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...Kentucky quintet’s foray onto the empty alt-country road has never been brighter, more decisive or had more reverb. Where Tennessee Fire drunkenly laid out maps and 2001’s beautiful At Dawn sounded the ignition, the new album pulls out all the stops along the 72-minute path. The beer-stained pool halls and one-night plans of James’ hitchhiker poetry all point to a Neil Young education, while his cyclic, hypnotizing voice (falling between that of early Young and a drunken Wayne Coyne) is as seductive as always. As James himself describes...
...Partida and others like her decide to go legit, that could signal the long-awaited dawn of a potentially huge industry: the sale of digital music online. A gaggle of companies has struggled for years to create such a market, hampered first by uncooperative record labels and then by free file-sharing alternatives. But change is coming fast. The overnight success of Apple's 99¢-per-song iTunes Music Store--it sold its 10 millionth song this month--has awakened consumers to legal downloading options. Iconic acts like the Rolling Stones and the Eagles have begun allowing their songs...
Harvard students will no longer have to wake up at the crack of dawn and brave frigid temperatures to publicize their groups’ performances and activities...
...short is not a burden but a blessing. As someone who is never going to hit the 5-ft. mark, I am proud of my shortness. Everyone has a quirk; mine is being 5 in. shorter than the average female. But who wants to be average? Celebrate your shortness! DAWN KLING Lititz...
...year-old white male making $45,000 a year and have a wife, 2.5 kids and a mortgage. To predict accurately what you'll buy and what you won't, marketers these days are more interested in whether you donate to Greenpeace or if you believe in creationism. Says Dawn Iacobucci, a professor at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management and editor of the Journal of Consumer Research: "Companies need to know what's on your mind. What's in your heart? What do you really want to do with your life...