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Here we continue with the second installment of my foray through the discography of folk-rock legend Al Stewart. Part One covers 1966 through 1982, the years that took the Scotland-born Brit from London's folk-club scene to global rock-star status and from post-adolescent confessionals to historically based observations of the human condition. We pick up the musical journey after the release of Indian Summer/Live, the last LP from his so-called superstar years.
The success of Year of the Cat, Time Passages and 24
CParrots gave Al Stewart a brand-new lifestyle. He was living in Los Angeles now and was treated like a huge star, a major deal. Which he was: He'd sold millions of records and had headlined major sold-out concerts (as documented in Indian Summer and Live at the Roxy '81). In the 1970s he had even found a new hobby that continues to be a passion for him: wine collecting. Life was good. But then came the lawyers.
Russians and Americans (Passport/US, RCA/UK, 1984) – By the mid-1980s, the mainstream pop-music world had pretty much had its fill of singer-songwriters. The record buying public had moved past trends that started in the 1970s – we had survived punk, had seen new wave turn old and had packed away spandex. And we had our MTV – consequently, many music consumers put music's superficial aspects over artistic ones. The music business, on the other hand, was becoming more corporate. True, money had always been the thing for the money men behind the star maker machinery. In previous decades, though, some sort of love for music existed in the hearts of most of those in the field. This was becoming less and less the case. The record labels saw a public in search of fluff – and they were (and still are) all too happy to give (and tell) the public what it thinks it wants.
In this climate, Stewart released R&A, an album that takes on contemporary life while continuing to look at yesterday through modern eyes. The album, produced by Michael Flicker (though European editions add that Peter White and Rolf Henneman offered production assistance), shows the artist still collaborating with White and the Shot in the Dark crew and with many of the old crew (Andrew Powell, Steve Chapman, Phil Kenzie). A newcomer was backing singer Marcy Levy, who toured with Bob Seger, co-wrote Eric Clapton's 1977 hit "Lay Down Sally" and, under the name Marcella Detroit, was due to become part of Shakespear's Sister in the late 1980s.
Interestingly, the sound and feel of the record are quite reminiscent of Modern Times, and while R&A is not at the top of the list of greatest Al Stewart recordings, there are some fine songs here: the resigned "Accident on 3rd Street" (he sounds so detached from the words he is singing that he renders the news the song delivers even more chilling that it otherwise might be); "The Candidate," inspired by Stewart's love for American political party primary campaigns; "Cafe Society," a look into the empty lives of the rich and richer; and a cover of the old chestnut "1-2-3." If you're familiar with dairy ads running in the US, you probably think of this bouncy number and a shiny, happy tune. Listen to Stewart's take on the John Madora – David White – Leonard Borisoff composition: By changing some of the lyrics, he imbues the song with a new cynicism while offering listeners a cautionary tale:
The hard part is learning about it,
The hard part is breaking through to the truth.
The hard part is learning to doubt
What you read, what you hear, what you see on the news.
If Stewart sounds cynical on the album, it's no wonder. Success can breed tension – and much of it was brewing behind the scenes as Shot in the Dark members wanted to pursue their own musical journey (Stewart's backing band released its own LP to disappointing sales, in 1982). That tension could not have served the singer well – he admits to being uncomfortable in recording studios. In addition, there were the aforementioned lawyers. R&A was released in the US on Passport Records, which was aligned with Jem Records. The firm was caught up in a huge bankruptcy situation and many Passport recordings that appeared at this time were kept from being released in a timely fashion. By the time Russians and Americans finally saw release (with precious little promotion provided), mainstream radio and most record buyers didn't notice.
- The One That Got Away (Peter White co-wrote)
Rumors of War (Peter White co-wrote)
- Night Meeting
- Accident on 3rd Street
- Strange Girl
- Russians and Americans
- Cafe Society
- One, Two, Three (John Madora, David White & Leonard Borisoff)
- The Candidate
- Lori Don't Go Right Now (Peter White co-wrote; on UK release only)
- The Gypsy and the Rose
Best of Al Stewart (RCA/UK, 1985; Arista/US, 1986) – What does one expect? Stewart makes his labels millions. Legal troubles happen. Stewart is sans record deal. Former labels pimp his catalog for filthy lucre. It's the music business. In any event, this slight recap of Stewart's rock-star years is a fine introduction for people who only know Alastair Stewart as the infant son of a former soccer player named Rod. Points and this writer's deepest thanks to the team that opted to include YOTC's stately "Lord Grenville" on the Stateside edition.
