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Skip to comments.CA: High-speed rail price tag soars again, this time on pace to surpass $60 billion
Posted on 08/10/2011 9:12:03 AM PDT by NormsRevenge
For the second time since voters approved California's massive bullet train project, the state on Tuesday raised the total price tag for the first stretch by several billion dollars -- and now the cost for the entire rail line is on pace to skyrocket to an eye-popping $60 billion to $80 billion or even more.
The latest estimates put the cash-strapped state even further behind in bankrolling its biggest, and one of its most polarizing, public works plans ever, as California struggles to secure funds from shy investors and broke governments. Still, project officials are ramping up to spend billions of dollars to break ground on the rail line in the Central Valley next year and hope to find the rest of the money to pay for the system later. It's a plan state leaders look increasingly likely to veto.
"It could be well into $60 billion, and who knows where it ends. This is really very serious and needs to stop in its tracks," said state Sen. Alan Lowenthal, D-Long Beach, chairman of the Senate committee overseeing the project. "We can't just be acting as if someone's out there giving us wheelbarrows full of money, and it's just coming. This is not the way we should be operating."
The California High-Speed Rail Authority's new cost estimates released Tuesday show the initial stretch of construction between Merced and Bakersfield will cost $10 billion to $13.9 billion depending on how it's built. Project planners had previously pegged the section at $6.8 billion.
If the cost of the entire project balloons at the same pace as the Central Valley section, the San Francisco-to-Anaheim railroad would cost from $63 billion to $87 billion, .. And those figures do not include inflation, which could push the final cost toward a staggering $100 billion.
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This puppy will cost closer to 100 Billion and would likely exceed that figure.
Nothing gets built for this state at the original estimate.. Nothing.
It will be a trillion dollars before it's over.
whatta waste of money.
Follow the money. Some politicians are already skimming money on this.
It's a good thing California is in such good financial shape and has billions of extra dollars sitting around to be able to afford this kind of luxury. .... oh wait!
California is BROKE! what the heck are they doing spending a dime on this kind of crud.
AHH !! Finally something to knock Boston's "BIG DIG " off the top of the list of boondoggles.
When even Dumbocrats can see the obvious problem we know the tide has finally turned.
I can just imagine the droves of people that will be waiting in line to go between those two cities. $10 billion to compete with a trip that would take 3 hours by car. The biggest issues with high speed rail in this country is going to be the ease of car travel and the expense of segregating high speed rail from everything around it. You are going to have to put fencing around it to keep the meth heads from stealing parts of the track. You will also need to build overpasses for every road and then put fencing on those to keep the yutes from throwing things off the overpasses onto the high speed trains.
If they get it done they will have the same problem with ongoing operating costs.
The busybodies in OK want to build high speed rail between Tulsa and OKC. Some people never get tired of thinking up ways to spend other people's money.
That's a nice round figure. No small thinking about mere billions here, billions there, just a straight trillion.
I like it!
No, no, no, no, you don't understand, the more expensive it is, the better.
The only error here is to have these estimates come out BEFORE it is begun. THAT is an error. Because once it is begun, all manner of legal constraints that force CA to pay 2x the actual cost should the project be cancelled will be enacted by a corrupt legislature and so it will from then on be cheaper to complete it rather than cancel it no matter how expensive.
Anyone who thinks this project will recover 1/5th of its costs is to be commended for supporting CA's economy by smoking very high quality marijuana, unless, that is, it was grown out of state.
At least the tunnel is being used by thousands every day and where else can you get a free car wash as well?
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What'd I say?
What's it called?
That's right! Monorail!
I hear those things are awfully loud...
It glides as softly as a cloud.
Is there a chance the track could bend?
Not on your life, my Hindu friend.
What about us brain-dead slobs?
You'll all be given cushy jobs.
Were you sent here by the devil?
No, good sir, I'm on the level.
The ring came off my pudding can.
Take my pen knife, my good man.
I swear it's Springfield's only choice...
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What's it called?
Once again...
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I'll take "Even More" for $150 Billion Alex.
And a great big "Thank you" to Governor Rick Scott for telling the feds to take their $2 billion and shove it cause we don't need a high speed rail line from Tampa to Orlando because it will cost more than that and taxpayers will have to subsidize it in perpetuity.
Voters approve $33 billion for the project...
