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...fuller sound. This change developed during a recent a tour of Europe, where the band played in a number of festivals and large crowd concerts. “When you’re playing to a big crowd and it’s something that’s really slow, it can have a really good effect,” Valle says. “But at the same time you want to engulf everybody and grab their attention. Having a big sound is very effective...
Using high-speed digital video with ultra slow-motion, Biewener has mapped everything from the locomotion of dogs to the flight patterns of birds. “It is all very observational,” Biewener says. “You must use some intuition but also study the mechanics behind such movement...
...busy with our state.” This is, of course, the standard non-denial denial that is the mark of every Presidential candidate in-waiting. While some may be tempted to ridicule Arnold’s ambition or laugh at it as some stupid joke on a slow-news Sunday, if the amendment passes and Arnold runs, I’d support him. Heck, he just might...
...Mississippi.) To keep WorldCom afloat, prosecutors charge, Ebbers allegedly resorted to a combination of hype, hidden expenses and phantom revenue to inflate earnings by all those billions and perpetuate the illusion that WorldCom was worth its lofty share price. When the hoax finally emerged, the stock went into a slow-motion collapse from 2000 through 2002, costing investors $180 billion--three times the amount of wealth destroyed at Enron...
...People say, 'You're crazy. You should slow down,'" Behrend remarks. "But why retire? What I love more than anything is teaching and playing the violin." Legendary lyric bass Daniel Ferro, 82, concurs. "I couldn't think of retiring," says Ferro, who still has a booming voice. "I would be bored to tears. I'll probably die at the keyboard...