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Comment posted on Caithness wind farm rejection by Malcolm Kirk
Glasgow ? Glasgow ? There's nothing in the video of Glasgow – There's the Scott Monument in Edinburgh, the Kessock Bridge at Inverness ,oh, do you think Trafalgar Square is in Glasgow ? You also avoided the serious mind bending noise problem evident in the vid. Those wonderful feats of engineering you mention have one thing in common – they are all there for our use 24 hours a day and therefore justify their cost – electricity from wind farms is inefficient,unreliable,intermittent and hugely expensive for consumers, whilst giving huge profits to the few. And not one Power Station can be, or ever will be, closed down because of them.
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- I leave our loyal followers to extract anything worthwhile from all the above. I'm off to watch England beat Sweden.
PS – what we really need is someone to start a new topic – what about school meals - Robert you're indeed the ultimate 'luminary'. There was a programme on telly just last week featuring Thames Barges – the programme makers got stuck for several days with 'nay wind'. The camera boat was OK it was diesel powered.
Incidentally somewhere above you claimed that we would not go into a situation to 'help others'. You posted that on the day the remembrance service from the Falkland Islands was filling our television screens – explain!
The Doc's 'holier than thou' sermons are so boring and long winded, but I think he is in the renewables industry, so he is only defending his corner.
Thought for the day – a neighbours house had solar panels installed last week – perfectly legal, etc. A baby born last week will go through all the stages of growing up, with all that entails. Certainly for most of us the late teens and through the twenties were the most difficult when it came to earning enough and paying all the bills. The baby born last week, going into its 25th year on this planet, will still be paying as part of his/her utilities bill for the subsidy allocated to my neighbour's solar panels last week. As I understand it at the moment the factory gate price for one KWh of electricity as supplied from normal Power Stations is about 2.5p. The price of one KWh from solar panels is 43p – index linked – and guaranteed for those 25 years. - A slightly modified version of the animated graph video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSqD7EFv0I0
- I hate to say this – but where is the proof that ' we must reduce our thirst for energy'. In my lifetime, since the 50s the atmosphere has never been cleaner. We used to have smokestacks belching out all sorts of nasties into the air we breathed – there are illustrations from centuries back showing chimney upon chimney polluting our streets, never mind whole cities.It may be that we can clean the air we breathe even further and I'm all for that, but why the doomsday scenario – its not fact. The atmosphere has warmed about 0.7 of one degree over the last several decades – this has happened before and in a few thousand years will probably happen again. OK – an atoll 1 metre above present sea level may disappear but eventually that atoll may very well reappear 2 metres above sea level. We can't control these things – well actually we can. A thousand years ago a threatened island would have died along with its population – nowadays we would go in there with millions of pounds (actually probably US dollars)worth of equipment and 'rescue' them and give them a lovely home somewhere else – sorted !
OOpps almost forgot – the new video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QX_3Hvkbw-0
- Robert – there are times to be serious and times to have a laugh – I try and mix them.
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- First Minister's choice not to condemn mob behaviour proves Farage point
Just discovered in a Sunday Herald article that they would do away with the Scottish Parliament. ! - First Minister's choice not to condemn mob behaviour proves Farage point
No a lot wrong here – explains why they did so well in the local elections:- http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-22396690 - First Minister's choice not to condemn mob behaviour proves Farage point
You are in a dream world – if Scotland was to become independent tomorrow Scottish household electricity bills would immediately go up by about £200 just to pay for Salmonds wind mills, because the rest of the UK would not be contributing. And he want to not just double them but treble them. As dear old Donald tried to tell him "you will bankrupt Scotland" - First Minister's choice not to condemn mob behaviour proves Farage point
You are totally out of touch. We are all contracted to subsidise wind farms for 20 years after each starts up – this subsidy is added to your electricity bill. The Scottish subsidy last year alone was £401,670,000. Over and above there are the necessary Grid upgrades- the Beauly/Denny transmission upgrade is costing in excess of £600 million – the suggested price of the copper wire to bring wind farm electricity from the Outer Hebrides is over £700 million etc etc etc etc. You are paying for all that. And you can't opt out – the Law requires that suppliers have to use Wind farm produced electricity. - First Minister's choice not to condemn mob behaviour proves Farage point
Does anyone know where I can find a short summary of UKIP's policies just to clarify what is fact as opposed to fiction. The only thing I do know for sure is that if they were in power tomorrow not another wind turbine would ever be built in the UK saving us all the £billions of debt that Salmond is hanging round our necks here in Scotland.
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I lived in Indy from August of 2011 to June of this year, pretty much in time to watch the Colts' worst season in over a decade, and I have to say that I'm happy that they're winning games again. I still think they have plenty of room for improvement, but Luck looks as good as advertised, and that has to help the city cope with losing one of the best quarterbacks of all time.
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one step closer to the lotto! man I need some luck in the lotto!
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Will be looking to tweak my roster again soon via trade/draft picks. The Blazers will be back....
"I want ONLY 9 eyebrows in the starting lineup for the Hornets next year." I typed this before the draft lottery
I'm gonna miss tonights game on espy, can someone send me a stream of the game via pm without giving up the result???
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wait when are the check ins for next season i might be away for them just gotta double check
I'm pretty pessimistic about the lotto. Maybe Boris Diaw will be available. Barf.
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Johnny Alf —
Johnny Alf ... LP
Rozenblit/Mr Bongo (UK), 1966. New Copy (reissue)....
A 60s bossa classic from Johnny Alf – a set that really showcases the bluer side of bossa at the time! The set's got a rich, sophisticated sort of sound – right up there with the best Elenco or Forma vocal sessions of the 60s, thanks to orchestrations by Jose Briamonte, which move...
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Lucas Arruda —
Sambadi – Original Brazilian Groove Series Vol 1 (180 gram pressing) ... LP
Favorite (France), 2012. New Copy ....
A contemporary set, but one that sparkles with all the best brilliance of the 70s scene in Brazil – and that includes such heady company as Marcos Valle, Azymuth, and Joao Donato! As with all those artists at the time, Lucas Arruda has a groove that's strongly based on Fender Rhodes –...
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Balanco —
Bossa & Balanco ... LP
Schema (Italy), 1997. New Copy ....
Mindblowing work from the early years of Schema Records – a set that really helped set a whole new tone for a generation – and which still sounds wonderful all these many hears later! Balanco work up a perfect blend of bossa rhythms and soulful jazz – all wrapped up with the kind...
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Jorge Ben —
Forca Bruta (180 gram pressing) ... LP
Philips/4 Men With Beards, 1970. New Copy (reissue)....
A fantastically soulful album from Jorge Ben – one of his greatest records ever, and a key part of Brazilian music in the 70s! The album marks an earthier shift for Jorge – a sound that's still rooted in the samba influences of the 60s, but which also takes on a bit more soul at the...
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Maria Bethania —
Palco Iluminado ... LP
Philips (Brazil), 1985. Very Good+ ....
Titles include "Mariana Mariana", "Pra Dizer Adeus", "Ronda", "Coracao Ateu", "Olhos Nos Olhos", and "Cheiro De Amor"....
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(Cover has some light wear and a small sticker.)
Luiz Bonfa —
Softly – Luiz Bonfa & His Guitar ... LP
Epic, Early 60s. Very Good+ ....
One of the better early bossa albums by Bonfa, and one that doesn't have the sleepy quality that you find on some of his other records. Luiz' guitar is backed by a nice little combo, and the tracks have a lively rhythm, with occasional vocals, and some nice flute solos from time to time. The...
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(White label promo. Cover has light wear, a promo stamp, and a spot of old tape on the spine.)
Lo Borges —
Lo Borges (1972) (180 gram pressing) ... LP
EMI/4 Men With Beards, 1972. New Copy (reissue)....
Just Sold Out!
An incredible album from the great Brazilian singer who's best known to the world for his work on Milton Nascimento's legendary Club Da Esquina album, but Lo is truly one of our favorite singers that Brazil has ever produced! This record is easily as the Nascimento classic, and has a more rock-orie...
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Chico Buarque —
Chico Buarque (1984) ... LP
Philips (Brazil), 1984. Very Good+ ....
