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I am actually happy we didnt give him a go. He is a 20 year old kid who has picked primarily because of his good performance in BPL. Now he got a flavour of international cricket. Now he needs to go back and work hard on his game, do well in domestic cricket. If he continues to impress we should bring him in and give him a chance.

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We are criticizing a batsman who scored 72 in a test match indicates how much we expect from him. We should actually thank him for that innings although the way he got out is not appropriate even in T20. He could've easily scored a 100. But That innings should boost other player's confidence.
And rightly so. There are questions of whether Tamim is a class player or he's a world class player. I believe he's in between the 2 as of now. If he wants to be known as a world class player, then it's time he converts more half centuries in to centuries. He's got too much ability to just miss out on so many centuries.
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"Bangladesh have some amazing talent and I dream of the day when we'll all play to our potential and rule world cricket. Most of us are very young and we are just beginning to gel. It excites me to think what fantastic things can happen to Bangladesh cricket in 10 years". Shakib Al Hasan shares his thoughts about Bangladesh cricket and his rise from a lonely school boy in a remote village of Magura to the helm of world cricket.

From a quiet village of Magura to the top of the world : An interview with Shakib Al Hasan

Published: 24th January, 2009

Tell us a bit about how it all began for you

Well I never really wanted to become a cricketer. It was only when I started touring and getting success that I thought this wasn't too bad! I am a late starter and didn't hold a proper cricket ball until I was about 14-15. I come from a sporting family. My father had represented Khulna Division in football and one of my cousins is also a Bangladesh international and it was only natural for me to kick the ball around and I had participated in many tournaments for boys under the height of 4 feet 10 inches. I used to play taped-tennis ball cricket in Magura and sometimes I would go into the villages with local kids to play matches on hire. It was during one of those games that I was spotted by Saddam Hossain, an umpire from our district and he asked me to come to the trial of his club team Islampur Para which played in the Magura League. I went to their nets and bowled pace for a while and then switched to spin and found that it was more effective. I was picked for the club straightaway.

The next break came when I got selected for a talent scouting camp in Narail where coaches from the BKSP (Bangladesh Institute of Sports) had come. The camp was for one month and I received formal cricket coaching for the first time there. There were 20-odd boys of my age from all over the Division and it was a great experience. I met Mash (Mashrafe bin Mortaza) for the first time there. He used to come to our trainingâ€¦

Did you get a chance to speak to him?

I did. He was on the verge of breaking into the national side and everyone spoke of how quick he was and how he could hit a ball from one end of the ground to the other. We watched in awe the power of his throws. He was going to be a big star and you could see that. I also remember that he would bat in the nets and balls would disappear but he just couldn't hit me and would get really pissed. There was also one moment that still makes me laugh. We went to a picnic and Mash found a rubber band and started bullying around with it and was striking and scaring the boys. When he struck me with the band I snapped back and gave him a taste of his own medicine. I got the beating of my life after that. Mash hasn't changed much in the last seven year (laughs).

What happened after the camp in Narail?

Obviously the coaches saw something in me and I was taken to the BKSP for a 6-month camp after which I got admitted there. It was a rude awakening for me in the first couple of months as I was kept with a group of boys who were weak in cricket. There was a cricket tournament in BKSP where four teams of the institute competed. They played on Fridays and Saturdays and all I could do was watch helplessly and then weep in private. Then one day Salah Uddin Sir (Bangladesh fielding coach Mohammad Salah Uddin), who was a BKSP coach back then, saw me watching a game and asked which team I was playing for. When he heard that I didn't have a team he took me to another coach Hasanuzzaman Rinku and requested him to give me a chance. I played the next few games and emerged as the highest wicket-taker in the competition.

Another lucky chance did wonders for me. A bus load of us BKSP boys were taken to an Under 15 trial of the BCB to form teams. I never got a chance to bat or bowl and naturally wasn't selected but one of the boys withdrew himself for exam or something and my name was recommended by the BKSP coaches to replace him. I played for Dhaka Metro Green and made 102 off 52 balls against Sylhet and my fortunes changed overnight.

I became a regular in the Bangladesh Under 15 side and toured India a few times. We had a lot of matches against the Cricket Association of Bengal Under 15s home and away. I was then included in the Under 17 team and played in the Asia Cup in 2004. I won a match against Sri Lanka in that competition at Visakhapatnam. We made about 178 or 179 and they were 50 in four overs. I came into bowl and took four for 16 which changed the game and we made the semifinals.

After returning home I played for Victoria Sporting Club in the Dhaka Premier League and was then included in the BCB Game Development Department's High Performance (HP) Unit. I got into the Bangladesh A team in 2005 and toured Zimbabwe. I think I took 12 wickets in the first two four-day matches against Zimbabwe A before I cut short the trip and came back to sit for the SSC exam. I played in the Under 19 World Cup in 2006 and I could feel then that my Bangladesh debut was not that far away as I was performing at every level.

What was the experience like for you of playing in the pressure-cooker atmosphere of Dhaka Premier Division league? Your club captain Khaled Mashud has gone on record as saying that he spotted you singing while waiting to go out to batâ€¦

I didn't feel any pressure to honest. It was just like another competition for me. I was given the opportunity at Victoria by coach Salah Uddin who was the club's coach also. He had faith in me despite my age. I got Taka 50,000 cash on signing and was the happiest person on earth that day. In the first match my 39 was the highest score. By my fourth game the full payment had been cleared by the club. In that season I played about 10 matches and batted in every possible position, from opening to number seven. The coach experimented with me a lot (laughs).

When did you start believing that you were going to play for Bangladesh?

At the BKSP we had players who were making it into national selections even as students. Mushfiqur Rahim made his Test debut in 2005 and Shahadat (Hossain) also. For me it was a challenge. I just couldn't rest until I got there too. These were guys who I saw everyday and could not swallow the fact that they had played for Bangladesh before me. It is not envy or jealousy but I thought I was just as good and became more determined than ever to improve my game.

