Morgan Wallen/Livin' the Dream
Country music singer-songwriter Morgan Wallen, who hails from the tiny Tennessee town of Sneedville (about 250 miles east of Nashville), first gained some prominence as a contestant on season 6 of The Voice in 2014. While Wallen didn't make it to the final, his stint eventually led to a deal with Panacea Records and his debut EP Stand Alone from August 2015. Wallen switched to Big Loud Records thereafter and released his first full-length studio album If I Know Me in April 2018. Livin' the Dream is a track from his sophomore release Dangerous: The Double Album. This double album features a hefty 30 tunes, many prominent country songwriters and a guest appearance by Chris Stapleton. Livin' the Dream, a tale about life as a "rock star," was co-written by Wallen, Ben Burgess, Jacob Durrett and Michael Wilson Hardy, aka Hardy.
Barry Gibb/To Love Somebody
Yep, that's Barry Gibb, formerly of the Bee Gees. I recently covered them in a four-part series here (part 1), here (part 2), here (part 3) and here (part 4). All I'd like to say in this post is if you think the Bee Gees were just a disco band, I'd encourage to take a closer look at their music or read my series. Was it necessary for Gibb, the group's only surviving member, to come out with Greenfields: The Gibb Brothers' Songbook, Vol 1., an album of newly recorded versions of mostly famous Bee Gees songs? Probably not – on the other hand, why not! The Bee Gees' catalog is full with well crafted songs. Co-written by Barry Gibb and Robin Gibb, To Love Somebody is among my favorite early Bee Gees tunes. It initially appeared on Bee Gees' 1st, the group's first internationally released full-length studio album that was released in July 1967 in the UK and appeared the following month in the U.S. The newly recorded version features Jay Buchanan, lead vocalist of American rock band Rival Sons. The album also includes many other guests, mostly from country music, a favorite genre of Barry's, such as Little Big Town, Dolly Parton and Sheryl Crow. Be cynical about it, if you like. I dig and stand behind these songs and the Bee Gees!
Aaron Frazer/ If I Got It (Your Love Brought It)
According to his website, Aaron Frazer is a Brooklyn-based, Baltimore-raised songwriter [who] first came into the international spotlight as multi-instrumentalist and co-lead singer for Durand Jones & The Indications. He penned some of the group's most notable tracks, including 'Morning In America,' and sang lead on 'Is It Any Wonder?' – the latter an instant sweet soul classic anchored by Aaron's falsetto, which caught the ear of producer and Black Keys guitarist Dan Auerbach…Soft-spoken with the look of a slightly disaffected 1950s matinee idol, Aaron Frazer possesses a unique voice that's both contemporary and timeless. His higher register conveys a wide emotional palate and a progressive worldview in the tradition of musical masterminds like Curtis Mayfield. While Aaron's stirring falsetto and thoughtful songwriting have made him established in the world of revival soul music, he refuses to be pigeonholed. That falsetto is in beautiful action on If I Got It (Your Love Brought It), a tune from Aaron's debut album Introducing…, which was produced by Auerbach. The song was co-written by Frazer, Auerbach and David Ferguson. So good! check it out!
Sources: Wikipedia; Apple Music; Aaron Frazer website; YouTube
Author christiansmusicmusingsPosted on January 9, 2021 Categories Best of What's NewTags Aaron Frazer, American Foursquare (Simplified), Barry Gibb, Bee Gees, Bee Gees' 1st, Ben Burgess, Black Keys, Chris Stapleton, Country, Curtis Mayfield, Damien Jurado, Dan Auerbach, Dangerous: The Double Album, David Ferguson, Dension Witmer, Dolly Parton, Don Peris, Durand Jones & The Indications, Elliott Smith, Green Fields: The Gibb Brothers' Songbook Vol. 1, Hardy, If I Got It (Your Love Brought It), If I Know Me, Indie, Introducing..., Is It Any Wonder?, Jacob Durrett, Jay Buchanan, Little Big Town, Livin' the Dream, Michael Wilson Hardy, Morgan Wallen, Morning In America, Pedro the Lion, Rival Sons, River Bends, River of Music, Robin Gibb, Safe Away, Sheryl Crow, Singer-Songwriter, Soul, Stand Alone, To Love Somebody9 Comments on Best of What's New
While McCartney III kept me busy yesterday, Paul McCartney's new album wasn't the only great new music. Ringo Starr also released a new single. I wonder how many times has it happened before that two ex-Beatles come out with new music during the same week! But wait, there's more.
How about an indie rock band from LA and a young R&B artist and producer from South Korea? Or a prolific Australian rock band I had never heard of before, which apparently is considered to be one of the most genre-hopping bands of all time.
Last but not least, this latest Best of What's New installment also features a longtime New Jersey singer-songwriter and musician, who is perhaps best known for having performed the music of Steely Dan for more than 26 years, faithfully capturing the vocals of Donald Fagen.
The Wrecks/Static
The Wrecks are a band from the Los Angeles area, which was formed in 2016. Apple Music's profile describes their music as exuberant, melodic, emo- and punk-influenced indie rock. The group found early success with their 2016 breakout single, "Favorite Liar," and after a pair of EPs signed to the Big Noise label for their 2020 full-length Infinitely Ordinary. Hailing from Thousand Oaks, California, singer/guitarist Nick Anderson, guitarist Nick Schmidt, guitarist Westen Weiss, bassist Aaron Kelley, and drummer Billy Nally had barely formed when they chanced on the opportunity for a few covert days in a local studio. In just three hectic days, they recorded their 2016 debut EP, We Are the Wrecks, which featured the catchy single "Favorite Liar." The song picked up steam online and helped the Wrecks land some key gigs opening for Paramore and the Struts along with festival slots at Lollapalooza and BottleRock. A second EP, Panic Vertigo, arrived in 2018, followed in 2020 by the Wrecks' first LP, Infinitely Ordinary, on the Big Noise imprint. Static, co-written by Anderson and Schmidt, is the title track of The Wrecks' new EP, which appeared yesterday. Admittedly, it falls outside my core wheelhouse, but my pop ear can't deny it's catchy.
Mike Caputo/Maya Lee
Unless you've read my blog for a long time, you probably haven't heard of New Jersey singer-songwriter and musician Mike Caputo. Mike has been active for over 50 years. According to a bio on his website, A vocalist who plays keyboards and drums, Mike was signed to ABC Dunhill records at 15 years old after playing the Cafe Wha? in NYC in 1967. From that point he performed as a lead vocalist and either drummer, or keyboardist in a variety of local bands in the club circuit. Performing 5 to 6 nights a week playing Pop, Progressive, Jazz, R&B, Funk and his own Original Compositions, led him to more studio experience at Private Stock Records in the 70's...Mike is also a published writer who wrote lyrics and melody for "A Question Of Time" by B.J. Thomas from the album "Once I Loved" and "Manhattan Blue" for Rich Cecere'e Big Band. For the past more than 26 years, he has performed the music of Steely Dan, faithfully capturing the voice of Donald Fagen. His current project Good Stuff also features music of Gino Vannelli, Stevie Wonder and Sting, all artists who influenced him. Mike's also a dear friend, and I've been to many of his shows. This doesn't mean I'm featuring Maya Lee, a song he recently wrote, to do him a favor. In fact, he has no idea what's coming at him! 🙂 When I saw this tune on Facebook the other day, I immediately dug it. It's got a great smooth pop jazzy sound – and, yes, I can definitely hear some Donald Fagen/Steely Dan in here. I also really like the bass and guitar work, provided by Scott Hogan and Don Regan, respectively, who are also members of Good Stuff.
Ringo Starr/Here's to the Nights
It turns out Paul McCartney wasn't the only ex-Beatle who was busy working on new music during the pandemic. His former band mate Ringo Starr released Here's to the Nights on Wednesday (December 16), the lead single from his forthcoming EP Zoom In scheduled for March 19, 2021. An announcement on his website notes, As this crazy year comes to a close, Ringo is offering a song of peace, love and friendship – "Here's To The Nights" available today as a single…Written by Diane Warren, Ringo is joined by his friends, some longtime and some new, including: Paul McCartney, Joe Walsh, Corinne Bailey Rae, Eric Burton (Black Pumas), Sheryl Crow, FINNEAS, Dave Grohl, Ben Harper, Lenny Kravitz, Jenny Lewis, Steve Lukather, Chris Stapleton and Yola. Of course, I can see cynics dismissing this as an aging pop star getting a little help from celebrity musician friends. While it's coming out just prior to the holidays, I don't think this is about making a quick buck. Instead, I fully buy Ringo's statement: "This is the kind of song we all want to sing along to, and it was so great how many wonderful musicians joined in. I wanted it out in time for New Years because it feels like a good song to end a tough year on. So here's to the nights we won't remember and the friends we won't forget – and I am wishing everyone peace and love for 2021."
Miso/Let It Go
Here's another selection that's not the kind of music I usually listen to, but there's just something about Miso, a 28-year-old R&B artist and producer from South Korea. According to a mini bio on last.fm, Miso lived in England during her childhood. Her songs are characterized by a very peculiar modern and soft beat. Her name has often been associated with artists like DEAN and she has worked with CRUSH too – no idea who these artists are. Let It Go, for which Miso wrote both the music and lyrics, is from her new EP Metanoia released December 14. I guess it's mostly her voice that drew me in. And check out that cool bassline! This tune definitely has something.
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard/If Not Now, Then When?
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard (what a name!) are an Australian rock band founded in 2010 in Melbourne. Initially, they started as a group of friends jamming together until a mutual friend asked them to play at a show – sounds like the rest is history. The current line-up features Stu Mackenzie (vocals, guitar, bass, keyboards, flute), Ambrose Kenny-Smith (vocals, harmonica, keyboards), Cook Craig (guitar, bass, vocals), Joey Walker (guitar, bass, keyboards, vocals), Lucas Harwood (bass, keyboards) and Michael "Cavs" Cavanagh (drums, percussion). Their profile on Apple Music notes they have built a reputation as one of the most prolific and adventurous genre-hopping bands of all time. Their debut studio album 12 Bar Bruise appeared in September 2012. And, yes, this band has been pretty prolific indeed ever since, releasing 15 additional studio albums, six live albums, two EPs, one compilation and more than 40 singles. If Not Now, Then When? is their latest single that came out on December 10. This is just a cool tune. The groove and the falsetto vocals remind me a bit of Prince. Check it out!
Sources: Wikipedia; Apple Music; Ringo Starr website; last.fm; YouTube
Author christiansmusicmusingsPosted on December 19, 2020 Categories Best of What's NewTags Ambrose Kenny-Smith, B.J. Thomas, Ben Harper, Black Pumas, Chris Stapleton, Cook Craig, Corinne Bailey Rae, Dave Grohl, Diane Warren, Don Regan, Eric Burton, FINNEAS, Gino Vannelli, Good Stuff, Here's To The Nights, Indie Rock, Jazz, Jenny Lewis, Joe Walsh, Joey Walker, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Lenny Kravitz, Let It Go, Lucas Harwood, Manhattan Blue, Maya Lee, Metanoia, Michael "Cavs" Cavanagh, Mike Caputo, Miso, Once I Loved, Paul McCartney, Pop, Prince, R&B, Rich Cecere'e Big Band, Ringo Starr, Rock, Scott Hogan, Sheryl Crow, Static, Steely Dan, Steve Lukather, Stevie Wonder, Sting, Stu Mackenzie, The Wrecks, Yola, Zoom In8 Comments on Best of What's New
The Dirty Knobs Release Long Awaited Debut Album Wreckless Abandon
Mike Campbell's band The Dirty Knobs finally released their debut album yesterday (November 20). Originally, Wreckless Adandon had been scheduled for March 20 but was pushed back after Campbell announced in early March he had to deal with "some health issues, which, while fully treatable, need to be addressed" and that "I'm going to be just fine," as reported by Ultimate Classic Rock at the time. In a way, the eight-month delay was relatively minor, considering the band has been around for some 20 years.
Campbell formed The Dirty Knobs in the early 2000s as a side project to Tom Petty's Heartbreakers. In August 2001, he told Rolling Stone he had recruited original Heartbreakers bassist Ron Blair and the band's drummer at the time Steve Ferrone, together with guitarist Jason Sinay. Apart from Campbell and Sinay, the Knobs' current lineup includes Lance Morrison (bass) and Matt Laug (drums). "It's rougher-edged [than the Heartbreakers]," Campbell described their music at the time. "It's slightly over-driven, less polished, lots of Sixties influence — the Kinks, Zeppelin, the Animals. It's something I probably should have done a long time ago, but I didn't 'cause I was wrapped up in the Heartbreakers."