An overlooked gem from Chico's mid 80s period – a record filled with strong and subtle songs, often backed by some nicely jazz-tinged arrangements from Cristovao Bastos! The album's not as revolutionary as some of Chico's earlier records, but it more than makes up for that with an incredibly...
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(Barclay pressing. Includes the heavy inner sleeve.)
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Chico Buarque (1984) ... CD
Charlie Byrd —
Brazilian Byrd ... LP
Columbia, 1964. Very Good- ....
Charlie Byrd gets some top-shelf treatment here – in a wonderful album of tunes by Antonio Carlos Jobim, all recorded with full backing arrangements, and sound quality that's a lot better than some of Byrd's previous albums! The setting has Charlie's acoustic guitar right up front in the mix...
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(360 Sound stereo pressing. Cover has some wear, a bit of pen on the front, and a split top seam.)
Charlie Byrd —
Latin Byrd ... LP
Milestone, Early 60s. Near Mint- Gatefold ....
A collection that Milestone issued in 1973 that includes tracks from three of Byrd's early 60s Bossa Nova records – Latin Impressions, Bossa Nova Pelos Passaros and Once More/Charlie Byrd's Bossa Nova. Byrd and his unamplified guitar are joined by Keter Betts on bass and Bill Reichenbach on...
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(Cover has a promo sticker and some light wear.)
Beth Carvalho —
Ao Vivo ... LP
RCA (Brazil), 1987. Very Good+ ....
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(Cover has a sticker on the opening.)
Oscar Castro Neves —
Oscar ... LP
Living Music, 1987. Very Good ....
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Dori Caymmi —
Dori Caymmi (1988) ... LP
Elektra, 1988. Near Mint- ....
Titles include "Gabriela's Song", "Lenda", "Obsession", "Velho Piano", "Guararapes", "Desenredo", "The River", and "Like A Lover"....
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(Cover has a cutout notch, a promo stamp, and small stickers.)
Gal Costa —
Gal Costa (1969) (180 gram pressing) ... LP
Philips/4 Men With Beards, 1969. New Copy (reissue)....
One of the most mindblowing albums ever recorded – anywhere, anytime! This 1969 set stands as one of the greatest records ever cut by Gal Costa – done at the height of the Tropicalia movement, and featuring a sublime mix of styles that really gets the spirit of the movement right. ...
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Cravo E Canela —
Preco De Cada Um ... LP
Mr Bongo (UK), 1977. New Copy (reissue)....
A great little Brazilian group from the 70s – one who continues the harmony styles of Sergio Mendes in the 60s, but takes the music into some groovy new directions! The sounds here are more samba than bossa – with guitar and percussion dancing nicely together in the rhythms as group...
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Maria Creuza —
A Bahia ... LP
EMI (Brazil), 1975. Near Mint- ....
One of her better albums of bossa nova stuff, given a bit of a 70's twist, and with the kind of percussive edge that you might expect from a title like "A Bahia". Mike Ribas arranged, and with performance by Sebastio Tapajos and Pedro Dos Santos. Tracks include "Ossain", "...
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(French pressing. Top cover seam is unglued.)
Paulinho Da Viola —
Foi Um Rio Que Passou Em Minha Vida ... LP
Odeon (Brazil), 1970. Very Good ....
A great batch of early samba tracks from Paulinho Da Viola – a set that features some great fuller backings from Maestro Gaya, in a way that really warms up the sound! The appeal of Paulinho's vocals and guitar from other early 70s albums is still very firmly in place – and Gaya adds...
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(Original pressing with the plastic sleeve.)
Rosalia De Souza —
Brasil Precisa Balancar ... LP
Schema (Italy), 2006. New Copy 2LP ....
The best work so far from Rosalia De Souza – a session that features production and guitar from bossa legend Roberto Menescal, and a sound that's deeper and even more classic than any of Rosalia's other work! Most of the instrumentation here is in an older acoustic mode – piano,...
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Deodato —
Whirlwinds ... LP
MCA, 1974. Very Good- Gatefold ....
Sweet keyboard soul from Deodato – a set that steps off nicely from the strengths of his big hits on CTI, hitting a similarly flowing groove that's really great! The instrumentation here is a bit more expanded than before, but never in a way that buries the keyboards – and Deodato's...
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(Cover has some wear, a partially split top seam, and some marker on the back. Label has some marker.)
Djavan —
Djavan (1985) ... LP
Columbia, 1985. Very Good+ ....
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(Includes the printed inner sleeve, as well as a promotional press kit and photo. Cover has some ring & edge wear.)
Joao Donato/Eumir Deodato —
Donato-Deodato ... LP
Muse, 1973. New Copy (reissue)....
The legendary meeting of the two biggest Brazilian keyboard talents of the 70s – Joao Donato and Eumir Deodato – coming together in beautifully funky formation! The sound is a great blend of the moody electric work of Donato's classic Quem E Quem album, and some of the fuller, funkier...
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Erica & Chiquinho Timoteo Et Les Show Rio —
Brazil 77 ... LP
Vadim (France), 1977. New Copy (reissue)....
Breezy bossa from late 70s Paris – a rare European session from Rio ex-patriots Erica Norimar and Chiquinho Timoteo! The record's got a warmly jazzy glow that takes full advantage of the vocals of both artists – trading them back and forth on the more lively tunes, in a way that's...
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Flaviola —
Flaviola E O Bando Do Sol (180 gram pressing) ... LP
Rozenblit/Mr Bongo (UK), 1974. New Copy (reissue)....
A gem of a record from the same Pernambuco early 70s scene that gave us Lula Cortes, Ze Ramalho, Geraldo Azevedo, and Alceu Valenca! This obscure little set has lots of the earthier tones that showed up in work by the above artists – a style that mixes folksy touches with bits of psychedelia...
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Stan Getz & Charlie Byrd —
Jazz Samba ... LP
Verve, 1962. Very Good+ Gatefold ....
One of those records that no home should be without – not only a pivotal album in the growth of bossa nova in the 60s – but a set that also really helped set the career of tenorist Stan Getz on fire! The real credit here might almost go to guitarist Charlie Byrd – as Byrd was a...
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(Cover has some wear & aging, and a small splilt on the top seam.)
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Stan Getz & Joao Gilberto —
Getz/Gilberto ... LP
Verve, 1963. Very Good- Gatefold ....
The historic meeting of Stan Getz and Brazilian guitarist Joao Gilberto, with the surprisingly popular inclusion of Joao's then-wife Astrud. The record created a sound that was copied endlessly, and which catapulted Astrud to unbelievable fame worldwide – even though she was only included in...
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(Cover has ring & edge wear, and some pen.)
Stan Getz & Laurindo Almeida —
Stan Getz With Laurindo Almeida ... LP
Verve, 1963. Very Good+ Gatefold ....
One of the best of the Stan Getz bossa nova sessions – and a record that features the great Laurindo Almeida on guitar – playing with more virtuosity than either Charlie Byrd or Joao Gilberto did on their collaborations with Getz! The record's got a driving rhythm section, with lots of...
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Gilberto Gil —
Gilberto Gil (1969) (180 gram pressing) ... LP
Philips/Universal (Brazil), 1969. New Copy (reissue)....
The rare 3rd album by Gilberto Gil, and a key piece of the Tropicalia puzzle – one of the most wildly experimental albums from those years, and Gil's last before going into exile! The sound is much more electric than his other albums from the late 60's – and the production, songwriting...
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(Sorry this is so expensive! The album's a very limited pressing which came to us at a very high price – and although high, it's still most likely less than you'd pay for a mint original pressing.)
Astrud Gilberto —
Astrud Gilberto Now ... LP
Perception, 1972. New Copy (reissue)....
Killer work by Astrud Gilberto – very different than her Verve sides of the 60s! The album was produced by Astrud, arranged by Deodato – and has that wonderful warm full jazz feel of her classic album on CTI, but also a bit more like some of the funky work of Jorge Ben at the time...
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Antonio Carlos Jobim —
Composer Of Desafinado Plays ... LP
Verve, 1963. Very Good- Gatefold ....