You see I am a very competitive person. For example, when Rocky (Roqibul Hassan) got the man of the match award in the second ODI against Zimbabwe I kept telling myself 'Shakib, you moron, you could have been up there today. You blew your chance'. Don't get me wrong, I am so happy to see Roqibul, Mushfique, Mehrab (Hossain Jr.), Tamim (Iqbal) and the others performing and I am so proud of them because we have grown up as cricketers together. For me the cricket ground is a place to show my worth. I go out to field as if I'm entering the boxing ring and there's no place for the guy who comes second best there.

What do you reckon were the turning points in your cricket career?

First it has to be the BKSP. I have always been a pretty independent type and a generally private person so the hostel life really didn't worry me that much. There were days when I would be the only boy in the whole dormitory as the other students had gone off on a vacation and I had to stay back because of my cricket commitments. I became more disciplined and learned many virtues of life by staying there. BKSP taught me the importance of studies and I have never neglected it since.

Secondly, the now defunct HP Unit. Getting selected for the HP group was a blessing. I still think the HP Unit was the best thing to have happened to the development of Bangladesh cricket. We had the toughest possible training regime devised by Richard McInnes but even after back-breaking training we would practice on our own during the leisure time. We were that inspired. We had classes on leadership and there were speech sessions. It was a comprehensive life and cricket education package. I learned so much from it. I think I owe my fitness to the HP training.

There must me some people who have played a decisive role in your becoming a cricketerâ€¦

Ofcourse. I was never discouraged to play as a youngster. There were times though when I would skip school to play cricket or football. Only my mother would know where I was and she would not tell anyone and would always protect me if my dad found out.

I am indebted to three persons. Without their intervention I would probably be lost in the crowd and never become an international cricketer.

Bappy Sir (Ashfaqul Islam Bappy, BCB Game Education Deputy Manager) is from my home town and he convinced my parents that I had a future in cricket. He was a coach at BKSP back then and he made sure that I got admitted there.

For my bowling and the mental part of cricket Salah Uddin Sir has been an unbelievable mentor. He took me under his wings at the BKSP and when I got into the national side he was there too and that obviously helped.

Whatever I know in batting I have learned from Fahim Sir (Nazmul Abedeen Fahim, Divisional Cricket Manager Game Development BCB). He has overseen my progress from the age level to the national team.

Also, I am grateful to all the coaches at the BKSP.

International debut as a teenager and a world star at 21. How has life changed for you?

It hasn't changed much really. I used to have very specific times for hanging out in Magura and I would always come home before it was too late. Now most of my friends are from the circle of cricket and my childhood mates have moved to different colleges and universities and it is difficult for me to stay in touch. Also, their topics of discussion have become career oriented, some of them are in the medical college or the engineering university, and hanging out is not the same anymore because I have taken a different track. When I do return home I usually spend time with the family. I take rest, listen to music, browse the net and watch TV. I just relax when I'm not playing. I try to keep my life as private as possible and as simple as possible.

You have probably heard this query a hundred times already. What did it feel like when you learned about becoming number one in the ICC ODI rankings for all-rounders?

It didn't quite sink in. I was more concerned with the series decider against Zimbabwe the next day. When I went to bat in the game it was then I realized the level of expectation and I wanted to do something befitting of my status as the number one all-rounder. I am definitely proud but to be honest I have never really thought much about rankings and standings. With consistent performance the ranking automatically goes up and I believe this is one area where we need to improve a lot as a team. We have to start performing individually and as a group day in and day out.

Where do you see yourself in 10 years time?

Still playing cricket, definitely. Also I want to be the best cricketer I can be. We have some amazing talent in this Bangladesh side and I dream of the day when we'll all play to our potential and rule world cricket. Most of us are very young and we are just beginning to gel. It excites me to think what fantastic things can happen to Bangladesh cricket in 10 years.

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Hymn #131: More Holiness Give Me

Therefore, what manner of men ought ye to be? Verily I say unto you, even as I am. (3 Nephi 27:27)

This is the commandment, and the goal each of us is striving for. We are to become perfect, even as our Savior is perfect. It’s impossible, of course, which is why the Savior sacrificed himself for us in order to pay for our misdeeds. We do our best to follow his law and keep his commandments, but when we stumble, His sacrifice makes it possible for us to return home.

That’s an incredible thing for Him to have taken upon Himself, and it’s something we feel acutely, I’m sure. We are to be like Him, One who loved His brothers and sisters so dearly that he was willing to sacrifice Himself for us all. No big deal, right? Just become like that and you’re set.

It’s a daunting task, and one that none of us is equal to. So we plead with the Father, begging Him to at least help us along that path. Even if we can’t be perfected all at once, at least let us take a single step toward that goal. Help me to overcome this one sin, we pray. Help me to make at least this aspect of my life perfect so I can move on to tackle another area. Help me to be more patient. Help me to be a little kinder. Help me to be more willing to serve.

We’ve all offered prayers like this, and they probably sound a little like today’s hymn. “More holiness give me,” we ask. We’re trying our best, honestly, but we’re just not quire there. We aren’t asking for everything right now, but at the moment, we need just a little more “patience in suff’ring,” or “joy in his service.”

There’s a lot to ask about, and there’s a lot we ask in this hymn. We plead for patience, for faith, prayerfulness, gratitude, hope, meekness, and strength, to name just a few. By the third verse, it starts to feel repetitive and even demanding. Every line starts with “more,” and it begins to feel like a child asking for more, more, more. Maybe we feel a little guilty asking for so much. Perhaps we could do without the patience today, Lord, if only we could feel “more longing for home.” Maybe today all that is needed is “more tears for his sorrows,” or “more sense of his care.” Just a little will do today. We don’t mean to ask for so much.

Then again, perhaps we’re right to ask so much of Him, and maybe it would do us well to ask for even more. He is so, so willing to give to us, if only we’ll ask. “Draw near unto me and I will draw near unto you,” He once told us. “Seek me diligently and ye shall find me.” When we ask, He will answer. Even the least of us will give to each other when asked; how much more so will He, the Lord of all, be willing to give to us if we will but ask?

