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King Of A One Horse Town by Dan Auerbach from the album Waiting On a Song - Directed by Aaron Hymes

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sinceileftyoublog · 5 months

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Robert Finley Interview: Something to Laugh About

BY JORDAN MAINZER

The most stunning and heartbreaking song on blues singer Robert Finley's latest album Black Bayou (Easy Eye Sound), is made up. On album closer "Alligator Bait", the narrator--at first talking rather than singing--describes trudging through the swamp, his grandfather having just purchased for him a pair of hip boots. Backed by Kenny Brown's spindly guitars, Eric Deaton's slinky bass, and Jeffrey Clemens' slow-burning, stomping drums, Finley's gruff voice tells the story of this character wading around, waiting for something to happen. He accidentally steps on an alligator's back, thinking it's a log; his grandfather shoots the gator after it reacts. Matter-of-fact, Finley states, darkly humorous, "A lotta kids got ate like that." But on the second half of the song, he sings, wailing like a bluesman who had his heart broken. Only this time, he's taken aback by familial betrayal, realizing his grandfather had only bought him the hip boots and told him to enter the swamp in order to use him as alligator bait. When the narrator goes home to tell his father, his father laughs and brushes him aside, confessing that the same thing happened to him when he was a kid. Most of us face a mini existential crisis when we learn our parents aren't perfect. The narrator of "Alligator Bait", on the other hand, has just learned of his own dispensability.

When I spoke to Finley over the phone a few days before Black Bayou was released in late October, he confessed, "'Alligator Bait' was supposed to be cheerful. I didn't want to make him look like a mean old grandpa. It's just something to laugh about," before pausing and adding, "Maybe it'll make some kids stay away from the creek." Indeed, seven years into his improbable comeback, Finley views his role as a singer and entertainer as twofold: meeting the audience at the heart while simultaneously giving them advice, telling them the barebones truth when other authority figures won't. On Black Bayou, he reckons with ideas of homesickness and loneliness, lust and love, selflessness and salvation. Buoyed by longtime collaborator Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, Finley wrote all of the songs in the studio, and his familiarity with his supporting cast of musicians resulted in songs that were both efficiently recorded and emotionally acute. Brown's guitar winces with longing on "Livin' Out A Suitcase" as Finley's tired of traveling. On "Waste Of Time", a song that sees Finley taking pride in rural living even if it means missing out on opportunities provided by cities, the buzz-saw guitars and Clemens' clattering percussion yield a perfect maximalism to go along with Finley's claims that, yes, there's still a lot to digest right outside your doorstep. "There are so many guys down here with super talent," Finely said. "They haven't been exposed to the right places."

In fact, Finley's daughter and grandaughter, Christy Johnson and LaQuindrelyn McMahon, offer a prototype. Like many musicians and singers in rural Louisiana, Johnson had long been singing at church, specifically in the youth choir before she started traveling with her father, joining him on his 2019 America's Got Talent stint and eventually recording background vocals on 2021's autobiographical Sharecropper's Son. And Finley insisted to Auerbach on McMahon singing backup on Black Bayou, though she's also in her own band, according to Finley. After all, there's not much of a difference between blues and gospel music. As Finley puts it, it's just "Oh, baby!" versus "Oh, lord!"

Really, Finley feels his songs could essentially soundtrack various milestones or important events in life. He made sweet doo wop outlier "Lucky Day" for others. "It's a wedding song. It's for people celebrating their 50th anniversary," he said. "It's one of those songs you can use in different situations." In contrast, he describes "Susie Q"-esque lurker "What Goes Around Comes Around" as "basically scripture," even as he sings lines like, "I got my whiskey and my woman / I ain't worried about a thing." Living the way you want and keeping to yourself can be a holy exercise, too. "They're the true facts. No sugarcoating," Finley said, adding, "Something the preacher ain't gonna say. They'd kick him out the church!"

The line between Finley's performance as authentic versus an act is not one he's really ultimately concerned with, as the very fact that he's gotten here is surreal. "I'm living my childhood dream at my age," he said. "I get a chance to express myself. To be able to go back and look at myself on film to see how I've made a fool of myself." Multiple times throughout our conversation, he referred to himself as in total service of the audience, wanting to make them laugh, wanting to make their lives easier, even if he needs to paint himself as a sinner or dunce in order to do so. Still, he has his head on his shoulders. "There's a difference between acting a fool and being a fool," Finley said. "One means you're a really good actor because you can act crazy, and the other says, 'You're fucking crazy for real.'" Find me a preacher who'd admit that!

