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Wendy Williams to Kylie Jenner: The Baby Is "Going to Look Like the Old You"
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Wendy Williams has a reputation for sometimes being a bit harsh when it comes to celebrity gossip on The Wendy Williams Show — and she has again seemingly veered headfirst into controversial territory. While discussing Kylie Jenner's rumored pregnancy, Williams took shots at Kylie's looks, relationship, and Caitlyn Jenner, for seemingly no reason. During the "Hot Topics" segment, Williams said, "She's only twenty...but her twenty is more like 35 because she's grown up on cameras in front of us, plus she's got the mid-crisis makeover already," referring to Kylie's lip fillers. Williams continued, "Let me tell you something, you can do whatever you want to yourself, but the baby is still going to look like the old you."
We've had a lot to say in the past about the problems with speculating about plastic surgery and shaming women who do choose to enhance their bodies, and Wendy's rant clearly falls under the unnecessarily mean category. Not to mention the harmful implicit suggestion that the "old Kylie" is not beautiful.
Williams didn't stop there. She called Travis Scott and Kylie's relationship a "split and run," insinuating that the pregnancy was an accident and that Scott left his girlfriend after hearing the news, and speculates that the two have broken up because she's seen Travis "out with other girls." And just when you thought that Williams couldn't dig herself any deeper, she makes faces and inserts long, awkward, rather unkind pauses when referring to Caitlyn Jenner. "[Kylie's] dad is...well...now she's got two moms," the host said.
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Federal Judge Bans ICE Agents in MA Courthouses
BOSTON– A federal judge has banned any ICE agents from arresting undocumented immigrants in or around Massachusetts courthouses.
What's her reasoning?
U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani was responding to a lawsuit brought by Suffolk District Attorney Rachael Rollins and Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan, arguing that the practice of arresting undocumented immigrants near courthouses would mean that all immigrants would develop a negative perception of the justice system, and of law enforcement.
Now, that may sound a bit far-fetched. But if you're an immigrant, going to a U.S. courthouse is an intimidating process. Heck, even if you're a citizen going to a U.S. courthouse can be intimidating. And if undocumented immigrants are being arrested in or around these courts, it means they'll just stop coming to the courts, and that could raise a large number of issues. Even if you are documented, you might be scared that ICE would find a way to arrest you. If you saw a crime, you wouldn't report it, out of fear. It makes immigrants - documented or not - more vulnerable. If an abusive partner, or workplace, knows that someone will not press charges, they're more likely to exploit that person. So if members of society are too afraid to report crime, we are in a bad place.
So, this brings us back to the decision. Ryan, the Middlesex DA, praised the judge's move, saying the "federal court has recognized the irreparable harm being caused by ICE's disruptive policy of using our courthouses to conduct civil arrests."
However, the Boston Herald spoke to Jessica Vaughan, who works with the Center for Immigration Studies, a think tank that favors minimal immigration and into the United States and has a controversial history. She had a very different view of the ruling. "ICE agents have the authority to make these arrests, and they need to do it in the courts because it's safer that way for officers. The judge is giving into the politics of this issue," Vaughan said. "It's an absurd ruling," she added. "The judge should be examining the DAs' demands in respect to the Constitution."
Immigration is clearly one of the nation's most contested issues. It was a huge part of Trump's campaign and it will continue to be a huge debate in the 2020 election. This is just another example of the conflicting opinions held by both sides.
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Micro summary: This DC-9-32 crashed into the Everglades shortly after takeoff, due to an in-flight fire and smoke emergency.
Executive Summary: Abstract: This report explains the in-flight fire and impact with terrain of ValuJet Airlines flight 592, a DC-9-32, N904VJ, in the Everglades near Miami, Florida, on May 11, 1996. Safety issues discussed in the report include minimization of the hazards posed by fires in class D cargo compartments; equipment, training, and procedures for addressing in-flight smoke and fire aboard air carrier airplanes; guidance for handling of chemical oxygen generators and other hazardous aircraft components; SabreTech�s and ValuJet�s procedures for handling company materials and hazardous materials; ValuJet�s oversight of its contract heavy maintenance facilities; the Federal Aviation Administration�s (FAA) oversight of ValuJet and ValuJet�s contract maintenance facilities; FAA�s and the Research and Special Programs Administration�s (RSPA) hazardous materials program and undeclared hazardous materials in the U.S. mail; and ValuJet�s procedures for boarding and accounting for lap children. Safety recommendations concerning these issues were made to the FAA, RSPA, the U.S. Postal Service, and the Air Transport Association.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY On May 11, 1996, at 1413:42 eastern daylight time, a Douglas DC-9-32 crashed into the Everglades about 10 minutes after takeoff from Miami International Airport, Miami, Florida. The airplane, N904VJ, was being operated by ValuJet Airlines, Inc., as flight 592. Both pilots, the three flight attendants, and all 105 passengers were killed. Visual meteorological conditions existed in the Miami area at the time of the takeoff. Flight 592, operating under the provisions of 14 CFR Part 121, was on an instrument flight rules flight plan destined for the William B. Hartsfield International Airport, Atlanta, Georgia.


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The First Centuries – Part 04 / An Easter Tussle
Posted by Lance Ralston | Feb 26, 2017 | English | 1 |
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Have you noticed that, generally-speaking, Christians like to argue?
Maybe we get it from our spiritual ancestors, the Jews. Once while on a tour of Jerusalem at what are called the Southern Steps of the Temple Mount, our Jewish guide told us that a frequent joke among his people was that where there are 2 Jews, there's 3 opinions.
Yeah; it seems controversy has been a part of the history of The Church since its inception. And maybe that's really more a "human" tendency than something unique to, or the sole prerogative of the followers of Jesus.
In this 4th episode on the The First Centuries of the Church, we're taking a look at an acrimonious debate that split the Church into warring camps before the end of the 2nd C. Even while facing the pressure of persecution from without, believers decided to spin up their own internal stress.
Surely: If Christians were going to draw lines and take sides while being battered by a world of hostile pagans, what they argued over must have been super-important, right? I mean, we must be dealing with some critical issue of theology; an essential of the faith!
Well, they certainly thought it was important. We, on the other hand probably DON'T find it that crucial. It all had to do with the timing of Easter. Yep: They went to town on when to commemorate the death & resurrection of Jesus.
As we examine this, I could go into the minutiae of detailed terminology and the fine nuances theological musings that under-pinned the different positions taken at that time. I'm not going to do that for this reason à It would bore the bejeebers out of nearly everyone, and, I'd be mouthing stuff I don't understand. BUT: by saying it, some might assume I do, and that would make me appear way, way smarter than I in fact am. That would be misleading. Honestly, as I read & researched this episode, I found I had to re-read numerous passages, several times, and only then conclude, "Uhh, I'm never going to understand that. Can someone please draw a picture; an illustration so my puny noggin can grasp that?"
