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Still, it was hard to feel like we were getting anything other than vastly inferior versions of the songs. The two men did a lot of bouncing, and asking us to bounce as well, as the lights swirled and the fog machine pumped. https://twitter.com/TheChainsmokers/status/860671543881289730. Taggart eventually grabbed a microphone and crooned a passable take on “Break Up Every Night,” as the lights went up enough for the crowd to see a few extra musicians — a drummer and two more keyboardists — had taken the stage.

Besides occasionally tackling some vocalist work, Taggart also handled most of the talking to the crowd, He seemed in good spirits, even feeling comfortable enough to poke a little fun at his less-than-inspiring effort on some kind of keyboard apparatus, “Hey, make some noise for me! I know I only played three notes, but I played the (expletive) out of 1pc 925 sterling silver jewellery findings charm beads , 20*6mm ballet shoes charm, 5mm ring - fdssb0086 them,” he said, nicely summarizing the live experience in the EDM-pop age, The most fulfilling moments came when Emily Warren ventured onstage, adding her memorable vocals to such offerings as “Don’t Say” and “My Type” (both of which she co-wrote and sang on in the recorded versions)..

Yet, there just didn’t feel like a whole lot of rhyme or reason to this show, as the group shuffled between meekly playing DJ — even going so far as to spin The Notorious B.I.G. and Papa Roach — and delivering lackluster pop performances. There’s no doubt these guys have a way with a pop melody. In particular, “Paris” is such a memorable composition, which jazz artists will likely be riffing on for decades to come. Yet, Taggart and Pall need to find ways to highlight that strength in concert, even at the risk of losing some of the EDM elements.

Anthony Adams had a little fun this week with a Twitter video outlining a dozen different personalities in the NFL, Adams, a former 49ers defensive lineman who now a Big Ten Network analyst, got a ton of action on the video (to the tune of 15,000 retweets and nearly 30,000 likes within a day), It’s easy to guess Adams drew some of his experience on four seasons with the 49ers, who drafted him out of Penn State in 2003 and had him start 34 games before he played five seasons with the Bears, Related ArticlesPros and cons of 49ers signings of Matthews, 1pc 925 sterling silver jewellery findings charm beads , 20*6mm ballet shoes charm, 5mm ring - fdssb0086 Verrett, MayoJoe Montana reveals link to firm at heart of college admissions scandalWhat we learned at 49ers HQ of free agency motivesNew 49ers cornerback Jason Verrett: ‘It’s a surreal moment’Pros and cons of 49ers initial free agency movesHere are the categories Adams listed — with the video to follow… The JokerThe Crazy OneThe Shadow BoxerThe IntrovertThe Antsy OneThe Guy who Posts Serious Inspirational QuotesThe LiarThe Guy Who Always Puts You On BlastThe guy Who Listens To Music With His Eyes CloseThe Corny Team Captain You Didn’t Vote ForThe Guy Who Always DancesThe Guy Who Always Is The best dressedAll my teammates pregame in a different way! Which one are you? pic.twitter.com/kB9Q34TfyH — ANTHONY ADAMS (@spiceadams) May 3, 2017 Report an errorPolicies and StandardsContact UsTags:Sports BuzzDaniel ManoDaniel Mano is a content creator for the Mercury News and East Bay Times, focusing on buzz-worthy and offbeat sports news, He is a graduate of San Jose State's journalism program with a magazine concentration.Subscribe Today!All Access Digital offer for just 99 cents!blog comments powered by DisqusGet Morning Report and other email newsletters..

Russia has always loomed large in the imagination, probably never more than during the Cold War, when it was the Evil Empire whose communist leaders projected a desire for world domination. These days, anyone following the news has to wonder if we’ve entered Cold War 2.0. In addition to seeing Vladimir Putin’s steely-eyed designs on territory, we’ve read about cyber-hackers trying to influence our election and shadowy operatives allegedly trying to blackmail our government officials or kill off journalists and diplomats. Watching the acclaimed FX series “The Americans,” about a couple of KGB spies posed as an American couple in the early ’80s, piques our interest even more.

It’s no wonder that curious Americans have long turned to Russia’s finest export — its culture — to gain insights 1pc 925 sterling silver jewellery findings charm beads , 20*6mm ballet shoes charm, 5mm ring - fdssb0086 into the country and its leaders, To learn more, we checked in with Bay Area experts for recommendations for books, films and other works that they believe will offer a window into the Russian soul, They mentioned many of the greatest hits: the novels of Tolstoy, Dostoyevsky, Turgenev and Bulgakov and Solzhenitsyn; the plays and short stories of Chekhov; the films of Sergei Eisenstein; and the music of Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev, Rachmaninoff, Borodin, Mussorgsky and Rimsky-Korsakov, But they also came up with other favorite works that that may be lesser known but worthy of consideration..

These experts are: Norman Naimark, professor of East European studies at Stanford University; Yuri Slezkine, director of the Institute of Slavic, East European and Eurasian Studies at UC Berkeley; Suzi Weissman, professor of politics at St. Mary’s College and Yves Franquien, director at the Museum of Russian Culture in San Francisco. GETTING STARTED. Book: “Russia: What Everyone Needs to Know”: Just as it sounds, Timothy J. Colton’s 2016 book serves as a excellent primer for “general readers wanting to understand Russia today,” says Naimark.(Oxford University Press, 2016).

LAND OF THE CZARS, Book: “Land of the Firebird: The Beauty of Russia”: When Ronald Reagan was looking to end the Cold War, he tapped Suzanne Massie, the author of this 1980 classic, to gain insight, The book runs from Russia’s beginning in the 9th century to right before the 1917  Revolution, Massie’s advice to Reagan: pay attention to the importance of the Russian Orthodox Church, (Touchstone, 1980), Book: “The Russian Empire 1450-1801”: 1pc 925 sterling silver jewellery findings charm beads , 20*6mm ballet shoes charm, 5mm ring - fdssb0086 In this new book, Stanford history professor Nancy Kollmann looks at how Russia’s early rulers, through Peter the Great and Catherine the Great, successfully grew their country from a backwater principality in the northern forests into a major player in Ottoman and European geopolitics, (Oxford University Press, 2017)..

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