The Dirty Knobs were active in-between Heartbreakers tours and studio projects. They played small venues and did some recordings but weren't looking for a record deal. "We would go and play clubs and do some recordings and it just got better and better," Campbell said during a recent interview with Cleveland.com. "I always had in the back of my mind it would be a great project to do if the Heartbreakers ever took a hiatus or whatever. So now here we are, and I'm all fired up to do this band." Of course, Campbell had also been pretty busy working with Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Johnny Cash and many other artists and since September 2018 as an official new member of Fleetwood Mac.
The Dirty Knobs (from left): Jason Sinay, Mike Campbell, Lance Morrison and Matt Laug
While Reckless Abandon isn't meant to sound like a Heartbreakers album, perhaps inevitably, you find yourself looking for similarities, and there are definitely some influences. After all, Campbell and Petty had a long songwriting partnership, and it's not a coincidence Campbell earned co-writing credits for two to three songs on many Heartbreakers albums and two of Petty's solo records.
At times, even their voices sound a bit similar. "In the beginning I realized I had a lot of Tom's nuances in my delivery 'cause we grew up together, so I focused hard on trying to filter that out as much as possible and find my own voice and personality," Campbell explained to Cleveland.com. "I don't want to sound like Tom, of course, but I do from time to time 'cause we have the same accents and this and that. But I think I found my own self."
Time for some music. Here's the opener and title track that had previously been released as the album's lead single back in January. Like all other except for two songs, it was written by Campbell. Great tune – dig Campbell's Rickenbacker sound. Frankly, this track could be a Heartbreakers song. One difference is there are no keyboards.
Pistol Packin' Mama features Chris Stapleton on vocals. Stapleton also contributed a tune, Fuck That Guy. Likewise, Campbell was a guest on and co-wrote two songs for Stapleton's new album Starting Over released on November 13. "He's a great writer, a great artist, so I'm fortunate to be able to work with him," Campbell told Cleveland.com. "I met Chris the first time just in passing; The Heartbreakers were headlining at (Chicago's) Wrigley Field, and he was opening. He was going to take (Dirty Knobs) out to open for him in the summer."
Next up: Southern Boy, another nice bluesy rocker. Again, I could also picture Tom Petty singing that tune.
On Irish Girl, The Dirty Knobs take it down a few notches. Released as the album's most recent single on November 16, it's among the tracks I like the best so far. "Irish Girl is my favorite lyric on the record," Campbell told American Songwriter. "It's whimsical and more poetic than most of the Knobs' songs. I was inspired to write it driving home late one-night listening to Van Morrison on the radio. When I got home, the song just came to me. It's very simple musically and I love the sound of the record. It reminds me of Ireland." Here's the official video.
Let's wrap it up with one more bluesy rocker: Aw Honey. Ex-Heartbreaker Benmont Tench contributes piano.
Asked by Cleveland.com whether he feels a sense of mission to continue the legacy he had with Tom Petty, Campbell said, "Well, maybe subconsciously. I don't perceive myself as on a mission, per se; my only mission is to have fun, really, and try to make great music and try to get better. He's not here, obviously, so now it's up to me, and I've got to carry on making music the best I can. I have a legacy to live up to. I hope the stuff that I do going forward holds up against that stuff. It's kind of a high bar, but my only mission is just to enjoy myself and keep making music. That's what keeps this alive."
In addition to the album, The Dirty Knobs also postponed their supporting tour. It's now scheduled to kick off in San Bernardino, Calif on June 5, 2021 and wrap up in New Orleans on November 2. Some of the other gigs include Denver (June 25 & 26), Chicago (July 17), Gainesville, Fla. (September 10 & 11), Nashville, Tenn. (September 14), Asbury Park, N.J. (September 18), Boston (September 23 & 24), Indianapolis (October 2 & 3), San Francisco (October 15 & 16) and Austin, Texas (October 30 & 31). The full schedule is available here.
Sources: Wikipedia; Ultimate Classic Rock; Rolling Stone; Cleveland.com; American Songwriter; The Dirty Knobs website; YouTube
Author christiansmusicmusingsPosted on November 21, 2020 Categories New MusicTags Benmont Tench, Bob Dylan, Chris Stapleton, Fleetwood Mac, Fuck That Guy, George Harrison, Jason Sinay, Johnny Cash, Lance Morrison, Led Zeppelin, Matt Laug, Mike Campbell, Rock, Ron Blair, Southern Boy, Starting Over, Steve Ferrone, The Animals, The Dirty Knobs, The Heartbreakers, The Kinks, Tom Petty, Wreckless Abandon15 Comments on The Dirty Knobs Release Long Awaited Debut Album Wreckless Abandon
Singer-Songwriter Jason Isbell Releases New Album
"Reunions" may have been his most challenging record to make so far
While I had heard of Jason Isbell before and listened to some of his past music, I had not taken a closer look at the singer-songwriter from Green Hill, Ala., who at age 41 has experienced both remarkable success and full-blown addiction to alcohol and cocaine in his late '20s. Both sides of his story provide important context for Reunions, Isbell's new album, which he recorded with his backing band The 400 Unit. It was broadly released yesterday, May 15.
Apparently, Isbell grew up in a musical family. His grandfather and uncle showed him how to play various instruments. As a 6-year-old, he learned the mandolin, and in high school, he played the trumpet and French horn. Somewhere along the way, he picked up the guitar and started playing in a garage band and a country cover band. Eventually, he met session bassist David Horn, whose son Patterson Hood was a co-founder of alternative country and Southern rock band Drive-By Truckers. When he was 21, Isbell got a publishing deal with FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals, Ala., where he worked until he joined Drive-By-Truckers the following year during their supporting tour for their third studio album Southern Rock Opera.
Isbell stayed for six years and recorded three studio albums with the band, contributing guitar and vocals, and writing some of their songs. During these years with Drive-By Truckers, Isbell developed his alcohol and cocaine addiction. Apparently, it did not slow him down much. Following his departure from the band in April 2007, Isbell wasted no time to launch a solo career and released his solo debut Sirens of the Ditch in July that year.
The 400 Unit, weirdly named after a colloquial name for the psychiatric ward of a local hospital in Florence, Ala., came together for Isbell's sophomore album Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit released in February 2009. Two years later, Isbell agreed to enter a rehab program at a Nashville facility. He managed to overcome his addiction and has been sober since. In February 2013, Isbell married singer-songwriter and violinist Amanda Shires. Since 2011, she had been a guest on his albums and eventually became a member of The 400 Unit. In parallel, Shires continued to pursue her solo career. In 2019, she also formed country band The Highwomen. Isbell played guitar on their eponymous debut album, which appeared last September.
Since Isbell got out of drug rehab, he won many accolades for his music, which among others include four Grammy awards and various Americana Music Honors & Awards. They turned out to be a mixed blessing when making his new album. "For some reason, I felt really pressured," Isbell told The New York Times. "You think, 'If I make a record that's not great, everybody's going to dismiss me entirely. If I [expletive] up my relationship, everybody's going to be so shocked that they'll write me off completely.' All those things, when you say them out loud sound ridiculous, but they stay in there and gnaw at you."
Jason Isbell with Amanda Shires
The pressure took a toll on his marriage and at some point prompted Shires to move to a motel, since she felt belittled. "I want him to make the best art he can but not at the expense of making me feel less," she noted to The New York Times. "I needed space because lines were getting crossed." So with all the drama surrounding the album, how did it turn out? Pretty good, in my opinion, though one hopes this outcome happened despite the aforementioned challenges, not because of them. Let's get to some music!
Here is the opener What've I Done to Help. Like all of the remaining nine tracks on the album, the tune was written by Isbell. "It seems like this song set the right mood for the record," Isbell told Apple Music. "It's a little bit indicting of myself, but I think it's also a positive message: Most of what I'm talking about on this album is trying to be aware as possible and not just get lost in your own selfish bubble, because sometimes the hardest thing to do is to be honest with yourself." BTW, none other than David Crosby provides harmony vocals on the tune!
In Overseas, Isbell was trying to write a song that's about multiple things at once, which he views as a big challenge. "On the one hand, you have an expatriate who had just had enough of the country they're living in and moved on and left a family behind," he explained to Apple Music. "And the other is more about my own personal story, where I was home with our daughter when my wife was on tour for a few months." Apparently, the song was inspired by Eric Clapton, who once said in an interview he didn't feel he would ever be a great songwriter since he wasn't able to write allegorically. "I was probably 12 or 13 when I read that," Isbell said, "and it stuck with me."
Running With Your Eyes Closed has a little bit of a Mark Knopfler guitar vibe, which is definitely part of the reason it speaks to me. According to Isbell, "It's a love song, but I really try hard to look at relationships from different angles, because songs of the initial spark of a relationship – that territory has been covered so many times before and so well that I don't know that I would have anything new to bring." I really dig the sound of this track. Check it out!
One of the most personal tracks on the album is It Gets Better. "I was awake until four in the morning, just sort of laying there, not terribly concerned or worried about anything," Isbell explained. "And there was a time where I thought, 'Well, if I was just drunk, I could go to sleep'. But then I also thought, 'Well, yeah, but I would wake up a couple hours later when the liquor wore off.' I think it's important for me to remember how it felt to be handicapped by this disease and how my days actually went. I've finally gotten to the point now where I don't really hate that guy anymore, and I think that's even helped me because I can go back and actually revisit emotions and memories from those times without having to wear a suit of armor."
Let's do one more. Here's the closer Letting You Go, a tune Isbell wrote for his four-year-old daughter, recalling her as a baby and fast-forwarding to picture her getting married and leaving the house. Well, that certainly looks like a big jump into the future; then again, time flies, as I can attest when it comes to my own son who is 18 now – how did that happen so quickly? "Once, when my daughter was very little, my wife said, 'Every day, they get a little bit farther away from you'," Isbell reflected. "And that's the truth of it: It's a long letting-go process." He clearly is very attached to the little girl.
Reunions is Isbell's fourth straight album produced by Dave Cobb, who has also produced for Chris Stapleton, Sturgill Simpson and John Prine, among others. In addition to Shires (fiddle, backing vocals), The 400 Unit features Sadler Vaden (guitar, backing vocals), Jimbo Hart (bass, backing vocals), Derry DeBorja (keyboard, accordion, backing vocals) and Chad Gamble (drums, backing vocals).
So what does David Crosby think about Isbell? "Jason has become one of the best writers in the country," he commented to The New York Times. "And my idea of really good writers is Paul Simon, Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan. His singing is emotional. It's honest. He's really trying to tell you the story." Hopefully, Crosby's praise won't put additional pressure on Isbell when comes to making his next record. As strange as it sounds, it might actually be a good thing for Isbell if he doesn't get a ton of accolades for Reunions!
Sources: Wikipedia; The New York Times; Apple Music; YouTube
Author christiansmusicmusingsPosted on May 16, 2020 Categories New MusicTags Alternative Country, Amanda Shires, Americana, Chad Gamble, Chris Stapleton, Country, Dave Cobb, David Crosby, David Horn, Derry DeBorja, Drive-By Truckers, Eric Clapton, It Gets Better, Jason Isbell, Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit, Jimbo Hart, John Prine, Letting You Go, Mark Knopfler, Patterson Hood, Reunions, Rock, Running With Your Eyes Closed, Sadler Vaden, Sirens of the Ditch, Southern Rock Opera, Sturgill Simpson, The 400 Unit, The Highwomen, What've I Done to Help2 Comments on Singer-Songwriter Jason Isbell Releases New Album