Tracks: (UK release)
- Year of the Cat
- On the Border
- If It Doesn't Come Naturally, Leave It
- Time Passages
- Almost Lucy
- Merlin's Time
- Valentina Way
- Running Man
- Here in Angola
- Roads to Moscow (live)
- Rumours of War
Tracks: (US release)
- Time Passages
- Running Man
- Delia's Gone
- Roads to Moscow
- Song on the Radio
- Midnight Rocks
- Lord Grenville
- Merlin's Time
- Nostradamus 1/World Goes to Riyadh/Nostradamus (live)2
- On the Border (live)
- Year of the Cat
Last Days of the Century (Enigma, 1988) – The view of the future on the album cover – along with the synth-heavy production by Joe Chiccarelli – offers a clue that Stewart, at the turn of the last century, was considering the changing world. The songs offer views of change from the past ("Fields of France," about a pilot's tragic journey that forever changes his life and that of his waiting true love; "Antarctica," which references Shackleton and Scott's journey to that untouched frozen land in griping about a "frosty woman who refused to sleep with me," as he has explained during onstage patter) and present ("License to Steal," where an angry troubadour tells us how he really feels about attorneys, and the sensual "Where Are They Now?," where Al reconnects with lost love Mandi [yes, they ended up as friends; I've met her, and it's easy to see the reason for his youthful obsession].
The Stewart faithful purchased the album, of course, but the mainstream had moved on. By now, the chart-topping Pet Shop Boys' Neil Tennant was the nasally tenored Brit the masses embraced (PSB's cover of Willie Nelson's "Always on My Mind" peaked at number four on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1988; Stewart admits to being a fan of the synth-pop duo). Also noteworthy: the wacky "Red Toupee," which features a young Tori Amos on backing vocals, and "Josephine Baker," a midtempo rocker that recalls how the legendary banana-dancing stereotype smasher shook things up in her heyday.
Among the synthesizers you'll find some lovely music as performed and created by Stewart and Shot in the Dark. Real musicians tend to be drawn to quality, not Billboard chart rankings, so while LDOTC didn't strike marketplace gold (though "King of Portugal" won adult-contemporary airplay and became quite popular in Spain), the great players that helped make Stewart's music so glorious – Peter Wood, Tim Renwick, Phil Kenzie and Steve Chapman among them – showed their loyalty by contributing to the project.
- Last Days of the Century (Peter White co-wrote)
- Real and Unreal
- King of Portugal (Peter White co-wrote)
- Red Toupee (Peter White co-wrote)
- Where Are They Now (Peter White co-wrote)
- Bad Reputation (Peter White co-wrote)
- Josephine Baker (Peter White co-wrote)
- License To Steal
- Fields Of France
- Antarctica (Peter White co-wrote)
- Ghostly Horses of the Plain (Steve Recker co-wrote)
- Helen and Cassandra (only available on CD version)
Chronicles (EMI, 1991) – Much better retrospective than Best of Al Stewart – then again, this enterprise was blessed with much "creative interference" from the artist himself. This collection includes the big hits and some live tracks from the Roxy era, but also offers a wee peek into Stewart's bedsit-era output. The liner notes (by David Dasch, former editor of Stewart fan newsletter Chronicles) present information on the background of each song.