Ha! One of the marks of greatness as a teacher is the ability to take complex ideas and make them accessible to those of average intellectual capacity. So, it's been interesting over the years to read & research. When I find material that's verbose but after reading it, I find I'm no closer to grasping it than when I began, I've come to realize it's less about my incapacity as it is the writer's inability to communicate. It's rare that I read material that isn't pitched to what we'd call a general audience. I expect technical jargon and a bit of the opaque when reading something the author assumed would be read by a set of professional peers.
And I say all that to share that when studying the early Easter Controversies, several of the authorities write of it in such a complicated manner, it makes me wonder if they grasped the material they recorded. Other authors admit handling this subject is a challenge. While we have some names and dates, parsing the subtlety of the debate is inordinately difficult.
So, there's no way I'm going to shed light on the real crux of this issue. What I WILL do, is simply share a brief narrative of events as best we know it, and attempt to sort through the major themes.
While the first record we have of a discussion on the issue of when to commemorate Easter dates to AD 150, that it DOES arise at that time, means it was something that was already at play in the life of the Church. Polycarp, bishop of Smyrna in Asia Minor, visited Anicetus [Ah-nee-kee-tohs] the bishop of Rome. As they shared, the issue of when to celebrate Easter arose. The Church in Asia Minor, that is, all those churches Jesus sent letters to in Revelation 2&3 as well as dozens of other fellowship lcaoted across the region, commemorated the Last Supper on the 14th of Jewish month of Nisan, the same date as the Jewish Passover, & Jesus' resurrection two days later, regardless of the day of the week. The Roman church was committed to commemorating Jesus' Resurrection on a Sunday. While the two church leaders discussed the merits of their positions, neither persuaded the other and parted, literally, agreeing to disagree.
We have an interesting account of the dispute from Polycarp's pupil, Irenæus. 2
When the blessed Polycarp sojourned at Rome in the days of Anicetus, and they had some little difference of opinion likewise with regard to other points, they forthwith came to a peaceable understanding on the [observance of Easter], having no love for mutual disputes. For neither could Anicetus persuade Polycarp not to observe inasmuch as [Polycarp] had always observed with John, the disciple of our Lord, and the other apostles, with whom he had associated; nor did Polycarp persuade Anicetus to observe who said that he was bound to maintain the custom of the [elders] before him. These things being so, they communed together; and in the church Anicetus yielded to Polycarp, out of respect no doubt, the celebration of the eucharist, and they separated from each other in peace, all the church being at peace, both those that observed and those that did not observe [the 14th of Nisan], maintaining peace."
Irenaeus' account proves Christians at the time of Polycarp knew how to keep the unity of the Spirit without requiring uniformity of ritual. Later in the same letter, Irenaeus goes so far as to laud this when he writes, "The difference in our [ways of] fasting, establishes the unanimity in our faith."
Eastern churches, followed a Jewish chronology, adhering to the authority of the Apostles John and Philip. They celebrated a Christian Passover on the same day as the Jewish Passover, the 14th of Nisan, which of course, could fall on any day of the week. They did this by keeping a fast which ended by sharing a meal & taking communion in the evening. Because we love labeling people according to all kinds of things, these Eastern, Asian Christians came to be called 14th-ers, but that doesn't sound very sophisticated, so they picked the latin Equivalent è Quartadecimanians. A little long to put on a team jersey, so I'm sure their more popular name was something like, "Quartas" or "Decamins." Though the church at Rome followed a different calendar for commemorating Easter, the Quartadecimanian observance was most likely the oldest and accorded with the Synoptic Gospels account of Jesus' last Passover, which it commemorated.
The Roman church also appealed to custom and perennially celebrated Jesus' death on a Friday, the day of the week it was reckoned to have originally occurred, with His resurrection always on a Sunday after the March full moon.
Nearly all Western churches agreed with Rome, and laid heavy stress on commemorating Jesus' resurrection on a Sunday. The Roman practice created an entire week of solemn fasting, ending with a feast celebrating the Resurrection while the Asiatic practice ended their fast in the evening of the 14th of Nisan, which might fall several days before Sunday.
So, in short, the Eastern Church was more concerned to line up their commemoration of Jesus' death & resurrection with the Jewish Passover on the 14th of Nisan, regardless of what day of the week it fell on. The Western Church was all about keeping the commemoration of Jesus' death on a Friday and His resurrection on a Sunday.
It was a controversy over a date in the month versus a day of the week.
Heavy stuff. Break out the knives!
The debate eventually settled in around the idea of how closely the Christian commemoration of Jesus' death & resurrection ought to be tied to the Jewish Passover. That was a no-brainer to the first Christians who as Jews continued to keep the Passover, though they saw it now as prophetic of, and fulfilled by Christ, the ultimate Passover lamb who takes away the sins of the world. But The Church became primarily Gentile in make-up, then hostility grew between Jews & Gentiles, Christians had no qualms of stepping away form its Jewish connections. On the contrary, some argued against the Quartadecimanians for precisely that reason. They wanted to expunge the Faith from any and all taint of Judaism.
But the Johannean tradition dominant in Asia represented a clinging to historical precedent and had the advantage of an immovable Easter, without being Judaizing in anything but the observance of a fixed day of the month. The Roman practice seemed to stand for freedom and discretion with an independent festival schedule. Looked at another way, the Eastern practice leaned heavily toward commemorating Jesus' death, while the West placed the emphasis on His resurrection.
As I prepare this episode, I've just finished the message for this coming Sunday out of Mark 7 where Jesus was challenged by His critics over questions of ritualistic tradition. So I can't help but analyze all this from what He said there. It seems clear to me that far more than questions of doctrine, Church leaders were consumed in these Easter Controversies with the dogmatic and ritualistic; with traditions far more about man-made rules than what God's Word said. Truth be told – where in any of Jesus' teaching, the Book of Acts, or in the letters of the NT do we see the Church being called on to commemorate Jesus' death & resurrection once a year? What we have is His command to celebrate the Lord's Supper, Communion, Eucharist, or whatever other label it goes by in the various movements of the Faith. But few and far between are those who think that means ONLY a once-annual event called Easter. Considering how acrimonious the whole argument got, with some coming to outright blows, we have to conclude the whole thing grieved God.
Still, considering it purely historically, and remembering to evaluate things based not on our values, but those of the time, the controversy was fueled mostly from a profound awareness that everyone who called themselves a Christian ought to believe the same thing. That title catholic really meant something.
Remember, the word means "universal" and long before it was used to describe a major branch of the Church and was modified by the term "Roman," it simply meant what all Christians believed and practiced – as opposed to the schismatics who'd moved into error and broken away.
Church leaders all owned the priority to maintain unity and to root out what they deemed divisive. So they regarded it as crucial to make sure everyone kept the commemoration of Jesus' death & resurrection on the same day. Heaven forbid that some people would be fasting in honor of His death at the same time others were feasting in celebration of His resurrection!
And because of this, the Roman tradition eventually triumphed. Easter became a movable holiday whose date varies from the end of March to the latter in April.
It was the first major church council at Nicea in 325 that the date for Easter was finally fixed. The Council condemned Quartodecimans as schismatics. Not heretics mind you – just schismatics. While a heretic has rejected the Faith and so is lost, a schismatic is going to heaven, but errors on an important point of doctrine. Not essential doctrine, but important enough they have to be put out of Communion with The Church.