Costs rise to between $60 to $80 billion, and the project continues without need for another approval.
It's now projected it may cost as much as $100 billion total, and yet there is no mechanism to return this to the people for continued approval.
This is absolutely nuts. Let me guess, it's more jobs for Democrats and will stimulate the economy, while burdening taxpayers still further at a time when we have record unemployment, and businesses fleeing the state in droves.
Welcome to what passes for Democrat (Leftist/Marxist) utopia.
He's a VERY liberal Democrat, too. They're starting to get the message that we don't even have a penny left to spend on this crap, let alone $60-80 billion.
The money's just plain gone.
I think buses would be a better idea. How many buses could you buy for 60 billion? Put televisions on the buses, give them wi-fi, maybe a refreshment vending machine, and they would become really attractive.
It's not going to be built. No way. Unless the initial construction is paid 100% by federal funds.
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot . . .
They already have the turnpike. They'd have to shut that down to get enough riders to exceed 10 riders. Let me guess, the idea came from Democratic lawmakers from the Tulsa area who will then get a "ride for free" pass, since they are lawmakers.
At this point, it would almost make more sense to build separate HOV lanes on the interstate reserved for self-guiding automated buses that run at 120+ mph. Probably cheaper and much much more innovative.
No mention of the millions already spent on environazi orgs to do their "studies" of the effect on sand flies and desert rats.
The state is being run by complete morons.
"build separate HOV lanes"
No, use existing lanes. Increased bus ridership will decrease the number of vehicles on the roads.
Another thought: allow "jitneys" which I think are independently run buses, vans, etc. Right now the regulated public transportation organizations keep out these independents. That establishment would tell us that the independent transporters would be too dangerous.
This news accompanies the article that details how California took in too little tax revenue recently.
Sounds like time for massive tax hikes on businesses and citizens because, obviously they're not paying their fair share.
There used to be, until I think about 1970, a guy who used to dynamite a portion of the california aquaduct in one of the valleys impoverished of water. The theory was he was a displaced farmer who lost his land due to no water in the 30's after it was syphoned off. I cannot wait for the new vigilante to show up after this albatross is built. I hope they put scoring rings on it too as it would make a great moving target.
This is such CRAP. It was sold to the voters as self-supporting, not as a taxpayer supported entity. It was sold as a rail line between LA and Sacramento, not a rail line someplace out in the farmlands. It was to be an initial investment of $10 billion and the rest would be picked up by investors. Now it is waaaaaay more and rising.
Foul. Crap. BS. What more can we say. Kill this monster and put us out of our misery.
I don't think the whole thing will be, but you watch as at least one section is built. The San Fran link would seem to be a sure bet. What Democrat in California could resist that?
It does seem that even some Democrats in the state think this is too big a pill to swallow though. Good for them, at least with regard to this matter.
What percentage of that will be paid with federal funds?
More like a billion dollars a mile.
CA has what, about 30,000,000 people?
So this amounts to 2,000 dollars for every single person in CA?
Where the heck they gonna get that kind of money?
Seriously, isn't it time yet for these politicians to get their heads out of their asses?
Glad we turned down the Fed' s billions for our 80 mile rail system to Disney World. The dems are still complaining about the money we LOST when our governor said no to the FREE money. I think some of the money went to IL and CA...thank you Gov.Scott of FL.
I'm sorry to say that there are many Chamber of Commerce types and others who would call themselves Republicans who think they can plan an economy and spend other people's money for the "public good". I don't know how we ever let politicians get away with this economic development nonsense that employs a bunch of bureaucratic planners to pick winners and losers in business. It's a gussied up version of the Soviet 5-year plans, and it always fails! Let the free market work!
As for the high speed rail, it seems everybody wants one these days. I have also heard of a proposal for one between OKC and Dallas. The promoters claim that it will bring benefits to all the little towns in between. Huh? If the dang thing stops at every little town, then in what way is it high speed?
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot indeed.
Free money is never free money if its got strings attached,if you have to spend 10$ for every one given....then you are still going to end up quite broke.
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Other things the Star compared last night's Leafs loss to
Cam Charron
February 01 2012 02:02PM
It's almost too easy that a Star article that needs perspective brings up a guy called "Fisk".