Antonio Carlos Jobim's classic Verve session from 1963 – a tremendous record, done with a wonderful airy sound that became the trademark for bossa production in America – and which also had a great inspiration on the sound of mid 60s bossa in Brazil! Claus Ogerman arranged and conducts...
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(Cover has some wear, a peeled spot from sticker removal, and a partially split top seam.)
Kenia —
Rio/New York ... LP
Jazzmania, 1985. Near Mint- ....
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(Cover has a cut corner.)
Latins 80 —
Foglie Gialle All'Imbrunire ... LP
Cinedelic (Italy), 1970. New Copy (reissue)....
A cool bit of bossa jazz from Italy – recorded by a group who clearly draw inspiration from Sergio Mendes, but also take their tunes in some bold new directions! Like other Euro bossa work of the time, there's really a strong respect here for the original Brazilian sound – but also a...
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(Beautiful reissue – very heavy vinyl and cover!)
Le Trio Camara —
Le Trio Camara ... LP
Saravah/Dare Dare (France), Early 70s. New Copy (reissue)....
A killer album of jazzy bossa grooves – originally recorded in France in the early 70s, and darn hard to find in any format! The record was cut for the tiny Saravah label – home to groovy French acts like Brigitte Fontaine and Areski, as well as an elite group of jazz and world...
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Rita Lee —
Build Up (180 gram pressing) ... LP
Philips, 1970. New Copy (reissue)....
The first solo album by Rita Lee – cut back when she was a member of the groundbreaking Tropicalia trio, Os Mutantes! The album's got a very different feel than her work with that group – and has Rita stepping out as a sophisticated pop singer, almost in the way that Nico did on the...
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Tim Maia —
World Psychedelic Classics 4 – Nobody Can Live Forever – The Existential Soul Of Tim Maia ... LP
Luaka Bop, 1970s. New Copy 2LP ....
Insanely great sounds from the legendary Tim Maia – easily the most soulful singer in 70s Brazil, and an artist with a heck of a strong ear for funk, too! The music here is an incredible hybrid of American soul and Brazilian elements – especially since some lyrics are in English –...
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Herbie Mann & Joao Gilberto —
Herbie Mann & Joao Gilberto With Antonio Carlos Jobim ... LP
Atlantic, 1965. Very Good ....
Although Herbie and Joao are listed together in the artist credits together for the record, they don't really play together on the record – as did Joao and Stan Getz on their album together. Instead, they trade off tracks of bossa nova material, recorded with Jobim in Rio – Joao's by...
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(Red & green label pressing. Cover has light wear, and a small split on the bottom seam.)
Tania Maria —
Lady From Brazil ... LP
Manhattan/EMI, 1986. Near Mint- ....
You know, despite the fact that this one was recorded in the mid 80s, when we felt that Tania's great jazzy vocal style was being buried in excessive arrangements – in retrospect, it's actually got some darn nice moments. These include the great "Tanoca Vignette", a lively number...
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(Cover has a cutout hole.)
Maysa —
Convite Para Ouvir Maysa No 3 ... LP
RGE (Brazil), Early 60s. Very Good+ ....
Classic work from this Brazilian singer – with titles that include "Suas Maos", "Mundo Vazio", "Saudades De Mim", "Bom E Querer Bem", "E Preciso Dizer Adeus", and "Maria Que E Triste"....
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(Cover has a bit of seam splitting, but is nice overall.)
Sergio Mendes —
Brasil '65 – Introducing The Voice Of Wanda De Sah ... LP
Capitol, 1965. New Copy (reissue)....
A very unique album by Sergio Mendes – recorded in LA in the years before his Brasil 66 albums for A&M – but with a sound that clearly shows him going for the new bossa approach! The album's got some lovely vocals by Wanda De Sah, plus occasional guitar work by Rosinha De Valenca...
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Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 —
Herb Alpert Presents Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 ... LP
A&M, 1966. Very Good+ ....
The start of a legend – and the very first album by Sergio Mendes' Brasil 66 group, proudly brought to the world through the godlike talents of a young Herb Alpert! Sergio was no stranger to the recording studio by the time of this set, but the record marked a real shift in his music –...
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Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 —
Look Around ... LP
A&M, 1967. Good+ ....
Dreamy bossa pop from the A&M studios of the 60s – the Brasil 66 sound at its best! The style here is a perfect blend of real Brazilian influences and some of the hipper styles bubbling in the LA studio scene of the time – all locked together perfectly by Sergio Mendes, in the twin-...
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(Original pressing. Cover has some wear, with some splitting on the spine and top seam.)
Sergio Mendes & Brasil 77 —
Sergio Mendes & Brasil 77 – King Seldom Series 9 ... LP
A&M/King (Japan), Late 60s/Early 70s. Near Mint- Gatefold ....
A beautiful Japanese package – featuring A&M material, but in a completely unique cover, with lavish production!...
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(Heavy cover, with obi and booklet – in nice shape!)
Sergio Mendes Trio —
So Nice (Pickwick pressing) ... LP
Pickwick, Mid 60s. Very Good ....
Just Sold Out!
Sort of a repackaging of the Brasil '65 album on Capitol – done here in a pressing by Pickwick that features a very psychedelic cover! The record's a mixed bag of tracks that has some bossa piano trio stuff, plus some vocal cuts with Wanda De Sah, the alto and flute of Bud Shank, and the...
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(Cover has light wear.)
Paulo Moura —
Paulo Moura Quarteto ... LP
Whatmusic (UK), 1968. New Copy (reissue)....
One of the best albums ever recorded by this Brazilian saxophone giant! This rare 1968 album features Moura working with a quartet that includes Wagner Tiso on piano, Luiz Carlos on bass, and Paschoal Meirelles on drums – gently grooving with a darker edge than usual, and a definite...
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Milton Nascimento —
Milton Nascimento Ao Vivo ... LP
Barclay/Nascimento (Brazil), 1983. Very Good+ Gatefold ....
Live set recorded in 1983, with large arrangements by Wagner Tiso that feature a string section behind a smaller rock group that includes Tiso, Robertinho Silva, and Helio Delmiro. Milton plays guitar, and his voice is still in fine form. Gal Costa sings a tiny bit – and the record includes...
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(Includes the lyric sleeve.)
Marconi Notaro —
No Sub Reino Dos Metazoarios (180 gram vinyl) ... LP
Rozenblit/Mr Bongo (UK), 1973. New Copy Gatefold (reissue)....
Folksy psychedelia from early 70s Brazil – a wonderful little album by poet/singer Marconi Notaro, done in collaboration with the team of Lula Cortes and Ze Ramalho, with a feel that's similar to their own classic Paebiru! The feel here is quite loose at times – almost improvised...
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Clara Nunes —
Claridade ... LP
Odeon (Brazil), 1975. Very Good+ Gatefold ....
70s samba magic from Clara Nunes – one of those singers who managed to make an already deep genre sound even better! The set's got a simple and honest approach that's really fresh, and never too overblown – allowing Clara to be expressive without falling into cliche, very much in the...
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(Cover has light wear and a sticker on front.)
Obina Shok —
Obina Shok ... LP
Braziloid, 1988. Very Good+ ....
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Orlann Divo (aka Orlandivo) —
Orlann Divo ... LP
Musidisc/Whatmusic (UK), 1963. New Copy (reissue)....
Warm bossa grooves – and the second album by Orlandivo, billed here on the cover as Orlann Divo! The album's a great batch of instrumentals – jazzy, with a mix of percussion, bass, and organ that's quite different from the usual bossa album of its type – much more expansive, and...
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Orquestra Sinfonica Nacional Da Radio MEC —
Guerra Peixe – A Retirada Da Laguna – Documentos Da Musica Brasileira Vol 1 – Compositores Dirigem Suas Obras ... LP
Promemus (Brazil), 1979. Near Mint- ....
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Os Ipanemas —
Os Ipanemas ... LP
CBS/Mr Bongo (UK), Mid 60s/1996. New Copy (reissue)....
Just Sold Out!
The landmark first album from Os Ipanemas – a runaway set of smoking bossa jazz – and a record that really helped set a whole new tone for the genre! The group here is a cooking quintet of Brazilian all-stars – including Astor Silva on trombone, Wilson Das Neves on percussion,...
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(Really great vinyl pressing – better than any previous versions!)