So we ask, even when it feels like too much. We ask for “hope in his word” and “meekness in trial.” We ask for so, so much, because we have been asked to do so, so much. We are tasked with becoming like Him in every aspect of our lives, and so we pray for improvement in every aspect as well. We pray, as the last two lines so simply state, to be “more blessed and holy– more, Savior, like thee.”

And He, He who asked us to be more like Him, is ready and waiting to grant that request, if we will be ask.

Hymn #239: Choose the Right

This is an instantly recognizable hymn for most members of the LDS Church. It has a simple, catchy melody and simple, easily-remembered theme (the BUM BUM BUM progression really solidifies the words “choose the right”), and, along with “Sweet Hour of Prayer,” might be one of the most-played hymns in the book by beginners.

The message is a familiar one. As children, we have the message “choose the right” drilled into our heads from a young age. There’s easily-recognizable imagery to go with the message, and children are given rings to help them remember. Many Latter-day Saints choose to wear those rings well into adulthood to give them a constant reminder to always choose the right.

On the surface, this seems like a hymn that further reinforces that theme. When a choice is placed before us, we can look at our finger and see that familiar shield. We can hear the BUM BUM BUM of the first three notes of the hymn and remember that we need to choose the right. And that’s certainly what this hymn is designed to do. It’s  a potent earworm that lodges itself in our brains, just as many of the other instructional Primary songs seem to do. But there’s a lot more that this hymn can teach us than simply choosing the right. Consider the first two lines:

Choose the right when a choice is placed before you.
In the right the Holy Spirit guides.

“In the right the Holy Spirit guides.” As we choose the right, the Holy Ghost can more effectively guide us to make right choices. It’s an almost tautological statement, but that’s the way it works. Making right choices fills us with an influence that inspires us to make more right choices. The light of the Holy Ghost will be “forever shining o’er [us]” as we continue to make choices that allow Him to remain with us. The inverse is just as applicable; if we make poor choices, we limit the ability of the Holy Ghost to remain with us, making us less able to feel His influence and more susceptible to making poor choices.

Not only does the continued influence of the Holy Ghost make it easier for us to choose the right, but constantly making right choices while under that influence helps to train us to make those choices more readily. The old saw is true; it’s easier to make a decision about a difficult issue beforehand than it is to make it in the moment. In the second verse, we sing that choosing the right will “let no spirit of digression overcome [us] in the evil hour.” If we’re already choosing the right, we won’t be led astray by any spirit of temptation when a thorny choice is placed before us. We’ve already chosen the right, and thus the Holy Ghost is already there with us, helping to chase away distractions and temptations. Even if we haven’t already made the choice for the issue we’re facing, the companionship of the Holy Ghost can make those choices simple through His guidance. We can be safe through inspiration’s power.

So we choose the right. There is peace in righteous doing, and there is safety for the soul. We invite the Holy Ghost into our lives, whether we’ve been safely on the right path for years or whether we’re just returning to it. The Spirit helps to guide us on that path through the light of inspiration. And in its light, we choose the right, and even if only by helping us to draw nearer to the Spirit (although we know we can and will receive so much more), God will bless us evermore.

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Hymn #304: Teach Me to Walk in the Light

This is one of the few hymns included in both the LDS hymnal and the Children’s Songbook. Its melody is simple, its message sweet. Its words are straightforward enough for a small child to understand, and it is from a child’s perspective that we begin to sing.

Teach me to walk in the light of his love;
Teach me to pray to my Father above;
Teach me to know of the things that are right;
Teach me, teach me to walk in the light.

The second verse is a response to the first, as someone–we’ll talk about who in a moment–agrees to do what the child has asked. The perspective has shifted, though, so that we are no longer the child but the teacher. Together, we reply, we will study God’s word, learn what He would have us do, because we hope to eventually live with Him again.

Based on the fact the this song is listed under the topics of “Home” and “Motherhood” in the hymn book, I think we often assume that the dialogue is between a parent and child. The only parent named, however, is our Heavenly Father. This leaves the hymn open to include many “children” and their teachers. A young woman and her youth adviser. An investigator and a missionary. An aging patriarch and his home teacher. The possibilities really are endless.

Ours is a gospel of learning.  The Lord instructs:

“Seek ye diligently and teach one another words of wisdom; yea, seek ye out of the best books words of wisdom, seek learning even by study and also by faith.” (D&C 109:7)

And so we do. We attend Sabbath services to teach and be taught by one another. We read the same books of scripture over and over, seeking new insights and personal revelation. We strive constantly to gain a better understanding of the gospel and what is expected of us so that we can return “home to his presence to live in his sight.”

Frequently we find ourselves in a position where we can mentor others, but even the prophets seek regular instruction in the House of the Lord.

And so we pray to our Father and thank him “for loving guidance to show us the way.” We’re all learning together so we can walk gladly in the light.


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1. Many versions of the Bible translate "I shall not want" as "there is nothing I need" or "I lack nothing," which some readers feel is unrealistic. What are your feelings about this verse? Does it comfort you?

2. When have you turned to this psalm--during times of grief, relationship trouble, or financial distress? Why?

3. What places, people, or situations are "green pastures" or "restful waters" to you? When do you feel God's presence most?

4. We know many people who have struggled through "dark valleys"--times of severe grief. What have you learned from these people about God's nature?

5. In the Hebrew Bible and in Christian rites, anointing with oil is associated with receiving God's spirit. How do you understand the idea of being anointed?

6. The Hebrew word often translated "follow" is actually closer in meaning to the word "pursue": "Goodness and kindness will pursue me." Why would God pursue us? Do you feel this happening in your life?

7. Do you see "dwelling in the house of the Lord" as a heavenly or an earthly state?

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Echo Beach

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  1. Hot Damb – A new set – Eh OK!