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#interviews #robert finley #black bayou #easy eye sound #kenny brown #eric deaton #jeffrey clemens #dan auerbach #the black keys #christy johnson #laquindrelyn mcmahon #america's got talent #sharecropper's son

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green-light-kid · 1 year

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“Every story in history doesn’t have a happy ending.”

VOYAGERS! “Created Equal”

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watchingalotofmovies · 1 year

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Casino Royale

Casino Royale [trailer]

After earning 00 status and a licence to kill, secret agent James Bond sets out on his first mission as 007. He must defeat a private banker funding terrorists in a high-stakes game of poker.

Looking back now, it's hard to remember the uproar and axiety because of the casting a blond and blue-eyed Bond that dominated the news before the first trailer came out and blew everyone away.

The opening action scene on the constraction site with the parkour chase is still insane. I remember getting sweaty palms when seeing it at the theatre back then.

The birth of Bond with a personal life. A great start, not at least thanks to Eva Green. I just have to avoid thinking about how it all ended fifteen years later.

The ... tension between Craig and Mikkelsen is hard to ignore. Though I still regret the way the movie casually introduced torture to a mainstream blockbuster film.

#Casino Royale #James Bond #Martin Campbell #Daniel Craig #Eva Green #Mads Mikkelsen #Judi Dench #Jeffrey Wright #Giancarlo Giannini #Caterina Murino #Simon Abkarian #Isaach De Bankolé #Jesper Christensen #Ludger Pistor #Clemens Schick #Tsai Chin #like #recommended

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twilightzonecloseup · 2 years

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5.36 The Bewitchin’ Pool

Director: Joseph M. Newman

Director of Photography: George T. Clemens

“A brief epilogue for concerned parents: Of course, there isn't any such place as the gingerbread house of Aunt T, and we grownups know there's no door at the bottom of a swimming pool that leads to a secret place. But who can say how real the fantasy world of lonely children can become? For Jeb and Sport Sharewood, the need for love turned fantasy into reality.”

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brianwilburgrundstrom · 8 months

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For Whom the Bell Tolls, A New Opera in Two Acts from Brian Wilbur Grundstrom on Vimeo.

"Fighting Fascism and Sacrificing for Love"

Hemingway was a larger-than-life personality. In his popular novel, For Whom the Bell Tolls, we can see some of the author in the character of Robert Jordan, an idealistic young American in 1930's Spain, who accepts a doomed mission to blow up a bridge.

Through his lyrical melody-driven music, Brian Wilbur Grundstrom brings out the emotional depths of the characters and new insight to this Hemingway classic. Using the full versatility of opera, David Dorsen's libretto and Grundstrom's music explore Hemingway's themes of trust, loyalty, honor, love, betrayal, fear, pain, loss, and sacrifice, while adding modern insight, as Robert Jordan's notions of honor clash with the reality of civil war.

The opera takes place in the mountains of northern Spain during the Spanish Civil War in 1937.

Music by Brian Wilbur Grundstrom

Libretto by David M. Dorsen

Music Director Jeffrey Sean Dokken

Dramaturg Robert Barnett

Leads Alan Naylor as Robert Jordan Eliza Bonet as Pilar Kelly Curtin as Maria Sean Pflueger as Pablo

Comprimario Danielle Bendjy as Rosa Suzanne S. Chadwick as Isabella Cosmo Clemens as Rafael Aurelio Dominguez as Joaquin Santiago Alfonzo Meza as Primitivo Derrick Miller as Fernando Jose Sacín as Sordo/Agustin Lori Şen as Amalia Daniel Sherwood as Lorenzo Antony Zwerdling as Anselmo

Orchestra Violin I -Luke Wedge Violin II - Tanya Whisnant Clarinet - Chris F. Epinger Viola - Adelya Shagidullina Cello - Robert Battey Contrabass - Kate Easton Piano - Hee Young Cho & Minji Nam

forwhomthebelltollsopera.com

This project has been supported by the Sister Cities Grant program of the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities

If you would like to stay informed about For Whom the Bell Tolls Opera and future performances, please email brian@brianwilbur.com.

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angrytheatremaker · 2 years

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Horror Plays for October 31

Aside from The Phantom of the Opera, Little Shop of Horrors, The Rocky Horror Show, Sweeney Todd, Hamlet, Titus Andronicus, and the Scottish play, I thought it would be a nice change of pace to list off some lesser-known scary plays in honor of the occasion.