We'll end this episode by briefly say while the Council of Nicea effectively ended the Easer Controversy on the Continent, the Celtic Church in Britain refused to knuckle under and kept their own counsel regarding when to celebrate the death & resurrection of Christ. While ancient church leaders would likely argue the point, modern historians tend to see the Celtic position as more about the assertion of their independence than out of some dearly held belief of when & how to keep Easter.
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Lemuel C. Dees on February 27, 2017 at 9:21 am
I find this episode quite.. "intriguing." I find myself chuckling with the amusement, and slightly saddened at the same time. Some of us would like to believe that these sort of "differences of thought and opinion" occurred much later in our church history. If anything, it goes to show that the early "saints" were people just like we are. The apple can apparently roll along way from the tree, with little change from the tree 😉
I must again say how much I appreciate these podcasts, because it brings the exercise of my faith under scrutiny (in a positive way), and softens my attitude towards others who don't quite see it like I do. I'm a staunch believer in right doctrine and theology; I just want to make sure what I'm being "staunch" about is actually right doctrine and theology. This history helps me keep things in perspective, if not see things from another perspective all together.
Once again, Lance, we thank you!


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Today I bring you an interview with Anna Maltz, designer of Kermis!
Could you tell me what a typical day is like for you?
I do a bit of knitting everyday. I usually teach a couple of times a week. I spend far more time on the computer than I would like, even though most of it is doing interesting things – responding to emails, endlessly tweaking patterns, writing my column for PomPom Quarterly and corresponding with the folks who help me get my patterns done: tech editors, graphic designers, photographers and test knitters. Weirdly, I tend to work in silence, as even music breaks my concentration and talk radio or podcastsjust leave me feeling like I'm not concentrating on either writing or listening. I try to go out for a walk or bike ride once a day. That's when a lot of sweater spotting and yarn and old car matching happens. I spend a couple of hours on Instagram; putting up pictures, writing the accompanying blurb, responding to folks and of course looking at other people's pictures – it's an approach to blogging that really suits me.
Cooking is a big part of my creative practice – it's important for me to make something that is instantly satisfying and well received on a daily basis, because so many of the projects I do take months if not years to reach fruition. I sometimes wonder if having a typical day would suit me and if suddenly I'd manage to get even more done if I had a regular schedule. The reality is I don't have one.
Any special recommendations for knitters visiting London?
My North East London centric creative supplies circuit involves Wild and Woolly (for a chat and a good range of price points – including unexpected finds in her £2 customer destash baskets), Loop (for a stroke and fondle and any needle size I need), Prick Your Finger (British yarns and the arty side of things – keep an eye out for opening receptions), Ray Stitch (wool felt and pretty sewing stuff) , Delicate Stitches (for ALL the Appleton colours), Lenarow Wools and Crafts (kids class craft supplies and standard basics), Rolls and Rems Nags Head (sewing basics and the odd surprise), The Handweavers Studio (lots of colour and inspiration), Donlon Books (art books), Artwords Bookshop and Wardour News (magazines), Argun Stationers, and Fish & Cook Stationers (googlie eyes, printing and labels). I shop local, offline and independent whenever I can, enjoying the fact that each place has its specialities and staff quirks. The relationships that I build up in each place are really special to me. And I can stop in on my favourite charity shops along the way.
Do you have a knitting tip, project win, or project disaster you'd be willing to share?
For thrifty lovers of playing yarn chicken (like me), it's good to know that most patterns specify around an extra third/ball/skein of yarn to play it safe. This is because we all knit a little differently and it accommodates some mistakes and personalising a pattern – plus it really is bad news when there isn't enough! The good news is, those leftovers are super inspiring as we usually feel way less precious about them and therefore get much braver about combining colours and just playing.
Kermis is such a fun and whimsical design! Would you tell me a bit about your design inspiration?
Knitting is no longer a necessity for keeping us clothed and warm, the way it was even 50 years ago. We do it because it's fun and satisfying – it makes our hearts, hands, eyes and brains sing. I like my designs to reflect that. Colour plays a major part: finding ones that really work together, but in unexpected ways. I like my projects to have different elements in them to keep me entertained along the way and then trust that this will suit others too. I don't want a pattern I slog through before or after I've done the one entertaining bit, but I'm not one for a heap of counting as I go (no big lace shawls where I have to pay attention along every row for me). So this pattern has ribbing, a stripe section and a spot of colourwork. I like adding little elements that let you flex the skills you have as a hardened knitter – like a few short rows and a small section of steeking - while providing a safe learning experience for those who haven't tackled those technique before. I really strongly believe that when you chose to make something it should be something you can't buy – why bother?
Since Kermis is a Dutch word, is there a Dutch connection?
My direct family: mum, dad, sister and I consider ourselves Londoners more than anything else. We've all spent at least half our lives here. I'm the first person in my family to be born in the UK and my sister is the only other. My mum and dad are imports, as is my husband – the rest of our families are elsewhere in the world. I grew up speaking Dutch. It's where my mum is from.
What did you think of the hand-spun yarn?
That was the yarn that enticed me to work with you! From being part of setting up Ricefield Collective, I really appreciate the fact that you went and taught new skills to a community who already had a lot of other existing skills. Knowing that the yarn I was using had already passed so actively through someone else's hands was really nice. The difference in texture between the hand-spun and the mill-spun yarn kept my fingers entertained too. In that way, it's a yarn that is satisfying to my brain and my fingers.
Any styling suggestions or how-to-wear-it advice?
I've been enjoying working out spring and summer outfits to go with my Carousel Kermis. I've been looking through my wardrobe to find items that have at least one of the Carousel colours in it and then trying it on. Contrary to what I expected, I've had the best luck combining it with other patterns – the floral 60s shift dress I'm wearing in the picture and the skirt my Dutch grandfather (Opa) painted for my grandmother (Oma). In terms of combining it with solids, the blue and grey ensures it goes really well with denim. I have a threadbare denim skirt that is barely blue anymore because it was second hand when I got it and I've worn it every summer, since so it will certainly be worn with that. I think it will be my go to for wearing with my Frankie and Ray http://frankieandray.bigcartel.com/ dress that Jo made for me last year. It's a dress that isn't really fitted in anyway, so I like the fact that by buttoning up my Kermis I get some of my womanly shape back. Mostly I'm planning to wear it with skirts and dresses. That's not because I can't imagine wearing it with trousers, it's just my high-waisted jeans have to work their way to the top of the mending pile. I have worn it with a long T-shirt over low-waisted jeans.