Also available:
Os Ipanemas ... CD
Os Mutantes —
Divina Comedia Ou Ando Meio Desligado (180 gram pressing) ... LP
Philips, 1970. New Copy (reissue)....
The third album from the legendary Os Mutantes – part of the essential trio of sides released during the Tropicalia years! The record's got a sound that's tighter and a bit more straightforward than their previous efforts – stricter song formats, and styles that lean heavily on rockish...
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Os Mutantes —
E Seus Cometas No Pais Do Baurets (180 gram pressing) ... LP
Polydor, 1972. New Copy (reissue)....
One of the hardest rocking albums ever cut by Os Mutantes – a record that's got a slightly ironic take on rock and roll styles of the time – still performed with the sense of drama and humor that always made the band so great! Rita Lee and Arnaldo Baptista are still in the group at...
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Os Mutantes —
Everything Is Possible! – The Best Of Os Mutantes (180 gram vinyl) ... LP
Luaka Bop, Late 60s/Early 70s. New Copy ....
Although there's been a few "best of" collections out already by this legendary Brazilian rock group – this volume still stands as the most nicely-selected batch of tracks, and it comes complete with great liner notes that help you really navigate and understand their music. There's...
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Also available:
Everything Is Possible! – The Best Of Os Mutantes ... CD
Os Mutantes —
Jardim Eletrico (180 gram pressing) ... LP
Polydor, 1971. New Copy (reissue)....
Quite possibly the last truly sublime album ever recorded by Os Mutantes – a set that's a bit more rock-oriented then their first few, but still pretty revolutionary overall! The group have expanded to a quintet at this point, but haven't yet falling into the guitar-heavy groove of later...
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Os Mutantes —
Mutantes (1969) (180 gram pressing) ... LP
Polydor/Universal, 1968. New Copy (reissue)....
The second set of madness from the legendary Os Mutantes – and like the first, an album done in close collaboration with arranger/producer Rogerio Duprat, whose talents add a new level of genius to the record! The album's got a compelling mix of styles that strikes out on the very first tune...
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Os Mutantes —
Sixth Finger – Singles, Rarities, & Outtakes 1965 to 1968 ... LP
Which, Late 60s. New Copy ....
A wild collection of rare tracks from this legendary group of the Tropicalia scene – a few outtakes and live tracks, but also some cool commercials, and collaborations with Caetano Veloso too – all brought together in a set that's a great complement to their famous albums of the late...
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Paulinho —
Para Animar Sua Festa ... LP
Prestige (Brazil), Mid 60s. Very Good- ....
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(Cover has split top and bottom seams.)
Bill Potts —
Brasilia Nueve – How Insensitive ... LP
Decca, 1969. Very Good+ ....
Not the most authentic Brazilian album you'll ever find – but a great batch of bossa jazz tracks! The set was put together in New York by pianist Bill Potts, and it features some great work by Zoot Sims on tenor, Louie Ramirez on percussion, Chano Pozo on conga, and a special unnamed guest...
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(Cover has some edge wear.)
Baden Powell —
A Vontade ... LP
Elenco/Soul Jazz (UK), 1963. New Copy (reissue)....
Killer early bossa by Baden Powell – a jazzy little gem that still shines brightly after all these years! This early album is a stripped-down batch of tunes that features Baden on acoustic guitar, backed by a small percussion combo that really keeps things lively – plus some additional...
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(Heavy cover and vinyl – the best reissue ever!)
Baden Powell —
Tristeza On Guitar ... LP
MPS (Germany), 1966. New Copy Gatefold (reissue)....
Sadness on guitar – a perfect title for Baden Powell's work on his chosen instrument, especially the way he could bring a simple but emotive style to his music! Powell's work on guitar here is often quite spare, but beautifully handled – set up with rhythms by a small combo that...
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Flora Purim —
Carry On ... LP
Warner, 1979. Very Good+ ....
Great stuff – one of Flora Purim's more R&B-sounding albums from the 70s, produced by George Duke with an appreciation for Flora's Brazilian jazz roots, but with a smoother sound that's in keeping with Duke's own work of the time! The combination is pretty sweet – a professional...
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(Includes the lyric sleeve. Cover has a cutout hole & a creased corner.)
Flora Purim —
Open Your Eyes You Can Fly ... LP
Milestone, 1976. Near Mint- Gatefold ....
A classic batch of Bay Area Brazilian grooves – recorded in the sweet breezy electric style of the Fantasy studios, and featuring the vocals of the lovely Flora Purim in the lead! The session's got a great mix of Brazilian and American fusion players – including Airto (of course!), Ron...
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(Cover has a cut corner and a piece of tape on the spine.)
Flora Purim & Airto —
Sun Is Out ... LP
Crossover, 1989. Near Mint- ....
A set from 1989 that somehow manages to return to the style that Flora used a bit more often on 70s California albums – still electric and fusion-based, but freer and more open – in the manner that we first came to love in her work! Titles include "The Sun Is Out", "The...
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Quarteto Em Cy —
Quarteto Em Cy Em 1000 Kilohertz ... LP
Philips (Brazil), 1979. Very Good- ....
A very cool 70s album from Quarteto Em Cy – done with a sound that's quite different than their earlier work, but still pretty darn great! There's a compressed approach used to record the vocals here – a style that takes off from their 1972 album, but has a slightly more electrified...
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(One side of the vinyl is great – VG+ – but the other has groove damage in a few spots, which causes brief noise.)
Quarteto Novo —
Quarteto Novo ... LP
Odeon/Amazon (Brazil), 1967. New Copy (reissue)....
A landmark album that changed a generation of Brazilian musicians – a sublime instrumental collaboration between Airto, Hermeto Pascoal, and 2 other great musicians of their generation! The sound is quite unique – almost a modern recasting of older rootsy modes – taken into the...
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Elis Regina —
Samba Eu Canto Assim ... LP
Philips/Soul Jazz (UK), 1965. New Copy (reissue)....
One of the first albums ever by this legendary bossa singer! Even at this young age, Elis Regina diplays a talent for interpretation and an emotional power that few other Brazilian vocalists could match – a way of putting over a tune that brought a whole new level of sophistication to...
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(Very heavy vinyl and cover – the nicest reissue ever!)
Also available:
Samba Eu Canto Assim ... CD
Jair Rodrigues —
Pisei Chao ... LP
Philips (Brazil), 1978. Near Mint- ....
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(In great shape!)
Wanda de Sah —
Softly ... LP
Capitol, 1965. New Copy (reissue)....
A lost bossa classic from Wanda De Sah – aka Wanda Sa, the wife of Edu Lobo, and a singer who worked with Sergio Mendes in his pre-Brasil 66 days! The album's got a wonderfully laidback feel – languid, yet jazzy, with the feel of some of Astrud Gilberto's best work on Verve, yet with...
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Dom Salvador —
Dom Salvador Trio (180 gram pressing) ... LP
Mocambo/Mr Bongo (Brazil), 1965. New Copy Gatefold (reissue)....
Wicked jazzy bossa from 60s Brazil – a crackling early classic from pianist Dom Salvador! The group here is super-tight – a tremendous triangle of piano, bass, and drums – all grooving at equal pace, with a great deal of energy – and given a heck of a lot of soul from Dom's...
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Satwa —
Satwa (180 gram pressing) ... LP
Rozenblit/Mr Bongo (UK), 1973. New Copy (reissue)....
A tripped-out set of acid folk guitar from Satwa – featuring Brazilian psychedelic folk genius Lula Cortes, in a feel that's very much like his own great work of the time! Satwa is one of the sweetest sets of psych folk jams we've heard in ages – with a mostly-instrumental, wholly...
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Also available:
Satwa ... CD
Secos & Molhados —
Secos & Molhados (1974) (180 gram pressing) ... LP
Continental/Polysom (Brazil), 1974. New Copy (reissue)....
An early album by this groovy Brazilian rock group that featured Ney Matogrosso on vocals! The record has a haunting sound that mixes nice vocal production with spare arrangements supported by guitar, piano, and bass. The sound is difficult to describe – but the record has some extremely...
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Simone —
Gotas D'Agua ... LP
EMI (Brazil), 1975. Near Mint- ....