  2. I have stuffed my head with tons of learning goals for my upcomming test tomorrow and all I can say is that I have never learned in such a relaxed way as with this nice beautiful set of chilly beats… nice reggea tuch… firmly drifted of in a way of thinking that learning goals are pure fun! thx for entertaining me so much while really doing unentertainful stuff! best regards and big up !!! nice set!

    greetz from germany

  3. I hope the learning goals will come back to me with an echo and after competing I will have a nice cocktail at the “beach”…. 😉

  4. Ahhh yes … thats what Im talkin’ bout.

  5. nice to see you back betalounge, seems like a long time

  6. What’s that funky-ass first track?

  7. Aw, hell. How about a whole set-list? A lot of old gems in there and I cannot remember the artists. I can give iTunes a workout on this one!

  8. indeed an excellent first track – excellent set – and excellent to see you back betaloungers!

    yes yes, working is easy again…

  9. Great to have you guys back!

  10. oh yeah. Chrissy Hynde rules!

  11. whats the 2nd track, i went back to ohio

    cheers fin

  12. Eindelijk… finally!
    they’re back… and how!

  13. ive just seen you have had two shows on, where you been guys, kep it locked for the autumn, dont disappear, i feel ther is some great stuff a coming

  14. 2nd track. “My City Was Gone” The Pretenders off Learning To Crawl.

  15. waited sooooooooooooooo long (the whole f*ckin’ summer!!!) for a new set. finally!
    nice smooth set, i like it!!! run di riddim!!!

  16. cheers f8te

  17. Bansicrasin irie tunes. Good shit

  18. DAMN, this is so good!Super chilled. I only managed to find one other set on Betalounge, and the echobeach website is under construction. Does anybody know where I can get my next Echo Beach fix?!

    Cheers Betaloungelovers.

  19. yeah… great set!!!

  20. bonerrific! bonertime! what a set… bonermania! chill roots, chill beats, chill boners… so good… just adjust the ice pack and let your crotch be free! yippee! welcome back betalounge!

  21. I really love this set. Thanks for bringing it to my ears betalounge.

  22. Duuuuudde!!! DDuuuudde!!! Its like i’m on some other planet!!! LOL!!Nice DubLab…Echo that BEACH!!Nayyygahh!!

  23. nice one.. big up.

    the dubberdome…

  24. SMOKIN’ Yeaaaaahhhhhhh! PUFF PUFF gives MO’FOs’.
    LOVING it yesssssssss, oh gimmmeeee mo’ fo’

  25. to keithmic, the first track is robert palmer “through it all there’s you” from the sneakin’ sally through the alley album. great album too..

  26. moin,

    hab mir mal wieder den mix angehört und bin bei ca. 3:01:00 wieder sowas von begeistert… und da mir der song jedes mal auffällt, wollte ich mal fragen wer das ist und wie der song heißt… (und am besten auch gleich der dahinter, der massiert auch so schön die synapsen….)

    besten dank, auch für die schönen vibes,

  27. 2 hours into this show is very cool try it you might like it. I have been listening to these archives for a long time and this one is nice!

  28. Very Cooooooooool Sound!

  29. 3:01 ist von Matthew Herbert, glaube ich

  30. ah! big ups

  31. yessssss… the best! nice surprise on a bad day.

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  1. superb mix…..can you dial with that!

  2. this is one excellent mix, love it !!!!

  3. ich freu mich schon so wenn ich mir den mix jetzt gebe!!!

  4. great mix as i hoped/expected. can anyone id the track efdemin plays at the 1 hr 6 min mark? richie hawtin dropped it a few weeks ago and totally blew my mind… cheers. good having betalounge back.

  5. That Solaris track is just wonderfullllll… The engine for this outstanding set. Thanks. you cowboys!

  6. Folks, what’s the name of the track starting at +- 02:28:00?

  7. Great Set!! I also love the track starting on 2:28, I know it but can’t place it–beau-tee-full. Thanks for the tunes.

  8. I have been making so much music simmilar to this set! nice to find likeminded people. I am still trying to find my identities (e.g. there are a ariety of styles of deep techno and house I am making) but one set of music I am often doing is deep, detroity and hypnotic like this stuff. No labels like this in Vancouver. Any recomendations of labels to be sending demos to?

  9. I love the set as well 🙂 the track at 2:28 sounds a bit like a remix of something by a tribe called quest 🙂 “we do it all for the love…” well at least it made me put “the love movement” on my table

  10. Deep, dark, emotional. Nice mix. ; )

  11. ah, yeah. and good to see betalounge back with some new shows! thx for keeping up the work

  12. Track at 2:28:00 is P

  13. intellijel, I would recommand you to send your music to Dial from Hamburg or a smaller american label like Underground Quality. Who knows, maybe it could work… Track at 2:34:00 is from Jus-Ed, the boss of Underground Quality if you want an idea of what they make.

  14. Thank you jeebee!

  15. yezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!!! finally new fresh footage from the lounge…waitet the whole summer 4 it. so nice that set!!! acustic medecine!!!!

  16. that mix is absolutely nice!!! what is the track playing at 3:40:40. please help me out I need that piece on vinyl. thanks

  17. Wow fantastic set guys….

  18. just spent 4 hours dealing with invoices and accounts and with that mix on, it was actually quite enjoyable… v. good.

  19. hey chrisdisko,. track at 1:06 is on ibadan. sydenham&ferrer: the back door get it! cheers p

  20. beautyful.set. really! does anbody knows the track at 03:45:00 ?

  21. caramelo – thanks so much. love you. what a track. thanks thanks.

  22. I wish these sets could be podcasts.

  23. @smuepop: its the A track of the record: “musik gewinnt freunde” 🙂 … ONE OF MY FAVORITES THIS TIME! whats the track on 3h40min? any idea caramelo? 😉 greetz

  24. Sehr gut show Efdemin und Carsten. Is there a playlist available for this set? So many of the tracks are greatness and would love to purchase them. Keep up the good spins.

  25. What a Lovely selection of muzic, im so glad that YOU have brought this to our Atention..PEACE TO YOUS……

  26. Anybody having an Idea what the track around 1:15 is? Holy sweetness that is but i doubt the real name is anywhere similar… awesome set markus

  27. any idea for the track starting around 39min 40 sec, i think it’s thomething from marshall jefferson but i can’t found it .help !!!