The Toronto Maple Leafs dropped an absolute heartbreaker in Pittsburgh last night. I'm not too interested in re-hashing it, and despite Toronto blowing a 4-1 third period lead, they managed a point out of a road game against one of the best teams in the East, and are still well in the playoff race.
They aren't like, say, Minnesota, who blew a 4-1 third period lead to lose in regulation at home to a team with no offense like Nashville. I'd wager that that was the biggest collapse on the night, so let's keep this loss in perspective, because it's an 82-game season, and while dropping a valuable point like that is tough:
-The Leafs are still on pace for 92 points, which is good to crack 8th in the East
-Toronto played the best game I had seen them play in years, controlling the flow of play and getting on the wrong side of bad bounces and calls that kept the game close.
It's not all that much consolation, sure, but in the frame-work of an 82-game season where the Leafs probably earned a win or two they didn't deserve at some point, those bounces balance out. Perspective is key, which is easy to lose sight of when the team is in its first legitimate playoff race since 2006.
Unfortunately, Joseph Hall with the Toronto Star sort of lost that perspective at some point, writing "such collapses are common in sports, of course. So too, however, are comebacks in the following game."
Hall goes on to list four games from wherein the Leafs could draw inspiration for tonight's rematch with the Penguins, as if the game came down to the Leafs lacking in "clutchness" when they really just got bad goaltending down the stretch and suffered one of the worst bounces of the season, when Evgeni Malkin tied the game literally when a shot hit him in the throat and bounced in with 6 seconds to play.
I don't think the Leafs could have played much better in that game, generating a lot of scoring chances through the first two periods. I was very surprised to see that the Penguins actually had 29 Corsi events to 25 with the score-tied in that game, although much of them were blocked shots. The score-close measure is more forgiving to Toronto, which gives credit to the team for its play when their were up 1-0 in the second.
So, inspiration? All you need is to look at last night's performance and say "man, if we play like that, we won't lose every game like this." No. That game apparently belongs in the same breath as Team Canada's Game Five loss in Moscow in 1972, Game Six of the 1975 World Series, and because we need to fit a Toronto reference in there, uh, the 1992 World Series and, for some reason, a Blue Jays three-game winning streak against Cleveland in August.
With the exception of the fourth example (which was kind of a stretch anyway. You couldn't say the 2002 Team Canada was up against similar odds at the Olympics? When Wayne Gretzky came out with his "nobody wants us to win" speech? Or even the 1942 Stanley Cup? Be nice to get another hockey reference in there) these were literally teams put in backs-against-the-wall situations where another loss would spell doom (except for the '92 Blue Jays. That one is also a stretch. Also, had Boston won Game Seven of the '75 series, would they be on this list by virtue of coming back from a 3-2 series deficit? This is why the list is rather suspect).
The Leafs aren't in a do-or-die mode yet. It's an 82-game season, not a 3-game playoff or what have you. By my math, Toronto can still go .500 (16-12-4) and make the playoffs. They aren't Columbus, who pretty much have to win out to have a hope.
Really, it was a tough loss, but it's not the end of the Leafs season.
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The current series really looks like it's ending.
The current series really looks like it's ending.
I hope they make it to the new world and we get to see this larger world and the war going on.
I liked this chapter a lot. It reminded me about a lot of the elements of this series I liked, and it's doing a good job of leading up to this final battle. With this pace we might see action as early as next chapter.
Yeah I was expecting some nasty alien looking flesh lump underneath not a zipper lol. That's not that bad actually I mean hell I'd still hit it !
I still wanna see the greater world outside the island and learning more about whats going and the organizations true origins. This is a great manga but damn this one chapter per month is torture man its gonna take forever to find out these things.
Claymore 130 is finally translated !!!
- I love how in Claymore things always go from bad to worse.
- As if the villains we are dealing with where not already overpowered compared to the heroines
Damn I wanted more nothing really happened.
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Still no sight of Clare's powerup(s).
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(TROY, Ks.) A 2-7 record in the 2011 season stuck around the minds of Troy seniors the entire off-season.
"It was a bit of a let down, just knowing what's expected of us at Troy," Reece Simpson said.
"We didn't really come together that much, and we really didn't bond together," senior Preston Foley said.
But the 2012 Trojans are taking a different approach. They are a group that enjoys spending time together, and they hope it translates to the field.