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Succinea paralia är en snäckart som beskrevs av Leslie Raymond Hubricht 1983. Succinea paralia ingår i släktet Succinea och familjen bärnstenssnäckor. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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The 'Boyfriend' star faces off with Michael Madsen for the love of his life in his latest music video.
Justin Bieber fights to run away with the girl of his dreams in the newly unveiled music video for his brand new single 'As Long As You Love Me'.
The 18 year-old singer teamed up with rapper Big Sean for the second official release from his recent album 'Believe', following the success of lead single'Boyfriend' earlier this year.
Justin is seen acting opposite Kill Bill star Michael Madsen in the video's lengthy opening, as Madsen portrays the overprotective father of Justin's potential love interest.
After being warned to stay away from her or face the consequences, Justin leaves his girl a note suggesting they run away and the two later escape in a car, in between flashbacks to earlier points in their relationship.
The 'As Long As You Love Me' video features an emotional climax as Justin is seen gaining more and more mysterious cuts and bruises, before it is revealed he sustained them in a severe beating from the Reservoir Dogs actor, after the young lovers were confronted on the road.
US rapper Big Sean also appears in the heavily hyped promo to perform his rap during the middle eight section of Justin's latest release.


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Meadow Farm is an unincorporated community in Muskingum County, in the U.S. state of Ohio.

History
A post office called Meadow Farm was established in 1840 and remained in operation until 1863. Besides the post office, Meadow Farm had a Protestant church.