  28. ok i found it it’s Kerri Chandler – Oblivion not marshall at all thank guys

  29. Great mix. Nicely surprised to hear John Daly – Solaris in there (19.00). His second release. Gotta give the brother a shout. Nice

  30. Does anyone know the track, that starts at roundabout 52 minutes?

  31. Track starting at around 52:00 is from Rick Wade, taken from “Night Phases” on Moods and Grooves #32. I wish I would have it! I love what Rick Wade do…

  32. tobhard, you can hear Rick Wade releases and more on

  33. a great experience for my ears- thx!!!

  34. a great show indeed!! is there any chance we can get this mix? it will be realy great to play it at my work, where i work at a shop.. It fits perfectly =)

  35. I love this set. Inteligent house music. Thankyou betalounge. The first two sets of this new season are class. Big respect to you and your faithfulness in continuing to bring us the internet phenominon that is beta lounge. all things electronic. Tracks around the 48-50 mark. Any ideas people? In fact, a set list would be awesome. Come on! It must be in the interest of the artists and labels that produce them.

  36. Ok some body please tell me. The tune at the change over. The 2hr mark. I just gotta have this one. Answers on a postcard please.

  37. wow wow woohy…my jaw has been hitting the floor for the first hour. guys you did a very nice job on this one..quality tracks on this one…I rate it up there with the ADNY and Carsten Jost/Lawrence set on here.

  38. thankk you jeebee, greetings from bremen.

  39. Marcellus Pittman ist auch sehr schoen! Waer das nicht mal was fuer die Betalounge, ‘ne kleine fxhe Sause?

  40. Hello Biltricks1, track at around 48:50 is Andomat 3000 & Jan, “Entr’acte Music” on Cadenza #12… It’s a recent one, you should find it 😉

  41. For Biltricks1 once more… Track at at 2:00:00 is “Gods Grace” from Jus-Ed on “Unity Kolabo EP” released on Underground Quality #5. A recent one too…

  42. YEAH, keep the house deepadedeep!!!

  43. Hi everybody To JeffTurner The track at 3H40 is from KOCK & WILCK – Fur Den Garten freshly released on Just Germany Very nice set !

  44. ask and ye shall recieve – they have asked for house and the basment has been opened and converted into a bomb shelter. deep underground. forming foundations for further disposal of canned goods as fresh fruit is comsumed from backyard eden gardens. replacing nuclear missle tests with solar panel showers to clean away the cobwebs lurking in the corners of decrepit mental materials. staid structures of old fashioned ideologies fashioned in a brain disconnected from its body. new houses shall be built, houses without walls, minds without liimits, by construction crews brought together by the call of the sounds from beta lounge. okay, that’s a bit corny but the music is ……… and i got some time on my hands waiting for the bus.

  45. Definitely worth the summer wait! Fantastic music. Thank you Betalounge.

  46. what’s the track around 1:00:00??? omar-s?

  47. just ask your dr if its ok to listen to this one. it may cause seizures and prolonged painful erections. it happened to me. writhing and firm i listened for hours. then … out of nowhere. i realised that the music was making me leak. weird stuff… i cant listen again…

  48. Nice one jeebee! Much appreciated.

  49. Track around 1:00:00 is larry heard. forgot the title. cheers

  50. “hey freaks, look at me”…what’s the track around 00:26:00??? …that makes me go crazy…!!! dankeschoen

  51. Hello haertig… Track at around 26:00 is “Come See” from Marcellus Pittman released on Unirhythm.

  52. fantastic return after summer break… but whats the track at 1hr 39?

  53. Tracklist Efdemin 0:00:00 – 1:59:00 Track Label Artist Track/Ep Name Starts at around: 1. – Moon Dog – 0:00 2. Love023 Andy Stott Choke / For The Love 0:00:30 3. Mojua 004 Sven Weisemann Let

  54. Trop de la balle tous ces mix!!! Keep on grooving!

  55. caramelo – many thanks for the track listing

  56. horizontal groovements_ _ _ __ _ _ _ 3hr:32min ??? thx people for the set. we walk together.

  57. oh dear, what’s the track at 3hr:45min ? it’s gorgeous.

  58. Duh, should have checked thoroughly before posting. Thanks JeffTurner, will be on the lookout for that Musik Gewinnt Freunde 12″. Beautiful set.

  59. I got a copy of musik gewinnt freunde from Kompakt a short while back. perhaps they still have it.

  60. fantastic mix … || 3:32.00 >> anyone an idea?

  61. 03:32 is a track from “loco dice – el gayo negro” on ovum records 🙂 cheers

  62. thank you enning. great song. true. the other side of the 12″ is also great.!!! thx also to betalounge!!! 😉

  63. anyone know the fantastic tune at 2h06?? just before ‘different places’ my thomas melchior. cheers!

  64. the track is by Gene Hunt on Big 50 Ent.. but I forgot the Title. cheers, carsten

  65. hi carsten! you mean the track at 2h06 mins? couldn’t find any gene hunt on m&g that sounded like that 🙁 antonio

  66. Efdemin&Carsten for president! very sensual tracks,the mix make my day…i love it

  67. Hi everyone! Would someone be so nice to tell me the name and producer of the song at 01:07:30. Thanks, Angel.

  68. dahburger: burning by pepe bradock @ 2:28

  69. DEAD what’s the deal, another dead link?

  70. Yeah, Efdemin for president!

  71. uuuuh…what a deep, deep, deep pleasure! If I was a guy, I would have the same feeling, that Mikerism had about this fine music…;)

  72. famos .-)

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No. 208. Report of Major General George Crook, U. S. Army, commanding Second Division, Army of the Potomac.1

April 18, 1865.

GENERAL: I have the honor to report the operations of the Second Cavalry Division, Army of the Potomac, during the campaign which ended with the capitulation of the rebel Army of Northern Virginia on the 9th instant.