- Year of the Cat
- On the Border
- If It Doesn't Come Naturally, Leave It
- Time Passages
- Almost Lucy
- Song on the Radio (CD only)
- Running Man (CD only)
- Merlin's Time
- In Brooklyn
- Soho (Needless to Say) [live; CD only]
- Small Fruit Song
- Manuscript
- Roads To Moscow (live)
- Nostradamus 1/World Goes To Riyadh/Nostradamus 2 (live)
Rhymes in Rooms (Mesa/US, EMI/UK, 1992) – Preceding this lovely live set, which features the duo of Stewart and Peter White and covers a wide range of songs from Stewart's career so far. Generally, this is the setting in which you'll find Stewart the performer these days. Now signed to Mesa Records, he experiences music-business drama again and takes his own advice: If it doesn't come naturally, leave it. By changing the business model – hitting the road as a solo player or with one or two co-performers, he is able to take his songs on the road in the US and Europe and have them promoted via word-of-mouth. It's a long-term plan that eventually pays off. The power of the songs and the stripped-down beauty of Stewart and White on their guitars (Peter also shines on accordion and piano), so lovingly captured by producer Michael Fagrey on RiR, present the reasons why. Frankly, as much as I love the Live at the Roxy band performances, I prefer Rhymes in Rooms.
- Flying Sorcery
- Soho (Needless To Say)
- Time Passages
- Josephine Baker
- On the Border
- Nostradamus
- Fields of France
- Clifton in the Rain/A Small Fruit Song
- Broadway Hotel
- Leave It
- Year of the Cat
Famous Last Words (Mesa/US, Permanent/UK, 1993) – Stewart sounds happy on this disc, and no wonder. He's gotten married and will soon become a father. Songs like "Feel Like" and the effervescent "Genie on a Tabletop" are a testament to the artist's good spirits. The list of dramatis personae has changed: the Peters, Wood and White, are on hand (White actually produces the disc with Ross Hogarth), as is bassist Adam Yurman, but the others are session players who do a good job on the album's offerings. Which is no faint praise: FLW has some amazing stuff, including (in addition to those mentioned previously) Trains, a latter-day Stewart classic; the heart-tugging "Don't Forget Me"; and "Peter on the White Sea," which soars as it recounts the story of a sea voyage by Russia's 17th- and 18th-century czar Peter the Great. Also interesting: the silly "Hipposong" and "Charlotte Corday," a Stewart-Tori Amos collaboration about a principled French Revolution-era woman who paid the ultimate price for being true to herself. (Stewart has talked fondly of his time working with then-upcoming artist Amos at the piano in his living room.)
Despite continuing small-label woes – Mesa soon will find itself dealing with dwindling funds. Eventually, it will merge with another tiny acoustic-music-focused label, Bluemoon, enter a distribution deal with Atlantic Records, and see responsibility for marketing its offerings – including FLW – shuffled from hand to hand. Thankfully, Stewart is focusing on pursuing his interests – marriage, books, film, and wine – and leaving the rest. Whatever the problems with record companies, his classic and new songs are embraced passionately by those who see his acoustic shows in small venues across the US, so things are good.
- Feels Like
- Angel of Mercy
- Don't Forget Me (Al Stewart & Peter White)
- Peter on the White Sea (Al Stewart, David Pack & Andrew Powell)
- Genie on a Table Top
- Trespasser (Al Stewart & Peter White)
- Trains
- Necromancer
- Charlotte Corday (Al Stewart & Tori Amos)
- Hipposong
- Night Rolls In
Al Stewart 1966-1970: To Whom It May Concern (Mesa/US, Permanent/UK, 1993) – See Part One for more on this quite marvelous and extensive collection of Stewart songs covering the first three albums of his recording career.
- The Elf
- Turn into Earth (Paul Samwell-Smith & Rosemary Simon)
- Bedsitter Images
- Swiss Cottage Manoeuvres
- The Carmichaels
- Scandinavian Girl
- Pretty Golden Hair
- Denise at 16
- Samuel, Oh How You've Changed!
- Cleave to Me
- A Long Way Down from Stephanie
- Ivich
- Beleeka Doodle Day
- Lover Man (Mike Heron)
- Clifton in The Rain
- In Brooklyn
- Old Compton Street Blues
- The Ballad of Mary Foster
- Life and Life Only
- You Should Have Listened to Al
- Love Chronicles
- My Enemies Have Sweet Voices (Al Stewart & Peter Morgan)
- A Small Fruit Song
- Gethsemane, Again
- Burbling
- Electric Los Angeles Sunset
- Manuscript
- Black Hill
- Anna
- Room of Roots
- Zero She Flies
Between the Wars (Mesa/US, EMI/UK, 1995) – Stewart's touring schedule was flourishing – he was getting to make music for appreciative audiences and take care of his growing family, which now included a baby daughter. The music he was making reflected his growing comfort with the role of folk-pop troubadour, elder statesman and family man.