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1840 establishments in Ohio
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Basil Spalding de Garmendia (Baltimore, 28 de fevereiro de 1860 - St. Raphaël, 9 de novembro de 1932) foi um tenista estadunidense. Medalhista olímpico de pratas em duplas com Max Decugis.

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Tenistas olímpicos dos Estados Unidos
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Tenistas nos Jogos Olímpicos de Verão de 1900
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New medication also reduces by 40 percent the number of pulmonary exacerbations, the leading cause of death in cystic fibrosis patients
Results from two phase 3 clinical trials published today in the New England Journal of Medicine show that a new combination of medications can successfully treat the underlying cause of cystic fibrosis for patients age 12 and older with two copies of the F508del gene mutation – the most common form of the life-threatening, genetic disease found in over half of the cystic fibrosis (CF) population. Approximately 8,500 people in the U.S., and 22,000 people in North America, Europe and Australia, age 12 and older with cystic fibrosis carry this gene mutation.
The international trial, which studied more than 1,000 cystic fibrosis patients age 12 and older, revealed that a combination of the drugs Kalydeco (ivacaftor) and lumacaftor, an experimental drug that has not yet been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), successfully treated the defective CF protein and improved lung function. The drugs also helped patients achieve a 40 percent reduction in pulmonary exacerbations, the leading cause of death in cystic fibrosis patients.
"Being able to treat not just the symptoms, but the underlying cause of cystic fibrosis by targeting this specific gene mutation, is a major game changer because it is by far the most common in patients with this disease," said Dr. Bonnie Ramsey, director of the Center for Clinical and Translational Research at Seattle Children's Research Institute and professor of Pediatrics at the University of Washington, who presented the study's findings at the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research advisory committee meeting on May 12. "Previously, we found that Kalydeco treated just four percent of cystic fibrosis patients, but this new combination treats the defective CF protein for a much greater number of patients."
The drugs, which work together to address the defective gene mutation by allowing the proteins within the cell to fold properly, reach the cell surface and then work as a salt channel, were given to patients over the course of 24 weeks in an effort to gain insight on how they may improve lung function and quality of life for people living with cystic fibrosis.
The trial included cystic fibrosis patients from Seattle Children's and the University of Washington Medical Center. Today, the median predicted age of death for a person with the disease is in the mid-20s.
"What gives me tremendous confidence and excites me the most are the comprehensive health improvements seen in patients across all age groups, in all geographies and with all levels of disease severity," said Ramsey, who was one of four lead authors on the trial and is a pioneer in cystic fibrosis treatment. "Patients can now have longer periods of good health, greatly improving their quality of life."
The new combination of medications is up for FDA approval in July. If approved, Ramsey and her colleagues will be able to prescribe ivacaftor/lumacaftor to patients age 12 and older with F508del/F508del mutation. There are ongoing safety studies of the drug combination in children 11 years old and younger. These studies are being conducted at sites in the CF Therapeutics Development Network, which is coordinated by Seattle Children's.
"Nothing has been more rewarding than watching the progress of our research over all these years," Ramsey said. "It has been unbelievable that we began this work 15 years ago with merely a concept of finding a way to treat the underlying cause of this disease, and now, it's changing patient's lives. I'm honored to have been able to observe this."
For more information on cystic fibrosis research trials at Seattle Children's, please call 206- 987-3921.
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My favorite yoga poses are twists. But there's one — high lunge prayer twist — that I find a bit of a challenge (hence it's not among my favorite poses). Still the benefits of practicing high lunge prayer twist outweigh the challenge, so I practice it often.
And finally, the "prayer" part of the pose helps me feel both grounded and in tune with my higher power. That, to me, is the most important benefit of yoga poses versus other types of stretches and exercises.
There's a great sequence that leads up to high lunge prayer twist that you've probably practiced many times. It's the sequence from downward-facing dog through low lunge to high lunge and finally to high lunge prayer twist.
Start in downward-facing dog, heels pressing towards the floor, arms and legs straight if possible. Then, on an exhale, bring your right knee towards your chest, pulling your knee inwards and activating your core.
Step your right foot in between your hands, making sure your right knee is stacked above your right ankle.
Gently move your hips forward, while keeping your right knee over your right foot. You should still be able to see your toes. You'll feel a gentle stretch in your left thigh.
Stay here or lift your upper body up on an inhale and put both hands on your right knee to increase the stretch. If you like, you can also lift your arms up towards the sky. If you lift your arms, keep your shoulders relaxed and rolled down your back, your chest open, and your tailbone tucked.
To prepare for high lunge twist, first come into crescent lunge: On an inhale, raise your arms up to the sky, with your palms facing each other. Look straight ahead, and again keep your shoulders rolling down your back. Engage your core.
On the next exhale, bring your hands into a prayer position in front of your chest. Inhale. Then, on the exhale, twist to the right and hook your left elbow on the outside of your right knee. Your hands should still be in a prayer position.
On an inhale, lengthen your spine, on an exhale twist a little bit more. Look up if it feels comfortable.
When you're ready, come back to crescent lunge on an inhale. Then step back to downward-facing dog. Repeat the sequence on the other side.
If you're new to this sequence, you may not love it at first. But if you move through the poses with intention, taking the opportunity to appreciate all of its benefits, you may come to see at as one of the most important flows in your yoga practice.
Remember you can get more guidance on the poses in this sequence by using the Track Yoga app! So, what's your experience with high lunge prayer twist? Let us know in the comments.
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Swimming with dolphins this day tour's main attraction is being able to swim close to the dolphins. Situated on the southern point of the island, Kizimkazi fishing village is home to several schools of bottle-nosed dolphins and Humpback dolphins.
which are sighted following a short boat trip from the village? Please note that this tour is subject to weather conditions. If the weather is not appropriate for the tour, we will inform you on the morning of the tour.
Transport from stone town to Kizimkazi, boat, snorkeling gear lunch, soft drinks and entrance fees.


