#Simon Buckmaster

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How This Central African City Became the World’s Most Expensive Sign up for the Nebula/CuriosityStream bundle deal to get both streaming sites for just $14.79 a year: https://ift.tt/PID8hrH Watch Jet Lag: The Game at http://youtube.com/jetlagthegame Buy a Wendover Productions t-shirt: https://ift.tt/RLia1DW Subscribe to Half as Interesting (The other channel from Wendover Productions): https://www.youtube.com/halfasinteresting Youtube: https://ift.tt/qKHIvhA Instagram: https://ift.tt/pqw623s Twitter: https://ift.tt/5NSfRCt Sponsorship Enquiries: wendover@standard.tv Other emails: sam@wendover.productions Reddit: https://ift.tt/oQ6gfVM Writing by Sam Denby and Tristan Purdy Editing by Alexander Williard Animation led by Josh Sherrington Sound by Graham Haerther Thumbnail by Simon Buckmaster References [1] https://ift.tt/F20LxN9  [2] https://ift.tt/BUVvELf  [3] https://ift.tt/bTDfsdw [4] https://ift.tt/oiYR2QM [5] https://ift.tt/jSZtNaY [6] https://ift.tt/hOLDvwQ [7] https://ift.tt/c1ktvTP [8] https://ift.tt/n9YIAHu [9] https://ift.tt/iX1PagR [10] https://ift.tt/DwvzjRE [11] https://ift.tt/k1XvN8O [12] https://ift.tt/DECHf1t [13] https://ift.tt/WDabuy2 via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f66GfsKPTUg

[msamba]

What Causes the Worst Cyclones (It’s Not Just Heat)

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[mirandamckenni1]

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[jayther]

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[legendsofracing]

Ron Haslamn, #5 Honda NS500, leads the pack in a rainy British Grand Prix in 1986.

[brian-mansfield]

Today I learned: The same person who did the string arrangement for “Back to December” also arranged the strings on David Bowie’s “Space Oddity.” And Elton John’s “Tiny Dancer” and “Your Song.” And Harry Nilsson’s “Without You.” And Carly Simon’s “You’re So Vain.” And Dwight Yoakam’s “Ain’t That Lonely Yet.” And Train’s “Drops of Jupiter.” And Tim McGraw’s “She’s My Kind of Rain.” RIP Paul Buckmaster

[diaryofageekgirl]

Per @i-miss-balthazar​ ‘s suggestion - A list of songs that make me think of Benny and Balthazar. Listen here on Youtube.

Blank Space - Taylor Swift

Irresistible - Fall Out Boy

Love Me Like You Do - Ellie Goulding

Death of a Bachelor - Panic! At The Disco

Body High - Mystery Skulls

Strangeness and Charm - Florence and the Machine

Lone Digger - Caravan Palace

Flesh - Simon Curtis

ET - Katy Perry

Me and You - Serena Ryder

Good Love - Briana Buckmaster

False God - Taylor Swift

Crush - Avril Lavigne

Two - Sleeping At Last

Simone’s Song - Stana Katic

Brand New Love - Serena Ryder

Tennessee Whiskey - Chris Stapleton

Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy - Queen

Barcelona - Ed Sheeran

When In Rome - Billy Joel

Used To You - Serena Ryder

Magic - Mystery Skulls feat. Brandy and Nile Rogers

Save The Last Dance For Me - Michael Bublé

[diceriadelluntore]