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When did Peter Gabriel leave Genesis
Peter Brian Gabriel (born 13 February 1950) is an English musician, singer, songwriter, record producer and activist. He rose to fame as the original lead singer of the progressive rock band Genesis. After leaving Genesis in 1975, he launched a successful solo career with Solsbury Hill as his first single.His 1986 album, So, is his best-selling release and is certified triple platinum in the. He played vocals, flute, percussion, oboe, and keyboard. He gave his resignation notice by the end of 1974, and he completed his last concert tour with Genesis in mid-1975. Since then, Pete has performed with Genesis only very rarely and to a limited capacity. A notable example is o But Wikipedia says:During the (1975 Lamb Lies Down on Broadway) tour, Gabriel announced his intention to leave Genesis at its conclusion to the group. He cited estrangement from his bandmates and the strains of the difficult birth of his first child Genesis are an English rock band formed at Charterhouse School, Godalming, Surrey, in 1967.The band's most commercially successful line-up consists of keyboardist Tony Banks, bassist/guitarist Mike Rutherford and drummer/singer Phil Collins.The 1970s line-up featuring singer Peter Gabriel and guitarist Steve Hackett was among the pioneers of progressive rock
The tensions reached a peak when they were working on their hit 1974 album The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, which ended up being their last with Gabriel. He left in 1975 Genesis: The Peter Gabriel Years (1967-1975) During the last thirty years the world has been stuck in the syrupy sludge of the Phil Collins era of Genesis, when it was impossible to distinguish a solo Collins record from a Genesis one. Fans of the original group have long been dismayed by the acquired, gargantuan pop overtones of a band which was. Steve Hackett has reflected on his departure from Genesis in 1977. The guitarist was with the band for seven years, eventually leaving just days before they released their Seconds Out live album. He's gone on to enjoy a successful solo career and has also toured extensively playing the music of his former band In 1975, Peter Gabriel left Genesis. After unsuccessfully auditioning for a new singer, drummer Phil Collins took over and sang on A Trick Of The Tail (1976), the first album after Gabriel's departure. But he did not want to sing on the following tour. This is the story of how he became Genesis frontman Topic: Peter Gabriel's hair live circa 1972. Posted: April 26 2008 at 19:28. I've just now seen footage of Genesis' performance of Supper's Ready way back in '72 (or was it it '73?). Anyways, my question is, was that Gabriel's real hair, the long, smooth black hair? More importantly, why is his upper forehead bare, was it shaved or is the whole.
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g reunion dates. I didn't elbow him into the band, reassures the singer, you can't force a drummer onto these guys. Phil insisted: I didn't elbow him into the band
The first singer in Genesis was Peter Gabriel. When he left - after The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway album, he was replaced by the drummer, Phil Collins, who stepped up to the mike instead. When.
Most people's first acquaintance with Peter Gabriel dates back to the mid-80s and the Sledgehammer video that brought a touch of class to the rapidly expanding MTV channel and dropped him right into the laps of a new generation. And yet, decades years after he walked away from his original prog-rock persona in Genesis, the ghost still lingers
During a conversation with Sofa King Cool, classic Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett looked back on the band parting ways with frontman Peter Gabriel in 1975, ending the group's classic progressive..
Genesis had just hit their stride in the 70's when Peter Gabriel announced he was leaving the band.XRT's Bill Cochran looks back at this monumental moment in..
At last, Peter Gabriel talks about The Real Reason why he left Genesis after The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway Tour, in 1975. After so many years wondering Why?..
Graham Wood, Getty Images Peter Gabriel officially announced his departure from Genesis on Aug. 15, 1975, following weeks of speculation that a split was about to occur. At the time, a record..
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There's always a figure of 400 applicants mentioned to become the singer in Genesis after Peter Gabriel's departure, and I'd be intrigued to know if there were any known singers amongst them. Similarly, when Collins left in the 90s, I have read that Francis Dunnery (once of It Bites) threw his hat into the ring, that Kevin Gilbert was invited to try out and that Paul Carrack was perhaps even offered the job
Peter Gabriel, lead singer of Genesis, has finally confirmed the rumors that he is quitting the band. Gabriel's announcement followed weeks of specula. tion and adamant denials by the group's management that the vocalist was leaving the theatrically-oriented quintet. However, a spokesman for the group's label said Gabriel will record two albums.
Only tiny bits, like the complete Musical Box, hadn't been touched since Gabriel left in 1975. Gabriel, however, had barely played any Genesis songs on his solo tours and struggled a bit..
Peter Gabriel was educated at Charterhouse School, Surrey, England. He was the lead singer of leading progressive rock band Genesis from its inception until he left in 1975 for a successful solo career as a singer-songwriter, soundtrack composer and innovator in visual presentation of music, music videos and digital methods of recording and distributing music
Gabriel told Genesis that he would be leaving their ranks at a meeting at the Swingos Hotel, in Cleveland, on November 24 1974. The fortunes of their want-away singer duly prospered, but so too.
Peter left the band 45 years ago. And he's been trying to live it down ever since. About the setlist, they said: There are songs that you feel you have to play because the audience would feel cheated if you didn't. Also there are a few old dogs that won't be running. The Genesis reunion tour dates are: November. 16 3Arena Dublin.
Why did Peter Gabriel leave Genesis? Wiki User. ∙ 2010-11-08 20:01:13. See Answer. Best Answer. Copy. The classic 'creative differences'. The band felt Peter Gabriel's showmanship and costumes.
Peter Gabriel departed Genesis in 1975, but he stayed on good terms with his old bandmates; Phil Collins even played drums on Gabriel's third solo album in 1980. But only once did Gabriel ever front a live lineup of Genesis after his momentous exit from the group, and it was born out of a possibly lifesaving gesture of goodwill What a horrible presumption to assume Peter's weight gain is a result of contracting cancer. It's obvious that Peter's hair has been thinning in the 90's (check out the cover of Us compared to So) and his weight gain could easily be attributable to something else. Let's hope you're wrong. Greg--There's no one left alive, it must be a draw 7. Sting & Peter Gabriel on their Rock, Paper, Scissors Tour. Throughout the tour Sting would introduce his hit Message In A Bottle with an arrangement of the intro to the Genesis song Dancing With the Moonlit Knight,. For the finale gig of the tour Peter sings the intro of this Genesis song for the first time live in 34 years Genesis Say Potential Reunion Tour With Peter Gabriel Would Be an 'Uphill' Climb. Peter left so long ago, Mike Rutherford said. I really don't know what we could do with him now. Check out the final Genesis album with Peter Gabriel here via Amazon. Steve also talked about the band's latest reunion tour, featuring Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford, and Tony Banks
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The line-up at the time also featured Phil Collins (drums), Mike Rutherford (bass), Tony Banks (keyboards) and flamboyant frontman Peter Gabriel; albums included Nursery Cryme (1971), Foxtrot.
Vocalist Peter Gabriel had decided the leave the band for personal reasons. Genesis Reunited in 1998 (Clockwise From Left): Hackett, Banks, Gabriel, Phillips, Silver, Collins, and Rutherford. For the box set, Banks and Rutherford enlisted former members Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel and Steve Hackett to re-record a new version of the song Carpet.
Though he may have left behind the band that made him famous, he still pays tribute to them in his first solo concert's finale. At the close of the set, below, he ends with a Genesis song, Back in N.Y.C., from the last, double concept album he recorded with them.It doesn't feel out of place at all, proving perhaps that, even without the makeup—as Allmusic writes—Peter Gabriel was.