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The purpose of this section is to outline the general development of this study, and to indicate why certain investigations were carried out, and why others which might appear to have equal merit were discarded. In 1959, the Geology Department of the University of Saskatchewan, in conjunction with the Geology Division of the Saskatchewan Research Council, decided to co-ordinate a number of research projects and some future field work in one general area, and selected the Flin Flon area for this purpose. Apart from being readily accessible, work which had already been carried out in the area, notably the mapping of the area surrounding Amisk Lake, Saskatchewan, to the west of Flin Flon by Dr. A. R. Byers, (Byers and Dahlstrom, 1954, Byers and Kirkland, 1964), had indicated a variety of interesting problems which deserved further study. One of these was the genesis of a number of base metal sulphide deposits. These deposits seem to fall into two groups. There are a large number of deposits which consist almost entirely of pyrrhotite or pyrite, or mixtures of the two, with nominal amounts of other base metal sulphides. For convenience these will be referred to as the 'barren' deposits. Then there are a much smaller number of deposits which consist of pyrrhotite or pyrite or mixtures of the two, with much larger quantities of other base metal sulphides, particularly chalcopyrite and sphalerite. These deposits, which may or may not be of commercial value, will be referred to as the 'economic' deposits, and include the main Flin Flon ore body, and a number of other mines, past and present such as the Coronation and Birch Lake Mines. Apart from this major difference in quantitative mineralogy the structural and geological setting of both groups is quite similar in many respects. A better understanding of the genesis of these sulphides could have considerable practical value in the search for new 'economic' deposits, quite apart from any purely theoretical value. The original purpose of this thesis was to make a study of the genesis of these sulphide deposits, with emphasis on a general geochemical approach, to see if there were in fact, other basic differences between the two groups of sulphide deposits, apart from the obvious difference in quantitative mineralogy. This aim was greatly facilitated when the National Advisory Committee on Research in the Geological Sciences chose Coronation Mine, some fourteen miles southwest of Flin Flon, as the site of a co-ordinated research program to be conducted by any interested bodies, under the general guidance of the Geological Survey of Canada, who in turn assigned Dr. D. R. E. Whitmore to the task of co-ordinating the various investigations. It was thus possible to make a detailed collection of samples from Coronation Mine, as a representative of the 'economic' group, during the summer of 1960, and on subsequent occasions as mining progressed, as well as to do underground structural mapping as a contribution to the Coronation Mine Project. This latter also provided a very necessary background for the geochemical work. Samples from the 'barren• deposits were represented chiefly by material previously recovered from exploratory drill core and surface workings by Dr. A. R. Byers, together with a few samples I was able to salvage myself. Unfortunately this record is far from complete, as much of the drill core from a number of prospects has been disposed of, or is otherwise irrecoverable. The geochemical work of this thesis resolved itself to some extent, in that the equipment available limited analytical work to chemicalspectrophotometric and flame-photometric methods. Due to the inherently poor productivity of chemical procedures, especially where geological samples are involved, the geochemical work had to be restricted to a few studies to which there was the best chance of attaching some geological significance to the analytical results. Two possibilities appeared likely to provide the most useful information: whole-rock, and trace element studies of ore and altered wallrocks from Coronation Mine. trace element studies of pyrrhotite from both 'economic' and 'barren' deposits. Even so, considerable preliminary chemical work was necessary to adapt existing analytical procedures to give reliable results with the available equipment, and with the particular type of samples involved. The results ot preliminary whole-rock analyses and some trace element determinations on altered wallrocks were somewhat disappointing, in that the conclusions which could be drawn from the results were essentially negative. It was felt that a detailed study along these lines would be valuable, but that it would involve an experimental program beyond the scope of this thesis, and perhaps better suited to more rapid physical methods of whole-rock analysis. This work was therefore discontinued. Attention was then concentrated on trace element determinations of pyrrhotite from both 'economic' and 'barren' deposits. Apart from some preliminary work on other sulphides, pyrrhotite was chosen for study because it was common to both groups of deposits, and because it was the most widespread sulphide in the available sample collection. The trace elements selected for study were cobalt and nickel, because it would probably be easier to attach geological significance to the analytical results than might be the case with cadmium or lead data for example. This work in fact, revealed considerable differences between the two groups of sulphide deposits, and the description of these findings, and a consideration of their implications form the main portion of this thesis. Although this purely geochemical work could have stood on its own, the original intention of the thesis, that of using the geochemical data to throw light on the genesis of the sulphide deposits, has not been overlooked. A consideration of the new data in the light of the available field evidence shows that a theory for the formation of the 'barren' sulphide deposits can be proposed which is consistent with the available data. Difficulties are encountered in finding a satisfactory theory for the formation of the 'economic' deposits however. These difficulties chiefly concern the structure and age of the 'economic' mineralization in the Coronation Mine-Birch Lake area. Various genetic theories which have been proposed for these sulphide deposits by other workers or which might have some bearing in this particular study are briefly reviewed and are also found to be unsatisfactory or inadequate in one respect or another. It was felt that some of these difficulties might be resolved if partial remobilization of the sulphides had occurred and possible evidence in support of remobilization is briefly considered. The thesis therefore consists of three main sections. although there is necessarily some overlap of material dealt with in each section. There is a brief section on the geological setting and description of the sulphide deposits, after which follows the main section on the geochemistry, and the discussion of the results and the genesis of the sulphide deposits. These are followed by a brief conclusion and some suggestions for further studies. A number of appendices contain some additional details or information on various points which occur in the main text.
Eager, R. L.; Coleman, L. C.; Smith, J. R.; Mawdsley, J. B.; Edmunds, F. H.


Mark's learning to fly his new C-182/G-1000 so we threw the clubs in the plane and went to Rylstone Airpark for some STOL practice, a round of golf and yum cha with the Loneragan family. Mark did his best landing ever as we landed at YBTH just before sunset. A super ending to a glorious Sunday! Thanks Harriet and Rob!!


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This robotic crane system was designed for the printing industry to be used on a bindery line. The system automates the depalletizing of logs and loading of stream feeders.
Advanced crane control at Logan Aluminum. Anti-sway, automatic positioning, and safety boundaries were implemented on 35-ton and 30-ton cranes. Crane services four machine stations.


This is the primary cause of the foul game flavor in deer meat. Even the soft fat that is good on beef, needs to go. Even the soft fat that is good on beef, needs …... 27/11/2018 · To marinate the meat in a bag, transfer the marinade into a sealable plastic bag that's large enough to hold the meat. 5 Cut the venison into 1 ⁄ 4 inch (0.64 cm)-thick slices.
Once all the meat is properly prepared, it takes less than an hour to make a 4-pound batch my family can enjoy for several weeks. Fresh-Ground Venison After killing a deer, field-dressing and skinning it, I remove the tenderloins and loins and prepare them for cooking or for the freezer.
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Birthday Bounty (262/365) – Annoyingly Boring?
A couple of these guys aren't new, but the Sesame Street population at our place boomed with the recent birthday. And she's loving every minute of it.
Hey, it's my furry old pal Grover!
She's the sweetest! Happy Birthday Sweetheart!
Goodness I cannot believe how big she is getting..
That show hasn't been the same since they killed off Mr. Hooper.
And why wouldn't she be? That is a veritable Muppet bounty!
looks like cookie monster is trying to eat her fingers.
I probably watched sesame street until I was in junior high school. I loved all the characters. I still have fond memories.


Procrastination became a constant companion of mine while writing this book. Prior to this endeavour, I usually had no problem getting things done, but some days working on this book was like pulling teeth. I tried everything to get out of writing. I kept checking e-mail 'just once more' or making 'just one phone call' or finding a need to rearrange my office. Many people think that procrastination is caused by having too much to do, or from stress. Most of the time, however, it is rooted in fear. The thought of being responsible for an entire book was terrifying for me, in a way that most of my work-related tasks are not.


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The ASOA is a component of the Pacific Coast Society of Orthodontists (PCSO), which is a constituent of the American Association of Orthodontists (AAO).
Our annual meeting takes place in December.


SANTANGELO(9). SH - GREGG(8). SF - McCANN(2).
Win - CRIBB (2-0).  Loss - RAWL (6-2).  Save - None.
Clemson 1st - DEMMINK homered to right field, RBI. COLVIN grounded out to 2b.
Clemson 2nd - INGRAM struck out swinging. D'ALESSIO struck out swinging.
TRIPLETT grounded out to p, bunt. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
at second 2b to ss. 1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
South Carolina 5th - MAHONEY struck out swinging. PARKS grounded out to ss.
KING struck out looking. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
rf, SF, RBI; COLVIN advanced to second on a throwing error by rf; EVANS scored.
Clemson 6th - HARVEY struck out swinging. D'ALESSIO doubled to right center.
RAWL to p for HEMPY. TRIPLETT singled to center field; D'ALESSIO advanced to third.
DEMMINK out at second 2b to ss. 2 runs, 3 hits, 1 error, 2 LOB.
South Carolina 7th - MI. CAMPBELL fouled out to 3b. WINN grounded out to 3b.
MAHONEY grounded out to 1b unassisted. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
out to ss. 4 runs, 6 hits, 1 error, 2 LOB.
singled up the middle. POWELL grounded out to ss; PEARCE advanced to second. MI.


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Webb, L., Bambrick, H., Tait, P., Green, D., & Alexander, L. (2014). Effect of ambient temperature on Australian northern territory public hospital admissions for cardiovascular disease among indigenous and non-indigenous populations. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 11(2), 1942-1959.


