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Can your heart take this? Are you ready? Plans marks Death Cab for Cutie's major label debut. 11-tracks of pure indie pop that will further prove that Ben Gibbard and crew just can't do wrong. Atlantic. 2005. When an indie-rock band as intimately and fiercely loved as Death Cab for Cutie makes the inevitable major-label jump, it often telegraphs a painful death. Witness Husker Du, the Replacements, Nirvana--hell, even R.E.M. After a successful four-album run on tiny Seattle imprint Barsuk, however, Death Cab for Cutie just might buck the trend on its Atlantic premiere. Yes, you can grumble about the production (a little too slick), the proportion of ballads (a little too many) and the overall feeling of restraint (a little too much), but ultimately the album delivers everything the group does best in emotional, experimental songs such as "What Sarah Said" and "I Will Follow You into the Dark," which both blend stark lyrical details with acoustic guitars and soft-focus electronics. In "Soul Meets Body," meanwhile, songwriter Ben Gibbard has come up with the kind of blissful, beatific pop song that's capable of disarming even the harshest skeptic. "A melody softly soaring through my atmosphere," he sings. --Aidin Vaziri Catching up with Death Cab for Cutie  Something About Airplanes  We Have the Facts and We're Voting Yes  Forbidden Love [EP]  The Photo Album  You Can Play These Songs with Chords  Transatlanticism
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planning the technology curriculum
I spent some time planning the 2008-2009 technology curriculum for Honey Creek today. Lots of ideas that have been percolating in the last few months got committed to paper, calendars got printed out, and much outlining was done. There's a lot left to do, but it's a good start!
just a little touch of something pretty
I gave the cabinet a scrub, and swapped out the ugly keychain for a cute tassel. That tiny change totally made a difference.
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Japanese pressing includes the bonus track 'Jealousy Rides With Me'. Can your heart take this? Are you ready? Plans marks Death Cab for Cutie's major label debut. 12-tracks of pure indie pop that will further prove that Ben Gibbard and crew just can't do wrong. Includes the bonus track. Atlantic. 2005. When an indie-rock band as intimately and fiercely loved as Death Cab for Cutie makes the inevitable major-label jump, it often telegraphs a painful death. Witness Husker Du, the Replacements, Nirvana--hell, even R.E.M. After a successful four-album run on tiny Seattle imprint Barsuk, however, Death Cab for Cutie just might buck the trend on its Atlantic premiere. Yes, you can grumble about the production (a little too slick), the proportion of ballads (a little too many) and the overall feeling of restraint (a little too much), but ultimately the album delivers everything the group does best in emotional, experimental songs such as "What Sarah Said" and "I Will Follow You into the Dark," which both blend stark lyrical details with acoustic guitars and soft-focus electronics. In "Soul Meets Body," meanwhile, songwriter Ben Gibbard has come up with the kind of blissful, beatific pop song that's capable of disarming even the harshest skeptic. "A melody softly soaring through my atmosphere," he sings. --Aidin Vaziri Catching up with Death Cab for Cutie Something About Airplanes We Have the Facts and We're Voting Yes Forbidden Love [EP] The Photo Album You Can Play These Songs with Chords Transatlanticism
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