Did buy the next two after Peter Gabriel left but it lacked something for me, then when I think it is fair to comment that Mario Giammetti is a bit of a Genesis fan. Never did get around to listening to their first album, despite having bought the cd many years ago, but have listened to all the albums from Trespass to The Lamb Lies Down on.
Phil Collins joined Genesis as its drummer in 1970 and became the band's vocalist when Peter Gabriel left in 1975. He went on to achieve huge solo success in the 1980s, with hits such as In The.
When Peter Gabriel left Genesis in 1975, Tony toyed with the idea of recording a solo album. Since doubts about the future of Genesis soon dissolved, the ideas ended up on the band's first post-Gabriel album A Trick Of The Tail. In 1979, however, Tony did release his first solo record A Curious Feeling. The album reached a respectable. When I left Genesis, I just wanted to be out of the music business. I felt like I was just in the machinery. We knew what we were going to be doing in 18 months or two years ahead. I just did not enjoy that. Peter Gabriel Genesis were already a hugely popular band when frontman Peter Gabriel left the band in 1975, but they became arguably the world's biggest band when they tweaked their sound when Phil Collins took over as lead singer Peter Gabriel had left the band three years before this song was released. Their first two post-Gabriel albums, A Trick of the Tail and Wind & Wuthering, were well-received by their fans, which answered questions about whether or not the band could survive without him.Follow You, Follow Me was the first single from their next album And Then There Were Three, and it marked a departure from.
What a horrible presumption to assume Peter's weight gain is a result of contracting cancer. It's obvious that Peter's hair has been thinning in the 90's (check out the cover of Us compared to So) and his weight gain could easily be attributable to something else. Let's hope you're wrong. Greg--There's no one left alive, it must be a draw Initial plans included the participation of Peter Gabriel and Steve Hackett, but when Peter backed out so did Steve. In 1986 were described as Phil Collins' new band Genesis on an Austrailian television show, almost 20 years after their formation Peter Gabriel. Having left Genesis the previous summer, Peter's first solo album arrived in February 1977. He was 26. With legendary producer Bob Ezrin taking charge the intention was to make something more direct and tougher than what had come before. With the first album I'd just left Genesis and had been used to having roles defined. A 23-year-old Peter Gabriel of Genesis in costume as The Watcher in the Skies, 1973 During the tour for their cosmic 1974 double record, The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway (the subject of an excellent book by the same name by Kevin Holm-Hudson), Peter Gabriel and his many different theatrical personalities took center stage. But that wasn't the first time Peter Gabriel tripped his. A standard early-to-mid-70s Genesis show finished with Peter Gabriel dressed in his Magog outfit: a long velvet black cape and a giant triangular headpiece. Towards the climax of the show, Peter would throw off his hat and cape to reveal himself in a silver jumpsuit
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Peter Gabriel, (born February 13, 1950, Woking, Surrey, England), British musician who was lead singer of the progressive rock band Genesis before embarking on a successful career as a solo artist. He was known for the intelligence and depth of his lyrics and for his commitment to various political causes. Gabriel left Genesis in 1975 and developed a deep interest in world music rhythms and.
In June 1975 Peter Gabriel, sensing a loss of creative momentum and weary from years of touring and recording, left Genesis. Inasmuch as Gabriel had been (incorrectly) assumed to be the band's musical leader and chief songwriter, critics began predicting its demise. Phil Collins took over on lead vocals for subsequent recordings
During the classic era of Genesis (1970-1974), Gabriel's on-stage costumes became the stuff of legend: from the Sexy Fox outfit he donned during The Musical Box or the mythical flower head he wore during Supper's Ready. (While he's continued to use adventurous stage visuals during his solo career, he's mostly kept the.
d was: How can the band survive without the man whose costumes, stories, energy and image are its unique brand? Well of course we all know what happened let's just say they did survive
g, England; the original lineup consisted of Peter Gabriel, Anthony Phillips, Tony Banks, Mike Rutherford, and Chris Stewart, though Stewart was soon replaced as drummer by John Silver and then John Mayhew.By the end of 1970, Phillips and Mayhew had left the band, with Phil Collins joining.
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Peter Gabriel was born at 4:30 PM on February 13, 1950, an Aquarian with his moon in Sagittarius. Weekend dairy farmer Ralph Gabriel, an electrical engineer who did critical World War II radar.
After his final tour as the frontman of Genesis in 1975, Peter Gabriel released the first of four eponymous albums - which spawned the Top 20 hit Solsbury Hill.In 1982, Gabriel's passion for world music led him to establish WOMAD (World of Music Arts and Dance), an annual festival for international and mainstream artists
As for Gabriel, Banks noted that despite his exclusion, most of the songs people know came following the singer's departure and they still love Peter. Peter left the band 45 years.
In 1975, singer Peter Gabriel left Genesis and Phil took over as the band's frontman. It brought a new level of fame, and, Andrea says, changed him
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To make matters worse, Collins' former Genesis bandmate Peter Gabriel was simultaneously enjoying commercial success and critical acclaim. Whatever I did was compared to Peter. Peter was far.
It's 1978 and Peter Gabriel had been gone for a while, in 1977 guitarist Steve Hackett left Genesis And then there were three - which became the title of the band's ninth studio album
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Actually it was Peter Gabriel that walked out on genesis so really he is the one that ruined them. Personally I think Phil Collins was a better frontman anyways and back in the days so did a lot of genesis fans but all of the sudden people are now saying Peter Gabriel but Phil was the one to take genesis to the top of charts As one of the biggest British groups ever, Genesis have sold in the region of 130 million albums worldwide. Both the original vocalist Peter Gabriel and the drummer-turned-lead-singer, Phil. The album that's seen by many fans of the classic 1970s Genesis line-up as their finest hour — or hour and a half, to be precise. The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway was released as a double LP on. And all the biggest mistakes in Genesis releases have been because of Tony Banks (like 2007/2008 remixes), vetoing long-awaited releases like BBC Sessions, etc, etc. I really hope the grumpy old man will make up his mind someday soon. On his control-freak decisions, Genesis have lost so much. ponkine, Nov 22, 2014. #6 In 1975, Phil Collins went from Genesis' drummer to the band's frontman when original leader Peter Gabriel left the band. Gabriel became a pretty huge star on his own, and he hit his.
While Collins, Banks and Rutherford seem to have closed the book of Genesis and their solo projects are not guaranteed to shoot up the charts anymore, it is the dropouts Peter Gabriel and Steve Hackett who keep the spirit of Genesis alive: Peter does it in a more visual and contemporary way while Steve's approach is musical and retrospective. On Feb. 25th of 1977, former Genesis frontman Peter Gabriel released his solo debut album, his first of four untitled efforts (usually referred to as either Peter Gabriel 1 or Car, due to its.