If there is one theme that permeates Once Upon a Time, it's redemption. Storybrooke is a kind of starting over, so it makes sense that some of the characters are trying to make up for their wrongs of the past. No one in Storybrooke is searching for redemption more than Rumplestiltskin/Mr. Gold (Robert Carlyle). As he has said in the past, he has only ever broken one deal. That deal is the source of his biggest regret. Time after time, Rumplestiltskin has proven unable to choose love over power. So what will he do when he is confronted face to face with the consequences of his broken deal? In what is the quintessential episode of the season so far, the past catches up with Rumplestiltskin and Emma (Jennifer Morrison) in ways they never expected.
We know the entire curse was devised as a means for Rumplestiltskin to reconnect with his long lost son, Bae. If Rumplestiltskin has one regret, it's that he didn't follow his son through the portal. Unable to give up his power he abandoned his son, sending him to a strange land all alone. As a fan I have been looking forward to the reunion between father and son. Knowing how sorry Rumplestiltskin was made it easy to think of the reunion as ultimately a happy occasion. I wasn't expecting open arms from the son, but I thought maybe he had been waiting for his father to show up all these years. As it turns out that is not the case. And Rumplestiltskin had one other little dark secret he had kept from everyone.
In the backstory we learn how Rumplestiltskin earned his status as a coward. His story is the most intricate of all the characters on the show. Throughout the two seasons we have seen him as the town coward, but loving father, who unwittingly becomes a power hungry practitioner of black magic. We now see him as a normal man who heads off to battle in the "Ogre's War." He lives in the shadow of his own father who was known as a coward. Desperate to escape the same moniker, he is eager to fight. That is until a "seer" offers a grim look into his future. Here we get a clever bit of storytelling, when Rumple hobbles himself, thinking it will change his fate.
The question is, was it fate or just self-fulfilling prophecy? The kicker comes at the end in a little twist of fate it seems even he didn't know. We can assume Mr. Gold (since we are switching back to Storybrooke) knew who Emma was when he arranged for Regina (Lana Parrilla) to adopt her son Henry (Jared S. Gilmore). But did he know who Henry's father was? It doesn't seem as though he did. Bae being Emma's long-lost boyfriend Neal (Michael Raymond-James) was not a huge surprise. Things were certainly pointing in that direction when he showed up in Emma's back story episode, "Tallahassee." So not only is Neal confronted with his father, he learns he has a son. And Mr. Gold learns he has a grandson.
It's a complicated situation. I was happy they went in the direction of Neal rejecting his father. Rumple/Mr. Gold still thinks he can wave his magic wand (literally) and make things better. He goes so far as to suggest he can make his son 14 again, so they can start where they left off. It's a ludicrous and utterly selfish suggestion. He does not care at all who his son has become. He wants to erase his adult son, so he won't have to be faced with his mistake. He can pretend he didn't let his son grow up without him. Mr. Gold was not the only one being selfish. At first she's tempted to not tell Neal or Henry of their relationship to each other. She is understandably angry at the circumstances that led to Henry's adoption, but makes decisions she has no right to make.
The confrontation between them all was one of the most emotional moments the show has seen all season. As I mentioned earlier, a little twist of fate changes the circumstances a little. The seer also told Rumplestiltskin a boy would be his undoing. Rumplestiltskin vows to kill the child before that can happen. What will he do now that he knows the child is his own grandson? So, did he know Henry was the child all along? Has he been plotting Henry's death since he brought the baby home to Regina? It's a bit sinister, but that is how it seems. What would Belle (Emilie de Ravin) think of that?
Speaking of Belle, she is still in the hospital with amnesia. While Mr. Gold is away Regina and Cora (Barbara Hershey) hatch a plot to defeat Rumplestiltskin, or at least control him by stealing his dagger. Apparently Belle was left with clues as to where the dagger is hidden. I'm not sure why he would leave her with the info, since she doesn't know to protect the secret. And in a storyline I don't yet care about, the mysterious man in the car crash is snapping videos of "unexplained phenomena" to send to his wife. I suppose they're leading up to Storybrooke being exposed to the public, but all of that takes a backseat to the much more interesting story of Rumplestiltskin, his son, and his grandson. At least in my mind it does.
Overall, I thought this was probably the best episode of the season. It brought some real emotional drama to the show. I'm looking forward to see where they go with everything.
I so agree with you, best episode so far. I was kind of lost with the Tiny episode. When I saw the previews I figure Rumpelstiltskin/ Mr. Gold son was Emma's lost love or as the kids say "baby's daddy". Now please let Belle become herself soon. I prefer the Belle with memory than the screaming Belle in the hospital. Maybe Cora restores her memory to get the dagger?


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DISTRIBUTION SUPPORT: THIRD SITTING 2012
German Films allocates € 98,000 funding for theatrical releases of German films abroad
In the third sitting of 2012, the "Distribution Support" awards committee funded 13 foreign theatrical campaigns of German films with a total of € 67,000. The support of a further four theatrical releases had already been decided in advance with a total of € 31,000.
The committee decided to support the following films:
ALMANYA in France (Eurozoom)
BARBARA in Switzerland (Look Now!) and Turkey (Bir Film)
THREE (DREI) in Poland (Vivarto)
THREE QUARTER MOON (DREIVIERTELMOND) in Norway (AS Fidalgo)
BLISS (GLÜCK) in Norway (AS Fidalgo)
STOPPED ON TRACK (HALT AUF FREIER STRECKE) in Spain (Paco Poch Cinema) and Taiwan (Cineplex Development)
OFFROAD in Austria/Alto Adige (Thimfilm)
TOM SAWYER in the CIS territories (Luxor)
KILL ME (TÖTE MICH) in France (Les films du Losange)
REMEMBRANCE (DIE VERLORENE ZEIT) in Japan (Crest Intl.)
ESCAPE FROM TIBET (WIE ZWISCHEN HIMMEL UND ERDE) in Austria (Polyfilm/Filmcasino)
The "Distribution Support" funding program has existed since 2005 and supports the theatrical release of German films abroad. Subsidies are awarded for additional measures over and above the release campaign which had already been planned by the foreign distributors. The support to a maximum of Euros 50,000 is granted in the form of a conditionally repayable loan. Funding of up to Euros 10,000 can also be allocated as a grant.
The guidelines and the application form for "Distribution Support" can be downloaded at http://www.german-films.de/distributors-corner/distribution-support/.
Contact: Barbie Heusinger.


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CDB Aviation's New Customer Ural Airlines Receives First of Three A320neo Aircraft
06 August 2019 . 1 min read
TOULOUSE, France – August 6, 2019 – CDB Aviation, a wholly owned Irish subsidiary of China Development Bank Financial Leasing Co., Limited ("CDB Leasing"), announced today the delivery of an Airbus A320neo aircraft to its new customer in Russia, Yekaterinburg-based Ural Airlines.
The aircraft is part of the lease agreement for a fleet of three A320neos, with two further jets slated for arrival through the end of 2019. The delivery also marks the introduction of the first CFM International LEAP-1А-powered A320neo to be operated in Russia.
"We warmly welcome Ural Airlines to our continually growing customer base in Russia," said Peter Goodman, CDB Aviation Head of Commercial Europe, Middle East, and Africa. "This first new generation aircraft to join Ural Airlines' fleet will well serve the ambitious growth and renewal plans of this leading Russian carrier."
The neo is expected to support the expansion plans of Ural Airlines' fleet and will be deployed on its growing flight network, with a planned increase in operations between Moscow's Domodedovo and Yekaterinburg's Koltsovo international airports and destinations throughout Europe and to China.
"We are very pleased and inspired about the start of our cooperation with CDB Aviation in terms of the program for the planned increase of Ural Airlines' fleet," commented Ural Airlines Head of PR Projects Olga Tushkova. "The delivery of the first Airbus A320neo equipped with the latest LEAP-1A engine is an outstanding event for our company that will allow us to increase the efficiency of our core business - carriage of passengers."
Patrick Hannigan, CDB Aviation President and Chief Commercial Officer, commented: "We congratulate the Ural Airlines team on this significant delivery. We are thrilled to be making history once again, just merely a week following our introduction of the first A320neo in Africa with Air Seychelles, to bring this first LEAP-powered neo with our partner Ural Airlines to the CIS region."
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Wahlebach (in its upper course: Fahrenbach) is a river of Hesse, Germany. It flows into the Fulda in Kassel.