Included:

The Weir by Conor McPherson

Arsenic & Old Lace by Joseph Kesselring

The Pillowman by Martin McDonagh

The Turn of the Screw by Jeffrey Hatcher and Henry James

Deathtrap by Ira Levin

Wait Until Dark by Frederick Knott

2:22 A Ghost Story by Danny Robins

Rope by Patrick Hamilton

Ghost Stories by Jeremy Dyson

The Edge of Darkness by Brian Clemens

Edith in the Dark by Philip Meeks

The Innocents by William Archibald

Early Frost by Douglas Parkhurst

The Cat & The Canary by John Willard

The Bat by Avery Hopwood and Mary Roberts Rinehart

The Last Warning by Thomas F. Fallon

Let me know if you think of any other horror plays!

#theatre #plays #horror #suspense

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justradical · 2 years

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Vestiare collective

The firm advises on matters and transactions of the greatest complexity, bringing energy, creativity and efficient management of legal issues to deliver commercial and practical advice for clients. The cross-border team that advised Vestiaire Collective includes corporate partners Federico Pappalardo and Gregory Schernecke, national partner Delphin Boucher, special counsel Sophie Lafay, and associates Steve Caggiano, Tessa Davis, Mathilde Duchamp, Devyn Kurpis, Vianney Toulouse and Ernest Yan employee benefits partner Kevin Kay and associate Tabitha Crosier tax partners Sabina Comis and Michael Lehmann, counsel Steven Kolias and associates Harris Cornell and Pierre-Emmanuel Floc’h labor and employment national partner Thibault Meiers and counsel Jeffrey Rubin intellectual property partner Thomas Rayski and associate Frank Hwang privacy & cybersecurity partner Timothy Blank and associates Hilary Bonaccorsi, Bailey Dervishi and Colleen Hespeler environmental special counsel John Ix international trade associate Brooklynn Moore antitrust partners James Fishkin and Clemens York, counsels Beverly Ang and Michael Okkonen, and associate Thirith von Doehren and real estate special counsel Francois Quintard-Morenas.ĭechert is a leading global law firm with 22 offices around the world. With access to student-exclusive discounts at over 10,000 stores online and on the high street including Gymshark, McDonald’s, Amazon Prime and many more Student Beans unlocks more student discounts than any other student ID card. Vestiaire Collective is a leading global online marketplace for desirable pre-loved fashion with offices in Paris, New York, Hong Kong, Seoul, Singapore and a tech hub in Berlin.ĭechert previously advised Vestiaire Collective in September 2021 on its €178 million fundraising backed by SoftBank Vision Fund 2 and Generation Investment Management March 2021 on its €178 million financing round in 2020 on its €59 million financing round backed by Kerin and Tiger Global Management and in 2019 on its €40 million funding round led by French national investment bank Bpifrance and Lazada founder Max Bittner as the new CEO of Vestiaire Collective. Here at Student Beans, we aim to connect leading brands to our audience of over 163 million students in 50+ countries worldwide. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. Dechert is advising Vestiaire Collective S.A. in its acquisition of Tradesy, Inc., a leading peer-to peer resale platform for luxury fashion in the United States.

#Vestiare collective

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jeffcbliss · 3 years

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G. Love & Special Sauce - Harlow’s; Sacramento, CA (3-18-17). @glove

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scotianostra · 3 years

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Happy 51st Birthday 2020 PDC World Darts Champion Peter Wright.

Peter was born in Livingston, but spent most of his childhood in England, he chose the country of his birth as his home nation when playing darts and helped Scotland win their first World Cup of Darts title in June 2019, defeating the Republic of Ireland 3-1 in the final in Hamburg.

Originally a qualifier for the 1996 Lakeside Championship, it would be more than a decade before Scottish-born Wright joined the PDC circuit on a full-time basis, he has since given up his job as a tyre fitter and gone from strength to strength.

After making progress up the rankings during 2011 and 2012 - which included his maiden ranking title at a Players Championship in Killarney - the following year saw Wright reach his first televised semi-final at the UK Open. He went on to reach the 2014 World Championship final, losing out to Michael van Gerwen but securing himself a spot in the Premier League and World Series of Darts, where he reached the final on his debut in Dubai.

The most colourful character on the circuit - with wife Jo, a hairdresser by trade, providing the painted hair to match his unique dress sense - Wright's rise to third in the world included him being a finalist in back-to-back UK Opens and World Series of Darts Finals in 2015 & 2016 as well as in the PDC World Cup of Darts and a World Series event in Japan.

Wright began 2017 in style as he followed up an appearance in the World Championship semi-finals with three UK Open Qualifier wins, before going on to finally claim victory on the big stage with his triumph in the UK Open finals in Minehead, where he saw off Gerwyn Price in the final.