In 1970, a couple of members left Genesis, a Surrey art-rock band that had formed a few years earlier. Genesis held auditions for new drummers at frontman Peter Gabriel's parents' house He dubbed the band Genesis (another idea was Gabriel's Angels) and he titled the album From Genesis to Revelation. It was released by Decca in March 1969 and sold 650 copies, total He quit the band in 1975, and hasn't played with them again since a one-time gig in 1982. Guitarist Steve Hackett, who quit the band in 1977, is also absent from the line-up. Genesis
Genesis history: Phil Collins' first show as frontman
At the time Gabriel was Genesis future though no one knew where that would be leading a group of exceptional talent; maybe rocks best! But they were just followers of Gabriel. Collins did a noble gesture before leading the band. He rawly honored his mentor. Gabriel was a heroin addict and the sand metaphor was omnipresent in Mad Man Moon
The current issue of Uncut features a review of the lavish reissue of Peter Gabriel's groundbreaking So album - to accompany that, it seemed like a perfect time to republish this great.
Peter Brian Gabriel (born 13 February 1950) is an English singer-songwriter, record producer and humanitarian who rose to fame as the original lead singer and flautist of the progressive rock band Genesis.After leaving Genesis in 1975, Gabriel launched a successful solo career with Solsbury Hill as his first single
The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway album was to be the last with Genesis for Peter Gabriel. He decided to leave the band early in the tour, although he finished the dates amicably and didn't announce his decision until August 1975. The theatrical nature of the show was also the climax of the Gabriel years, in which the frontman used ever-more.
For fans of Peter Gabriel era Genesis - 1970-1975: 1970-1975/+6dvd, you are very well catered for with two titles in 5.1 surround, as well as remastered cd's containing previously unreleased material all devoted to the Gabriel led line-up. The first live album simply called Genesis Live is presented as a two disc set with five bonus tracks
So Solsbury Hill could essentially be about anything you want it to be about. But to Peter Gabriel it is about his decision to leave Genesis. He has made this quite clear. You could go line by line and it all makes perfect sense considering the situation he was in at the time. He was fed up with the industry and life as a rock star in general
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g The New Anon. Their first recordings got the attention of songwriter and producer Jonathan King, who came up with the name Genesis
Peter Gabriel. P eter Gabriel is best known as a musician. He started his solo work in 1975 after leaving his old school group: Genesis. He has released eleven solo albums and written soundtracks for three films
Two years after leaving Genesis in 1975, Peter Gabriel launched his solo career with the eclectic set of nine songs that comprise Peter Gabriel I. Free from the tension and constraints which had restricted his creative development, he unleashed an avalanche of bottled-up ideas and flamboyant arrangements
Vocalist Peter Gabriel had decided the leave the band for personal reasons. Despite rumors to the contrary, Genesis chose to carry on. The band returned without a lead singer to the studio to begin work on a new album Peter Gabriel had begun to extensively use a variety of masks, make-up and costumes to accompany their onstage story telling. As moments passed, Genesis' concerts had become virtually legendary. Meanwhile in America, Genesis still remained cult favorites, but thanks to a lot more radio play, the band found new fans especially among the. It is well-known that Peter Gabriel stays close with his mates in Genesis even having Phil Collins as his best man at his wedding in 2004. But he refuses to reunite with them on stage, and did not.
Why a reunion of Peter Gabriel era Genesis won't happen
I was talking to someone about Milton Keynes the other day and he said he was too young to have seen Genesis with Peter Gabriel in the band which made me stop and think. It's actually eight years since Peter left so there are going to be a lot of people at the gig who have never seen him with us. For them it won't be a reunion, it will be a new. Peter left the band 45 years ago and he's been trying to live it down ever since, said Banks. When they put his birthday in The Times, they always say, 'Peter Gabriel - Genesis singer. I'd be quite surprised if Genesis had top 40 hits in the U.S. when Peter Gabriel led the group. The band started going downhill when they released the We Can't Dance album in 1991. Then they had a new album in 1997 with a new lead singer replacing Phil - and the writing was on the wall.by that point
It's the part of my brain pre-1975 Genesis dwells in and it will never leave because I never want it too. Denis Gagné as Peter Gabriel performing The Flower in Supper's Ready. I feel somewhat similarly about other bands, but it's never been quite the same as pre-1975 Genesis Peter Brian Gabriel (born 13 February 1950) is an English singer, songwriter, musician, record producer and activist. He rose to fame as the original lead singer of the progressive rock band Genesis. After leaving Genesis in 1975, he launched a successful solo career with Solsbury Hill as his first single While in Genesis, he also served as a backing vocalist for front man Peter Gabriel. However, he did get the chance to sing lead on two songs, For Absent Friends from 1971's Nursery Cryme album. Genesis insist it would be ''weird'' to have Peter Gabriel and Steve Hackett involved in their reunion tour.. The 'Invisible Touch' hitmakers - comprising Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford, and Tony. Genesis enjoyed a career mainly in the field of progressive rock, where Peter Gabriel would perform on stage with a lawnmower on his head, until he decided to leave in 1975 for a successful solo.
When a band member leaves to go solo, usually it means the band's best days are over. That's what everybody thought when Peter Gabriel left Genesis in the '70s Gabriel's pop-star moment, as he calls it, happened at the age of 36. He had spent the years following his split from Genesis exploring digital technology, world music and new drums through four solo albums so wilfully obscure, he refused to name them (they were all just called Peter Gabriel) or show his face clearly in the artwork image caption Touring with Genesis in 1974, shortly before Peter Gabriel left the band When Peter Gabriel quit in 1975, Collins reluctantly became the frontman Originally consisting of Peter Gabriel, Mike Rutherford, Tony Banks, and Anthony Phillips (and the drummer Chris Stewart, who quit in the first year), the band went through three different. In the biography, From Genesis to Growing Up, Chapter 14 discusses Surrealism in what Peter Gabriel song? - 2020 | 2021 by Alex on February 25, 2021 2210
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When Peter left Genesis and we couldn't find another singer, I drew the short straw. So, in many ways, my career happened by accident. I just wanted to be a drummer. Peter Gabriel: Our 1986. Peter Gabriel Net Worth: Peter Gabriel is a British singer, songwriter, and activist with a net worth of $95 million dollars.Gabriel first rose to fame as the lead vocalist for the band, Genesis. Peter Gabriel left the band, and the mystery and the theatre rock were out of GENESIS (well, almost!). I prefer GENESIS without Peter Gabriel, because I am more interested in the music than in theatre rock. So, for me, GENESIS became a real band in this album, after being considered Peter Gabriel`s backing band for several years Gabriel was a founding member of the band, singing with them until 1975, when he left to pursue a solo career. Genesis - the 80s look Keyboardist Tony Banks said that the Genesis gigs would include songs from most albums in the band's history
Much of the singular appeal that Genesis displayed onstage in those years was derived from the vigorous performances of Peter Gabriel. Instead of merely standing in front of the audience and singing, he took it upon himself to act out the stories in the songs, using makeup, hats, masks, and costumes, combined with props and lighting, to convey the strange qualities of the varied characters. Peter Gabriel had to leave Genesis in 1975. After difficulties and abandonment, Peter carried on and in 1977 he recorded his first solo album, including the song Solsbury Hill, which was inspired by his departure. I did not believe the information I just had to trust imagination [] My friends would think I was a nut Turning water into wine.
Peter Gabriel: I almost joined a commune after Genesis
Not only did Genesis achieve mega-commercial success in 1986, but so did their former lead singer Peter Gabriel. On May 19 of that year, he released So — the first one not named Peter Gabriel.