Storia Di Musica #69 - Carly Simon, No Secrets, 1972

Il disco di oggi contiene una delle canzoni più famose di tutti i tempi. Arriva anche molto presto nella carriera di Carly Simon, che di gavetta ne aveva già fatta. Figlia di una ricca famiglia newyorkese (il Signor Simon suo padre fu il fondatore della grande casa editrice Simon&Schuster) ha sin da adolescente una passione per la musica. A metà anni sessanta con la sorella Lucy si esibisce nei locali folk di New York come Simon Sisters e nel 1964 una loro registrazione, Winkin’, Blinkin’ And Nod arriva anche in classifica. Lucy si sposa e abbandona i palcoscenici fino a metà anni ‘70, quando inizierà a scrivere con successo musiche per gli spettacoli di Broadway. Carly ha però un’occasione colossale quando Albert Grossman, famoso produttore, le organizza delle sessioni con Robbie Robertson, Rick Dando e Richard Manuel della The Band, Al Kooper, Mike Bloomfield e persino l’aiuto di Dylan ai testi, ma le divergenze con il produttore mandano tutto all’aria. Si ritira per alcuni anni, salvo riapparire nel 1970 quando con l’aiuto di un famoso critico cinematografico dell’Esquire, Jacob Brackman, inizia a scrivere e aggiustare canzoni. Nel 1971 il debutto: registrato agli Electric Ladyland Studios di New York da Eddie Kramer, l’ingegnere del suono di Jimi Hendrix, l’omonimo Carly Simon, trascinato dal singolo That’s The Way I’ve Always Heard It Should Be, le apre le porte del successo, coronato l’anno successivo dalla vittoria del Grammy come miglior nuova voce femminile. Il successo è travolgente, e la Simon ne sfrutta l’onda con Anticipation nello stesso anno, il cui singolo Anticipation, usato per famosi all’epoca spot commerciali, racconta delle sue sensazioni in attesa di avere un appuntamento con Cat Stevens. L’album vende tantissimo e la Simon è ormai un’artista apprezzata per il suo gusto musicale, la sua voce calda e magnetica e per la sua bellezza, tanto che iniziano a circolare voci di relazioni con alcuni tra i nomi più importanti del panorama musicale. Nel 1972 la Simon va a Londra per registrare il suo nuovo disco: ad accompagnarla James Taylor, suo fidanzato e futuro marito l’anno successivo. Dopo due dischi di successo l’attesa è elevata e i due chiamano il meglio in produzione: Paul Buckmaster dirige un gruppo di tecnici e soprattutto musicisti che fanno la fila per lavorare con l’artista del momento. In No Secrets infatti suonano Andy Newmark (già con Sly & The Family Stone e poi batterista di fiducia di John Lennon), Peter Robinson, il basso leggendario di Klaus Voorman (che fu anche disegnatore, sua la leggendaria copertina di Revolver dei Beatles nel 1966), in una canzone Lowell George e Bill Payne dei Little Feat e ai cori in una canzone, Night Owl, già incisa da James Taylor, perfino Paul McCartney e Linda Eastman, che diventerà grande amica di Carly. Il disco vuole enfatizzare le scelte di gusto che la Simon aveva già fatto con gli album precedenti, in bilico tra un pop sofisticato e canzoni più elaborate in stile Joni Mitchell. L’album si apre con la delicata The Right Thing To Do, dedicata a Taylor, e contiene alcune canzoni davvero belle come We Have No Secrets, Waited So Long, When You Close Your Eyes e la già citata Night Owl. Ma una canzone diventerà davvero iconica, una delle canzoni del secolo. You’re So Vain, con il suo inizio mitico di basso (opera di Voorman), i violini di Buckmaster e quel ritmo irresistibile diviene mitica per tre motivi: in primis, per le leggende che iniziarono a girare su chi fosse il protagonista del brano, un elegante mascalzone sciupa-femmine, che molti indizi suggeriscono fosse Warren Beatty, anche se la Simon non ha mai confermato; il testo è famoso per alcune invenzioni della Simon, tra cui la sciarpa color albicocca, la gavotta (gavotte) evocata nella prima strofa, che è una danza francese originaria della regione del Gap (i cui abitanti sono detti gavots) e che in questo caso ha valore metaforico di pretenzioso, di uomo troppo in fiducia di sè ma soprattutto il famoso verso clouds in my coffee, metafora di sogni infranti e illusori, da allora diventato un modo di dire; nei cori, riconoscibilissimi dal secondo ritornello, ci sono Mick Jagger e Harry Nilsson, altri due indiziati dal gossip come destinatari del brano. Sia come sia il disco vende tantissimo, e il successo si ripete nel 1974 con Hot Cakes, uno dei dieci dischi più venduti d’America quell’anno, trascinato dal singolo Mockinbird cantato con James Taylor. I successivi sono anni di colonne sonore (come Nobody Does It Better per il film di 007 La Spia Che Mi Amava), la partecipazione al grande concerto No Nukes e molte canzoni che perdono lo smalto dei primi dischi e virano pericolosamente sull’easy listening. Negli anni ‘80 divorzia dal marito ma, dopo un disco interessante, Torch, dove pesca nel grande repertorio jazz, il lampo: nel 1989 vince l’Oscar come miglior tema di colonna sonora con Let The River Run, colonna sonora di Una Donna In Carriera con Melanie Griffith e Harrison Ford. La Simon diventerà paladina della prevenzione contro il cancro al seno dopo che ella stessa ne fu malata, e di tanto in tanto ritorna con lavori di classico pop retrospettivo: lontano dal clamore e dal talento di quegli anni ruggenti dove cantò in maniera indimenticabile la vanità di qualcuno che aveva conosciuto.