Another encouraging development was Stewart's new collaborator: former Paul McCartney and Wings guitarist Laurence Juber. With Al's blessing, Peter White had set off on his own creative path; he is now a successful solo smooth-jazz recording artist. Juber, a virtuoso player, and Stewart, no slouch himself on the six-string, shared a love for history and classic musical forms – both are huge fans of Bert Jansch and Django Reinhardt. As Juber supported Stewart's acoustic act on the road, the two decided to work together on a new Stewart album. This one – with Juber producing and playing guitar, banjo, dobro, mandolin – would tell stories from the time between the two world wars and incorporate the sounds of various eras.
BTW was the practically perfect melding of music and theme. Songs like the Asian-inspired "Sampan," the swinging spy intrigue "Night Train to Munich," the epic "Three Mules," and "A League of Notions," a rhythmically rolling and incisive piece that makes absolutely irresistible the history lesson contained within (the apportioning of control over losing nations after World War I; the League of Nations was a predecessor of today's United Nations).
I think I'm gonna take a piece of Russia
And a piece of Germany
And give them to Poland again
I'll put together Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia
And hope that is how they'll remain…
Given the small-label status of the project, the recording budget was tight, but Juber proved himself a skilled producer capable of fashioning lush sounds on a shoestring – for instance, the rich-sounding strings that color a number of the tracks was the work of Stewart and Juber on synthesized strings. The resulting product is especially memorable and another true Stewart classic, thanks to great songs – do try them all – and to a creative partnership that excels in painting vibrant sonic pictures that linger in the mind, soul and toes.
- Night Train to Munich
- The Age of Rhythm (Al Stewart & Laurence Juber)
- Sampan
- Lindy Comes to Town
- Three Mules
- A League of Notions
- Life Between The Wars
- Betty Boop's Birthday (Al Stewart & Laurence Juber)
- Marion the Chatelaine
- Joe the Georgian
- Always the Cause
- Laughing into 1939
- The Black Danube
Down in the Cellar (Mesa/US, EMI/UK, 2000) – Putting five-year intervals between new albums isn't fun for fans, but the schedule seems to be suiting Stewart just fine. Seeing even larger crowds at his concerts, which are being booked in ever-larger venues thanks to increasing demand resulting from hardcore Internet-connected fans sharing info and music with one another, with those who lost touch with Stewart's career, and with new fans across the globe.
This album focuses on the perfect theme for Stewart: Every song incorporates the subject of wine or features wine as a storytelling element. (The veteran connoisseur by now had amassed a number of distinctions including the Compagnon de Bordeaux, Matres-Conseils en Vin de France and the Commadeur d'honneur. His collection of fine French wines at one point numbered in the thousands; now, he says about a thousand bottles remain.) DiTC is another Stewart-Juber collaboration, with the latter producing and playing acoustic and electric guitars, and its overall effect leaves a lingering feeling of satisfaction reminiscent of the aftereffects of indulging in the grape. Songs like the delicate "Toutes les Etoiles" ("All the Stars," which features Peter White on accordion); "The Night the Band Got the Wine," whose moral, I suspect, is "everything in moderation, now"; the moving "Under a Wine-Stained Moon"; and a surprise cover of Bert Jansch's own "Soho" make the disc most intoxicating – and, oh, the bouquet.
On DiTC's liner notes, wine merchant and longtime friend Dennis Overstreet gave an excellent answer to the question, "What makes Al Stewart and his music so compelling?"
Al is an outstanding composer and performer and an equally modest individual. He calls himself 'just a folk singer' but really his domain extends over a wide range of the pop rock spectrum. We've built a lasting friendship around our mutual appreciation of these precious liquids.
As Cole Porter was quoted, "a song is not a song without a lyric".