Three European Tour triumphs followed a treble of UK Open Qualifier victories, while Wright also claimed a Players Championship victory to consolidate his status as world number three in a brilliant start to 2017.

Wright went on to reach the Premier League Play-Offs for the first time in May 2017, finishing second in the final league table before defeating Taylor in the semi-finals, but he would pay for six missed match darts as Van Gerwen edged a thrilling final.

The Scottish ace claimed a European Tour title at the start of July 2017, before reaching the final of the World Matchplay later that month, only to lose out to Taylor in his last appearance on the Blackpool stage.

Wright picked up another European Tour win, followed by the German Darts Masters World Series crown, before going down to van Gerwen in the final of the Grand Slam of Darts in November 2017.

Having reached the final of the 2018 World Cup of Darts in June, Wright then won a first title of the year at Players Championship 14 in Wigan and then claimed his second World Series triumph at the Melbourne Darts Masters.

Wright backed up his Australian success with a third title of the year at Players Championship 17 in Barnsley in September and reached the World Grand Prix final for the first time the following month, losing out to Van Gerwen.

In the World Championship in December 2020 Wright survived a match dart at bullseye to win a sudden-death leg against Noel Malicdem in the second round, before beating Seigo Asada and Jeffrey de Zwaan, to reach the quarter-finals, where he triumphed 5–3 over Humphries to reach the semi-final for the first time since 2017 where he played Welshman Gerwyn Price winning through 6-3 in a bad tempered match.

In the final he again met Michael van Gerwen and won 7–3 in the final to become the 2020 World Darts Champion on January 1st.

In a season that was affected by the covid pandemic Wright piced up two of darts “majors” winning the Masters in February and 2020 Unibet European Championship in November, beating England’s James Wade 11-4 in the final. However Wright had a poor showing at the Grand Slam failing to get through from the group stages, he later admitted it hit him hard and said “ I could have walked away from the sport quite easily." His form improved in his next event with a run to the semi-finals of the Players Championship Finals making him just the third player in history (after Michael van Gerwen and Phil Taylor) to exceed £1,000,000 on the order of merit. Peter returned to defend his world title but Peter was eliminated in the third round after losing 4–3 to Gabriel Clemens who became the first ever German player to reach the fourth round.

Peter’s hair takes two hours to complete and is done by his hairdresser wife Joanne and inspired by their daughter. He equates his look to applying war paint before going into battle, as he is naturally shy away from the oche. The second pic shows how he looks when he relaxes at home, posted on his twitter in 2018 and showing his support for World Down Syndrome Day wearing odd socks he wrote he always wears odd socks!

#scotland #scottish #darts play #world champion #sporting history #happy birhtday

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academicshelp · 3 years

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Textbooks PDF (email [email protected])

1. International Marketing by Philip Cateora, John Graham, Mary Gilly, Bruce Money, 7th Edition

2. Trillion Dollar Coach: The Leadership Playbook of Silicon Valley's Bill Campbell by Eric Schmidt, Jonathan Rosenberg, Alan Eagle

3. Ethical Dilemmas and Decisions in Criminal Justice by Joycelyn M. Pollock, 7th Edition

4. Marketing: The Core by Roger A. Kerin and Steven W. Hartley, 7th Edition

5. Organizational Behavior: A Practical, Problem-Solving Approach by Angelo Kinicki and Mel Fugate, 2nd Edition

6. Corrections Today by Larry Siegel and Clemens Bartollas

7. Corrections Today by Larry Siegel and Clemens Bartollas, Study Guide, 2nd Edition

8. Juvenile Justice by Karen M. Hess, 5th Edition

9. The Age of Unreason (1989), by Charles Handy

10. Built to Last: Successful Habits of Visionary Companies (1994), by Jim Collins and Jerry Porras

11. Competing for the Future (1996), by Gary Hamel and C.K. Prahalad

12. Competitive Strategy: Techniques for Analyzing Industries and Competitors (1980), by Michael E. Porter

13. Emotional Intelligence (1995), by Daniel Goleman

14. The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Business Don't Work and What to Do about It (1985), by Michael E. Gerber

15. The Essential Drucker (2001), by Peter Drucker

16. The Fifth Discipline: The Art and Practice of the Learning Organization (1990), by Peter Senge

17. First, Break All the Rules (1999), by Marcus Buckingham and Curt Coffman

18. The Goal (1984), by Eliyahu Goldratt

19. Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap ... and Others Don't (2001), by Jim Collins