On the 29th ultimo the Second Cavalry Division-composed of three brigades, commanded, respectively, by Brigadier General H. E. Davies, Bvt. Brigadier General J. I. Gregg, and Bvt. Brigadier General Charles H. Smith-left its old encampment in front of Petersburg and marched to Dinwiddie Court-House. Gregg’s brigade being in the advance skirmished with small bands of the enemy’s cavalry after he crossed the Rowanty Creek until he reached the Court-House. The next day he lay in camp, Davies’ brigade going to support General Merritt in the vicinity of Five Forks. The next morning the enemy made a demonstration in Merritt’s front, when Smith’s brigade was posted at Chamberlain’s crossing of Stony Creek, and Davies’ brigade at another crossing of the same creek, about one mile above, while Gregg’s brigade was held in reserve. At 11 a.m. the enemy made quite a fierce attack on Smith, who repulsed them very handsomely with severe loss. I might here state that the country in the vicinity of the creek was covered with a dense pine thicket, so that cavalry could only fight to advantage on foot. At about 1 p.m. the enemy anticipated our attack on them by their infantry forcing a passage both above and below Davies, cutting him off from Smith. Gregg was now ordered to attack the enemy, which he did very gallantly, causing his temporary falling back up the creek. Davies being compelled to fall back by overwhelming numbers fought his way back stubbornly, eventually working his way around to our right, and joining the division just after night-fall on the Vaughan road. Shortly after the attack on Davies’ brigade the enemy made

another furious attack on Smith with artillery and cavalry. He very gallantly repelled all their attacks until evening, when his ammunition was exhausted; he was compelled to fall back. Gregg’s ammunition being about exhausted was also compelled to fall back in front of their infantry, who were now advancing down the road toward the Court-House. The enemy not advancing farther than the junction of the two roads, the division went into camp for the night on the Vaughan road, some three miles from Dinwiddie. Nothing but occasional skirmishing occurred on the march from Dinwiddie Court-House to Jetersville. We arrived at the latter place on the 4th instant.

The next morning Davies was ordered to make a reconnaissance to the left. He made a handsome capture of guns, prisoners, &c. (for particulars see his report). I went with the other two brigades to assist in reaching camp with his captives. The enemy attacked his rear guard just beyond Amelia Springs, but was repulsed. Gregg’s brigade coming up at this juncture both brigades fell back as soon as the road became clear, Davies’ brigade in the advance. Soon it was reported the enemy had attacked the advance guard guarding the captures, when Smith’s and Davies’ were sent at once to repel this attack, which was done very handsomely, allowing the captures to reach camp safely. The fighting continued all along my front until near night fall, when the enemy desisted. The division then went into camp for the night at Jetersville, picketing the country in our front.

On the morning of the 6th the division moved on the Pride’s Church road for Deatonsville. Ascertained that the enemy were moving through the latter place on the Jamestown road. Attempted to cut their train from the road crossing the Genito road at Atkinson’s, but found this road strongly guarded by both infantry and cavalry. Moved across the country and struck the road on which the enemy were moving still farther to the left, and to the left of General Merritt’s command. Found the enemy strongly posted on a high eminence, behind temporary breastworks. I sent Gregg’s brigade to the left dismounted, who took possession of and held the road. Smith’s brigade was also dismounted and on Gregg’s right, while Davies’ brigade, mounted, was on the field in front of their works. After these arrangements were completed a general assault was made, the dismounted men on the left turning and going over their works, while Davies made one of the finest charges of the war, riding over and capturing their works and its defenders. The enemy on the right, who were thus cut off from retreat, surrendered and were taken by different parties.

On the 7th moved on the Farmville road; skirmished with enemy’s cavalry at different points [on] the road; came in sight of the enemy’s rear guard just across the river at Farmville. I crossed the river at this point. General Gregg’s brigade, being in the advance, made an attack on the enemy, was repulsed, and General Gregg taken prisoner; the command of this brigade devolved upon Colonel S. B. M. Young, Fourth Pennsylvania Cavalry. By instructions we recrossed the river and marched to Prospect Station, where we encamped for the night.

On the 8th marched to Appomattox Station. General Mackenzie’s division was assigned to my command to-day. After dark I was ordered to send a brigade to hold the road leading from Appomattox Court-House to Lynchburg. Smith’s brigade was sent; he selected a good position near the Court-House. The enemy made no demonstration during the night, but the next morning, at a very early hour, he moved a very heavy line against him, which he held in check until General Mackenzie got up and went in on Smith’s left Davies was

sent on a reconnaissance to the left, while Colonel Young’s brigade was held in reserve. (See accompanying reports of operations during the day.) At about 9 a.m. the enemy made a strong attack on my front and flanks with a large force of infantry, while their cavalry attacked my rear. Mackenzie and Smith were forced to retire by overwhelming numbers, until relieved by the infantry. When we reorganized and were getting ready to go to the front an order for cessation of hostilities reached me. For particulars of the operations of my brigades when acting separately from the division I respectfully refer you to accompanying brigade reports.

I regret to report the loss of many gallant officers and men. Included in this number, and who came under my personal observation, were Colonel H. H. Janeway, First New Jersey Cavalry, who lost his life while heroically rallying his men; also Major H. S. Thomas, First Pennsylvania Cavalry, who lost his leg while gallantly leading his regiment in a charge at the battle of Jetersville, on the 5th instant. In them the service lost two of its brightest ornaments. For the many acts of gallantry performed that did not come under my personal observation, I would cheerfully indorse the special notices and recommendations of my subordinate commanders.

I cannot close this report without mentioning the marked good conduct of the command during the whole campaign, and my special indebtedness to my brigade commanders-Brigadier General H. E. Davies, Mackenzie, Gregg, and Smith-and to my battery commanders-Lieuts. J. H. Lord and S. H. Kinney-for their gallantry, cordial support, and the skillful manner in which they handled their commands. Also to the members of my staff for their gallantry and valuable assistant commissary of musters, H. E. Tremain, aide-de-camp, C. Taylor, acting assistant inspector-general; Captains Moore, aide-de-camp, William Harper, provost-marshal, A. H. Bibber, acting aide-de-camp; Lieutenant C. S. Roberts; and Dr. E. J. Marsh, surgeon-in-chief.

