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Send us a textIn this episode of the ZAGA Centers Podcast, David, CEO of Bontempi Spain, shares the story behind one of the most trusted dental instrument brands in the sector. From the early days of implantology to the development of the ZAGA Kit, David reflects on 35 years of innovation driven by clinicians' real needs. As a sponsor of the Edentulism Conference 2025, Bontempi will showcase its signature tools, including the ZAGA Kit and a lightweight magnifying helmet, offering practical solutions for zygomatic implantology. Tune in to discover Bontempi's journey, their commitment to quality, and the passion that fuels their continued impact.This episode has been translated using AI-powered technology. Curious about the latest insights from the Edentulism Conference 2025? Discover more on our website: https://bit.ly/EdentulismConference2025BCNOr engage directly with our ZAGA Community by joining the ZAGA Circle, our WhatsApp group, where knowledge and experience in full mouth rehabilitation are shared daily: https://chat.whatsapp.com/HAA4vAj6nl4ApY02m9zMgS

Send us a textVersión en EspañolEn este episodio del ZAGA Centers Podcast, David, CEO de Bontempi España, comparte la historia detrás de una de las marcas de instrumental dental más confiables del sector. Desde los inicios de la implantología hasta el desarrollo del ZAGA Kit, David repasa 35 años de innovación impulsada por las necesidades reales de los clínicos. Como patrocinador de la Edentulism Conference 2025, Bontempi presentará sus herramientas más destacadas, incluyendo el ZAGA Kit y un casco de aumento ligero, ofreciendo soluciones prácticas para la implantología cigomática. Descubre el recorrido de Bontempi, su compromiso con la calidad y la pasión que impulsa su impacto continuo. Curious about the latest insights from the Edentulism Conference 2025? Discover more on our website: https://bit.ly/EdentulismConference2025BCNOr engage directly with our ZAGA Community by joining the ZAGA Circle, our WhatsApp group, where knowledge and experience in full mouth rehabilitation are shared daily: https://chat.whatsapp.com/HAA4vAj6nl4ApY02m9zMgS

Extrait : « … Y a rien à faire, dès le départ, cette chanson m'a attrapé, pour ne plus me lâcher. Faut dire que Gros Naze, quand il était toup'ti, il a joué au piano, et pas sur un orgue Bontempi non, sur un vrai, avec des touches aux pieds pour les effets sonores qu'au début j'avais du mal à atteindre. Je m'en veux terriblement de ne pas avoir persévéré, aujourd'hui, p'tet que je serais le nouveau Rachmaninov, mais me fallait choisir entre les filles et le piano, forcément y a pas eu débat très longtemps. C'est fou le nombre de trucs que j'ai abandonnés pour les filles, le piano, le foot, le judo et le karaté, la gloire, les médailles olympiques, les salles combles, un Steinway & Sons pour moi tout seul. Mais bon, faut pas regretter, on se marre bien aussi avec les filles … »Pour commenter les épisodes, tu peux le faire sur ton appli de podcasts habituelle, c'est toujours bon pour l'audience. Mais également sur le site web dédié, il y a une section Le Bar, ouverte 24/24, pour causer du podcast ou de musique en général, je t'y attends avec impatience. Enfin, si tu souhaites me soumettre une chanson, c'est aussi sur le site web que ça se passe. Pour soutenir Good Morning Music et Gros Naze :1. Abonne-toi2. Laisse-moi un avis et 5 étoiles sur Apple Podcasts, ou Spotify et Podcast Addict3. Partage ton épisode préféré à 3 personnes autour de toi. Ou 3.000 si tu connais plein de monde.Good Morning Music Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

En el tramo final del programa picoteamos en la programación de la XXXIV edición del festival Purple Weekend de León que se celebra este fin de semana con Temples o Kula Shaker como cabezas de cartel. Entre las novedades suenan los nuevos discos de Kurt Baker, Marcel Bontempi o los gallegos Terbutalina. Playlist;KURT BAKER “Rock ‘n’ Roll Club” (Rock ‘n’ Roll Club, 2023)LOS ANDES feat LUKAH BOO “Todo pasa” (Backgammonesque EP, 2023)THE DAHLMANNS “Lonely boys brigade” (All dahled up, reed 2023)THE DAHLMANNS “Already gone” (All dahled up, reed 2023)Versión y Original; EAGLES “Already gone” (1974)DOCTOR EXPLOSION y JAIME URRUTIA “Pitusa” (single, 2023)TERBUTALINA “Sempre fresco” (Era Cabra, 2023)VENTURI “La noria” (adelanto próximo álbum)POWERSOLO “Six foot six” (Jambalaya extra spicy, 2023)MARCEL BONTEMPI “The golem” (single, 2023)TEMPLES “Shelter song” (single, 2012)KULA SHAKER “Waves” (single, 2023)THE SHADRACKS “Barefoot on the pavement” (From human like forms, 2023)LOGAN'S CLOSE “Heart shaped jacuzzi” (single 2023)THE LIQUORICE EXPERIMENT “The devil” (How many lies, 2023)Escuchar audio

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Nuestra oxidada marmita rebosa novedades con sabor a rocknroll de muchos pelajes. Playlist; LOLA LOLA “Magic sand” (Double feature Vol. 5, 2023) MARCEL BONTEMPI “Eighteen” (Double feature Vol. 5, 2023) THE PINE HILL HAINTS “Satchel paige blues” (The song companion of a lone star cowboy, 2021) THE FUZILLIS “No hay guacamole” (Grind a go-go Vol. 2, 2023) LOS TIKI PHANTOMS “Mar de fuego” (Y el enigma del tiempo, 2022) MAMBO JAMBO ARKESTRA “Flaming hips” (El Gran Ciclón, 2023) BARRENCE WHITFIELD and THE SAVAGES “I’ll be gone” (Glory, 2023) Versión y Original; FREDDIE SCOTT “I’ll be gone” (1967) CYANIDE PILLS “Day after day” (Soundtrack to the new cold war, 2023) POINTED STICKS “Out of luck” (1979) GLEN MATLOCK “Magic carpet ride” (Consequences coming, 2023) THE DAMNED “Beware of the clown” (Darkadelic, 2023) SEÑOR NO “El árbol” (Vol.1, 2023) RICKY GIL and BISCUIT “Hi ha gent” (Artefactes sonors de l’underground català, 2023) ADIÓS AMORES “Humo negro” (adelanto próximo álbum) MUJERES “Diciendo que me quieres” (adelanto del álbum “Desde flores y entrañas”) Escuchar audio