Classic 70s work by Simone – a wonderful Brazilian singer who was one of the few females to follow strongly in the Milton Nascimento style that inspired countless male vocalists of the time. The album's got some great songs – and includes tunes written by Chico Buarque, Danilo Caymmi...
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(Includes heavy inner sleeve too!)
Simone —
Pedacos ... LP
EMI (Brazil), 1979. Near Mint- Gatefold ....
Darkly brilliant work from Simone – a real standout singer in late 70s MPB, working here with a sound that draws heavily from the legacy of the post-Tropicalia scene! Simone's music has a really moody feel overall – arranged by Gilson Peranzzetta and Nelson Ayres with some gently jazzy...
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(Original pressing. Top cover seam is slightly unglued.)
Simone —
Quatro Paredes ... LP
Odeon (Brazil), 1974. Very Good+ ....
Titles include "De Frente Pro Crime", "Degosto", "Quatro Paredes", "Qui Nem Jilo", "Proposta", and "Bodas De Prata"....
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(Cover has a small import sticker.)
Elza Soares & Miltinho —
Elza Miltinho E Samba ... LP
Odeon (Brazil), 1967. Very Good- ....
The first pairing of Elza Soares and Miltinho is a delight throughout – a set that follows on the Brazilian duet style of the time, but seems to handle things with even more charm and flair throughout – never just forcing the two singers together in the company of a tune, but really...
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Tamba 4 —
Samba Blim ... LP
A&M, 1968. Very Good Gatefold ....
An incredible album by the Tamba 4 – one of 2 albums the Brazilian bossa combo did in the US for A&M Records, during the brief time when they were expanded to a quartet from the original Tamba Trio lineup! The set is completely sublime – a wonderful mix of the group's trademark...
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(White label promo. Cover has promo and Suggested Cuts stickers on front, some wear, and a bit of pen on back.)
Tamba 4 —
We And The Sea ... LP
A&M, Late 60s. Very Good- Gatefold ....
Beautiful stuff – and a record we never tire of hearing! This album's a sublime extension of the earlier Brazilian style of the Tamba Trio – in a set that has them adding a fourth member, and picking up some cool new sounds from producer Creed Taylor! The set brings the group's...
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(Original gatefold pressing. Cover has some aging and peeled matte finish.)
Tamba Trio —
Tempo ... LP
Philips/Universal Sound (UK), 1964. New Copy (reissue)....
The stuff of legend – and one of the greatest albums ever from Brazil's Tamba Trio! The group have a sound here that goes way beyond standard bossa jazz – in that amidst the piano, bass, and drums, the trio also harmonize vocally too – swirling together the lyrics, which are...
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(Heavy vinyl and cover – almost like a Japanese pressing!)
Tema 3 —
Madrugada 1:30 ... LP
Whatmusic (UK), 1969. New Copy (reissue)....
A groundbreaking piano trio from the end of the 60s – headed up by Brazilian jazz legend Gilson Peranzetta! Gilson's work has graced countless recent bossa revival sessions, as well as important 70s MPB albums – but this set was recorded back in 1969, when Peranzetta was a pianist...
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Also available:
Madrugada 1:30 ... CD
Toquinho —
Acquarello ... LP
CGD/Maracana (Italy), 1983. Near Mint- ....
Titles include "Planta Baixa", "Escravo Da Alegria", "Verra Il Giorno", "Boca De Noite", "Tua Imagem", and "Signorina"....
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(Cover has some light wear.)
Toquinho —
Il Brasile Nella Chitarra ... LP
Fonit Cetra (Italy), Late 70s. Very Good+ ....
Rare Italian work from Toquinho – a sweet trio session with electric bass and drums!...
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(Cover has light wear, and a very light water stain near the bottom.)
Marcos Valle —
Marcos Valle (1970) (180 gram pressing) ... LP
Odeon/Light In The Attic, 1970. New Copy Gatefold (reissue)....
Some of the most brilliantly baroque work ever recorded by Marcos Valle – an obscure 1970 album that collects together tunes from a few of his odd soundtrack experiments of the late 60s, plus a few others that are in a very similar vein! Marcos is really going over the top here –...
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(Heavy gatefold pressing – with notes, lyrics, and a great cover that's even better than the original!)
Also available:
Marcos Valle (1970) (with bonus track) ... CD
Marcos Valle —
Vento Sul (180 gram pressing) ... LP
Odeon/Light In The Attic, 1972. New Copy Gatefold (reissue)....
A holy grail! This is one of Marcos Valle's best-ever albums – and it's certainly the one to best realize the larger scope he was heading for in the years after the bossa – that sublime mix of jazz and more expansive arrangements – a perfect fit for the growing sophistication of...
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(Heavy gatefold pressing – with notes, lyrics, and a great cover that's even better than the original!)
Also available:
Vento Sul (with bonus track) ... CD
Caetano Veloso —
Caetano Veloso (1967) (180 gram LP with bonus CD) ... LP
Philips/Lilith (Italy), 1967. New Copy LP & CD (reissue)....
One of the building blocks of the late 60s Tropicalia scene in Brazil – and a standout solo debut from the young Caetano Veloso! The album's got an approach that's as dynamic and trippy as its cover image might imply – the same amazing blend of sounds and styles you'd hear on...
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(LP comes with bonus CD of entire album.)
Walter Wanderley —
Kee-Ka-Roo ... LP
Verve, 1968. Very Good- Gatefold ....
One of our favorite albums ever from Walter Wanderley – a set that's much more complicated than his earlier trio records for Verve – and which really expands the sound with a host of added elements! Wanderley's core organ bossa groove is amplified wonderfully here with the addition of...
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(Cover has a thin line of discoloration along the opening.)
Walter Wanderley —
O Samba E Samba Com Walter Wanderley ... LP
Odeon/EMI (Brazil), 1962. Very Good+ ....
Some of the earliest work ever recorded by keyboardist Walter Wanderley – but a set that shows his sweet bossa talents already in full swing! The groove here is light an airy – recorded with a similar sense of space as his better-known sides for Verve, but done with a feel that's a bit...
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(A great Brazilian pressing!)
Walter Wanderley —
Quarteto Bossamba ... LP
World Pacific, 1965. Very Good+ ....
An incredible gem from Walter Wanderley's years in Brazil – a Quarteto Bossamba recording that features Wanderley on both piano and organ, often overdubbed at the same time for a very cool sound! The style is quite different from most of Wanderley's better-known records in the US – and...
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(Cover has an Audition Copy stamp on back.)
Walter Wanderley —
Rain Forest ... LP
Verve, 1966. Very Good+ ....
Just Sold Out!
An album that not only broke the bossa big in the US – but a set that also really helped transform the sound of the organ in jazz! Not only is the record a key meeting of bossa rhythms and jazz organ – transplanted hugely to the US after a big initial Wanderley run in 60s Brazil –...
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(Cover has light wear.)
Walter Wanderley —
Return Of The Original ... LP
Canyon, Early 70s. Very Good+ ....
A strange lost "comeback" album for Walter Wanderley – but a great one! The set was recorded recorded in the US in the early 70's, and with the same sweet electric sound that Wanderley was using on his last A&M/CTI albums! Walter plays organ and electric piano, and the group...
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(White label promo. Cover has a promo sticker.)
Various —
Break N' Bossa ... LP
Schema (Italy), 1999. New Copy 2LP ....
The start of a legend – and a key compilation to document the rich reworkings of Brazilian sounds in the 90s global scene! The collection is the first in the legendary series – and has a wider range than some of the others – as Schema moves past just their own recordings, and...
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Various —
Metti Una Bossa A Cena Vol 2 ... LP
Schema (Italy), 1960s/1970s. New Copy 2LP ....
Sublime bossa groovers from Italy! The first volume of this series was one of our favorite compilations that year it was released – and this second volume is equally as great! Schema groover Gerardo Frisina serves up a hand-picked batch of 16 tunes, mostly classic numbers from the late 60s...
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On a roll: Wakeland defeats Little Elm for four straight victories
BY CHRIS O'DELL, email@example.com
FRISCO -- The second time has been a charm for the Wakeland boys basketball team as of late.