Accompanying please find numerical list of casualties of the division.*

I am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,

Major-General Volunteers, Commanding Second Division.

Bvt. Brigadier General J. W. FORSYTH,
Chief of Staff, Cavalry.

*Embodied in table, p. 592.

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My team and I entered this competition after we won a previous competition – 3DS – which was held by the Technion. In fact, when we started our way at BizTEC, the initiative was no more than a general idea after we came up with very basic research. BizTEC was the catalyst that led us to do some serious work on our initiative.
In the program we received close guidance from multi-disciplinary mentors – business, technological, marketing etc. The mentors were very experienced, and eager to guide and support us.
BizTEC’s managing team – Tomer, Danielle, Udi & Asaf – were wonderful and fulfilled any request with great pleasure. The leading mentors – Sasson & Paul – contributed to our understanding of how the process of building a start-up works. In fact, they changed our way of thinking and understanding of all the aspects of market analysis and validation. It led us to make some critical changes in our plans.
When we reached the accelerator stage, things started to get really interesting. We received our own guiding mentor and some excellent lectures by very impressive entrepreneurs (the kind that make you a bit jealous on the one hand, but give you a lot of motivation to try it yourself on the other hand).
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The Black Codes and College Sports

After the passage of the 13th Amendment (1865,) which outlawed slavery, Southern states tried to define the meaning of black freedom by making things as close to slavery as possible. With the enactment of the Black Codes, blacks were freemen but not citizens.

While lawmakers recognized that blacks had some sort of basic rights like the the right to sue and be sued and buy property, the laws restricted black mobility and made them dependent on whites. Some states, for example, outlawed hunting as a way to limit blacks’ ability to procure food on their own, while a Louisiana law in St. Landry Parish ordered “No negro shall sell, barter, or exchange any articles of merchandise or traffic within said parish without the special written permission of his employer, specifying the article of sale, barter, or traffic.”  And every Southern state created a labor system for blacks that forced them to sign annual contracts that withheld wages until after the harvest, what is known as sharecropping.

On this note, St. Landry Parish ruled “Every negro is required to be in the regular service of some white person, or former owner, who shall be held responsible for the conduct of said negro.” True freedom should have meant that they had the right to work, or not work (in today’s language we call this a “right to work state,) and the ability to negotiate a wage. Unfortunately this ugly period in American history is much like today’s NCAA Division I rules. The athlete’s status reminds me of the second verse in Bob Marley’s “Concrete Jungle,” in which he powerfully sung “No chains around my feet, but I am not free. I know that I am bound here in captivity.”

While the NCAA is setup like the slave plantation system and reaps billions of dollars off the unpaid athlete’s backs, the rules regulating the athletes are more akin to the Black Codes, or freedom without citizenship, where athletes cannot earn wages during the season, cannot sell their personal property, and the coach is “responsible for the conduct” of the player. This injustice is highlighted by the recent events at Ohio State, in which players including the star quarterback Terrell Pryor made the school millions of dollars during their careers, but were suspended for violating the NCAA rules. What awful crime did they commit? Essentially they bartered their own property without the permission of the NCAA and forgot that “No negro shall sell, barter, or exchange any articles of merchandise… without the special written permission of his employer.”

In December their coach Jim Tressel, who has now been fired for lying and not immediately turning the offenders in, or violating section 11 of St. Landry Parish’s codes that said “it shall be the duty of every citizen to act as a police officer for the detection of offences and the apprehension of offenders, who shall be immediately handed over to the proper captain or chief of patrol,” suspended the players for the first 5 games of the 2011 season. However, he allowed them to play in the Sugar Bowl that earned each school (Arkansas being the other) $17 million dollars. In order to play in the big game, in which the players did not get paid but got free goodies from sponsors, Tressel forced the players to forfeit their basic fundamental right to seek employment and apply for the NFL draft.

So what should be done?  Nearly 150 years ago the Black Codes infuriated Congress and they passed the Civil Rights Act of 1866, in which they clearly sought to define citizenship and give legal meaning to the freedmen’s lives. The act made citizens of every person born in the United States (except Native Americans) and for the first time federally defined the basic rights of freedom, which including the rights to make contracts, sue and be sued and also inherit, sell and lease property. Congress then made each Southern state reapply back into the union, draft a new state constitution, and ratify the 14th Amendment, which Congress created to strengthen the Civil Rights Act.

In 1866 Terrell Pryor could have sold his own memorabilia. Of course Pryor and other college athletes should legally be allowed to sell their memorabilia and make a contract that garners them a wage. Playing college sports should not forfeit one’s 14th Amendment right.  Congress needs to step in and deal with this injustice. Stop worrying about the BCS and whether these students should be forced to play more games for free in a playoff system, and deal with their rights as American citizens.

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Also out of Chicago, another police extrajudicial murder. The U.S. Attorneys Office said this week that it had launched an investigation into a Chicago police officer who shot a 17 year old 16 times while the teen was walking away. Speaking to a panel of city aldermen on Monday, city Corporation Counsel Stephen Patton recommended that the City Council approve a $5 million settlement with the family of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald.

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Waiting On Wednesday is a weekly blog post hosted by Breaking The Spine. For this week's Waiting On Wednesday I chose *drumroll* The Walking Dead: The Road To Woodbury by Robert Kirkman and Jay Boninsinga

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The zombie plague unleashes its horrors on the suburbs of Atlanta without warning, pitting the living against the dead. Caught in the mass exodus, Lilly Caul struggles to survive in a series of ragtag encampments and improvised shelters. But the Walkers are multiplying. Dogged by their feral hunger for flesh and crippled by fear, Lilly relies on the protection of good Samaritans by seeking refuge in a walled-in town once known as Woodbury, Georgia.

At first, Woodbury seems like a perfect sanctuary. Squatters barter services for food, people have roofs over their heads, and the barricade expands, growing stronger every day. Best of all, a mysterious self-proclaimed leader named Philip Blake keeps the citizens in line. But Lilly begins to suspect that all is not as it seems. . . . Blake, who has recently begun to call himself The Governor, has disturbing ideas about law and order.