On episode 327 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, we are joined by Oceanographer and former NASA Deputy Director of Earth Sciences, Dr. Paula Bontempi. Dr. Bontempi spent over 16 years as the program manager for Ocean Biology and Biogeochemistry at NASA Headquarters, as well as the Lead for NASA's Carbon Cycle and Ecosystems Focus Area and the agency's Carbon Cycle Science research lead, before becoming the Earth Science Division's Acting Deputy Director in 2019. She is currently the Dean of the Graduate School of Oceanography at the University of Rhode Island. Currently, Dr. Bontempi is currently a part of the NASA independent UAP Study team. Today, she discusses the recent NASA UAP public meeting, what the expect with the upcoming public UAP report, and the importance and role of our oceans in the study of UAP and beyond. Follow Dr. Paula Bontempi on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/drpaulabontempiVOTE for us in the People's Choice Podcast Awards: www.podcastawards.comOrder Ryan's new book: https://a.co/d/4KNQnM4Patreon: www.patreon.com/somewhereskiesWebsite: www.somewhereintheskies.comYouTube Channel: CLICK HEREBook your Cameo video with Ryan at: https://bit.ly/3kwz3DOOfficial Store: CLICK HEREBuy Somewhere in the Skies coffee: https://bit.ly/3rmXuapOrder Ryan's older book: https://amzn.to/3PmydYCEmail Ryan directly at: Ryan.Sprague51@gmail.comTik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ryansprague51Twitter: @SomewhereSkiesInstagram: @SomewhereSkiesPodRead Ryan's Articles by CLICKING HEREOpening Theme Song, "Ephemeral Reign" by Per KiilstofteCopyright © 2023 Ryan Sprague. All rights reserved.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/somewhere-in-the-skies. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jugosa selección de novedades que arranca con el nuevo álbum de Iguana Death Cult, el disco “Echo palace” con el que los holandeses dan un muy interesante paso adelante sin perder el ritmo de baile. Divertido tributo de los guipuzcoanos Munlet a los marcianos Devo, Marcel Bontempi versionando a The Sonics o anuncios de las visitas de The Mummies o Miranda and the Beat. Play it loud!Playlist;IGUANA DEATH CULT “Paper straws (Echo Palace, 2023)IGUANA DEATH CULT “Echo Palace” (Echo Palace, 2023)CÁPSULA “Sombra” (adelanto próximo álbum)MUNLET “El ser que quiero” (Plays Devo, 2023)Versión y original; DEVO “Girl u want” (Freedom of choice, 1980)DOCTOR EXPLOSION “Paleto” (Superioridad moral, 2023)THE BLACK LIPS “Hooker Jon” (Sing in a world that’s falling apart, 2020)SAMMY THE HILLBILLY BEATNIK “Run for your life” (Pickin’ on the Beatles, 2023)MARCEL BONTEMPI “The witch” (The Witch 7’’, 2023)THE BOMBORAS “Blowback” (Songs from beyond, 2023)THE MUMMIES “Die” (Runnin' On Empty Volume One, 1996)THE KONGSMEN “Chimpanzee” (On Campus, 2010)POWERSOLO “See her” (Jambalaya extra spicy, 2023)MISS CHAIN and THE BROKEN HEELS “Wild wind” (adelanto del próximo álbum)MIRANDA and THE BEAT “Sweat” (adelanto próximo álbum)LOS IMPOSIBLES “Phobophobia #3” (Escarlata?, 2022) Escuchar audio

Di ristorazione francese versus ristorazione italiana, di ricerca, di vino 0-0-0 e dimensioni del pene.

Dave Berry want's your cool badge, especially yours Producer Old Swiss! And 5 Words 5 Grand becomes the new Out Out.

Bonjour, la BOUFFE. On va parler des différentes options pour se restaurer à Avengers Campus et de ce qu'on en a pensé, parce qu'on a quasiment tout testé (vous nous connaissez, non ?) Buffet, fast-food, foodtrucks, y a tout qui y passe. On peut même avouer qu'on a testé TOUS les menus adultes. OK, y en a qu'un.    Au programme, donc : du foodtruck avec les hot-dogs de Captain America et de Hulk et le cheesecake magique. Originaux ? Bons ? Rentables ? Les nouilles, atomes, perles ou boules de coco et mangues de Spidère-man : Cher ? Peu ? ARNACK ???  Les SANDWICHS REUBEN DU CAFE DES CASCADEURS euh du SUPER DINER... Bien ? Bof ? Bouh ? Expérience ULTIME de food à DLP ? Corned BEEF ET CHOUCROUTE POUR LA WIN ? Stark Factory, réservé aux Stark Factoriches qui peuvent se payer une pizza en trois fous, ou aux enfants qui prendront des portions adultes ? Les pâtes, combien y en a ? ON LES A COMPTÉES ! (faux) Pym Kitchen ou Pym Kitcheum ? C'est bon ? C'est cher ? C'est bien ? C'est beau ? C'est adapté aux vegans ou pas ? Tout, tout, tout vous saurez tout DESSUS. C'est bien ou c'est réservé aux Antalgiques (le nom des fans d'Ant-Man, sans doute)   Bref, vous l'avez compris, on va parler BOUFFE. MANGER. NOURRITURE. RESTOS et PRIX tels des JEAN-PIERRE PERNAULT DE COMBIEN ÇA COÛTE. ET SI C'EST TROP CHER, ON FERA APPEL À JULIEN COURBET !   Et oui, j'ai un PROBLÈME avec MA TOUCHE DE MAJUSCULE. Ça vous ENQUIQUINE ? BATANPI. Comme les claviers BONTEMPI. HAHAHA.   Pensez à écouter les podcasts de la Disney's Music Box et à nous soutenir en mettant des étoiles et en nous partageant ! Découvrez également nos offres sur Patreon et sur la boutique Utip !

Nueva selección de grandes canciones del siglo XX versionadas por bandas y artistas de generaciones posteriores. Playlist; (sintonía) THE CHARADES “Mrs Robinson” (Simon and Garfunkel) THE COAL PORTERS “Paint it black” (The Rolling Stones) DEX ROMWEBER DUO “So sad about us” (The Who) CAMPER VAN BEETHOVEN “I’m not like everybody else” (The Kinks) MR DAVID VINER “Should I stay or should I go” (The Clash) GROOVIE GHOULIES “A message to pretty” (Love) TELEVISION PERSONALITIES “Bike” (Pink Floyd) DEVO “Working in a coalmine” (Lee Dorsey) FU MANCHU “Freedom of choice” (Devo) DEVIL DOGS “Palasides park” (Freddy Cannon) THE DIRTY DENIMS “Bad reputation” (Joan Jett) ROBERT PEHRSSON’S HUMBUCKER “I need to know (Tom Petty) TOMMY and THE ROCKETS “Out of luck” (Pointed Sticks) THE HILLBILLY MOON EXPLOSION “Chick habit” (France Gall, April March) SHONEN KNIFE “Love is like a heatwave” (Martha Reeves and The Vandellas) DR BONTEMPI’S SNAKE OIL COMPANY “Who do you love” (Bo Diddley) MUD “Oh boy” (Buddy Holly) Escuchar audio