With Security Peter Gabriel had finally reached the success of former band mates Genesis. Security went gold and was a Top 40 radio hit. Following it up with a live record was a great idea, especially since Gabriel had just come off of his most successful tour ever
When Peter Gabriel left Genesis he blamed his vegetable patch. The English prog rock band had just broken through to the mainstream with sprawling concept album The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway and were standing on the verge of international superstardom but the enigmatic frontman announced that he'd had enough. While it was true that Gabriel had been spending a lot of time tending to his.
If one listens closely to those old CD's, one can clearly hear Phil singing with Peter. After Gabriel left Genesis, I think it was good of him to note that they collaberatd quite a bit. Don't get me wrong, no one could truly replace Gabriel's deep emotive voice; but I don't think anyone could have done it better than Phil Collins
Genesis in the Seventies (l-r, Phil, Mike Rutherford, Tony Banks, Steve Hackett and Peter Gabriel), and, below, reunited for a new BBC2 documentary. Yes, Gabriel left Genesis, then Hackett.
Part 1 of the Genesis box set was the Peter Gabriel years and is one of the finest box sets ever released. Part 2 of the Genesis Archive box set is the Phil Collins years. I had been wanting this set as soon as it was announced, but I was actually a bit nervous about spending a lot of money on it
Phil Collins became one of the most successful musicians in the world during the 1980s after replacing Peter Gabriel as the face of the band Genesis in 1975. Between 1984 and 1990, Collins.
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In 1978, 3 years after vocalist Peter Gabriel left Genesis, guitarist Steve Hackett followed suit, leaving the band as a 3-piece. Henceand then there were three..., the title of the band's 9th studio album. Wittiness abounds in dem'dere hills, folks Genesis are one of those love-em-or-hate-em kinda bands. Kinda like Rush, except that with Genesis, you have rabid fans who are loyalists to the Peter Gabriel-era and simply HATE the Phil Collins-led band. And vice-versa. And then there are some hair splitters who can only go along with that group until Steve Hackett buggers off and then, you know, forget it
WATCH: Did Genesis bizarrely predict Britain's Giant Hogweed nightmare 44 years ago? AGING rockers Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins and the rest of Genesis appear to have predicted the current plant. Genesis, British progressive rock group noted for its atmospheric sound in the 1970s and extremely popular albums and singles of the 1980s and '90s. The principal members were Peter Gabriel (b. February 13, 1950, Woking, Surrey, England), Tony Banks (b. March 27, 1950, East Hoathly, East Sussex) Genesis is an English rock band whose song Land of Confusion was featured in the episode Freefall of the series Miami Vice.. Career. The band was formed in 1967 by members Peter Gabriel, Mike Rutherford, Tony Banks, Chris Stewart, and Anthony Phillips.Their 1969 debut album, From Genesis to Revelation, featured John Silver instead of Stewart.Their next album, Trespass, saw John Mayhew.
Chester Thompson, Phil Collins and Peter Gabriel. This is a lineup that could perform Genesis songs from the 1970's, 80's and 90's. They could even throw in a few solo songs from Phil Collins and Peter Gabriel as well. Mike Rutherford, Anthony Drennan and Phil Collins. Drennan is a current member of Mike + The Mechanics Genesis released their debut single in 1968 which was written by Peter Gabriel and Tony Banks. In 1970, the band was signed on a record deal of just 10 pounds weekly pay by Tony Stratton-Smith, a Label owner. Phil Collins became the lead vocalist in 1975 after Gabriel's departure from the band. Peter Gabriel's departure from Genesis came as. After Gabriel left in 1975, Genesis slowly lost members until there were only three: Collins, Mike Rutherford, and Tony Banks. (This period is commemorated by 1978's And Then There Were Three Peter Brian Gabriel (Chobham, Surrey, Inglaterra, 13 de febrero de 1950), más conocido como Peter Gabriel, es un cantautor y productor británico de rock. [7] [1] Fue el vocalista principal y flautista de la banda de rock progresivo Genesis. [8] Fundó este grupo con sus compañeros Tony Banks, Anthony Phillips y Mike Rutherford cuando estudiaba en la escuela secundaria Charterhouse. [9
In April, Peter Gabriel will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for his work as a solo artist. He is already in the Hall as a member of Genesis, the progressive-rock act, which was. Like most others of the crazy variety, this was a train that couldn't run forever. Eventually, Gabriel grew disenchanted with the confines of working within a band, while the band got tired of competing for attention with a dude dressed like a flower, and it was amicably agreed that Gabriel would leave.Phil Collins, who was the drummer at the time, famously assumed the role of lead singer. Chris Stewart was a member of the original Genesis line-up that came together in 1967 at Charterhouse School in Surrey, England. Prior to Genesis he had been the drummer in The Garden Wall, a short-lived group formed by Peter Gabriel and Tony Banks
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Genesis is an English dadrock band. They were known in the 1970s for playing really boring, lame progressive rock, but gained millions of new fans in the '80s when they switched to chart-topping pop.. Their lineup consists of drummer/singer/bank account manager Phil Collins, keyboardist Tony Banks, and bassist/guitarist Mike Rutherford.Peter Gabriel and Steve Hackett are some guys who were in. Headed by Peter Gabriel, who left the band in 1975 after recording The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, Genesis was a phenomenally talented progressive rock band. Phil Collins stayed behind the drum set, and Peter dressed up in costume, spun phenomenal stories, played flute, and sang unlike any other poet. Selling England by the Pound, Foxtrot, and Nursery Crimes are among the more intoxicating.
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Genesis The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway is a concept album about a punky Puerto Rican kid living in NYC named Rael. The lyrics were entirely conceived by Peter Gabriel, and while stor So Jacob was left alone, and a man wrestled with him till daybreak. When the man saw that he could not overpower him, he touched the socket of Jacob's hip so that his hip was wrenched as he wrestled with the man. Then the man said, 'Let me go, for it is daybreak.' But Jacob replied, 'I will not let you go unless you bless me. A reunion involving ex-members Peter Gabriel and Steve Hackett remains much talked-about and unrealised. Inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2010 (performer). Band members: Peter Gabriel - lead vocals, flute, percussion (1967-1975, 1978, 1982, 1999 9. Genesis. At the genesis of Genesis in 1967, it was Peter Gabriel behind the mic, not Phil Collins.But after Gabriel split from the then-prog rock band in the mid-1970s, Genesis promoted drummer. It was the lead single of Peter Gabriel's 1977 debut self-titled solo album, also known as Car, and became a top 20 hit in the UK, Denmark, Belgium & The Netherlands. It also peaked at #68 on.
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How Silicon Valley Passed on Conservative Media
Tom Dotan
| Nov. 28, 2016 10:00 AM PST
Photo: Breitbart Executive Chairman Steve Bannon. Photo by AP.
Earlier this year, Jon Klein was pitching his media company TAPP around a case study that one of its channels from a Christian radio host, Steve Arterburn, was generating $1 million in revenue a year. He argued it was proof that they could create other successful channels around faith and inspiration.