See also
List of rivers of Hesse

References

Rivers of Hesse
Rivers of Germany


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Batman: Year One (2011) Review
Batman: Year One
Cast: Bryan Cranston, Ben McKenzie, Eliza Dushku, Jon Polito
Phil Brown | November 7, 2011
hile now, but with their latest release, Batman: Year One, the animation team really faced a challenge. It's one thing to condense All-Star Superman into a direct-to-DVD animated feature, but Year One is more than a fan favorite. Frank Miller's 1987 four-issue arc is considered one of the finest and most important graphic novels ever published. Not only did it add a deeper layer of realism to the Batman universe than ever before, but along with other key books like Watchmen, it seemed to change what was possible in comics in general. It made funny books into something that could be appreciated by adults, and upon release was reviewed in publications like The New York Times that never would have touched a comic book before. Fortunately, the DC Showcase team clearly came into the project with the same reverence for the material as the fans. Given the limitations they faced on the project, it's hard to imagine a stronger animated adaptation of Batman: Year One could have been made.
For those unfamiliar with the original book (and if that's the case, go out and buy it right now. You won't regret it), the story follows the first year in Batman's career. He's trained already, so this is his first year putting his training into practice in Gotham. It's not the polished crimefighter that we're used to; Bruce Wayne is almost killed on his first night out without a costume, and barely survives his first fight with some thieving youngsters once he dons the cape and cowl. The books was a major influence on Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins, with some scenes and ideas lifted wholesale, and Miller's version is even darker. When Batman walks the dirtiest streets of Gotham, you'll practically expect to see Taxi Driver's Travis Bickle emerge from the crowd of pimps and prostitutes (including Catwoman, a former dominatrix in Miller's version of the events). But as much as Year One is a Batman story, it's a Gordon story, following the cop with a conscience in his pre-commissioner days. Joining a deeply corrupt police force, this version of Jim Gordon has a strict moral code, but one that doesn't preclude him from kicking a little ass when necessary. He's almost like a kind-hearted Dirty Harry, and I wish that Gary Oldman had been given this version of Gordon to play with in Batman Begins.
That's the basic story of the book, following the twin tales of Batman and Gordon starting their journey to bring order to an untamable Gotham run not by super villains, but very relatable gangsters, thugs, and pushers. It's also the story of the animated feature to a T. The writers of this adaptation followed Miller's groundbreaking comic scene-by-scene, often lifting dialogue straight out of the book and even mimicking panels. Scenes are embellished ever-so-slightly, but only because scene fragments that seem natural in a single panel would feel uncomfortably abrupt without being fleshed out in animation. A couple moments (like Gordon offering gum to young children) feel out of place in Miller's hard boiled Batman world, but these are few and far between. For an hour-long animated feature that most will assume is aimed at children, this is a deeply dark tale that earns its 14A rating. I would have appreciated a little more of the film noir voiceovers from the book, but that device doesn't work as well in animation, and overall it's hard to complain about how close the animation team stuck to the book.
The house art style of these DC animated features is along the lines of the old Batman: The Animated Series from the 90s. With Year One, the team has clearly tried to make the characters and settings look a little more naturalistic than their usual efforts, but it's worth nothing that the feature does not look like David Mazzucchelli's groundbreaking Year One artwork. The movie doesn't look quite as realistic or gritty as it should and that might irk some longtime fans, but there's nothing that could really be done there. The budget and time constraints of producing one of these features just wouldn't allow for the level of detail necessary to reproduce Mazzuchelli's designs, not to mention the fact that the way he designed many of his pages and panels is specific to the comic book format and wouldn't necessarily work in animation. However, the filmmaking team did settle on a nice combination of the Year One visuals and the style of the old Batman animated series, which works quite well. Aside from a few slightly wooden line-readings from Ben McKenzie's Batman (he's fine overall, just no Kevin Conroy) the voice cast is strong with Breaking Bad's Bryan Cranston kicking ass as Jim Gordon, Eliza Dushku playing an amusing Catwoman, and some nice cameos from crime movie veterans Jon Polito and Alex Rocco popping up throughout the film.
The Blu-ray comes with a few nice special features, as well as an awkwardly sexualized but interesting original Catwoman short, and two classic episodes of the animated series. There's a nice documentary about the creation of the original Year One book as well, although the absence of Frank Miller in favor of current DC staffers is a major disappointment. He doesn't pop up on the commentary track either, with that dedicated entirely to DC animation team. It's a real shame, since it's such an important book in Miller's career and he doesn't normally mind discussing his work, but I guess it might have been a little too costly to throw him on the disc. Overall, this disc features a nice little package of special features, rounded out by a long documentary advertisement for the next DC feature, Justice League: Doom.
Overall, Batman: Year One is a damn impressive achievement. I don't think anyone could have expected how well DC Showcase managed to capture the essence of Miller and Mazzuchell's groundbreaking book. The team really went out of their way to keep their adaptation as close as possible, and it paid off. This is probably the best DC Showcase release yet, and with the same team already at work on an epic two-part adaptation of The Dark Knight Returns, it might not be their finest hour for long. While Year One suffers ever-so-slightly from attempting to depict a realistic world that could never translate perfectly to animation and a slightly unsatisfying open-ended structure, The Dark Knight Returns offers a bright, surreal landscape perfect for animation and a carefully plotted story arc. It'll be exciting to see what the team is able to do with that material after the success of Year One, but for now if you need a little taste of Batman to tide you over until Christopher Nolan's next feature, you won't find anything better than this.
While Year One suffers ever-so-slightly from attempting to depict a realistic world that could never translate perfectly to animation and a slightly unsatisfying open-ended structure, The Dark Knight Returns offers a bright, surreal landscape perfect for animation and a carefully plotted story arc.
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#1 - June 23, 2012 - Map showing the Waldo Canyon Fire area relative to the nearby communities along Ute Pass and U.S. Highway 24.and Joe & Amanda's home, which is about 3 miles from the fire's southeast edge.
#2 - June 24, 2012 - A U.S. Geodetic Survey map showing the latest extent of the Waldo Canyon Fire as of 6/24 @ 9:35 AM MDT in relation to Joe & Amanda's home, now about 2 miles away.
#3 - June 24, 2012 - Google map showing Joe & Amanda's home and the route along U.S. Highway 24 up to the trailhead of Waldo Canyon.
#4 - June 24, 2012 - A map shoing the Waldo Canyon Fire (red), the mandatory evacuation area (blue), the preliminary evavuation area (yellow), and Joe & Amanda's home (pink push pin).
#5 - June 23, 2012 - A view of the smoke from the Waldo Canyon Fire along the Front Range as viewed from 30th Street looking west. Pikes Peak, usually very visible , is somewhere in the smoke.
#6 - June 23, 2012 - A tanker helicopter dumping water on the Waldo Canyon Fire near the Cedar Heights area.
#7 - June 23, 2012 - A distant view of the smoke plume from the Waldo Canyon Fire.
#8 - June 23, 2012 - A very distant view of the smoke from the Waldo Canyon Fire along the Front Range. Pikes Peak is on the left.
#9 - June 23, 2012 - A view of the smoke from the Waldo Canyon fire along the Front Range from a vantage point not far from our house above a new condominium complex at the intersection of Union Blvd. and Woodman Rd.
#10 - June 23, 2012 - A view of the huge plume of smoke from the Waldo Canyon Fire looking east from the summit of Pikes Peak (14,110 feet). Joe & Amanda's home is to the right of the base of the smoke. Our house is a distance (about 15 miles) behind the smoke, and the city of Colorado Springs is to the right.
#11 - June 23, 2012 - A view of the Waldo Canyon Fire at night over the Front Range.
#12 - June 24, 2012 - The sign at the overlook of Garden of the Gods on Mesa Road. Pikes Peak is shown behind the GoG rock formations and below the word "with"
#13 - June 24, 2012 - About 6:00 PM MDT we took a ride to the overlook on Mesa Road above Garden of the Gods and took this panoramic view.
#14 - June 24, 2012 6:00 PM MDT - A closer view of Garden of the Gods from the overlook on Mesa Road.
#15 - June 24, 2012 6:00 PM MDT - Pikes Peak barely visible through the smoke of the Waldo Canyon Fire behind Garden of the Gods.
#16 - June 24, 2012 6:00 PM MDT - Pikes Peak barely visible through the smoke of the Waldo Canyon Fire behind Garden of the Gods.
#17 - June 24, 2012 6:00 PM MDT - A panoramic view just before sunset looking at the smoke of the Waldo Canyon Fire above Garden of the Gods from the overlook on Mesa Road.
#18 - June 24, 2012 6:00 PM MDT - Just before sunset looking at the smoke of the Waldo Canyon Fire west and slightly north of Garden of the Gods from the overlook on Mesa Road.
#19 - June 24, 2012 6:12 PM MDT - A panoramic view from North Nevada Ave. just before sunset looking west at the smoke of the Waldo Canyon Fire along the Front Range. Pikes Peak is towards the left.
#20 - June 24, 2012 6:12 PM MDT - A view from North Nevada Ave. looking west over I-25 at the smoke from the Waldo Canyon Fire along the Front Range.
#21 - June 24, 2012 6:12 PM MDT - A telephoto view from North Nevada Ave. looking west at Pikes Peak through the smoke of the Waldo Canyon Fire.


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Government bans on plastic can be effective in cutting back on waste, but poor follow-through has left many such bans ineffective, the U.N. said in a Tuesday report.
The report, with its release timed for U.N. World Environment Day, noted that rules limiting the use of plastic bags had decreased their use in places like Morocco, Rwanda and parts of China, sometimes significantly. But elsewhere things haven't gone so well.
A ban on disposable plastics in New Delhi, for instance, has had only limited impact "because of poor enforcement," the report said.
New Delhi has tried repeatedly over the past decade to ban the use of thin plastic bags, most recently announcing a heavy fine for rule-breakers. But the bags remain ubiquitous across the city, blowing in the wind, piled in ditches and readily offered in hundreds of thousands of shops. Elsewhere in India, including the states of Sikkim and Himachal Pradesh, there have been better results. India is hosting this year's World Environment Day.
"Plastic pollution is a huge issue everywhere," U.N. Environment chief Erik Solheim told The Associated Press in an interview. He praised India for its growing focus on environmental protection but also noted that while traveling in the country he'd seen "some of the most beautiful scenic places, but destroyed by plastic pollution."
"So the problem is big, but the ability to change is also big," Solheim said.
The U.N. also called for the "biggest-ever worldwide cleanup" of plastic pollution, experts are focused on Southeast Asia, home to four of the world's top marine plastic polluters.
Globally, some eight million tonnes of plastic is dumped into the ocean every year, killing marine life and entering the human food chain, according to the U.N. Environment Programme.
Five Asian countries — China, Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam and Thailand — accounted for up to 60 percent of the plastic waste leaking into the ocean, according to a 2015 report by the environmental campaigner Ocean Conservancy and the McKinsey Center for Business and Environment.
The five economies have "generated exploding demand for consumer products," the report said, but lacked the waste management infrastructure to cope with the surge in plastic garbage.
Three years on, a "trash emergency" on the Indonesian island of Bali and the Philippines' decision to close the tourist island of Boracay showed governments are recognizing the impact of plastic waste, said Susan Ruffo, Ocean Conservancy's managing director for international initiatives.
"But this is not just a government responsibility — corporations, civil society and citizens all have a part to play," she said, adding that engagement was improving.