James Lino dialoga com Daniela Bontempi - Dialogo em Dialogos de Verso em Versos

L'info Expresso - Pourquoi sommes-nous attachés à certains objets ? - Les effets du sport sur notre corps selon le moment de la journée Le winner du jour : - Le facteur ne distribuait pas le courrier - Il va marcher 4000 kilomètres de Paris à Alger La chanson du jour : Eddy Grant "Gimme Hope Jo'anna" Le savoir inutile : Chez les corbeaux, on respecte la démocratie Le Flash-Back du Double Expresso : l'orgue électronique Bontempi (années 70 et 80) Le bonus du Double Expresso : C'est Julia Garner qui incarnera Madonna dans un biopic Le jeu surprise (qui suis-je ?) : Amandine de Padoux près d'Epinal remporte un séjour pour 4 au Parc Astérix La Banque RTL2 : Muriel de Valence remporte une Samsung S22 +une Samsung Watch. Julien de Cannes remporte le DVD du film "Super-héros malgré lui" & Le double vinyle "Money For Nothing" de Dire Straits.

Simone vi propone il suo nuovo brano, che si intitolata "Oplà". Grazie alla piattaforma Soundtrap for education i ragazzi creano brani musicali con i loop, ascoltate che energia! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radiomatta9/message

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Ventiquattresima puntata della terza stagione della rubrica, nel canale spreaker J-TACTICS, dedicata alle women ed alle giovanili della Juventus, J-WORLD.L'atteso big match della sedicesima giornata di Serie A Femminile finisce in parità, con il distacco di tre punti in favore delle Juventus Women che rimane invariato.A Vinovo le bianconere e la Roma danno vita a una gara ad alta intensità: padrone di casa in vantaggio nel primo tempo con l'autorete di Soffia, giallorosse in gol nella ripresa con Làzaro per il definitivo 1-1.La corsa scudetto resta aperta, con il Sassuolo pronto a inserirsi e all'orizzonte l'impegno di Coppa Italia contro il Milan.Un'altra prova di carattere permette alla Juventus Under23 di tornare dalla trasferta di Sesto San Giovanni con tre punti in più in classifica.Contro la Pro Sesto decide un gol nel finale di Koni De Winter, al rientro post infortunio.Un successo che proietta i ragazzi di Mister Zauli a quota 46 punti, ampiamente all'interno della griglia play-off.Questo è il sesto risultato utile consecutivo dei bianconeri che hanno ottenuto in queste ultime gare quattro vittorie e due pareggi.A pochi giorni dalla storica vittoria in Youth League contro l'AZ Alkmaar non era facile trovare le giuste energie fisiche e mentali per affrontare una gara molto complicata come quella contro la Sampdoria, ma la Juventus Under19 è uscita da Bogliasco con tre punti pesantissimi.Al Centro Sportivo “3 Campanili” i bianconeri vincono 4-1 al termine di una prestazione matura, da grande squadra.Dopo l'1-1 della prima frazione, che ha visto Chibozo aprire le marcature prima del pareggio blucerchiato firmato da Bontempi, nella seconda metà della ripresa la gara è stata definitivamente chiusa nell'arco di cinque minuti con il gol di Mulazzi e la doppietta di Turicchia.Una Juventus Under19 sfortunata esce senza punti dalla trasferta emiliana contro il Bologna.A Casteldebole il match tra bianconeri e rossoblù si chiude con la vittoria per 1-0 dei padroni di casa grazie alla rete al 2' di Paananen. La squadra di Mister Bonatti prova a più riprese a recuperare lo svantaggio, ma la parata di Bagnolini sul calcio di rigore di Iling e la traversa di Omic su calcio di punizione, oltre a diverse occasioni non capitalizzate, non le permettono di trovare il pareggio.Bel successo anche per l'Under17 di Mister Pedone che esce dalla trasferta ligure contro la Sampdoria con tre punti e senza aver subìto gol.Al Centro Sportivo "3 Campanili" i bianconeri vincono 2-0 grazie alle reti di Anghelè e Vacca, entrambe messe a segno nella prima frazione.Con questa vittoria i bianconeri scavalcano i blucerchiati e salgono al terzo posto in graduatoria.Pokerissimo per l'Under16 di Mister Panzanaro, in trasferta, nel derby contro il Torino.L'avvio di gara dei bianconeri è strepitoso con tre gol, di Nobile, Biliboc e Pisano, nei primi tredici minuti di gara.I granata provano a rientrare in partita con il gol di Rossi, ma nella ripresa Finocchiaro (dalla panchina) e Scarpetta chiudono definitivamente i giochi sul 5-1.Juve prima in classifica a quota 32 punti (il Monza, secondo, è a quota 27 punti).Finisce 1-1 l'altro derby del week-end tra l'Under15 di Mister Benesperi e quella del Torino.Al gol del vantaggio bianconero firmato da Verde risponde, sempre nella prima frazione, Casadei.Juve seconda in graduatoria a due lunghezze dal Cagliari primo.Un successo netto quello delle Under19 bianconere di Coach Piccini che, tra le mura amiche, superano 5-1 le pari età della Pro Sesto. Arcangeli e Ferrari aprono le marcature e permettono alla Primavera bianconera di chiudere sul 2-0 la prima frazione. In avvio di ripresa il gol della Pro Sesto con Citelli riapre il match solo per qualche minuto prima che le reti di Pfattner, di Ferrari (doppietta per lei) e di Magliano che non giocava da maggio per la rottura del legamento crociato.Con questi tre punti le bianconere salgono a quota 37, sempre in vetta alla classifica.Altra vittoria seppur di misura in ambito femminile.Le giovani bianconere dell'Under17 femminile sconfiggono per 1-0 le pari età del Genoa nel match valido per il campionato nazionale.Sonora sconfitta invece, per le ragazze dell'Under17 femminile che perdono 4-1 dalle pari età dello Spazio Talent nel match valido per il campionato giovanissimi Prov. Maschile.Infine, l'under15 femminile sconfigge con un perentorio 5-0 le ragazze del Freedom, nel match valido per il campionato nazionale.Non mancherà poi uno sguardo ai prossimi impegni delle women e delle giovanili:Milan-Juventus Women,Coppa Italia femminile,Gara di Andata di semifinale,Sabato 12 marzo, ore 14.30,“Centro sportivo Vismara”-Milano.Juventus-Südtirol Under23,Domenica 13 marzo, ore 14.30,"Stadio Giuseppe Moccagatta" -Alessandria.Juve-Hellas Verona Under19,Sabato 12 marzo, ore 10.Juve-Liverpool Under19,(Uefa Youth League)Martedì 15 marzo, ore 16.Juve-Sassuolo Under17,Domenica 13 marzo, ore 15.30.Juve-Como Under16,Domenica 13 marzo, ore 13.15.Juve-Como Under15,Domenica 13 marzo, ore 11.30.Tavagnacco-Juve Under19 femm.,Domenica 13 marzo, ore 15.Juve-Boys Calcio Under17 femm.,(Campionato nazionale).Juve-Lesna Gold Under17 femm.,(Campionato giovanissimi Prov. Maschile).Femm. Juventus-Juventus Under15 femm.,Sabato 12 marzo, ore 17.Anche quest'anno sarà nostra guida nel mondo Juve, il sempre competente e preciso amico Roberto Loforte, Fuori rosa TV.