[hammerbottoms]

Review of 2021 Season

Summary

A mixed season. COVID caused another postponement of the tour to Denmark but was replaced by an enjoyable two match tour to Norfolk. We had two games lost to rain and one due to the opposition unable to raise a team! In total, we played eight games – Won two, Drawn three, Tied one, Lost two.

We have now played in a total of 18 countries, seven English counties and on 47 different grounds…Our aim is at least 20 countries and 50 grounds!

Lynchmere.                                                                   Lost

A timed game at Lynchmere. We started well but then lost momentum scoring only 131 runs in 43 overs with Dick White (32), a very creditable 38 not out from Mark Elliott and only Nick Hardie (16) and Rishi Deb (15) otherwise reaching double figures. Lynchmere reached the target in 32 overs with five wickets to spare. There were two wickets for Rishi. and a wicket each for Pacer Scholfield, Dick White and Richard Reincke.

Arundel Grasshoppers                                                 Won

A 70 over game at Lurgashall. Hammer Bottoms fielded first and some very good bowling saw the Grasshoppers all out for 51 runs after 19 overs with wickets for Callan Greene (3), two each for Pacer Scholfield, Craig Moore and debutant Ben Briscoe (latter for no runs scored against him in his four overs) and one for Rishi. The Bottoms wobbled a little (actually a lot!) with some tight bowling by the Grasshoppers which saw a steady fall of wickets but we managed to reach the target after 19 overs but with four wickets in hand.

Norfolk Tour

The May Bank Holiday weekend saw 31 of us in Norfolk enjoying some of the sights by bike, car and on foot (Walsingham, Hunstanton, Blakeney, Holkham, Houghton, Sandringham, Golf at Brancaster and Heacham) and were well looked after by Anthony & Jeanette Goodrich and the team at the Rose & Crown in Snettisham. We had two fixtures:

Holkham Hall Estate                                                     Draw

A 70 over game in the grounds of Holkham Hall. Holkham batted first and declared on 157 for 6 after 37 overs. Two wickets each for Pacer Scholfield  and Dick White and one for Rishi Deb ( who deserved more after bowling eight overs and giving away just 27 runs) and David “Chucker” Vernon. In reply, Nick Hardie, opening, scored 24 runs but no one kept him company for long. It was left to Mark Elliott, perhaps still bruised from having the lowest batting average on record in 2020, to save the day and scoring 30 not out. We reached 94 for 7 after 33 overs.  

Rose & Crown XI                                                            Won

A 50 over game in Snettisham, the opposition being led by Anthony Goodrich and comprising various Norfolk friends supplemented with Bottoms who had passed through Exeter University (although not necessarily with a degree!) Hammer Bottoms batted first and excelled themselves with Andrew Mackenzie (25), Nick Colvin (28) and Pacer Scholfield (25) all forced to retire and with Mark Elliott (23 not out) and David Sewell (18 not out) when we declared on 140 for 2. In reply, Rose & Crown were all out for 107 with creditable scores from Dick White (23 not out) and Simon Buckmaster (23). Two wickets each for Pacer Scholfield and Richard Reincke and one each for Rish Deb, Charlie Meade-King and Mark Elliott.

Mad Hatters                                                                    Lost

A 70 over game at Elsted. Bottoms batted first and were 158 all out after 36 overs. Runs were from Pacer Scholfield (a great 53) David Graham (20), Caspar Todd (14), Dick White (10), Freddie Saward (10) and Charlie Meade-King (10 not out). It was not enough against a strong Mad Hatters side who reached 161 for 5 in the final over. Two wickets for Caspar Todd and one each for Jake Saward, Pacer Scholfield and Dick White. Unfortunately for Freddie Saward, who bowls so consistently, he was clubbed for 20 runs in one over.

Hambledon Invitational                                                 Tie / Draw

A 70 over game at Lurgashall. Another exciting match after the last ball finish in 2020…. Hammer Bottoms were put into bat and reached 157 for 8 after 39 0vers, having been 2 for 2! Runs from Ben Briscoe (35 not out), Jake Saward (a “swashbuckling” 25) , Martin Waterhouse (24 not out), Rishi Deb (21) and David Sewell (12). With a ball to spare, Hambledon were 156 for 9 so all results were a possibility….they scored one run so it was a Tie / Draw. One wicket each for Pacer Scholfield, Ben Briscoe and Jake Saward and three terrific wickets each for Martin Waterhouse and Freddie Saward.

Gentlemen of Bedales                                                    Lost

A 70 over game at Lurgashall. Hammer Bottoms batted first and were 132 all out after 31 overs. Double digit scores from Ben Briscoe (54 not out), David Graham (23) and Freddie Saward (17). The youth of the Bedales team was telling and they romped to the required total in 22 overs with loss of just three wickets. Ben Briscoe got two wickets and Adam Saward got one.