20. Guerilla Marketing (1984), by Jay Conrad Levinson

21. How to Win Friends and Influence People (1936), by Dale Carnegie

22. The Human Side of Enterprise (1960), by Douglas McGregor

23. The Innovator's Dilemma (1997), by Clayton Christensen

24. Leading Change (1996), by John P. Kotter

25. On Becoming a Leader (1989), by Warren Bennis

26. Out of the Crisis (1982), by W. Edwards Deming

27. My Years with General Motors (1964), by Alfred P. Sloan Jr.

28. The One Minute Manager (1982), by Kenneth Blanchard and Spencer Johnson

29. Reengineering the Corporation: A Manifesto for Business Revolution (1993), by James Champy and Michael Hammer

30. The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective People (1989), by Stephen R. Covey

31. The Six Sigma Way: How GE, Motorola and other Top Companies are Honing Their Performance (2000), by Peter S. Pande, Robert P. Neuman and Roland R. Cavanagh

32. Toyota Production System (1988), by Taiichi Ohno

33. Who Moved My Cheese? (1998), by Spencer Johnson

34. Introduction To The Economics Of Financial Markets by James Bradfield

35. Generalized Convexity And Related Topics by Igor V. Konnov, Dinh The Luc, Alexander M. Rubinov, 1st Edition

36. Models in Cooperative Game Theory: Crisp, Fuzzy, and Multi-Choice Games by Professor Dr. Rodica Branzei, Dr. Dinko Dimitrov, Professor Dr. Stef Tijs, 1st Edition

37. Sociology and organization theory : positivism, paradigms and postmodernity by John Hassard

38. Encyclopedia of sociology by Edgar F. Borgatta, Rhonda J. V. Montgomery volume 1, 2nd Edition

39. Reconnecting Culture, Technology and Nature: From Society to Heterogeneity by Mike Michael, 1st Edition

40. The Cambridge Dictionary of Sociology by Bryan S. Turner

41. Drugs, Society, and Human Behavior by Carl Hart, Charles Ksir, Oakley Ray, 13th Edition

42. Drugs, Society, and Human Behavior by Carl Hart, Charles Ksir, Oakley Ray, 16th Edition

43. Contemporary Management by Gareth R. Jones and Jennifer M. George, 9th Edition

44. Project Management by Harvey Maylor, 4th Edition

45. Human Development: A cultural approach by Jeffrey Jensen Arnett

46. Project Management Leadership by Rory Burke and Steve Barron, 2nd Edition

47. Operations Management by William J. Stevenson, 12th Edition

48. Leisure Business Market Research Handbook by Richard K. Miller and Kelli Washington, 6th.

49. Exploring Corporate Strategy: Text and Cases by Gerry Johnson, Kevan Scholes, Richard Whittington, 8th Edition

50. The Norton Anthology of American Literature by Nina Baym, 6th Edition

51. Babbie, Earl R. 1994. What is Society? Reflections on Freedom, Order, and Change. Thousand Oaks, CA, Pine Forge Press.

52. Charon, Joel M. 1999. The Meaning of Sociology. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice-Hall. —. 2001. Ten Questions: A Sociological Perspective. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth.

53. Collins, R. and M. Makowsky. 1998. The Discovery of Society. New York, McGraw Hill.

54. Collins, Randall. Sociological Insight: An Introduction to Non-Obvious Sociology. Oxford University Press.

55. Dandaneau, Steven P. Taking it Big. Thousand Oaks, CA: Pine Forge Press.

56. Giddens, Anthony. 1987. Sociology: A Brief but Critical Introduction. Second Edition. New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich.

57. Hachen, David S., Jr. 2001. Sociology in Action: Cases for Critical and Sociological Thinking. Thousand Oaks, CA: Pine Forge Press.