Music, like wine, is not only entertaining, but it also has a story to tell. … Unlike many contemporary artists, the songs of Al Stewart don't feel or sound like they come with an expiration date. Al's works exist outside of any time frame. Let the listener be entwined around Stewart's words and emotions, expressing his love for the wine and music.
- Waiting for Margaux
- Tasting History (Laurence Juber co-wrote)
- Down in the Cellars
- Turning it into Water
- Soho
- The Night that the Band got the Wine
- Millie Brown
- Under a Wine-Stained Moon
- Franklin's Table
- House of Clocks
- Sergio
- Toutes les Etoiles
- The Shiraz Shuffle (Laurence Juber co-wrote)
A Beach Full of Shells (Appleseed/US, EMI/UK, late 2005) – Another half-decade goes by, another small record company deal has been signed, and another Al Stewart release is born. I reviewed the album for Blogcritics shortly after its release:
…[T]he talents of the now-60-year-old Stewart only grow richer and more potent over time. [ABFOS] features 13 songs that take listeners through periods of time ranging from World War I to the late '60s to the present day. … Through his musical tales, he points out that our fears, loves, and insecurities don't differ much from those of people who walked this earth generations ago — in the land of dream, sense memory, and instinct, our past, present, and future all roll into our here and now.
… Songs such as the intriguingly mideastern "Rain Barrel," the epic and dream-laden "Somewhere in England 1915," "Mr. Lear" (which pays homage to English poet Edward Lear), and the memorable "Katherine of Oregon" show Stewart's lyrical skills and fertile imagination, already renowned, are at least as strong as ever. And with producer Laurence Juber, a longtime Stewart collaborator and Grammy-winning guitarist … he has created sonic portraits that reinforce and color the stories told.
Also recommended: the dark and pensive "Out in the Snow"; "Royal Courtship," a song language mavens will love, the early-rock memoir "Class of '58" and the hummable "Mona Lisa Talking."
- The Immelman Turn
- Mr. Lear
- Royal Courtship
- Rain Barrel
- Somewhere In England 1915
- Katherine Of Oregon
- Mona Lisa Talking
- Class of '58
- Out In The Snow
- My Egyptian CouchGina In The King's Road
- Beacon Street
- Anniversary
As for Al Stewart's musical future? His fan base continues to grow. Soon he will headline a major date at London's Royal Albert Hall. And despite his recording reticence, he tells me his creative juices are still churning, his mind still traveling to places near and far and times recent and long ago. Which means that with any luck, there will be new stories to hear (perhaps in, say, five years, if the present schedule holds). And of course there is a huge catalog of classic music to take you on magical journeys. Take my advice and avail yourself of it – check out his old and new recordings and catch him live when he hits your area. You won't be sorry.
More info on Stewart's music and concert appearances can be found at his official site and at NevilleJudd.com.
Sources: The Al Stewart Mailing List Discography, AlStewart.com, Al Stewart Now, Songfacts, Billboard.com, SuperSeventies.com, Neville Judd's Al Stewart: The True Life Adventures of a Folk-Rock Troubadour, Charlie Hulme's late, lamented Page27 Archives
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NEW YORK -- The New York Yankees want to put Tampa Bay back in its place.
Derek Jeter homered and drove in three runs, Mike Mussina had another strong outing and New York got off to a much better start against the Devil Rays with a 9-1 victory Tuesday night.
Last-place Tampa Bay won the season series a year ago, going 11-8 against New York -- including 6-3 at Yankee Stadium after finishing 0-10 in the Bronx in 2004. The Devil Rays were the first team since the 1974 Detroit Tigers to finish last and beat New York 11 times.
But the Yankees had an easy time in the first of 18 meetings this season.
"They really gave us fits last year so we've got to go out and play better against these guys. This was a good start," Mussina said. "We played the kind of game we want to go out and play every time."
Jason Giambi also knocked in three runs to give him eight RBI in two games. Jeter finished with three hits and scored three times. He has 16 hits in his last 30 at-bats (.533).
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He left with an 8-1 lead and improved to 14-5 against the Devil Rays with his 227th career win.
