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Hosanna! Ian Koss sings the praises of Rails, and this tome is his undisputed Gospel!
AGILE WEB DEVELOPMENT WITH RAILS BY DAVE THOMAS AND DAVID HEINEMEIER HANSSON Pragmatic / O'Reilly What is Rails, and why is it all the rage? In a nutshell, Rails is a set of code written in Ruby (a relatively young programming language) that provides a whole library and framework of functionality for ...
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#4: Patty's Favorite 'Boy Bands' (Top Quality Rock & Roll). Review by Stein Haukland.
... guys have watched one Teletubbies episode too many. Delta Waves' "Dead David" starts off with this bewildered Star Trek computer voice going off the rails on top of some Third Encounter synthesizer, and ends up in pure Animi land. Freaky. Frankie & The S.E.M.M., meanwhile, tackle "Blowin' In The Wind ...
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November 1999 :: Live Ink :: Billy Bragg (Brent Dey)
... doing the right thing for his fellow mansince his very first album - almost to the point of becoming a nuisance. Like astone in the shoe, Bragg rails about social injustices until your defenses aredown and you have no choice but to give him a listen. "Some of you no doubt camehere tonight because you ...
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February 1998 :: Film :: Bent (Jim Presnell)
... been raped unto death - these too come in the color red, but weaker, less vivid than the ever-present Nazi color. Along the way we see gray steel rails dance in and out of focus symbolically for the journey to the camp. There are a couple of dramatic, claustrophobic scenes in rail cars that seem almost ...
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December 1998 :: Live Ink :: Alachua Music Harvest (Brian Kruger)
... . They rocked harder than I expected, which is good. Noticed that both their guitarists were using tube-emulator amps. They were followed by the Rails, which feature two women singers, the lead singer on acoustic guitar and one who is something of a Jill of all trades, playing mandolin, harmonica, or ...
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February 1999 :: Feature :: All Aboard! (David Lee Beowulf)
What happened to Usonia? by David Lee Beowulf New York City -- 1999. The freezing wind blew through the canyon-like streets of Manhattan. A gust of chilling January air hit Senior Astrogator Chandler in the face as he walked out of Grand Central Station. The twenty-minute, hundred-mile trip from his ...
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So far, the best punk album of the year. And it'll be tough for anyone to ecl...
... all over the place. They're enigmatic ("Aimless in the Face of a Bomb"), full of piss and vinegar ("Three Wheels and a Tank of Nitros," "Ridin' the Rails," and "Trocaderro Riot"), they're also anthemic ("Blood of Heroes") and politically bent ("Raze It" and "T.V. Preacher"). And they're stupid ("The ...
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September 1999 :: Music M-O :: Macha (Matthew Moyer)
... dabblings are still there, but Macha have turned up the power ten more notches, echoing Mogwai and Sonic Youth. The first three songs, "Riding the Rails," "Unil Your Temples are Pounding," and "Man Wants to Be Bird," are absolute beasts. It's as if their first album was amped up and force fed speed ...
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Elm Street (Badman). Review by Terry Eagan.
... along. Yet the second track, "B Minor," calls to mind an entirely different set of visions. The melody makes me thing of sliding over bridges and rails in a steady arc. The rhythms that Lanterna provide are the counterpoint to the streetlights whistling past. At once futuristic and yet rooted in the ...
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March 1998 :: Live :: Brain Surgeons (Rich Pawelczyk)
... , the tunes also provided a nice swift aural kick in the ass. Joe was always good for penning a gem or two on each BOC album and "Dr. Music" and "Hot Rails to Hell" appropriately ended the set. As if this family plot couldn't get any thicker, the lead vocalist of the Brain Surgeons is rock critic Deborah ...
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