Terceiro episódio da série sobre a Certificação GRP (Global Remuneration Professional), da WorldAtWork - que você pode tirar, no Brasil, por meio da Forhma! Desta vez, entrevistamos a professora do módulo de Comunicação Estratégica em Remuneração Total, a Natasha Bontempi.Batemos um papo sobre alguns pontos chave de uma comunicação efetiva com uma convidada competente e com muita bagagem. Passeamos sobre quais as formas e ferramentas dessa comunicação , além de outra reflexões importantes. A gente também ficou sabendo um pouco mais sobre a estrutura, módulos e metodologias da certificação que a Forhma oferece. Confira!

In questa intervista tratta dalla diretta RVS del 14 luglio 2021, Claudio Coppini e Roberto Vacca commentano alcune notizie del giorno con il sociologo Marco Bontempi. Tra i temi toccati: l'Italia è divisa sul Green Pass nei locali mentre si assiste a una ripresa significativa del virus; il ddl Zan supera il primo scoglio in Senato. La trasmissione dedicata all'attualità su RVS – condotta da Claudio Coppini e Roberto Vacca – la potete ascoltare ogni giorno dal lunedì al venerdì dalle ore 8 alle ore 10 L'articolo “Sfogliando il giornale” con Marco Bontempi (14 luglio 2021) è stato appena pubblicato su HopeMedia Italia.

In questa intervista tratta dalla diretta RVS dell' 1 luglio 2021, Claudio Coppini e Roberto Vacca commentano alcune notizie del giorno con il sociologo Marco Bontempi. Tra i temi toccati: Conte e i vertici del Movimento 5 stelle pronti a sfiduciare Grillo; il Consiglio delle Chiese Cristiane di Firenze. La trasmissione dedicata all'attualità su RVS – condotta da Claudio Coppini e Roberto Vacca – la potete ascoltare ogni giorno dal lunedì al venerdì dalle ore 8 alle ore 10 L'articolo “Sfogliando il giornale” con Marco Bontempi (1 luglio 2021) è stato appena pubblicato su HopeMedia Italia.

King Crimson - Cadence And Cascade (1970) There are versions with Greg Lake and Gordon Haskell singing lead floating around. Now the rarely heard version with Boz Burrell, who I think was being groomed as a kind of heartthrob in mid-60s England but ended up learning bass from Bob Fripp of King Crimson. Then he joined Bad Company and didn't sing a note. KC must have really believed in this song. Their second album was a virtual carbon copy of their first.  Don Potter - Unchain My Heart (1978)  Caravan - The Love in Your Eye (Live) (1974) A more energetic Moody Blues, a far better band than Barclay James Harvest, Caravan never reached any sort of appreciable sales, but they were pretty interesting. Using a full orchestra in the studio and live before even Renaissance, listening to them reminded me of that same old pop vs. prog de-evolution that so many prog bands ended up suffering.  Elizabeth C. Farrell for New York State Assembly (1968) Anti-hippie political campaign flexi-disc. Elizabeth C. (Betty) Farrell was a New York State Assembly candidate for the 138th district in 1968. Embryo - Wajang Woman (1976) Family - In My Own Time (1971) Family - The Weavers Answer (1970)  Sri Darwin Gross - With Eckankar(1972) Religion ruins everything. It's a constant scam with willing, gullible fools who keep pumping money and mindpower into what they hope is salvation of a permanent kind. But it's all a big grift. All of it.  And so it was with a fellow named Paul Twitchell, who started a loony off-shoot of Scientology called Eckankar. This was around 1964. When he died in 1971, his wife chose Darwin Gross as his successor. And this album was released. It's pretty high-quality backing for such a mediocre singer. Judge for yourself!  Family - Burlesque (1972) The bass player is our own prog god John Wetton! This was what he was doing between Mogul Thrash and King Crimson. I wonder if HE sang "Cadence and Cascade" at one time. This is a combination of boogie and prog if there ever was one. Wetton's playing style is instantly recognizable.  Frank Pellico - Shaft (1976) Pellico played the stadium organs for both the Chicago Cubs (Wrigley) and the Blackhawks (United Center). Funny Bone – Ride On Bones (1977) I love this record. Calvin Arnold recorded singles until the '80s. Worked with Fats Domino in 1970. I owe Fats a show.  Chatham - Hump Up (197?) Johnny Watson - Unchain My Heart (1967) Before recording his own hits in the '70s and doing stuff with early acolyte Frank Zappa, he was sort of like James Brown on this release, an instrumental album without the "Guitar" part in his name.  Lennie Macdonald - Sad City Woman (1975) Featuring Mike Giles on drums. You know. MICHAEL Giles, the first drummer for....King Crimson. The violin solo features Wilf Gibson, who played with Electric Light Orchestra on their first two albums. Wilf played on LOTS of stuff in the decade. Including CARAVAN, and, most notably, on Kiki Dee's most popular album, I've Got The Music In Me. That was released on Elton John's label.  The singer sounds just like Gerry Rafferty. Or vice-versa.  De Maskers - Unchain My Heart (1967) I should have played this, their 1965 collaboration with what must have been an increasingly desperate Chubby Checker. Next time. I just love this cover. De Maskers (The Masks) was a Dutch pop group. The mask gimmick lasted a year, maybe?  Streetwalkers - Me and Me Horse and Me Rum (1976) From Discogs: In 1974 Roger Chapman and Charlie Whitney formed a band with a fluid line up including Family and King Crimson members. They released an album "Chapman Whitney Streetwalkers" the same year. In 1975 guitarist and vocalist Bobby Tench from The Jeff Beck Group. They released three studio albums as Streetwalkers, before disbanding in 1977.  Also on this record: Wilf Gibson.  Boz - Isn't That So  (1966) Neoton Familia - California Dreamin' (1978) Hungarian disco for you.  NGC-4594 - Skipping Through the Night (1968) The name refers to the designation for the Sombrero Galaxy in the New General Catalogue of Nebulae and Clusters of Stars or NGC. I hate The Doors and their influence on bands that tried the same thing they were trying to do.  Painted Faces - Lost You In My Mind (1967) Chapman-Whitney - Parisienne High Heels (1974) Another collaboration featuring John Wetton and Michael Giles who played in different iterations of King Crimson. Great song. Roger Chapman's voice is a little offputting at first, but these songs are uniformly interesting.  Roger Chapman and The Shortlist - Prisoner (1981) More good stuff despite the cheesy '80s synth, and more John Wetton on bass.  Sakura (櫻花) - Papa's Got a Brand New Bag (1971) Shankar Ganesh - Coca Cola (198?) From the liner notes of the compilation: "Play That Beat Mr. Raja" is the very first compilation dedicated to Tamil recordings in the West. It explores the wild shores of these late 80's Kollywood music productions. With an avalanche of cinematic strings, analog synths, mind-blowing vocal punchlines, and drumkit earthquakes mixed with folkloric percussive elements, it reveals the audacity of composers such as Ilayaraja, Shankar Ganesh, or Hamsalekha. Covering an impressive range of styles, it features Kamal Hassan's vocoded rap "Vikram Vikram", Shankar Ganesh's disco stomper "Coca Cola", and the irresistible Bontempi instrumental "Love Theme", among many other hits. Straddling boundaries between traditional southern Indian identity and digested western influences, these selected oddities remain a lesson of creativity and freedom in the world of soundtracks, with their stunning incorporation of the most typical of 80s tools in a classical context, and constant love for daring structures and demented arrangements. Sri Darwin Gross - At The Grassroots (1972) You are Soul, an eternal, creative being. Unlimited. Divine. Does something inside you long to know life’s purpose? To make sense of the world around you? Eckankar is an active, individual, creative spiritual practice. A companion and road map for your journey home—to the heights of Self-Discovery and God-Discovery, and beyond. Come along and discover the most secret part of yourself. The key to spiritual freedom lies within you. Shigeko Toya - Unchain My Heart (1973)  Mell Martin - Space Oddity (1980) Sri Darwin Gross - It Just Is! (1972)