There is an opinion that the cause of slavery is the historic backwardness of a country. Actually, the cause of slavery is the same as that of other crimes: impunity. Slavery is one of the gravest crimes, for the criminal robs his victim of everything except what is needed for a slave to carry out his or her owner's wishes.
Stalin, Hitler, and Mao were equally uneducated (except for the Georgian Stalin, who could barely speak his working tongue — Russian). But their slaves were to take them for gods, not idiots that they were.
In Russia, I was living in Moscow, when one fine day it was announced that Stalin would be the candidate to vote for in our district. I described how I voted in my earlier columns. But the episode is highly relevant, and so I recall it again.
I was to go to our local voting station to "vote." At a table, several officials held a list of the "voters" with their addresses. I was to take my voting bulletin and drop it into one of the voting boxes down the hall.
Now, what would have happened if I had not turned up to vote? An official would have come to remind me that it was Election Day and that I was expected to vote before midnight.
So I duly went to our voting place and duly dropped my voter's bulletin into one of the boxes.
Secretly, I had also picked up (with my hand in glove!) another bulletin, wrote on it (in block letters) why I was voting against Stalin, and, with my hand in glove, dropped that bulletin into one of the boxes.
Soon after midnight there was a ring at the door of our "communal apartment," shared by five or six families. The police were searching the entire electoral district. At their demand, I showed them my passport. They had found nothing suspicious.
About 15 years after Stalin's death, several hundred "Soviet people," including myself and my family, were granted permission to emigrate. By doing so, the new Soviet rulers were trying to offset the scandalous fact that at that time some Soviet spies were apprehended in the United Nations. The diversion worked: Western newspapers front-paged the unprecedented emigration news from Soviet Russia!
So there we were: from the slavery of Moscow to the freedom of New York, where I started publishing in the then fashionable monthly magazine Commentary.
Of course, on the issues like freedom, many are influenced, at the beginning of or throughout one's life, by one's native country.
In Britain, the prime minister (equivalent of the U.S. president) is not elected by the people, most or many of whom are not qualified to do so, but is nominated as the chairman of the largest political party in parliament and then referred to the queen to be confirmed as Her Majesty's prime minister, provided he or she satisfies Her Majesty's requirements.
Someone like Obama, therefore, could not have possibly met any of those requirements and could have never qualified for such high office.
By contrast, elected in the United States was a certain Obama, who had Marxist-Maoist leanings and particular sympathies for China. Nevertheless, those who voted for Obama did not pay much attention to that fact or maybe they just didn't care to find out anything about him and awarded him (through their ignorance) the greatest political honor of being the U.S. president.
On the other hand, unlike Obama, Russia fears, and not loves China, its neighbor. And it is partly out of this fear, which is quite real, that Russia has withdrawn from the territories of what formerly constituted its "national republics." Officially, Russia is now called the "Russian Federation," or RF. At the same time, possibly also out of fear, Russia has been helping China to accomplish its military projects.
On Dec. 6, 2010, NEWSru.com carried on its front page an article entitled "An Epoch-Making Shift": China Has Mastered The Russian Aviatechnology, Which May Change The Military Balance.
According to NEWSru.com, the above is a paraphrase of an article which appeared in The Wall Street Journal.
After China has copied all the best Russian weapons as well as the best Western weapons and has put that knowledge into its armed forces (which could be based on its "extra" 1 billion people), the RF will practically cease to exist, except maybe for some former Soviet slaves, important for the military industry, who will be relocated to China to slave there for their new master's world ownership.


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Osman Yıldırım (* 12. Juli 1965 in Tonya) ist ein ehemaliger türkischer Fußballspieler und Fußballtrainer. Aufgrund seiner langjährigen Tätigkeit für Sarıyer SK wird er mit diesem Verein in Verbindung gebracht und als einer der wichtigsten Spieler der Vereinsgeschichte angesehen. So war er an den größten Erfolgen der Vereinsgeschichte beteiligt und ist mit 191 Erstligaeinsätzen für Sarıyer nach Sercan Görgülü (223 Einsätze), Cengiz Güzeltepe (202 Einsätze) und Engin Ülker (196 Einsätze) der Spieler mit den vierthäufigsten Süper-Lig-Einsätzen der Vereinsgeschichte.

Spielerkarriere

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Die Anfänge von Yıldırıms Spielerkarriere sind undokumentiert. Im Sommer 1984 wurde er beim Istanbuler Erstligisten Sarıyer SK in den Profikader aufgenommen und absolvierte in dieser Spielzeit zwei Ligaspiele. Nachdem er dann zwei Spielzeiten lang ohne Pflichtspieleinsatz geblieben war, schaffte er in der Saison 1987/88 seinen Durchbruch und erkämpfte sich gleich zu Saisonbeginn einen Stammplatz. Mit 42 Pflichtspieleinsätzen war er in dieser Saison der Spieler mit den meisten Einsätzen seiner Mannschaft. In der nächsten Saison erreichte er mit seinem Team den 4. Tabellenplatz der 1. Lig, wodurch die beste Erstligaplatzierung der Vereinsgeschichte wiederholt wurde. Auch in den nachfolgenden zwei Spielzeiten belegte Yıldırım mit seiner Mannschaft immer obere Tabellenplätze und gehörte im Dekandenwechsel 1980er/1990er-Jahre zu den stärksten türkischen Klubs. In der Saison 1989/90 stieg Yıldırım auch zum türkischen A-Nationalspieler auf. Mit Sarıyer spielte Yıldırım bis zum Sommer 1994 in der 1. Lig und verfehlte dann den Klassenerhalt. Nach dem Abstieg blieb Yıldırım seinem Verein treu und spielte eine weitere Saison in der 2. Futbol Ligi.

Da sein Verein zum Sommer 1995 den direkten Wiederaufstieg verfehlt hatte, wurde eine Kaderrevison durchgeführt als dessen Folge auch Yıldırım den Verein verließ. Er wechselte erst zum Istanbuler Drittligisten Küçükçekmecespor und eineinhalb Spielzeiten später zum Stadtrivalen und Zweitligisten Nişantaşıspor. Nachdem er die Hinrunde der Saison 1997/98 beim Drittligisten Gönenspor verbracht hatte, wechselte er zum Istanbuler Amateurverein Büyükdere SK und ließ hier seine Karriere ausklingen.

Nationalmannschaft
Yıldırım begann seine Nationalmannschaftskarriere 1990 mit einem Einsatz für die türkische Nationalmannschaft im Testspiel gegen die dänische Nationalmannschaft. Bis zum April 1991 absolvierte Yıldırım ein weiteres Länderspiel und wurde anschließend nicht mehr nominiert.

Trainerkarriere
Yıldırım begann 2000 seine Trainerkarriere und arbeitete als erste Tätigkeit bei seinem langjährigen Arbeitgeber Sarıyer SK als Jugendtrainer. Bereits ein halbes Jahr später stieg er bei diesem Klub zum Co-Trainer der Profimannschaft auf. Nachdem er als Co-Trainer bei einigen unterklassigen Istanbuler Erstligisten tätig gewesen war, übernahm er im September 2012 den Amateurverein Yeniköyspor als Cheftrainer. Zur Saison 2014/15 wurde er beim Istanbuler Amateurklub Çengelköyspor als neuer Cheftrainer vorgestellt.

Erfolge
 Mit Sarıyer SK
 Vierter der Süper Lig: 1985/86, 1988/89, 1990/91
 Fünfter der Süper Lig: 1989/90

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Fußballnationalspieler (Türkei)
Fußballtrainer (Çengelköyspor)
Fußballspieler (Küçükçekmecespor)
Fußballspieler (Sarıyer SK)
Fußballtrainer (Türkei)
Türke
Geboren 1965
Mann