But venture capitalists weren't interested. Almost none of them knew who Mr. Arterburn was.


Mt Kilimanjaro has always been one of the most attractive destinations of African continent. The Uhuru peak, one of the summits of Kilimanjaro, is the highest point in Africa. Kilimanjaro has two summits, the Mawnzi at 5149m and the Kibo at 5895 mt, which can be reached via walking and scrambling routes.
The snow covered peak of Mt Kilimanjaro sits like a white crown, thus making it look even more appealing in the company of fluffy clouds. Moreover, due to global warming, the snow at the top of Mt Kilimanjaro is slowly melting and will disappear in a few years, according to the scientists. This makes it even more important to visit Mt Kilimanjaro as soon as possible, or it won't be as magnificent later on. Even though the people visit Kilimanjaro all around the year, but the best time to take the trip is from September to February.
You'll be starting the trip with a visit to the spectacular Lake Manyara National park. On approaching the National park, you will see the Rift valley escarpment looming in the horizon, giving it a stunning backdrop. The park is a wide green strip alongside a glistening Lake Manyara.
The national park has a huge variety of birds and mammals, and is also famous for its African elephants as well as tree climbing lions. A safari through the park will take you into the middle of the bustling wildlife of this national park, thus giving you a chance to lose yourself in all the adrenaline rushing excitement and the sounds of the nature.
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Digital agency ClickThrough Marketing is celebrating a new client win after innovative British company Gtech signed up for PPC management and online PR services.
Gtech boasts a huge range of cordless vacuum cleaners, cordless power sweepers and cordless garden tools.
Its flagship product, the Gtech AirRAM, has won rave reviews - gaining approval from the Good Housekeeping Institute and wowing a Daily Mail critic with a 10/10 review.
The AirRAM has a host of unique features – including accompanying computer software which shows how many calories a user has burned whilst cleaning their home.
The AirRAM doesn't feature a traditional bag or a cylinder like most vacuum cleaners: instead it condenses everything into neat bales in the head of the vacuum.
It's lightweight at only 3.5kg, and the efficient AirRAM system means it only uses a fraction of the electricity of mains-powered vacuum cleaners whilst still delivering powerful cleaning. Independent tests show it also actually picks up more dirt than a number of leading vacuums.
Customers can expect to save up to £200 over five years by swapping to an AirRAM cordless vacuum cleaner: meaning the item pretty much pays for itself.
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After successfully launching the AirRAM to critical acclaim in April 2012, Gtech is building on its strong start with an Internet marketing campaign designed to drive sales and awareness.
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Ruling may mean less time for ex-cops convicted of violating Floyd's rights
The complex formulas for calculating their sentences will use the crime of involuntary manslaughter, rather than murder, as a starting point
By Amy Forliti
MINNEAPOLIS — A federal judge on Friday sided with two former Minneapolis police officers who were convicted of violating George Floyd's civil rights, ruling that the guidelines for their sentences will be calculated in a way that could mean substantially less prison time for them.
U.S. District Judge Paul Magnuson handed J. Alexander Kueng and Tou Thao a victory when he ruled that the complex formulas for calculating their sentences will use the crime of involuntary manslaughter, rather than murder, as a starting point. Magnuson will sentence the men in back-to-back hearings Wednesday.
Former Minneapolis police officers J. Alexander Kueng (left) and Tou Thao. (Photo/Hennepin County Sheriff's Office via AP)
Kueng, Thao and their colleague, Thomas Lane, were convicted in February of violating Floyd's rights by depriving him of medical care as the 46-year-old man was pinned under then-Officer Derek Chauvin's knee for 9 ½ minutes while Floyd repeatedly said he couldn't breathe. Kueng and Thao were also convicted of failing to intervene to stop Chauvin in the killing. While Chauvin pinned down Floyd's neck, Kueng held Floyd's back, Lane held his feet and Thao kept bystanders back.
Chauvin, who pleaded guilty to one count of violating Floyd's rights, got a federal sentence of 21 years. Lane was sentenced Thursday to 2 ½.
Prosecutors have requested that Magnuson sentence Keung and Thao to less time than Chauvin, but "substantially" more than Lane. They have not made specific recommendations. Thao's attorney is asking his client to be sentenced to two years in prison, while Kueng's attorney has filed his request under seal.
A hearing was held Friday to address the complex formulas used to calculate a person's "offense level," which then is used to set a guideline range for sentencing that federal judges are not bound to follow but typically do.
All four former officers were convicted of federal civil rights violations, which carry their own offense level, but their crimes are cross-referenced with another offense — in this case murder or involuntary manslaughter — which creates the baseline for calculating a guideline sentence. Different elements are then added or subtracted to come up with a final sentencing range.
Over prosecutors' objections, Magnuson ruled that involuntary manslaughter should be used as a starting point for Kueng and Thao.
"The facts of this case do not amount to second-degree murder under federal law," Magnuson wrote. "Defendants Kueng and Thao each made a tragic misdiagnosis in their assessment of Mr. Floyd." He added that both men genuinely thought Floyd was suffering from a drug overdose and "excited delirium" — a disputed condition in which someone is said to have extraordinary strength.
[RELATED: Ex-Minneapolis cop gets 2.5 years for violating George Floyd's civil rights]
The result of Magnuson's ruling means that the starting point for calculating the men's sentence will be much lower — with a range starting as low as 2 1/4 years in prison, compared with a range starting at 19 1/2 years if the offense were to be cross-referenced with murder, according to a table of U.S. Sentencing Commission guidelines. But the calculations don't stop there.
Magnuson also ruled that this baseline level should be increased because the officers acted under "color of law," bringing the guideline range to somewhere between 4 1/4 years to 5 1/4 years in prison. Still, that also might not be the final landing point, as Magnuson is expected to rule on other factors that could impact the formula next week.
Kueng and Thao remain free on bond pending their sentencing. They are also charged with state counts of aiding and abetting both second-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. They have turned down plea deals in that case and are scheduled to stand trial on those charges on Oct. 24.
Lane pleaded guilty to a state charge of aiding and abetting second-degree manslaughter and is still awaiting sentencing in that case. He was allowed to remain free on bond after his federal sentencing, but must report to a yet-to-be-determined federal prison in October.
Chauvin was also convicted of second-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter in state court and is serving a 22 1/2-year state sentence. His federal and state sentences are being served simultaneously. Online records show he's still at the state's maximum security prison, but he's expected to be moved into federal custody.
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package com.limagiran.hearthstone.server;

/**
 *
 * @author Vinicius Silva
 */
public interface ServerConstants {

    public static final int PLAYER_ONE = 0;
    public static final int PLAYER_TWO = 1;
    public static final String PLAYER = "player";
    public static final String PLAYER_INICIO = "playerInicio";
    public static final String PING = "#ping#";
    public static final String OPONENTE_DESISTIU = "oponenteDesistiu";
    public static final String VIDA_TOTAL_HEROI = "vidaTotalHeroi";
    public static final String CARTAS_NA_MAO = "cartasNaMao";
    public static final String SHIELD_INICIAL = "shieldInicial";

}

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