Jeder kennt das: Dein Lieblingsbuch wird von gewissenlosen Einzellern verfilmt, das geliebte, erste Computerspiel erscheint als schnöde Low-Budget-Realverfilmung und Der kleine Prinz kehrt als geistlose 3D-TV-Serie ins Kinderprogramm zurück. Verbrechen ohne Zahl. Wir klagen an!

It's still National Science Week 2020, so what a great time to talk to a couple of NASA scientists with high-profile job titles. This episode we learn about NASA's Earth Science Division from Dr Paula Bontempi, who at the time of recording held the position of Acting Deputy Director Earth Sciences Division NASA*. Whoa! We also chat to Dr Jeremy Werdell who is the NASA PACE Project Scientist (NASA Goddard Space Flight Centre). Double Whoa!  *Dr Bontempi's current affiliation is as the Dean of the Graduate School of Oceanography, University of Rhode Island.   

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.07.07.191536v1?rss=1 Authors: Svanera, M., Bontempi, D., Benini, S., Muckli, L. Abstract: AO_SCPLOWBSTRACTC_SCPLOWUltra high field MRI enables sub-millimetre resolution imaging of human brain, allowing to disentangle complex functional circuits across different cortical depths. The capability of using these innovative scanners at 7 Tesla (7T) poses new challenges, as for example those related to the current lack of standardised acquisition protocols, and of automatised pipelines for image analysis. Segmentation, meant as the partition of MR brain images in multiple anatomical classes, is an essential step in many functional and structural neuroimaging studies. In this work, we design and test CEREBRUM-7T, an optimised end-to-end CNN architecture, that allows to segment a whole 7T T1w MRI brain volume at once, without the need of partitioning it into 2D or 3D tiles. Despite deep learning (DL) methods are recently starting to emerge in 3T literature, to the best of our knowledge, CEREBRUM-7T is the first example of DL architecture directly applied on 7T data with the purpose of segmentation. Training is performed in a weakly supervised fashion, since it exploits a ground-truth (GT) not exempt from errors. The generated model is able to produce accurate multi-structure segmentation masks on six different classes, in only few seconds. In the experimental part, a combination of objective numerical evaluations, and subjective analysis carried out by experienced neuroimaging users, confirms that the proposed solution outperforms the GT it was trained on in segmentation accuracy, and it is suitable for many neuroimaging studies. Furthermore, to allow replicability and encourage extensions, we release the code, 7T data (145 volumes), and other materials, including the GT and the survey. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

Culto de 21 de agosto de 2016 com o Pr. Alessandro Bontempi e a mensagem relacionamento com Deus.

It's another winning episode of DJ Del's rockin' radio program, "Go Kat, GO!" with 3 big hours of the BEST new rockin' music including fresh tunes from Bo Walton & Red Alert, Robert Gordon, Darrel Higham, Elvis Cantu', The Gary Hiland Trio, Bloodshot Bill, Dr. Bontempi's Snake Oil Co., Jimy Dale Richardson, The Spuny Boys, Pike Cavalero & MORE! The greatest rockabillies from yesteryear teamed up with the brightest stars from tomorrow make each episode of "Go Kat, GO! The Rock-A-Billy Show!" good to the last BOP!

Having not played in Sheffield for over a year, Cabaret Voltaire are back in action on home turf, within a month of their legendary gig with Throbbing Gristle. It's for a good cause, a benefit gig for a just-opened venue called The Leadmill. Roger goes along to check out the band and the people.Guest voice: Amy Sharp.Intro and outro music: Simon Elliott-Kemp.Artwork: Rionagh.Sound FX courtesy of Zapsplat and Freesound.org.With special thanks to:Avnonsen - ney.Zuluonedrop - bass.dkustic - applause.LincolnLog - control voltage / gate.Suonho - "ambienta".Vincent Sermon - drums.Quorn_seven - Bontempi.Stondi - drone.Stomachache - guitar.

One of the most un-nerving interviews I ever did was with one of the nicest guys in the business - the late Graeme Wright. Listening back to this conversation in 1984, you can tell that I inadvertently caused offence when talking about Farfisa and Bontempi organs. I don't think he ever forgave me! Graeme sadly passed away in 2015 and my broadcasting colleague Alan Ashton recorded a special tribute programme on Organ1st Radio (http://organradio.com/archive/) in Show 96 August 2015. As someone cited on a tribute website: "The guy that taught me to play always maintained Graeme Wright was the best British organist of his generation on the basis of being peerless when it came to making cheap organs sound expensive". How right he was. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/communitykeyboards/message

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Turn out the lights! Turn up the volume! Time for the rockin' Aztec Werewolf, DJ Del Villarreal and his Wednesday night platter party: hear NEW tunes from Darrel Higham, Urban Zotel, Ross & The Wildest, Marti Brom, Devil Doll and Dr. Bontempi's Snake Oil Co. and an exclusive LIVE interview with John Wells of Vintage Torque Fest fame! This is Wednesday, April 29th, 2020 episode of the Rockabilly Radio broadcast, heard 8 til 11 pm EST / 5-8 pm PST ...it's good to the last bop! ™

Here Comes Quizm #3Oh yes – the music quiz that puts the TRAINERS to the ANUS is BACK. You know the drill: 42 questions, seven rounds, and an elderly woman throwing down on a Bontempi organ, put together and fired out by the host of the world’s greatest podcast about old episodes of Top Of The Pops. TUCK IN, POP-CRAZED YOUNGSTERS!HERE IS THE ANSWER SHEETHERE IS ROUND NUMBER ONE - THE PICTURE ROUND AND HERE IS THE DOWNLOAD LINKAnd don’t forget: if you’re throwing money at us on Patreon, you get this three days earlier…Subscribe | Facebook | Twitter | Chart Music WikiSubscribe to us on iTunes here. Support us on Patreon here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Vandaag een Marcel Bontempi special bij Train To Nowhere. Natuurlijk hoor je de maestro zelf maar ook The Monstesas en Jo Alan.