"He doesn't beat himself. You give him some runs, he knows what to do with it," New York manager Joe Torre said.
Kazmir (2-2) struggled with his control as he often does, walking five in five innings. He gave up four runs -- three earned -- and seven hits, striking out only two.
"In the beginning of the game I was having trouble getting the feel of my slider," Kazmir said. "A couple of pitches I wish I had back. I was thinking about too much instead of throwing it."
Gomes connected in the first inning, his fifth home run in seven games on Tampa Bay's trip. His 10th homer tied the club record for a month, also shared by Jose Canseco (April 1999) and Aubrey Huff (May 2003).
Gomes, who hit .349 with four homers against the Yankees last year, began the day tied for the AL lead in home runs and RBI.
After Kazmir walked leadoff hitter Johnny Damon on four pitches in the bottom half, Jeter drove an 0-2 pitch over the right-center fence. Another run scored on a two-out throwing error by third baseman Ty Wigginton.
"I'm just supposed to get on base for the guys behind me," Jeter said. "Today I was happy because I drove the ball the other way."
Damon delivered a sacrifice fly in the fourth for a 4-1 lead, and the Yankees broke it open with a four-run sixth against Tampa Bay's bullpen. Jeter and Sheffield hit consecutive RBI singles, and Giambi pulled a two-run double down the line past drawn-in first baseman Travis Lee.
Jeter doubled and scored on Giambi's sacrifice fly in the eighth.
- Crawford missed the game to attend his grandmother's funeral in Houston and Cantu was a late scratch because of a bruised left foot. Cantu plans to be examined by a doctor Wednesday in New York. Crawford is expected to rejoin the team Wednesday.
- Yankees 2B Miguel Cairo doubled twice, walked and scored from the No. 9 hole in his fourth start this season.
- New York's left-handed batters went 2-for-5 with three walks and a sacrifice fly against Kazmir, who had allowed only three hits in 17 prior at-bats against lefties.
- The Yankees had lost eight straight night games.
- Tampa Bay dropped to 1-6 on its nine-game trip.


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We are looking for travel guide for over lot of cities, we will like to do test order of 50 articles.
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Travel guide malaga
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1. This picture of Chicago Christians who showed up at a gay pride parade to apologize for homophobia in the Church.
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… and the reaction from the parade.
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2. This story about Japanese senior citizens who volunteered to tackle the nuclear crisis at Fukushima power station so that young people wouldn't have to subject themselves to radiation.
3. This picture of two Norwegian guys rescuing a sheep from the ocean.
4. This sign at an awesome bookshop.
5. This poll about what Snooki should name her child.
6. The moment in which this Ohio athlete stopped to help an injured competitor across the finish line during a track meet.
17-year-old Meghan Vogel was in last place in the 3,200-meter run when she caught up to competitor Arden McMath, whose body was giving out. Instead of running past her to avoid the last-place finish, Vogel put McMath's arm around her shoulders, carried her 30 meters, and then pushed her over the finish line before crossing it.
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8. This note that was handed to a waiter along with a $20 bill by an elderly lady in his restaurant.
9. This sign at an awesome Subway restaurant.
10. This picture of a villager carrying stranded kittens to dry land during floods in Cuttack City, India.
11. This sign at an awesome drycleaner's.
Plaza Cleaners in Portland, OR, helped over 2,000 unemployed workers who couldn't afford dry cleaning. The store's owner estimated that it cost his company $32,000 dollars.
12. This photograph of a man giving his shoes to a homeless girl in Rio de Janeiro.
13. This picture of a firefighter administering oxygen to a cat rescued from a house fire.
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15. This interaction between a Guatemalan girl and a tourist she just met.
16. This gesture from a neighbor.
17. These photos of two children collaborating to rescue a dog who had fallen into a ravine.
18. This note on a young family's check.
19. This exchange between a protester and a soldier during a protest in Brazil.
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20. These pictures of a man jumping into rough waters to rescue a stranger's Shih Tzu in Melbourne.