West Meon                                                                      Draw

A 70 over game at Lurgashall. West Meon elected to bat and declared on 148 for 6 after 33 overs. Two wickets each for Pacer Scholfield and Rishi Deb and one wicket each for Dick White and Ben Briscoe with Freddie Saward and Callan Greene both wicketless but bowling economically. Hammer Bottoms did well to secure a draw, ending on 129 for 9 after 35 overs. Runs from Martin Waterhouse (23), Nick Colvin (19), Adam Saward (17), Rishi Deb (15 not out), Pacer Scholfield (14) and Ben Briscoe (14)

2022 Season Outlook

We have 13 games scheduled over the season including against Bude in North Cornwall, two games in Copenhagen in September and fixtures at the pretty grounds of Steep and Hawkley as well as our regular grounds at Lurgashall, Elsted and Lynchmere. Golf is also growing in importance with a short Bottoms tour to Cornwall in April and more planned Hammer Bottoms Golf Days and golf matches against some of our cricketing oppositions.

2021 Seasons Awards:

Most Runs:                                    Ben Briscoe (119)                              

Highest Innings:                            Ben Briscoe (54 not out)

Highest Average (> 5 innings):    Mark Elliott (48)

Lowest Average (> 4 innings):     James Blake (4.3)

Most Wickets:                                Pacer Scholfield (11)

Best Bowling Average:                  Pacer Scholfield (13.4)

Most Expensive Over:                   Freddie Saward (20 runs)

Most Ducks:                                   Andrew Mackenzie & Richard Reincke (2)

Clubman of the Year:                    Richard Reincke

(Citation: Last year, we celebrated the energy of youth. This year we celebrate the tenacity and energy of our oldest playing member who is an inspiration in his enthusiasm to carry on playing and continuing to bowl his tricky leg breaks….having been practising throughout lockdown with Bertie, his Labrador!)

[msamba]

Why Kangaroos are Scarier Than You Think

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[mirandamckenni1]

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[jayther]

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How Long-Haul Trucking Works

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The Insane Engineering of the SR-71 Blackbird

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What Putin Fears More Than War

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Liked on YouTube: Why Do People Keep Falling For Things That Don't Work? || https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmJsCaQTXiE || There’s one particular mental trap that seems to fool everyone, especially those WITH medical knowledge. Sign up for my free newsletter: https://ift.tt/AlLSWdO Watch this video free of ads at Nebula: https://ift.tt/5dY0v7B My video on vaccines and people’s reactions: https://youtu.be/5iABaxRWGxk My video on bias, which mentions other failed therapies (two parter): https://youtu.be/ooWA4tM_gUs Kevin Klatt’s post https://ift.tt/rP6jMAf Andrew Steele’s dissection of ‘Blueprint’ longevity plan https://youtu.be/7rs_JK-pTTQ Writing: Rohin Francis Editing: Tanmay Nandanikar and Rohin Francis Thumbnail design: Simon Buckmaster 0:00 Intro 3:41 The demarcation problem 6:44 Pseudoscience 9:06 Homeopathy and chiropractic 11:20 It's nice to feel nice 13:37 Bioplausibility 16:39 The mechanistic bias 17:06 Hard vs soft; clean vs messy science 20:25 Mechanistic examples: COVID Rx and masks 24:40 Diets 28:12 Vitamin D supplements 36:36 The Big Pharma graveyard 45:33 Most therapies don't work 47:07 Influencers' love of sexy mechanisms 50:25 Closing summary References: Convalescent plasma doesn’t work https://ift.tt/oUsu8Mz Meta-research: A comprehensive review of randomized clinical trials in three medical journals reveals 396 medical reversals https://ift.tt/dSKMHAy Most healthcare interventions don’t work https://ift.tt/nz1cmjl COVID experts give Thanksgiving tips https://ift.tt/NMuxc5U VITAL study (vitamin D) https://ift.tt/fFBa40D https://ift.tt/mw0NblU VITAL website https://ift.tt/x7Zowqk Vitamin D in kids https://ift.tt/Fdg6JLs MAST pants don’t work https://ift.tt/mQJNtqy Nesiritide https://ift.tt/HpS4P2Q REDOX https://ift.tt/XrygluO PANTHER IPF https://ift.tt/XrygluO OSCILLATE https://ift.tt/7CSDY58 ----------------- More Medlife Crisis: https://twitter.com/medcrisis https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXFgI0Lgrwc_fY2ttqQ9Yhg https://ift.tt/1hkQcpP https://ift.tt/ktAm9Vd https://ift.tt/zopwucY