USMARADIO per San Marino Design Workshop 2019 Anche quest'anno siamo partner dell'annuale iniziativa che per un'intera settimana approfondisce temi di ricerca e progetti di interesse dell'Università coinvolgendo studenti, designer, professionisti e docenti di Unirsm Design. Il problema delle migrazioni e del cambiamento climatico sono tra le tematiche più controverse e di maggiore complessità del mondo contemporaneo. Ascoltiamo come il design possa giocare un ruolo attivo andando alla scoperta del Workshop 02 intitolato "Per coloro che son sospesi" condotto da Alessio Abdolahian e del Workshop 06 "Civichacking" guidato da Emanuele Bonetti e Loredana Bontempi dello Studio Parco di Yellowstone.

L'Associazione Etica e Sport ha assegnato per il nono anno i premi intitolati a Maurizio Laudi e Rinaldo Bontempi. Il premio si divide nelle categorie Enti pubblici e privati, associazioni e società sportive, atleti dirigenti e tecnici, scuole e comunicatori. In più è giunto alla quarta edizione il Premio Europeo.Con il presidente dell'associazione Giorgio Viglino abbiamo parlato delle origini del premio e dei vincitori di quest'anno.Abbiamo intervistato il vincitore del premio per la comunicazione, il giornalista Rai Lorenzo Roata.

Ob Eminent, Wersi, Hohner oder Bontempi, Heimorgeln eroberten die Wohnzimmer der 70er und 80er Jahre. Doch plötzlich waren sie wieder verschwunden und die Home-Keyboards übernahmen das Feld. Was macht die Faszination einer Heimorgel aus und gibt es zum Keyboard überhaupt Unterschiede, darüber sprechen wir in dieser Episode und zeigen, wie man mit Korg Module ein Keyboard auf den neuesten Stand bringen kann.

Peter und Thomas trinken im versifften Proberaum Bier, reden über Musiklehrer, Bontempi und Casio Orgeln, und ob Schlagzeug-Solisten oder Karaoke-Sänger die grösseren Selbstdarsteller sind.

Welcome to another edition of "Community Keyboards" produced and presented by Ian Wolstenholme and also broadcast available on Oldham Community Radio 99.7FM - www.oldhamcommunityradio.com. Featuring all that's best from the King of Instruments in all its guises - from the mighty classical and theatre organ pipe organs to the latest in digital home keyboards and beyond. Music old and new from international, national, local and amateur performers plus regular guest interviews, news, information and features exclusively available on this channel. Don't forget to tell you friends, share the programme and feel free to comment on anything you would like to hear. Special guests this month: Graeme Wright talks about Bontempi and Farfisa organs --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/communitykeyboards/message

La produzione de Le Cantorie è attualmente di circa 70.000 bottiglie l’anno, raggiunte esclusivamente con le uve provenienti dai vigneti collinari dell’azienda e ottenute con una premura e una passione per la vigna che hanno radici lontane nel tempo e che si ricollegano inevitabilmente a LUIGI BONTEMPI soprannominato sin da bambino "Balenc", il cui amore per la terra ha ispirato la nascita di questa nuova realtà vitivinicola. LE CANTORIE è una delle cantine più arroccate della Franciacorta, al culmine della collina di Casaglio in territorio di Gussago, provincia di Brescia.Le cantorie deve il suo nome all’appellativo dialettale della collina su cui domina la cantina; L’origine di questo termine “le canturie” si può ricondurre all’interpretazione che si fonda sulla più autentica tradizione locale.Fra gli anziani del luogo c’è chi afferma che il termine sia stato adottato per la particolare morfologia della collina, che aprendosi esattamente alle spalle del paese, è in una posizione strategica: baciata dal sole di giorno e pronta ad accogliere la luce lunare la notte, queste particolari condizioni insieme ad un clima favorevole spingono le cicale a cantare all’unisono durante il periodo vendemmiale sia di giorno che di notte.I terreni de Le Cantorie appartengono tutti al confine orientale della Franciacorta, e sono tutti in posizione collinare in una vallata dalla conformazione specifica, con terrazzamenti che sembrano disegnati, i quali si ergono ripidi sulle pendici collinari e muri a secco di pietra bianca calcarea, uniti in un contesto armonioso, regalando un colpo d’occhio emozionante.Le Cantorie utilizza solo uve provenienti dai vigneti di proprietà dell’azienda e ottenute con una premura e una passione per la vigna che hanno radici lontane nel tempo, ottenendo così dei Franciacorta con affinamenti che partono dai 30 mesi fino ai 70 mesi per le riserveL'attività di produzione si svolge attualmente nella cantina di 1700 mq parzialmente interrata di recente ultimazione, fiore all’occhiello dell’azienda.

La produzione de Le Cantorie è attualmente di circa 70.000 bottiglie l’anno, raggiunte esclusivamente con le uve provenienti dai vigneti collinari dell’azienda e ottenute con una premura e una passione per la vigna che hanno radici lontane nel tempo e che si ricollegano inevitabilmente a LUIGI BONTEMPI soprannominato sin da bambino "Balenc", il cui amore per la terra ha ispirato la nascita di questa nuova realtà vitivinicola. LE CANTORIE è una delle cantine più arroccate della Franciacorta, al culmine della collina di Casaglio in territorio di Gussago, provincia di Brescia.Le cantorie deve il suo nome all’appellativo dialettale della collina su cui domina la cantina; L’origine di questo termine “le canturie” si può ricondurre all’interpretazione che si fonda sulla più autentica tradizione locale.Fra gli anziani del luogo c’è chi afferma che il termine sia stato adottato per la particolare morfologia della collina, che aprendosi esattamente alle spalle del paese, è in una posizione strategica: baciata dal sole di giorno e pronta ad accogliere la luce lunare la notte, queste particolari condizioni insieme ad un clima favorevole spingono le cicale a cantare all’unisono durante il periodo vendemmiale sia di giorno che di notte.I terreni de Le Cantorie appartengono tutti al confine orientale della Franciacorta, e sono tutti in posizione collinare in una vallata dalla conformazione specifica, con terrazzamenti che sembrano disegnati, i quali si ergono ripidi sulle pendici collinari e muri a secco di pietra bianca calcarea, uniti in un contesto armonioso, regalando un colpo d’occhio emozionante.Le Cantorie utilizza solo uve provenienti dai vigneti di proprietà dell’azienda e ottenute con una premura e una passione per la vigna che hanno radici lontane nel tempo, ottenendo così dei Franciacorta con affinamenti che partono dai 30 mesi fino ai 70 mesi per le riserveL'attività di produzione si svolge attualmente nella cantina di 1700 mq parzialmente interrata di recente ultimazione, fiore all’occhiello dell’azienda.