Sue Drummond was walking her beloved Shih Tzu, Bibi, on a pier in Melbourne, when a fierce gust of wind picked him up and hurled him into the rough waters of the bay. A passerby, Raden Soemawinata, who happened to be on the pier that day to scatter his grandmother's ashes, wasted no time in stripping down and diving into the bay to rescue the animal.
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- Hillary Clinton returned to the public arena in one of her first political appearances since the election, urging Democrats to "keep fighting."
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Unfortunately for tourists, security and commercialism have taken over and there is now a 30 dirham per person charge to visit the aquarium and limited commercial spaces on the ground floor. Previously, we were able to walk throughout the public areas of the hotel without restriction. Now, entire wings are blocked off with security guards and we were not able to see the all of the ...
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|Color Cross (2008)
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|Lara Croft: Tomb Raider - The Action Adventure (2006)
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|Relentless: Twinsen's Adventure (1996)
|Time Commando (1996)
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I have been following your posts for a couple of days now as I have experienced the exact same problem with my 9530. I have tried to delete, restore and reinstall the wallet app a number of times. Today, for some reason, I was finally able to install a version that worked and did not disappear.
Essentially what I did was work solely from the MyWorld page in Blackberry App World. I can't remember what state the app was in when I began but I think it showed as "archived" in MyWorld. I went thru a series of steps where I re-installed it, deleted it (which didn't remove it but archived it again), reinstalled it, etc., all from the MyWorld screen. At some point in doing this, it finally came up with a screen that asked me if I wanted to upgrade to v. 220.127.116.11 from 184.108.40.206 (don't hold me to this version # number as I wasn't paying that close attention). At any rate, this surprised me because I am pretty sure that 18.104.22.168 is the version that had been showing prior to my beginning this process. Once I ran the upgrade, the app showed up in the folder where I had originally placed it and ran fine. I went back and restored the data file from the OS upgrade backup and all is well.
Let us know how you make out. If it works, maybe you can document it better than I did.
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I unfortunately I have not been as lucky as you.
Each time I install or restore I check folder it was originally in and options->applications. No luck. I think I need RIM to either recompile for OS 5.0 or, well I don't know. Change the install page on the browser to let it install?
Ha Ha, I pressed the post button too many times (didn't seem to respond).
Try doing two installs in a row from the MyWorld screen and see if that prompts the upgrade message. Wish I had kept better track of what I was doing. All I know is that I was in the MyWorld screen and got it to install from there. Sorry I can't be more of a help to you.
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There is a update to BlackBerry Desktop Manager (vs 5.0 to vs 5.0.1). Will try to install from backup to see if it will work now with the update. Just need the install to finish (Roxio is taking forever). Don't now if it will work but I tried the double install and it didn't work.
Edit: Nope, still nothing.
Ok so another update came out for BlackBerry Desktop Manager (said it was a update to the Application Loader) so I installed, and hoped that it would install BlackBerry Wallet. Still nothing, I get an error stating that the application is not compatible with the device.
Is there any reason to how it is not compatible? Even RIM's own Knowledge Base states that once you update to OS 5.0 you simply reinstall BlackBerry Wallet. Am I missing something?
I usually don't like hounding, or complaining about something over and over but I am desperate to have this application running. I learned not to put all my eggs in one basket (or in this case, app) but I can't find any other comparable app that is as secure as BlackBerry Wallet. I do keep backups but they are no use if they cannot be read.
Finally, I got BlackBerry Wallet working. I have to thank ppetroska because what he did ended up helping me, but it wasn't what fixed my problem. Today RIM released an update to BlackBerry App World (184.108.40.206 -> 220.127.116.11) and succeeded in installing BlackBerry Wallet. This is similar to what ppetroska did only he updated BlackBerry Wallet, I updated BlackBerry App World. I restored the data using the steps provided by FozzyBear. I'd also like to thank klyubin for trying to help me.


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Worldreader: Taking the E-Book Revolution to Africa
Throughout the 1990s, David Risher helped make high-tech history. As an early executive at Microsoft, he managed the company's database products and led development of the first version of its investment-planning software. He then left for an e-commerce startup called Amazon, much to the displeasure of Bill Gates. Working alongside Jeff Bezos for the next five years, Risher ran Amazon's booming retail business and watched the company take its first few steps into the world of digital reading.