"It's a pretty close-knit group," head coach Ron Shelton said. "You can take a team that's maybe not as talented as the next team, but if they're playing for each other, playing hard, win or lose it's a lot more fun. You get a lot out of it and that's the whole purpose here."
In year two under Shelton, the Trojans begin their work in the off-season. Many players are getting in the weight room at 6:30 in the morning. It is a sign of dedication from busy high school students.
"They all work. They play baseball, they play basketball," Shelton said. "They have lives of their own. We want them to be kids. But also, we know who wants to be here. It gets them focused, and they come in as a team. They work as a team, and that's important."
"We've had a lot better work ethic this summer, so it's paying off," Simpson said.
The Trojans will need that renewed work ethic to leave the Delaware Valley League on a high note. Troy, along with Doniphan West, is jumping to the Twin Valley League, but will spend the 2012 and 2013 football seasons in the DVL.
Shelton believes the jump to the TVL will put them in a tougher conference, and they will get a taste of it in district play.
"Our district is tough. We play two or three of the schools that are going to be in our new league in our district anyway. It's a smaller league, but actually, the competition's probably going to step up a notch."
To match that level of play, it goes back to leadership for Troy. One of those senior leaders is Reece Simpson, a wide receiver that will miss the entire season after tearing his ACL and meniscus during baseball season. But despite not being able take the field with his team, he's still attending all the workouts.
"It just feels like it's necessary for me as a senior and as their teammate for me to be here," Simpson said.
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Richard Foreman
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News about Richard Foreman, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
A Holy Space in More Ways Than One
Theater artists look back at their experiences in the second-floor space at St. Mark's Church, a home for experimental theater for decades.
June 22, 2014, Sunday
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Still Dreaming of the City of Light
Richard Foreman, an avant-garde playwright and director, said he finds weekends depressing, and is really energized only by doing his work.
April 21, 2013, Sunday
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Ontological Departs St. Mark's Church
The Ontological-Hysteric Theater is leaving its performance space at St. Mark's Church in the Bowery in June, the playwright and director Richard Foreman said.
April 19, 2010, Monday
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Still Bouncing Off the Fun House Walls
Richard Foreman's "Idiot Savant," with Willem Dafoe in the title role, is some kind of wonderful.
November 5, 2009, Thursday
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Eclectic Tastes, Distinctive Growl, Full Plate
Strange is a relative term when applied to the work of Willem Dafoe, and yet when one looks at his fall schedule, it is also the word that jumps to mind.
October 25, 2009, Sunday
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Language, the Terrestrial and Extraterrestrial View
These plays, by Richard Foreman and Rainer Werner Fassbinder, make an interesting pair — echoing and inverting each other.
August 13, 2009, Thursday
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It's What Happens When 2 Iconoclasts Get Together
"Astronome: A Night at the Opera," a collaboration between Richard Foreman and John Zorn, is jolting but their styles never truly meld.
February 14, 2009, Saturday
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its a good story minus the 20 chapters where they focus on that nerdy kid who is in love with alfaz anime. the latest chapters are really good and i want to read more.
its a good story minus the 20 chapters where they focus on that nerdy kid who is in love with alfaz anime. the latest chapters are really good and i want to read more.
I agree it is a good series...It had some really cool arcs like Jin's childhood (so sad), and the sweepers story.
Anyway The same author did Shadow Lady long time ago, I don't know if anyone remembers...
Never heard of Shadow Lady before. What's it about?
this great monster every where......
go go go jin.......
go go go zetman.....
i like this series.....
It's a realy good manga, and the draws are awesome (Katsura is the same author of Video Girl Ai), but instead of masterpiece like that, Zetman is a bit too vague and predictable.
Vorrei poter vedere dai tuoi occhi, per sapere se il mare è ancora più blu
I wish I could see it from your eyes, to know if the sea is more blue
the first two volumes are sad, i feel sorry for jin
They seem to be up to chapter 157 so far. here's a link.
Man it looks like the world of Zetman is really about to change. Did not see that 1 coming. Now it makes me think how many players there really is out there. I mean yeah they are powerful but with our numbers alone we might kill some of the weaker players. I wouldn't want to risk that if I was the weaker ones. They really set up 1 hell of a story. And at this rate with these short chapters, this manga could last as long as the big three or longer. But I wonder how many chapters are out but not translated since they really don't seem to release regularly. Any1 know how many chapters are out in japan?