58. Johnson, Allan. The Forest and the Trees. Mayfield. Lemert, Charles. Social Things, Rowman and Littlefield.

59. Levin, W. C. (1994). Sociological Ideas: Concepts and Applications. Belmont, CA, Wadsworth.

60. Newman, D. M. (2000). Sociology: Exploring the Architecture of Everyday Life. Thousand Oaks, CA, Pine Forge Press.

61. O'Brien, Jodi. 1999. Social Prisms. Thousand Oaks, CA: Pine Forge Press.

62. Schwalbe, Michael. 2001. The Sociologically Examined Life. Mountain View, CA: Mayfield.

63. The Naked Face (1970) by Sidney Sheldon

64. The Other Side of Midnight (1973) by Sidney Sheldon

65. A Stranger in the Mirror (1976) by Sidney Sheldon

66. Bloodline (1977) by Sidney Sheldon

67. Rage of Angels (1980) by Sidney Sheldon

68. Master of the Game (1982) by Sidney Sheldon

69. If Tomorrow Comes (1985) by Sidney Sheldon

70. Windmills of the Gods (1987) by Sidney Sheldon

71. The Sands of Time (1988) by Sidney Sheldon

72. Memories of Midnight (1990) by Sidney Sheldon

73. The Doomsday Conspiracy (1991) by Sidney Sheldon

74. The Stars Shine Down (1992) by Sidney Sheldon

75. Nothing Lasts Forever (1994) by Sidney Sheldon

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77. The Best Laid Plans (1997) by Sidney Sheldon

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79. The Sky Is Falling (2001) by Sidney Sheldon

80. Are You Afraid of the Dark? (2004) by Sidney Sheldon

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mclibunghts · 4 years

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Blake Alexander Kennedy - (Christian Hogue) — ship name: bivy / 25 Catherine Lynne Ellison (madi teeuws) — ship name: catian / 22 Cherie Elizabeth Kirkland - (Jessica Clemens) — ship name: grerie / 21 Clara Alessia Vanderbilt (katie stevens) — ship name: cliam / 21 Davina Rose Thornton (nicola peltz) — ship name: dewis / 22 Derek Edgard Montclaire (Chase Mattson) — ship name: dera / 26 Elise Annette Peters (Lucy Hale) — ship name: melise / 23 Hannah Renee Sulkin (Kelianne Stankus) — ship name: hisaac / 21 Oliver Daniel Cavanaugh (Michael Yerger) — ship name: silver / 24 Owen Rhys Anders (Matthew Daddario) — ship name: evalen / 25 Rhet Avery Stevenson - (Jorge Del Rio Romero) — ship name: rinsey / 25 Samuel Jeffrey Cavanaugh (Arthur Benedetti) — ship name: synn / 25 Scarlett Renee Abernathy (niamh adkins) — ship name: jarlett / 22 Tyler James Fields (Chris Wood) — ship name: tophia / 27

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Brynn Adaline Anders (Vivian Schilling) — ship name: synn / 21 Christian Morris Behrens (Pietro Boselli) — ship name: catian / 25 Evaline Marie Bryant (Adelaide Kane) — ship name: evalen / 22 Gregory Anthony Vanderbilt (Janis Danner) — ship name: grerie 27 Isaac Quentin Peters (Franky Cammarata) — ship name: hisaac / 24 Ivy Madeleine Latham (Marina Laswick) — ship name: bivy / 22 Jason Ross Elkins (Tyler Cameron) — ship name: jarlett / 28 Kara Jocelyn Solomon (Cindy Kimberly) — ship name: dera / 22 Kinsey Nivea Blackard (Triz Pariz) — ship name: rinsey / 21 Lewis Kian Sulkin (Dom Sherwood) — ship name: dewis / 25 Liam Wyatt Sulkin (Christopher Mason) — ship name: cliam / 24 Mason Zachary Anders (Andrew Biernat) — ship name: melise / 28 Silvie Andressa Lynch (Romaneinnc) — ship name: silver / 21 Sophia Lorelai Bryant (Adelaide Kane) — ship name: tophia / 22

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shredsandpatches · 5 years

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I didn’t do one of these last year because 8tracks had completely borked itself, but it has seen the light and unborked itself, so enjoy this year’s medieval/Renaissance Christmas mix!