Ultimately, Lilly and a band of rebels open up a Pandora’s box of mayhem and destruction when they challenge The Governor’s reign . . . and the road to Woodbury becomes the highway to hell in this riveting follow-up to Robert Kirkman and Jay Bonansinga's New York Times bestselling The Walking Dead: Rise of the Governor.

Author: Robert Kirkman, Jay Bonansinga
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Zombies,zombies,zombies isn't that enough?!? No, well obviously I also really want to see more Backstory into The Walking Dead world. Kirkman has a way of telling a story so visually that it's like a mini movie in your head and seeing as I'm a fan of the show its Also did I mention Zombies??

That wraps up my Waiting on Wednesday, leave me the link to yours so I can check it out as well! Have you heard of this book before? Have you requested it yet on Netgalley? Let me Know In The Comments Below! I love reading your responses.

  1. I love the TV series and I can't wait for season 3. Great pick :D

  2. I haven't heard of this one before but I definitely love to read it now. It sounds very interesting! Great pick and thanks for sharing!
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  3. Zombies! I'm not a big fan, but I bet those who are will love this. Thanks for sharing!

  4. Totally had me at zombies!! I am loving the creepy right now and this one definitely fits in that category!! Awesome pick!

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  5. Oh! Awesome pick! I hadn't even seen this yet....soooooo frickin' excited!

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  6. *Deep breaths* HOW did I not know about this?? Ahhhhh!!! Must. Have. Now. I'm in such serious withdrawal from this show. Thank you SOOOO much for letting me know about this and for stopping by My WoW
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    1. Don't worry I only realized it was releasing a few days ago as well.

  7. I love zombies too!! I've never read a Walking Dead book, but this totally makes me want to. Great choice!

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  8. I hadn't heard about this book before but who doesn't like zombies?! Thank you for sharing it! ^.^ If you want to check out my Waiting On Wednesday you can do so here. :)

    1. Only people who hate zombies are the victims ;)

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Amazon studios still seems like some sort of weird joke to me but apparently it's a real thing and they make movies happen. They've just dropped that they'll be producing the film adaptation of the novel "Seed" which focuses on a family being terrorized by an evil presence that not only wants them to die, but die slowly. No word on director, cast or release date but rest assured you'll know about it as soon as info pops up, along with any new hot deals for your brand new Kindle Hello Kitty cover.

"Paranormal Activity 4" has been given an R rating for language and violence. We're all thinking it... booo no nudity.

Alan Tudyk has signed on to play Stephen A. Douglas in the big screen adaptation of "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter". It's funny because Alan is best know as playing Steve the Pirate in "Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story". If at any point you thought, "Oh does he mean that guy from 'Firefly'?" then I'm going to ask you to leave right now.

Chris Pine, Alex Pettyfer and Shia LaBeouf are all expressing inner desires to play the lead role in the silver screen version of "Preacher". Pettyfer is the only one keeping me from being completely enraged about this and that's only because I have no freakin clue who he is. What's that? The kid from "Beastly" you say? Super! Maybe we can get Kevin Smith to direct and we can just call it a day.

If you don't know who Ray Harryhausen is then you don't know the joys of weird ass stop motion animation of years gone by. You should, that's the point I'm making. Well if not there's a new documentary about the man behind the effect of such classics as "Clash of the Titans" (the good one) and "Jason and the Argonauts" titled "Ray Harryhausen: Special Effects Titan". Bubo, look it up.

In the wake of the recent tragedies in Japan Legendary Pictures has asked Guillermo del Toro to revise the screenplay for his upcoming disaster film "Pacific Rim". The movie focuses around the a group of monsters that attack the earth and threaten to end us all. Click here for ways that you can help in the relief effort.

A boat load of new clips and interviews have popped up on the tubes for the upcoming flick "The Mortician 3D" starring the one and only Method Man as a Mortician. Because when you're putting together a cast you want to get some or all of the Wu-Tang Clan. Puffy is good, but Wu-Tang is better, Wu-Tang is for the children. If you get the reference you're my new best friend.

DJ Caruso, who directed "Eagle Eye", "Disturbia" and "The Salton Sea" has officially signed up to directed "Preacher", a big screen adaptation of the one graphic novel I've read in my lifetime. This of course means it's my favorite graphic novel of all time so I'm super pumped about this. Yeah pictures!

If you're unfortunate enough to have seen "Knightriders" then you probably can't see Tom Savini without having awful flashbacks of him in a Speedo. Well get ready to have a seizure because there's a new documentary coming out focusing on the hairy F/X one titled "Smoke and Mirrors". To get the flash backs going the doc has a new trailer up on the nets, welcome to hell my friends.

Here's a new clip from "Battle: Los Angeles" which reiterated a point I've been making for years. Never trust dogs, ever. Or any animal really. I've got a pet turtle and I would shoot that thing in the face the second I think it's turning on me. You hear me Boxy?! You're nothing!

Sam Mendes talks to MTV about his adaptation of the graphic novel "Preacher", including when we can expect it and whether or not there will be a sequel.

Buried in this interview with Brett Easton Ellis is news about "Silent Hill 2", weird huh? The news is that, according to Ellis, Roger Avary (writer of the original SH film) will be jumping behind the cameras for the sequel. Originally Avary had said that he wouldn't write the film unless the director of the first Christophe Gans returned, but if this news is true it looks like he may have changed his tune.

For serious, people, how many trailers for "Blood: the Last Vampire" have I posted about now? I know a lot of you are anticipating this title, I'm just wondering if this isn't overkill at this point.

Paul Scheer joins the cast of "Piranha 3D". Scheer (Human Giant, Best Week Ever), brings even more comedic talent to a film that's already looking silly as hell. Is it possible that they'll overshoot the "camp" mark and ruin it? Either way, I know I can' wait to find out!

Tons of behind the scenes photos from "Saw VI", including head shots of all the new cast members and some nice BTS shots. Enjoy.