158 is up. Same site as before. I doubt he is, but it looks like Alfaz might be dead. Really annoying that they haven't yet explained Jin's blackouts and that he has not gotten involved in the fights and seems like he will really avoid them.
Finally more chapters, but only 2. Now up to chapter 160.
If people don't trust mangafox, then mangareader.net also has the chapters.
Have to say, it's really starting to get annoying with Jin's blackouts from his perspective. Get that it's supposed to let us know how Jin feels but it's a little too confusing.
Guess no matter what the government always does the stupid lying thing. Probably definitely gonna cost them.
Huh I thought the sweepers were on the human's side, and that guy kind of hated Jin. Looks like every1 has their confusing relationship in this manga.
eh, I like this manga although Im getting out of Seinen, I hate reading something and it takes a month to republish, then another month for scans to come online - it doesn't seem to matter how popular the manga is either I think the authors just don't care as much, for example the manga "hellsing" came out in 1997 and ended in 2008, with a total of 96chapters, Berserk came out in 1990, and it goes on like that...
Off of the ranting bit, I can't wait to see what happened during the blackout and what konoha(i **think** thats the name, cant remember) did after he turned ZET. - guess that'll be a few months though :|


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Clyde had friends he used to play with and pal around with. Among them was Delon Olsen, Marvin Wood, George Olsen, and the Jewkes', Cox's, Fox's and the Peacock's. Since Clyde and his brothers mined the coal mine up Straight Canyon owned by their father. Clyde was well able to have access to black powder kegs. One of his jobs as a young boy was to lift and store these kegs for the mine. Whenever the boys wanted to make a lot of noise or get into trouble or celebrate they turned to the black powder and sometimes sticks of dynamite. They were often very curious. Dad knew how to carefully take of the plug holding the black powder. He would then take out little portion of powder off of the top of the keg without anyone ever knowing it was gone. He would replace the plug and no one was ever the wiser. Whenever they got in a new shipment of powder he would do this. Put it into a jar and then save it. He would collect enough from the kegs to make a really good flash. Then a stick of dynamite placed strategically in the dirt with a trail of black powder, light the powder and run,. Boom! Lots of noise.
At the far end of town, I'm not sure which end, they were doing some road work and laying down a great big old pipe. You know, the kind you can almost stand up in. Well, Dad and Delon and some other of his friends got curious about the kind of noise that the big old pipe might make if a stick of dynamite were set off in it. So, late one night they set out to find out. Need I say more? Using the black powder that Dad had collected and deciding that maybe they needed more than one stick of dynamite because it was a big pipe, they proceeded to do their dastardly deed. They had no idea what they were about to cause. They placed the dynamite at one end of the pipe and ran the black powder through the pipe, out the other end, leaving a trail as long as they dared. This would give them plenty of time to run home hopefully before their parents discovered they were gone. My Dad was the closest. He just lived down the street. The stage was set, the powder lit and the culprits were on the run. The Boom was so loud it almost knocked them off their feet and every window on main street was blown out. Of course everybody who could hear anything was awakened and ran to see what had happened. Apparently it scared the boys pretty bad and they each resolved to never do that again. When the sheriff came a callin' the only thing that saved my Dad from being a suspect was that he had shimmied up the cherry tree to his bedroom, jumped into his bed with the covers pulled up around him. His big brother Hugh had come into the room just after Clyde got into the bed. Hugh was able to tell the sheriff that Clyde had nothing to do with the incident because he had been in bed. All boys made it safely home. The sheriff never was able to solve the crime. Not one of those boys ever told what had happened until they were grown or out of town. About 20 years ago, one of the sons of one of the boys said that they had looked it up in the books at the jail house and that it was still on the books as an unsolved crime. Well, it isn't any more and that's my world. Until next time, "Thank goodness we are not responsible for the crimes of our parents."


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His impeccably-chosen selection of tracks for his most recent compilation "Loco Dice In The House" is out now on Defected, which has allowed for both the label and the artist to extend their reach past what individually may have tied them to a particular sound or style. Traversing across a wide array of music, from older productions, his own work, tracks via his label Desolat, brand new tunes, and influences from hip-hop to Detroit techno, Loco Dice continues to solidify his identity as a master storyteller. Every step in the process of curating and mixing a compilation is one Dice pulls off with immense accuracy: from the track selection, to the order, to the piecing and mixing and layering. Loco Dice is one of the best at compelling you to dance, and to never stop dancing.