Like the Kleeneze man, North V South turns up unannounced at random times in the day and then outstays its welcome. This week the guardians of the drifting space hulk HMS NVS listen in to faded radio waves from the motherworld about a man correcting grammar on the streets of Bristol, photographs of stranded ships and Jean-Michel Jarre's French Bulldog-shaped speakers. Rob and Jon then have a gander at their three favourite pieces of graphic design. Jon, as usual, questions the question and slides further into self doubt and paranoia. Rob drinks a couple of excellent German beers. Pies are of the pork variety. Oh, and would you like to buy some magic dusters?

Like the Kleeneze man, North V South turns up unannounced at random times in the day and then outstays its welcome. This week the guardians of the drifting space hulk HMS NVS listen in to faded radio waves from the motherworld about a man correcting grammar on the streets of Bristol, photographs of stranded ships and Jean-Michel Jarre's French Bulldog-shaped speakers. Rob and Jon then have a gander at their three favourite pieces of graphic design. Jon, as usual, questions the question and slides further into self doubt and paranoia. Rob drinks a couple of excellent German beers. Pies are of the pork variety. Oh, and would you like to buy some magic dusters?

[…] équipées d’un magnétocassette Grundig autoreverse, d’un microphone Bontempi et d’une BASF 60 minutes au chrome, Odile et Georgette ont posé tout un tas de questions déviantes à la petite collection Dyschroniques, aimablement hébergée aux éditions du Passager Clandestin, qui propose des livres beaux et bons, tout ça au fond du donjon de la librairie [...]

[…] équipées d'un magnétocassette Grundig autoreverse, d'un microphone Bontempi et d'une BASF 60 minutes au chrome, Odile et Georgette ont posé tout un tas de questions déviantes à la petite collection Dyschroniques, aimablement hébergée aux éditions du Passager Clandestin, qui propose des livres beaux et bons, tout ça au fond du donjon de la librairie […]

Bienvenue dans le monde merveilleux des soundtracks japonais, et surtout ceux des années 70 à 2000 !Nouvel habillage sonore pour ce podcast et illustré pour les logos et bannières grâce au travail acharné de Yannick Rault qui m'a offert ce petit écrin que j’espère je ne vais pas décevoir ! Dans ce nouveau numéro, nous allons aborder plusieurs types de soundtracks : le travaillé, le classique, et le Bontempi (bon je rigoooole) les musiques d'animés avec une musique exclusivement au Synthé! Voici les cd chroniqués !SOUND COLLECTION OF GUNBUSTERトップをねらえ!響綜覧Référence VICL-40107~9Date de sortie Aug 24, 1994 The Rose of Versailles Soundtrack & Meibamen Ongakushuuベルサイユのばら サントラ&名場面音楽集Versailles no Bara Santra & Meibamen OngakushuuRéférence KTCR-1286Date de sortie Sep 24, 1994 Dragon Quest ~Dai's Great Adventure~ TV Original Soundtrackドラゴンクエスト ~ダイの大冒険~ オリジナル・サウンドトラックDragon Quest ~Dai no Daibouken~ TV Original SoundtrackRéférence COCC-9375Date de sortie Dec 12, 1991

Nick Daman dissects the US Grand Prix at Austin, Declan Brennan reports on NASCAR’s season finale from Homestead, and Tim Gray gets his Bontempi out.  .