now may we syngyn: more medieval and renaissance christmas music

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1. noe, noe, noe - the orlando consort ◦ 2. nobis est natus de pura virgine - brigitte lesne & discantus ◦ 3. edi beo thu hevene quene - martin best ensemble ◦ 4. gentil madonna (dublin virginal ms) - parthenia/a consort of viols ◦ 5. verbum caro factus est (orlando di lasso) - weser-renaissance bremen ◦ 6. en belén tocan a fuego - galliarda ◦ 7. i syng of a mayden - voice trio/dufay collective ◦ 8. o magnum mysterium (william byrd) - parthenia/a consort of viols ◦ 9. o magnum mysterium (tomás luis de victoria) - voices of ascension ◦ 10. nascitur de virgine - pavel jurkovič ◦ 11. hodie christus natus est (hans-leo hassler) - stile antico ◦ 12. in dir est freude - the baltimore consort ◦ 13. in excelsis numine - the folger consort ◦ 14. clangat tuba - the orlando consort ◦ 15. esprit divins, chantons dans la nuit sainte (claude goudimel) - ensemble clément janequin/trio musica humana ◦ 16. canite tuba in sion (jacobus handl) - chanticleer ◦ 17. now may we syngyn - anonymous 4 ◦ 18. angelorum lauda digna - the folger consort ◦ 19. laudibus in sanctis (william byrd) - english renaissance ◦ 20. missa pastores quidnam vidistis: gloria (jacob clemens non papa) - stile antico ◦ 21. lullaby (william byrd) - the rose consort of viols ◦ 22. alleluia nativitas - vox nostra ◦ 23. er ist een kindeken geboren - the york waits, richard wistreich & robin jeffrey ◦ 24. a solus ortus cardine - anonymous 4 ◦ 25. remember, o thou man - the baltimore consort ◦ 26. in nomine a 5 (orlando gibbons) - the rose consort of viols ◦ 27. gaude virgo salutata/gaude virgo singularis (john dunstaple) - blue heron & scott metcalfe ◦ 28. virga yesse floruit - brigitte lesne & discantus ◦ 29. cantiones aliquot: resonet in laudibus (orlando di lasso) - chanticleer ◦ 30. the night watch (anthony holborne) - in nova cantica ◦ 31. mors vitae - martin best ensemble

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In case you have a LOT of need for pre-baroque Christmas music, you can also listen to the mixes I did for previous years (links go to the tumblr posts because they have track listings; alternately you can just go check out my 8tracks page here).

2016 (this one was a winner in 8tracks’ holiday mix contest!*) | 2015 | 2014 | 2013 | 2012

*I won a year’s subscription to 8tracks that I never used because nobody else was using 8tracks. But the small boost to my ego was enough of a prize. I think my true calling may be “DJ for an entirely early-music-focused radio station which does not exist.”

#8tracks mixes #christmas for ts #christmas music that doesn't suck #also putting this together really makes me miss choir

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blaqk2 · 5 years

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FIVE YEARS of Mini Gallery Group Exhibition.

Acrylic & ink on paper, 35 x 50cm each Blaqk 2019

Five years ago Mini Galerie moved from its living room origin to a gallery space at the Kinkerstraat in Amsterdam-West. To celebrate our fifth year anniversary we are bringing together the artists who have shown their work in the gallery over the past years and therefore contributed to the success of the gallery. Last but not least, all artworks featured in the exhibition are for sale for € 500 each.

ARTISTS

Thomas Trum, Janine van Oene, Jean Nagai, Cody Hudson, Stephen Smith, Jordy van den Nieuwendijk, Pablo Tomek, Louis Reith, Graphic Surgery, Michael Bennett, Koen Taselaar, Jeroen Erosie, Matteo Ceretto Castigliano, Eric Magassa, Ekta, Marcus Oakley, Merijn Hos, Daniel Hollier, Jeffrey Cortland Jones, Clemens Behr, OX, Martina Merlini, 108, Joost Stokhof, Blaqk, Atelier Bingo, Alexey Luka, Anna Taratiel, Eltono, Hernan Paganini, Matthew Craven, Pedro Matos, Maya Hayuk, Nuria Mora, Lennard Kok, Ephameron, Micah Lexier, Rutger de Vries, Raymond Lemstra

Amsterdam, Netherlands 2019

Find more: http://minigalerie.nl/exhibitions/five-years/

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musicallyrich · 5 years

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Crate Digger’s Corner: 2017 albums, pt. 4

Crate Digger’s Corner…by DJ Musically Rich

Here is the fourth part to my 2017 list. I’m giving a quick list of albums that I heard from 2017 in 7-10 at a time. There will be a few more parts to the list over the coming weeks. I may do a listening to some of the ones that I know I like, but want to revisit, and use that as an opportunity to review some of those more deeply (If there are any you see that you would particularly like to see a review of, leave a note). This list does not include reissues, live material or compilations.

Artist- Album (general genre)- and brief description

Hudson- s/t (jazz)- They are a true jazz supergroup from across generations of jazz performers. John Medeski, John Scofield, Larry Grenadier and Jack DeJohnette join together to put together an album that fantastically puts together an album that touches on funk jazz, traditional jazz and has covers of songs by Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Jimi Hendrix and The Band. They also use one song that Jack DeJohnette co-wrote with keyboardist Bruce Hornsby. They sound as if they have played together their entire lives and have released a wonderful first album.

Chris Stapleton- From A Room, Vol. 1 & 2 (country)- Chris Stapleton released two companion records in 2017 with his band. They are both between 30-40 minutes long (together they are not much longer then his breakthrough album “Traveler”. He continues the strong songwriting and wonderfully tuneful songs that he has been known for throughout his career.