The Wolverines took down The Colony on Tuesday after dropping a Jan. 4 contest to the Cougars.
Wakeland then followed suit by defeating first-place Little Elm, 67-47, on Friday to move into second place in the District 9-4A standings.
The loss was just the second one against district counterparts for Little Elm and the first in the last six games.
"We're going to start taking every game like a playoff game," said Rusty Segler, Little Elm head coach.
The Lobos looked to be in midseason form during the early going and followed a quick layup from Wakeland junior forward Noah Westerfield by going on a 7-0 run to take a five-point lead.
The Wolverines stormed right back with a run of their own though and recaptured the lead on a 3-pointer from guard Josh Harris to make it 13-11 with 1:32 remaining in the first quarter.
"[Wakeland] did a great job of executing what they work on every day," Segler said. "We didn't do the same."
Wakeland held on to a 16-14 advantage heading into the second quarter and lost the lead on Little Elm's opening possession of the frame when senior point guard Devante' Pullum drained a shot from downtown to give his team a 17-16 lead.
That's when the Wolverines began to pull away for good, building a 10-point advantage before the end of the opening half. The run was fueled by a pair of jumpers from Harris and point guard Sean Watkins.
"We don't have athleticism like [Little Elm] does," Benningfield said. "But our bigs ran the floor well tonight."
Little Elm senior forward Biron Joseph, last season's leading scorer on the team, was held scoreless in the first half but got the Lobos back into the game with a 4-0 run of his own to start the third quarter.
Joseph ended the night with 13 points after struggling to find a rhythm for much of the game. The Lobos were led by Pullum, who scored a game-high 17 points to become the only other Little Elm player in double figures.
"We did not take advantage of what [Wakeland] was doing defensively," Segler said.
Wakeland senior Zol Singleton, who finished with a team-high 12 points, extended his team's lead to 12 points by scoring six unanswered points midway through the third quarter. Singleton's final bucket of the frame made it 44-32 with 3:50 on the clock.
The Lobos trimmed the deficit to 48-40 entering the final stanza but didn't help their own cause at the charity stripe. Little Elm missed 11 free throws in the game and shot just under 55 percent at the line.
"[Wakeland] definitely wanted it more than we did tonight," Segler said.
With Little Elm showing a sense of urgency in the fourth quarter, Wakeland took advantage and built a comfortable lead that would prove to be too much for the Lobos to overcome.
A Harris dunk with 5:50 remaining in regulation made it a 56-43 contest before Watkins pushed the lead to 20 points minutes later on a transition layup. Harris was one of three Wolverines with 11 points, joining posts Noah Westerfield and Cameron Walker. Watkins added 10 of his own in the game.
The Lobos were able to add several late free throws to trim the deficit to 13 points, giving Wakeland the 67-54 home victory.
"This helps keep us in the [district] mix," Benningfield said. "It's still so tight right now though."
Wakeland improved to 22-5 on the season and 8-3 against district counterparts with the win. The Wolverines will look to continue that momentum with an 8 p.m. Tuesday contest against Liberty.
Meanwhile, the Lobos fell to 20-7 on the year and 9-2 in the District 9-4A standings. A key home showdown with The Colony awaits, with the two teams also slated for an 8 p.m. Tuesday matchup.
"That's going to be huge," Segler said. "I know [Wakeland] will be hoping we lose."
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Montgomery Dems Ramp Up for County Exec Race
Former County Executive Doug Duncan met today with pollster and political advisers, according to CenterMaryland.org.
Will Doug Duncan—Montgomery's longest-serving county executive—return for a run at an unprecedented fourth term?
Duncan's political future came into clearer focus Tuesday after he met with advisers in Gaithersburg to mull the 2014 election, Josh Kurtz writes in CenterMaryland.org. The closed meeting hashed over the results of a new poll "that supposedly showed Duncan handily defeating every other potential Democratic candidate," according to Kurtz.
Speculation has long swirled that Duncan—who served as Montgomery's executive from 1994 to 2006 before a gubernatorial campaign that ended with him dropping out, citing clinical depression—is primed for a return to county politics.
If so, he would be joining a field that already has two prominent Democrats in the running. County Councilmen Phil Andrews of Gaithersburg and George Leventhal of Takoma Park both recently announced their intent to run for county executive, The Gazette reported. State Del. Ben Kramer of Derwood is also considering a run, depending on two-term County Executive Isiah Leggett's decision to bow out of politics, according to The Gazette.
Leggett (D) has maintained he will not seek a third term, despite being "under a lot of pressure from people asking me to reconsider," he said in an interview with Patch editors.
"That's the commitment and understanding that I have with my wife. … Until and unless we have some change, that's it, that' what I'm going to do," he said.
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4:36 pm on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
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David S. Paglin
4:34 pm on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Do it,Mr. Duncan. You were strong on environmental concerns,which are increasingly important in MC as time passes and development continues. Moreover, your candor about depression stands strong in your behalf. Happy winter holidays.
David Paglin (Columbia College '66, not '76)--Silver Spring
4:34 pm on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Leggett, let me be one of many to ask you to quit now...our county needs a major overhaul....
4:34 pm on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Fantastic!!! MoCo was in great shape, when Duncan was County Exec. Ever since he left the job, the County has had all kinds of problems. Bring back Doug Duncan!!!
Joe Galvagna
2:00 pm on Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Bringing back Duncan willl not solve the problem. We need less entitlements and some one that will enforce this. Stop the give aways. MoCo and MD is too far gone nobody can bring it back.
5:16 pm on Thursday, January 17, 2013
It is crazy that Doug Duncan is considered a "centrist" but hey, I am all for Dougy D. instead of that hack Leventhal or Phil Andrews.


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LEBANON - Road use is taking center stage in Lebanon as town officials open the first local law of the year to public comment.
The Town of Lebanon Board meeting scheduled for Jan. 14 will hold a public comment period at 8 p.m. to get feedback on its new road use law that town officials hope will protect their roadways from heavy industrial traffic that may be seen if high-volume hydraulic fracturing or other industrial ventures are brought to Lebanon or surrounding areas.
Trucks used for logging, wind farms and mineral mining are also sited in the law as examples. Any traffic involving ten trips per day for more than three days per week using trucks that exceed 20 tons or single trips involving a truck that weighs over 30 tons require permits.
"We want to protect our roads and our citizens and make sure that any damage to the roads is paid for by those responsible," said Supervisor Jim Goldstein.
The law would give Lebanon Highway Superintendent Alex Hodge authority to control industrial traffic flow through permits
The law will require permit holders to provide monthly photo or video evidence of road conditions and post a bond determined by the highway superintendent and pay for and damages.
At the completion of the work or the expiration of the permit, the bond will be released back to the company after the highway superintendent has determined the company has paid for any damage.
The law will also give the highway superintendent the ability to limit times of day for industrial traffic.
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Here's the thing: Our real estate investors group is geared for experienced investors. To master creative deal structuring and financing, we all need to know how to speak the same language.
The best communication device that accomplishes this task is a financial calculator.
Remember, a financial calculator is about money, not math. Knowing how to make it sing and dance is critical to achieving financial freedom.
I promise, once you know how to use a financial calculator, your real estate investing world will never be the same. Plus, you will be head and shoulders above most any investor you meet – including the so-called gurus.
Let's use a financial calculator to answer this interesting question: Can you become a millionaire by delivering pizzas part-time for five years? If you think you can't, then you'd be wrong.
Follow along with me. You get a part-time job delivering pizzas that pays about $125 per week.
You invest your $500 in net monthly earnings ($125 x 4 weeks $500) at 8 percent interest for 5 years. How much will you have at the end of 5 years? Using a financial calculator, we easily learn that the answer is $37,738.43.
Now you invest your $37,738.43 at 12 percent interest. How much will you have at the end of 30 years? Go ahead, I dare you to take a guess. After plugging the numbers into our financial calculator, we learn our investment would have grown to $1,320,733. That's right, you'd be a millionaire all because you delivered pizzas part-time for five years and invested your earnings.
You're probably thinking: Good point, calculator boy, but don't you know you can't get an 8 percent yield – much less a 12 percent yield – on a savings account? Right now, my bank is only paying me 0.5 percent interest.