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The Methodology of Desert
Mary Sigler
Arizona State University - College of Law
July 29, 2010
Arizona State Law Journal, Forthcoming
In a series of books and articles Paul Robinson (along with various coauthors) builds a case for "empirical desert" as a basis for deciding who should be punished under the criminal law and how much. Robinson's case is unconvincing in several respects. First, his attempt to discredit the leading rival, deontological desert, is based on a misconception of the prevailing methodology in deontological ethics. Additionally, by dismissing as practically irrelevant the grounds for justified punishment, Robinson's analysis fails to take account of the dynamic interplay between social and political values on the one hand and the meaning and justification of punishment on the other. Finally, because Robinson's pragmatic conception of desert is untethered from our political morality, it provides neither the occasion to reflect critically on our punitive institutions and practices nor the normative resources to reform them.
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The three Perdrix chalets are situated close to Chalet Papillon in Les Eucherts, a newly developed area of la Rosière 1850. The chalets have been built to our specifications and finished to a high standard. This duplex apartment is on the top two floors of Chalet Perdrix. The front door to this chalet is on the second floor of the complex with a flight of stairs up to the main part of the chalet.The huge open plan lounge and dining area has plenty of comfortable seating around the fireplace as well as a balcony with far reaching views of the surrounding mountains including the Aiguille Rouge above Les Arcs. Chalet Perdrix has two communal saunas.
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Incredible though it may seem, Ace has now been associated with the Fatback Band's Spring and Event recordings for a longer period of time than the original owners of those catalogues!
Our CD release of Fatback's debut Event album, Keep On Steppin', first appeared 10 years ago this month. To celebrate our decade of FB on CD, Dean Rudland and yours truly are delighted to bring you FATBACK MELLOW and FATBACK FUNKY - two mid-price compilations, specially designed to demonstrate that there was, is and always will be much more to Fatback than the admittedly splendid (and justifiably anthemic) floorfillers Do The Spanish Hustle, Party Time and, of course, (Are You Ready) Do The Bus Stop.
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Over the years, many of these tracks have endeared themselves to the kind of soul fan who would run the London Marathon blindfolded and backwards rather than possess - heaven forbid - any kind of funk or dance album. Fatback MELLOW collects the best of said tracks in one place, to ensure that the "F" section of every true soulie's CD collection is shortly about to be extended by the width of a jewel box. The scope of our inclusions ranges from the intensely soulful take on that venerable standard At Last - nowadays most associated with Etta James, of course - to the two-step splendour of Do It To Me Now, and takes in rap ballads (Please Stay), mellow social comment (Is This The Future) and the extremely soulful, bona-fide biggie I Found Lovin' - thankfully not embellished here by cries of 'You Wot, You Wot, You Wot' - in its original unremixed form. Fatback MELLOW won't surprise anyone who already knows these great tracks, of course. But it'll be a more-than-welcome sound-for-sore-ears to anyone who doesn't...
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Disco may have been Fatback bread and butter during the peak of their 70s popularity, but they never overlooked an opportunity to add meat and gravy to the menu in the shape of the kind of uncompromising street funk and soul balladry that you'll hear on Mellow and Funky. You may think you know all you need to know about the Fatback Band. Hear these compilations, and you may think again...
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The Shoreline Community College Men's Basketball Team ran into a buzz saw at the "Pirate" Classic Tournament in Port Angeles, WA on Friday as the Mountaineer Club Team beat the Dolphins 130-78. The Mountaineers are made up of former college basketball players from the Seattle area including ex-Dolphin Avery Scharer from last year's SCC squad.
SCC had a cold shooting hand in the first half, only scoring 29 points and then in the second, the Mountaineers exploded for 73 points.
Shoreline was led by Russell Paynes and Isaac Wodajo with 13 points each and Nahshon George who scored 11 points with 7 rebounds. Dean Viena and Adam Johnson each scored 10 points for the Dolphins as well.
Shoreline plays another Seattle based club team tonight in the Blue Angels, who defeated Peninsula College last night 93-83 at the Pirate Classic. SCC is now 0-4 on the year.
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