Dan Auerbach- Waiting On A Song (pop/rock)-The Black Keys guitarist/singer (amongst other duties, musically and otherwise) releases an album backed by a large number of Nashville’s finest musicians. The backing band includes Bobby Wood, John Prine, Kenny Malone, Jerry Douglas, Jeffrey Clemens, Duane Eddy and many others. Going in with a great group of songs and the laid back recording nature that was present during the sessions (at least, that’s what I’ve read), it turns out a great album. One thing, though, is this group of Nashville musicians put together, to my ear, a very ‘70s sounding LA/Laurel Canyon rock record. More so than anything I would relate to a “quintessential” Nashville sound. Either way, this will be a great album for your next road trip.

Chuck Berry- Chuck (rock)- The final release of Chuck Berry. The album released soon after the pioneering guitarist had passed away. What is very good, however, is the quality of his last album. The first thing he had released (of new music) in 3 decades, and that was a live album. It is probably also the best thing he has released since the ‘70s. Strong all the way through, I want to mention two notable songs. He reworks ‘Havana Moon’ into ‘Jamaica Moon’, the original which he felt didn’t the respect it deserved because of its Cuban name. He also writes and drops a sequel to ‘Johnny B Goode’ with ‘Lady B. Goode’ a song that makes sure girls know there is a place for them in the world of electric guitar. You can look to some of today’s guitarists like Susan Tedeschi, Samantha Fish, Kaki King and Hedwig Mollestad as a few women he may have had in mind with that song.

Black Country Communion- BCCIV (hard rock)- Black Country Communion continues with their fourth album of hard rocking blues rock music in the tradition of Led Zeppelin. If you haven’t come across this band before, it is a supergroup of incredibly talented musicians. They are Glenn Hughes (Deep Purple, Black Sabbath), Joe Bonamassa (in my favorite setting for him), Jason Bonham (original drummer John Bonham’s son) and Derek Sherinian (Dream Theater). All four are able to more than hold their own, and if you are looking for new bands using the sounds of 70s hard rock as the basis for their songs this group is one of the places to do that and do it well.

A War On Drugs- A Deeper Understanding (indie rock)- Their follow-up to the amazing “Lost In The Dream” while sharing the sound and relaxed production of that album is not quite on the same level. “A Deeper Understanding” should appeal to fans of their previous album, but it does not have the songs that stick with you quite as immediately as “LITD” had. Still a good album, and one that may take a few extra listens to get you into the same familiarity that you had with “Lost In The Dream”.

Ruthie Foster- Joy Comes Back (gospel)- A gospel-ish album that covers Black Sabbath’s ‘War Pigs’? That’s right. That’s exactly what we have here. Whether it is that gem of a cover, the Derek Trucks assisted ‘Joy Comes Back’ or the song for the ‘Working Woman’ this is a tight cohesive record with some very good performances!

Here are 7 (actually 8 with the two Chris Stapleton albums) albums I heard in 2017, there will be more from this list coming in the future, and this isn’t necessarily a ranking, just in the order that I was writing them down. I hope you enjoy and happy hunting!

To see photos of other albums in my collection follow my IG: djmusicallyrich

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hernanpaganini · 5 years

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Very excited to take part of the upcoming show 'Five Years Mini Galerie' at @minigalerie in Amsterdam, Netherlands during April where I will be presenting a new series of collages on paper. Thanks to Julia Van Der Meer for the invitation. : Alongside these amazing group of artists ~ Thomas Trum, Janine van Oene, Jean Nagai, Cody Hudson, Stephen Smith, Jordy van den Nieuwendijk, Pablo Tomek, Louis Reith, Graphic Surgery, Michael Bennett, Koen Taselaar, Zedz, Jeroen Erosie, Matteo Ceretto Castigliano, Eric Magassa, Ekta, Marcus Oakley, Merijn Hos, Daniel Hollier, Jeffrey Cortland Jones, Clemens Behr, Ox, Martina Merlini, 108, Joost Stokhof, Blaqk, Atelier Bingo, Alexey Luka, Anna Taratiel, Eltono, Hernan Paganini, Matthew Craven, Pedro Matos, Maya Hayuk, Nuria Mora, Lennard Kok, Ephameron, Micah Lexier, Rutger de Vries and Raymond Lemstra. : Image: The Internal Landscapes ' Collage on paper for Retrato del Mundo Project. ' 12x16in. Seattle, WA ' 2019

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