Folks, don't you know you can't save your way to financial freedom? To be financially free, you must invest your money and let things like compound interest, appreciation, amortization and time work their magic.
So you think it's impossible to find returns of 8 percent to 12 percent? What if I told you that returns of 119 percent are all around you?
Back in 2008, there was no way Kim and I would ever consider a trailer as an investment. It's safe to say we wouldn't touch one even while holding a ten-foot length of underpinning. All that changed when we ran the numbers through our financial calculator.
Here's a pretty typical deal: Buy a single-wide mobile home in a trailer park with an all-in cost of $3,000. Then sell it for $9,500 giving the following terms: $500 down, 18.549 percent interest, at $250 per month for 53 months.
Want to guess what your yield is on this deal? Would you believe a whopping 119 percent.
Just for grins, what if you invested the $37,738.43 you made from your part-time pizza delivery job at a yield of 119 percent for 30 years? Ready to have your mind blown? You'd have over – and I swear I'm not making this up – $22 sextillion dollars. I don't know about you, but I want me some sextillion dollars.
Please tell me again why financial calculators are boring. And while you're at it, explain why they don't teach kids how to use these wonderful, wealth-building tools in school?
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His most political novel since The Cider House Rules and A Prayer for Owen Meany, John Irving's In One Person is a poignant tribute to Billy's friends and lovers—a theatrical cast of characters who defy category and convention. Not least, In One Person is an intimate and unforgettable portrait of the solitariness of a bisexual man who is dedicated to making himself "worthwhile."
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Mine has the ability Oblivious and has amazingly high Attack and Amazingly low Speed. It has no moves besides Zen Headbutt (which is there for Fighting weakness) with base power below 100 most of the time. It knows:
Zen Headbutt: Good power, decent accuracy, decent chance to cause flinching (although that will almost never matter,) used to deal with Fighting types.
Gyro Ball: High power with low Speed. You know the Pokemon has low Speed when Wild Lickitung sometimes hold the Lagging Tail (mine doesn't, it holds the Shell Bell.)
Return: High damage because my Lickilicky is so happy. Also high accuracy and STAB.
Power Whip: Where there's a whip there's a way (sing it). Anybody know what that is from. No? Oh well. This move has high power.
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Lickilicky (M) @ Choice Band Trait: Cloud Nine EVs: 160 HP / 252 Atk / 48 Def / 48 SDef Brave Nature (+Atk, -Spd) - Hammer Arm - Power Whip - Earthquake - Return This is my weather killer Licky, it can really mess up any weather instigator. Hammer Arm works for Tyranitar and Abomasnow, and provides a 5-type coverage (including Ferrothorn and Blissey). Power Whip can take care of Hippowdon or Politoed (or Kyogre and Groudon, but let's be real). Earthquake demolishes Ninetales, while providing the best physical move in the game. Return is for STAB, and with Choice Band, it can provide some serious damage. Cloud Nine ensures you don't get OHKO'd by STAB weather boosted moves and Licky doesn't take residual damage from Sandstorm and Hail . EVs: Max out its attack, and even out the defenses with the rest of your EVs. This guy is best used on your own weather teams, as it stops the opposing team from keeping their weather around, and you can set up your own freely. Given Licky's low speed and wide coverage, he actually makes a decent choice bander regardless of opposing weather.
Return/earthquake-good power, STAB
toxic-nuff said
gyro ball- low speed, works well
zen headbutt- deal with fighting types
WHERES TOXIC?? LICKILICKY HAS GREAT DEFENSE AND NO TOXIC! Heres what I would use. Gyrao Ball(same as you), Zen Headbutt(weakness). Return or Power Whip(whichever oneyou like more.
This set is killer:
Lickilicky (M) @ Choice Band Trait: Oblivious EVs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Def Brave Nature (+Atk, -Spd) - Explosion - Brick Break - Earthquake - Fire Punch
Ever tried a Choice Banded Explosion? It's killer. Explosion is for a last ditch effort if you're about to die. Evs give it lots of bulk. Brick Break is for breaking of screens, and just a good move to have. Earthquake is for killing things while making sure that you can hit Steel types hard. Fire Punch is mainly for Gengar, since it resists the rest of the set, while hitting Bug/Grass types resisting most of this set. You could have pretty much any Physical move in there.
Item: Choice-specs Ability: Cloud-nine/Own-tempo Nature: Modest EVs: 252 Hp, 252 S.Attack, 6 Defense
Ice-beam Thunderbolt Flamethrower Surf/Shadow-ball
Specs set, he has a pretty good base S.Attack. Ice-beam, Thunderbolt, Flamethrower they are all for coverage as is Surf/Shadow-ball whichever you choose.
Note: You could go for the inaccurate but powerful version of Blizzard, Thunder, Fire-blast.
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EVs: 248 HP / 252 Atk / 4 Def / 4 SDef
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Lickilicky @ Lagging Tail Trait: Own Tempo Nature: Impish ZenHeadbutt ( Coverage) Gyro Ball ( Goes great with Lagging Tail especially with low speed anyway) Rock Climb ( STAB + HM move ) Ice Puncy ( some variety ) Hope this helps!
Lickilicky @ Choice Band Ability:Oblivious EVs: 4HP/ 252Atk/ 252Def Brave Nature +Atk, -Spd Explosion Hammer Arm Return Zen Headbutt
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text: It took the entire weekend but the Packers have finally come to terms with veteran free agent running back Cedric Benson. The former number one pick of the Bears 8 years ago, wore out his welcome in Chicago quickly with disappointing production and off-field arrests for driving both a car and a boat while under the influence. The former Texas standout ressurected his career in Cincinnati where he put up solid numbers. Benson rushed for over a thousand yards in each of the past three seasons with the Bengals. Playing in 44 of 48 games over that span, Benson ran for 3429 yards. In 2009, Benson roughed up the Packers for 141 yards in a game at Lambeau Field, a 31-24 Cincinnati victory. Despite the numbers, Benson was released by the Bengals and spent the summer looking for work. At age 29, there were few takers until the Packers expressed interest late last week after an inauspicious pre-season debut for Ryan Grant's heir apparent James Starks. He dropped a pass and fumbled on the opening series in San Diego and then left the game with a turf toe injury that Mike McCarthy described as "week to week". With Brandon Saine nursing a hamstring injury, rookie free agent Du'ane Bennett out with a knee injury and Alex Green getting limited practice work while coming back from major knee surgery in 2011, the Packers are stretched thin at running back. Benson doesn't neccessarily fit the one cut and go type of back Green Bay has deployed under McCarthy, he's more of a between the tackles banger, but he does offer veteran insurance at the position. He signed a one year contract for the veteran's minimum of $850,000.00 according to the National Football Post. Benson was apparently seeking some guaranteed money but the Packers resisted and with no other suitors coming forward, he'll join the Packers at practice today. Under the new CBA rules, players must spend at least the first two days working in shells rather than full pads and with only two practices scheduled this week, it's unlikely Benson will make his Packers debut against the Cleveland Browns this Thursday night. His first appearance will have to wait until Green Bay travels to Cedric's old haunts, Cincinnati on August 23.


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frankenstein, on 31 January 2011 - 10:31 AM, said:
Also, would Australia "hate speech" laws be applicable?
I don't know about laws, but public scrutiny is a big issue here. Any perceived faux-pas leads to immediate attention by the media and has potential for greatly harming the Church's respectability and public image. That may seem trivial, but it would significantly hamper missionary success and could even lead many members to become confused or to leave entirely. This is especially the case in a nation that generally has very little or no idea about the Church. We are still in the infancy of building a positive public image here, it's probably too risky to take a stand on political matters.
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With Halloween on the proverbial doorstep, it's time to get serious about your trick-or-treating digs. And, as everyone knows, there's no better source of inspiration for a great costume than movies. For most, a imitation costume will do just fine for any Halloween shindig, but there are the uber-fans that go the extra mile -- spent the extra million -- and snag up the original.
In honor of the most transformative holiday out there, take a look some of the priciest movie props ever sold.