He left Amazon in 2002, and after a decade of world travel and philanthropy now has a grand vision of bringing free e-books to kids in Africa. His nonprofit, Worldreader, is shipping Amazon's single-purpose Kindle reader to schools and communities in sub-Saharan Africa with a near-term goal of providing 1 million e-books to children in the largely English-speaking countries of Ghana, Uganda, and Kenya in the next year.
In early September the effort got a boost when it raised $300,000 from Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation, the philanthropic arm of several prominent Silicon Valley venture capitalists, bringing Worldreader's fundraising total to $1.5 million. "David is pushing a fundamental conversation: How do you create a culture of reading in a place that hasn't had one?" says Anne Marie Burgoyne, the foundation's managing director. Risher say he hopes to raise $2 million to buy e-readers and to hire staff by the end of the year. "The opportunity to get books into kids' hands right now is limitless," Risher says. "It's always been held back in the past by logistics, but now the costs are getting lower and lower."
Risher got the idea for Worldreader during his extended sabbatical from high tech. While bringing supplies to an orphanage in Ecuador, he saw a padlocked local library. The school had lost the key, but no one much cared because the books locked inside were dated and irrelevant. "The kids didn't care about the 1972 version of the Encyclopaedia Britannica," he recalls.
Risher moved his family back to the Bay Area to start Worldreader. While the concept is simple, the execution has been anything but. First, Risher needed to convince Amazon to donate 900 Kindles. Then he persuaded Amazon's hardware engineers to work on reinforcing the casing of the donated devices so they don't succumb to the harsh environmental conditions of the region. Worldreader also uses special software so that every few weeks free e-books can be wirelessly delivered over cellular networks to kid's devices.
Finally, Risher needs to persuade local governments and schools to try out the project. He has made some progress convincing publishers such as Simon & Schuster and Penguin to make young reader series like the Hardy Boys, Nancy Drew, and the Roald Dahl books available for free in a part of the world where their books aren't usually available and real sales are negligible.
About 1,000 African children currently have the Worldreader Kindles, with more on the way. Risher calls it a 20-year vision and thinks Worldreader can be a catalyst for other philanthropic groups and governments. The U.S. Department of State seemed poised to follow his example, announcing in June a pilot program to purchase 2,500 Kindles as part of its own global e-reader program. But the initiative, which had not been opened to other e-reader makers, wilted under criticism that it didn't take into account the needs of sight-impaired people and the government was playing favorites in the competitive e-reading market.
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> Auralie and Kitty: As I am
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are quite short, almost chubby - as the doves' heads image would
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dominant, with the longer-spurred ones having more American
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There are four primary reasons people don't participate in traditional outdoor activities: no one to go with, no place to go, no experience or no fish and game.
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For an urban dweller in 2014, the significance of learning to hunt, fish or otherwise connect with nature is even greater.
"There's more out there than what many of our city residents live with every day," Hayes said. "A whole lot more."
Support for LWCF: Nineteen of the nation's leading hunting, fishing and conservation organizations on Tuesday called for Congress to fully fund the Land and Water Conservation Fund, a critical tool for conserving fish and wildlife habitat and improving public access for hunting and fishing.
Created in 1964 through a bipartisan act of Congress, the federal LWCF is supported through royalties paid by energy companies drilling for oil and gas on the Outer Continental Shelf. The fund has been used to create wildlife refuges, sustain working lands and provide public access to otherwise inaccessible public lands and waters. In Wisconsin, the LWCF helped purchase land and preserve public access to the Chippewa Flowage.
Originally authorized by Congress to receive $900 million annually, the LWCF has been chronically underfunded, according to federal officials. Since 1978, it has received full funding only once and in recent years has declined to approximately one-third of its authorized funding level.
Panfish meeting: The DNR will hold a meeting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in Waukesha to collect public input on a series of panfish proposals designed to improve the average size of panfish in Wisconsin lakes.
The meeting will held at the DNR Service Center, Room 151, 141 NW Barstow Road, Waukesha.
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