exapme from the blog click links to read more from Neil. AUDIO from the bbc local radio - suplied from the internet/other podcasts and provided here simply incase you missed it. With the Wife with the Wife in Space Nuffink in ze world can stop us now! Except this story, obviously... A couple of hours before we settled down to watch The Underwater Menace, Sue and I appeared as guests on Bob Fischer's BBC Tees radio show to shamelessly plug this blog. You can listen to the edited highlights below (and Sue's PVC Dalek-suit anecdote was news to me!): Episode One Sue: That's just great. This story is going to star that ****ing hat. I hate that ****ing hat. We both enjoy the opening TARDIS scene, especially Jamie's reactions to the insanity he has walked into. There's a playful edge to the proceedings and a warmth we haven't really felt since the glory days of Ian, Susan and Barbara. We chuckle when Ben sarcastically hopes for the Daleks ("I bet the kids wouldn't have complained") while the Doctor's desire to encounter prehistoric monsters is dismissed out of hand ("not on this budget, love"). Me: Where do you hope they'll end up this time? Sue: Somewhere with decent carpentry. The TARDIS arrives on a beach and when Polly guesses at their whereabouts, Sue declares, in perfect harmony: Sue: Cornwall! It's always ****ing Cornwall! It doesn't take very long for our heroes to find themselves in danger: a platform they have been standing on is actually a lift, and as they hurtle beneath the sea, the TARDIS crew succumb to the bends. Sue: That's very interesting. Ben just asked Polly to get them out of there. He didn't ask the Doctor and he's standing right next to him. I don't blame Ben though; this Doctor is still pretty useless. When they regain consciousness, Polly finds some pottery with the logo for the 1968 Mexico Olympiad emblazoned on it, and then our heroes are confronted by a race of people dressed in clam shells and seaweed. Sue believes she has it sussed: Sue: Are they rehearsing for the Opening Ceremony? Their high priest even sports a fish on his head: Sue: Please tell me the Doctor doesn't get a hat like that. Just as Sue believes she has a handle on events, our heroes are strapped to some slabs and sadistically lowered toward a mad man's pet sharks. Sue: Is this a Bond movie now? Me: Yes. You Only Live 13 Times. Sue: Has this got anything to do with the Olympics? Anything at all? When the Doctor signs his name 'Dr. W', he reignites an old debate: Sue: You can't really argue with that, can you? That settles it: his name is Dr. Who. You'll just have to accept it, love. Me: Unless his real name begins with a W - Sue: Like Doctor Wibbly-Wobbly-Timey-Wimey? Would that make you feel any better? And does it really matter? I call him Dr. Who all the time - Me: Yes, I know. And every time you do it, part of me dies. When Professor Zaroff reveals that they are currently hanging out on the lost continent of Atlantis, Sue doesn't even flinch: Sue: Atlantis. Of course it's Atlantis. Where else would they be in this ****-ed up programme? So, it's James Bond on Atlantis? Gotcha. Thanks to those fainthearted Australians, the cliffhanger moves, although we find ourselves sympathising with the censor as Polly is strapped to a table and threatened with a large hypodermic needle by some evil scientists who want to turn her into a fish. Yes, a fish. Sue: I don't know what Polly is moaning about; I'd love to breathe underwater indefinitely. She could stick around and enter the 1972 Olympics. Mark Spitz would have nothing on her. Episode Two Me: How short is Polly's surgical gown - Sue: Trust you to notice that, love. The hot topic of conversation during this episode is Zaroff. Who else? Sue: He reminds me of that mad scientist from that show you love: Comedy Theater 2000 - Me: Mystery Science Theater 3000 - Sue: That's it. He reminds me of the mad scientist from that: an over-the-top pantomime villain. Me: Believe it or not, the guy playing him is actually a very fine actor - Sue: Oh, I don't doubt it. He's just having a laugh with the part. And who can blame him? How else would you play this character? His plan is completely pointless; there's no clever reason for him to do any of this, he just wants to blow up the world. There's no benefit or motive at all. Me: He's insane. Sue: It's lazy. With no motivation or backstory you have to play him as a larger-than-life lunatic. I like him; he's committed. He's definitely the funniest villain we've had in the series so far. When Ben and Jamie are taken to the mines of Atlantis, a high pitched whining cuts through the scene. We assume it represents the sound of the drilling but whatever it is, it's making our teeth itch. Sue: If we were 16 years old, we would hear that sound whenever we went near an off-license - Me: Have you warmed to Troughton yet? He's basically playing his version of the Doctor now. More or less. Sue: He reminds me of Ken Dodd in some of these stills. That one in particular (see right). The music doesn't help. It's atrocious. It sounds like they've let a small child loose on a Bontempi organ. This is the worst music that I've heard in the series so far. Who's responsible for it? Me: An Australian called Dudley Simpson - Sue: Sack him. He's rubbish. Episode Three Finally, after enduring thirteen consecutive recons (count them! thirteen!), we are reunited with a real bona fide episode. I never thought I'd ever hear myself say this but thank Amdo for The Underwater Menace Episode 3. Sue: Even though the story is still a complete mess, it's a thousand times easier to follow it when it exists. I don't want to state the bleedin' obvious but even the very worst story improves when you can actually see it. The recons I gave good scores to must have been incredible - The highlight of the episode for Sue is, of course, the sight of Jamie and Ben in tight-fitting rubber: Sue: Given the state of some of their costumes, they should have called this story The Underwear Menace. Me: I think the playwright Joe Orton mentioned this story in his diary. Or was it in Salmon Rushdie's The Satanic Verses? No, it must have been Joe Orton; he fancied Jamie in his rubber suit, I think. Or maybe it was Kenneth Williams. My memory is almost as bad as yours. Sue: Jamie and Ben wouldn't look out of place at that nightclub, Heaven. As if to accentuate this observation, Jamie and Ben suddenly launch themselves into the campest salute this side of 'Allo 'Allo. Sue: I'll say no more. Sue: Does Troughton ever go through a story where he doesn't play that bloody recorder? And are there any stories where he doesn't dress up at the drop of a hat (which he'll probably pick up and put on)? He's a borderline transvestite. Me: You might want to hold onto something during the next scene. We're about to meet the Fish People. Sue: They look like a second-rate dance troupe who are waiting to audition for Britain's Got Talent. They're probably going to do a up-tempo version of Yellow Submarine. A miner called Jacko attempts to turn the Fish People into striking militants. He does this by winding them up a bit. At one point he cries, "Are you not men?" and, quick as a flash, Sue replies: Sue: No! We're fish! What are you, blind? Hang on, is that Polly in a snorkel? Me: No, it's a Fish Person. Sue: They're having a laugh. And then it happens. Impossible to describe. Impossible to watch. Sue: This is the lowest point in Doctor Who yet. By some considerable margin. Please make it stop. Me: Is this worse than ? Sue: Oh yes, this is even more half-arsed. Me: It's like a perverse joke: you wait 13 episodes for a real episode and then you get this. Sue: I take it all back - this would have been much better as a recon. Something that really niggles at us is the Fish People's economic impact on Atlantis, which is based on the assumption that the food they farm must be consumed immediately: Sue: OK, let me get this straight: Zaroff has a nuclear reactor but he hasn't got a fridge - or, better still, a fridge freezer - to put any food in? That makes no sense at all. Me: This is your first proper look at Patrick Troughton. Have you formed an opinion yet? Sue: I feel a little more comfortable with him now that I've seen him in action. He's far more animated than I expected and he's definitely got charisma. There's something about him. Sadly, the director isn't doing him any favours so I'll have to reserve judgement until I've seen some more. And then we reach the moment The Underwater Menace is probably best known for. But immediately before it arrives - and I'd completely forgotten this - Zaroff stabs someone with a spear, he shoots someone at point-blank range and then he has two others killed off-screen. It's horrific! But it's completely eclipsed by what follows: Sue: Wow. It's so mesmerising, we have to watch it again. And again. And again. Sue: He's having a whale of a time. Me: I'm glad someone is. Episode Four Sue: I still can't believe he didn't bring some fridges with him. Still, I guess if you are planning to blow up the world you can't think of everything. You know, I think every episode of Doctor Who could be improved with a Zaroff. The only thing missing is a scene of him tearing his hair out as he screams, "Why am I surrounded by idiots!". Me: There's still twenty minutes to go. I wouldn't rule anything out. Sue: I like the way the show has kept to its educational remit. Me: What? Sue: Jamie is from the past and therefore he doesn't understand what radioactivity is. Some of the children watching this wouldn't know either - Me: Yeah, that's great. There's just one tiny problem: they don't explain it. Polly says she can't be bothered! Polly and Jamie are struggling to escape the rising waters of Atlantis: Sue: It's turned into a disaster movie now. Me: Oh, it's a disaster all right. Sue: Why is Polly wearing a fireplace corbel on her head? Me: I don't even know what that means. Thanks to those Aussie wimps, we get to see Professor Zaroff drown. Well, I say drown... Sue: That's not drowning! Zaroff has hours left before the water rises above his head! Maybe he was bored and he decided to commit suicide? The world saved, the Doctor and his companions leave the Atlantans to it. Sue: Why are they bothering to rebuild Atlantis anyway? Why don't they just move up to the surface? They've got fridges up there. And while they missed the 1968 Olympics, Mexico have got the World Cup in 1970. It would be a shame if they missed it. The Final Score Sue: That was bonkers. And a little bit shit. 2/10 Sue: Zaroff was excellent, though. I could watch him all day. I'm not convinced that he's dead either; I think he was just wetting his hair a bit. He should definitely return in the new series. The League of Gentlemen could play him. Me: What, all of them? The experiment continues. Tags: , , , , Click to share this