Chest Armor from 'Gladiator'
"I am a slave! What possible difference can I make!" For a mere gladiator, Russell Crowe sure had some expensive digs. The armor he wore while defeating a maniacal emperor in the 2000 film went up for auction on July 28, 2012 in Los Angeles, California. The prop was expected to go from anywhere between $15,000 and $20,000, but it actually far-exceed expectations, the chest armor sold for a whopping $58,425.
"Superman" Costume
It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a really expensive costume! The legendary Superman outfit, originally worn by Christopher Reeve in the 1978 film "Superman: The Movie," was expected to yield between $60,000 and $80,000. The costume ended up selling for $79,950.
"Chewbacca" head from "Star Wars"
In July, a Chewbacca headpiece, which was worn in the original "Star Wars" trilogy, went up for sale at the Treasures from the Hollywood Vaults auction. Worn by Peter Mayhew, the costume was estimated to sell for $60,000-$80,000. But "Star Wars" fandom took that figure to a galaxy far, far away. The winning bid was $172,000.
Charlie Chaplin's Cane
There are few props more iconic than that of a Charlie Chaplin's bamboo cane. The silent film star's accessory was sold £47,800 ($92,000) to a private US buyer at a London auction.
Marilyn Monroes Shocking Pink Dress
Marilyn Monroe donned the bright pink frock in 1953's "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" and achieved instant fame. On June 11, 2010, a lucky lady took home the dress for the bargain price of $310,000.
Elizabeth Taylor's Cleopatra wig
It's not surprise that "Cleopatra," the most financially draining film ever, would have more than a few pricey props. Elizabeth Taylor's iconic wig, which she wore in the 1963 production, went on auction after the actress' death in 2011. Made of human hair and accented with gold coils, beads and braids, the wig was expected to fetch $11,000 but ended up selling for $16,000.
Audrey Hepburn's dress in 'Breakfast at Tiffany's"
The dress made famous by Audrey Hepburn in the big screen adaptation of "Breakfast at Tiffanys" is perhaps the most lusted-after costume to date. Besigned by -- who else -- Hubert de Givenchy, the gown went for $923,200. (Holy Golightly!)
Darth Vader Helmut from 'The Empire Strikes Back'
Another iconic "Star Wars" head -- unsurprisingly -- tops our costume list. This time it's the Darth Vader helmet, worn by Olympic fencing champion Bob Anderson during the fight sequences in Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back. In April 2003, the famous headpiece sold for $115,000.
White Gingham Dress from 'The Wizard of Oz'
We're definitely not in Kansas anymore. Judy Garland's iconic blue and white gingham pinafore dress, which she wore for 1939's "The Wizard of Oz" was acquired by costume collector Debbie Reynolds and was auctioned off for $910,000.
Marilyn Monroe's 'The Seven Year Itch' Dress
Marilyn Monroe's famous wind-swept number originally wow-ed audiences with the 1955 release of "The Seven Year Itch." When the dress went up for auction in 2011 it broke all records -- with the final bid coming in at $4.6 million -- and is now the most expensive dress ever.
Steve McQueen's 'Le Mans' Racing Suit
Before Ryan Gosling's scorpion-emblazoned "Drive" jacket, Steve McQueen's white suit ruled the road. Worn during 1971's "Le Mans," the jacket was designed by Hinchman of Indianapolis and was auctioned at Profiles in History auction for $984,000.
Ruby Slippers from 'The Wizard of Oz'
Called the Holy Grail of celebrity props, The Ruby Slippers worn by Judy Garland in "The Wizard of Oz" went up for auction in May 2012. There were four sets of the red heels made for the 1939 production -- one of which remains at the Smithsonian and another which was stolen from the Judy Garland Museum in Grand Rapids, Minnesota. At a 2011 auction, these particular slippers went for $2 million.
Gun from 'Blade Runner'
At 2009, Harrison Ford's weapon from Ridley Scott's cult classic "Blade Runner" went up for auction. The price tag for the prop was originally estimated at $100,000 to $150,000. But the futuristic pistol ended up selling for $270,000.
Lightsaber from 'Star Wars'
For "Star Wars" fans, the lightsaber is the ultimate collector's item. In 2005, the weapon wielded by Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) in the first two "Star Wars" was auctioned for $240,000.


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I wasn't informed about this Season Ticket Holder Party. And from the looks of it not many other people were. At the end of the day, I think it's important that the United Center do a much better job of informing their customers of such events and as an American Express cardholder since 1987, I would police your corporate partners more carefully to ensure they don't run the risk of aggravating long time and loyal cardholders.


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Book Report: Post-election wrap-up
Now that the election is over I thought I might stir the pot a bit with mention of a new book that's been receiving attention. It's "The Oath: The Obama White House and the Supreme Court," by Jeffrey Toobin (Doubleday, $28.95). A writer for the New Yorker magazine, Toobin has written a red hot book about the conflicts between two young movers and shakers, Barack Obama and Supreme Court Justice John Roberts.By: Dave Wood, columnist, Hudson Star-Observer
Now that the election is over I thought I might stir the pot a bit with mention of a new book that's been receiving attention. It's "The Oath: The Obama White House and the Supreme Court," by Jeffrey Toobin (Doubleday, $28.95). A writer for the New Yorker magazine, Toobin has written a red hot book about the conflicts between two young movers and shakers, Barack Obama and Supreme Court Justice John Roberts.
The book begins with Roberts botching his part while administering the oath of office to Obama in 2009 and ends when Roberts surprises everyone when he votes to uphold Obama's health care plan. In between are memorable scenes, as when Obama breaks precedent and criticizes the Supreme Court for its Citizens United case, which removed decades-old restrictions on political spending by corporations.
Critics agree that Toobin is even-handed and has given rank and file readers an insider look at how the Supreme Court operates. To be specific, Toobin tells us why the oath of office was botched on Jan. 20, 2009. There's a behind the scenes drama that produced the epic health-care decision. Toobin also reveals justice Sandra Day O'Connor's uncensored view of the modern Republican party. Another biggie: He recounts the internal rebellion among the justices that led to the Citizens United decision.
Here's another tale with a political angle. The story goes that University of Minnesota history prof Hy Berman was perusing some nineteenth century documents relating the political battles between Minnesota's second governor, Alexander Ramsey and his political rival, Ignatius Donnelly. Berman found in Donnelly's diary that his old political associate Ramsey "had sex with his coachman after the death of his wife."
Berman asked his friend Alan Spear, the gay state senator if he'd like to do something with the story. Spear replied that "he didn't want to touch it with a ten-foot pole.
Now historian Stewart Van Cleve has decided to touch it without a ten-foot pole in his new book "Land of Ten Thousand Loves: A History of Queer Minnesota" (University of Minnesota Press, $24.95). Van Cleve, a former assistant curator of the Jean-Nickolaus Tretter Collection in Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies at the University of Minnesota, does not say that Donnelly was telling the truth about Ramsey's sexual predilections, merely that Donnelly had written it. He also points out that Bishop John Ireland was a great admirer of the aesthete Oscar Wilde and introduced him to an audience when the gay poet and wit dropped by St. Paul on the lecture circuit.
And then it's on to a cataloguing of most of the gay bars of the Twin Cities, like The Holland on Cedar Avenue that eventually became Caesar's, or The Viking Room of the old Radisson Hotel, which was a well-known hangout for gay downtown store clerks. There's a chapter on public toilet sex at the great old department stores like "The Emporium" in St. Paul and brings the gay sex scene up to the present.
Several such books have appeared in recent years including one I reviewed a few years back, called "Queer Twin Cities," whose author suggested that the lumber camps of northern Minnesota were a hotbed of gay activity among the lumberjacks. Van Cleve's book does not make such extravagant claims, but includes several eyestoppers.
And speaking of Oscar Wilde, Harvard University Press is out with "The Uncensored Picture of Dorian Gray," by Oscar Wilde and edited by Nicholas Frankel. "Dorian Gray" was the guy whose portrait was aging in the attic while its subject was misbehaving in Victorian London. The book came out before scandal did in Wilde, but his publisher edited out lots of stuff deemed unsuitable. Now we've the opportunity to read the book as written.
Dave Wood is a past vice-president of the National Book Critic Circle and former book review editor of the Minneapolis Star Tribune. Phone him at (715) 426-9554.
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