(313) Re: WTF happened to Submerge?!?!?!?
From the site: MESSAGE FROM MAD MIKE:: Hello this is Mad Mike co-owner of Submerge mgmt. We appreciate your patience as we have had the site down the past couple of weeks. During the next few weeks, we also ask for your understanding and input as we mold the new site for functionality. In an effort to better serve you we have been making some vast improvements to the site specifically in the areas of credit card protection, customer selectable shipping options, and more payment options coming soon. Technology has always been a friend to Detroit electronic music. From the miniature hardware pieces of the 80's to the fax machine in the 90's and now the internet and computer software. Technology has always been key in this music staying free and independant. We have been introduced to (often by you our customers) and found technology that has consistently brought cultures together and made a global dance community possible. Electronic Music could possibly be the only form of music that the fans of the music actually contribute by being more than just a consumer! A customer from Australia designed our web shopping cart system! Former customers now run our mailorder and websites here in Detroit!! This bringing together aspect of technology is unique as input from customers has always been vital to our survival and we appreciate it and want it to continue. Technology can be a dual edged sword also. As our internet site becomes ruthlessly efficient and less prone to human error it at the same time could become cold and unforgiving. Thanks for your patience and your continued support. -- Benn D. Glazier | [EMAIL PROTECTED] ph: +61 (0) 413 316 618 | http://royaltech.net
Re: (313) cylob in detroit this sunday
Wish I could go... (I live in Chicago). And, I've personally had nothing but good times at Foran's, often got brews there when nothing musical was going on. Also remember enjoying Aril Brikhal there a while back... ~David -- Original Message - Subject: (313) cylob in detroit this sunday Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2005 17:52:04 -0500 From: /0 [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org at forans. have fun, I cant stand that place as a venue (just my opinion, no flames) -Joe
Re: (313) cylob in detroit this sunday
-- Original Message -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wish I could go... (I live in Chicago). And, I've personally had nothing but good times at Foran's, often got brews there when nothing musical was going on. Also remember enjoying Aril Brikhal there a while back... saw him live in there the night before movement 03, that was a great great night. tom andythepooh.com
RE: (313) P2P
Donations give you download privileges for 30 days, wich means if you do a search and you want to download one of the results, you'll end up on top of the (if any) queue. (that is, if no one else with privileges is in that queue) as i recently discoverd, although they don't seem to explicitly say it anywhere, the more you give, the longer your privledges. i've always just given $5 and gotten 30 days. although i recently gave $7 for a friend who i owed $7. he got $45. So decided what the hey and donated $30, and i got 270 days. Furthermore, you can make a userlist and say if you wanna share with the world, or just with ppl in that list. Handy to prevent leeches from grabbing all your shared stuff. Works excellent for me, it's free, never any security issues (running XP pro so enough issues there) so I'd just say give it a try. If you want to add me to your SLSK userlist - my UN is pascal1971. Got some nice sets to share! Cheers Pascal. Hometaping is killing music - support your local recordstore! -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Verzonden: dinsdag 11 januari 2005 14:04 Aan: '313' Onderwerp: (313) P2P No not another discussion of the ethics of it - sod the ethics I'm just going to do it. I've never had file sharing software on my machine before as it's given me kind of security worries. However talking with a couple of you folks recently after I was trying to get hold of Rhythm and Sound livesets I now feel it's risk worth taking (I'm pretty good with backing my machine up) - if it's a risk at all? So before I leap lemming-like off this cliff does anyone have any last words of warning for me? Think I'm going for Soulseek since that's what I mostly hear about on here, so I guess that means it's best for 313 stuff - and hopefully for the wider musical world too? Anybody going to suggest there's a better alternative? If nobody does there are a one or two (=3) specific questions maybe somebody might be kind enough to give me a view on: Do people make 'donations'? Someone told me that this might occasionally be necessary. I gather from the Soulseek site that the version they have to download, 155, is newish, are people using this and is it stable? I also gather XP service pack 2 has given this software (and other P2P s/w also?) a headache (event ID4226 bla bla) which Soulseek recommend fixing with a patch from http://www.lvllord.de/?lang=enurl=4226patch/faq - which you should only use if you know what you're doing. Guess I'll find out whether I know what I'm doing when I do it. Has anyone come across this problem? And if so tried this fix? C'mon folks, confirm the view of those who, on hearing about a forum on Detroit techno, think I bet they talk about loads of nerdy stuff on there.
(313) party time
for all amsterdam holland neighboorhood peepz sat. 5 feb - 10pm, 5 euro Pakhuis Wilhelmina, Amsterdam BlackLabel Compilation CD Releaseparty live: David Gilmour Girls Comtron deejays: Sturmey Archer KidGoesting == sat 5 maart - 10pm, 5 euro Pakhuis Wilhelmina, Amsterdam Delsin Invites.. pt 1 special guest deejay: Anthony 'Shake' Shakir (Frictional, Detroit) deejays Hendrik (Delsin, Amsterdam) 154 (Delsin, Amsterdam)
(313) [dustv001]Bite Thee Back EP by The Black Dog
[dustv001] Bite Thee Back EP by The Black Dog Bigger, better, darker and wiser: the Black Dog serves up a fabulous EP of richly melodic but unstintingly inventive techno. The Black Dog are back with a fresh cadre of collaborators who alternately surprise and delight with this selection of tunes that shift and mutate in all the right places. http://www.dustscience.com/Releases/TheBlackDog-BiteTheeBackE.php Surgeon - Dynamic/Downwards/Counter Balance …like better moments of The Orb, but more edgy. Ian O'Brien- Peacefrog I love The Black Dog record - can't believe they are back! Excellent. Dan Moore - Superconductor A beautiful return to form from The Black Dog with great atmospheric electronics as only they can. Rob Da Bank – Radio 1 The pioneers are back, praise the lord! MixMaster Morris … a new EP and it is the best solo thing he's [they have] done I think ...three of the four tracks could definitely be described as chillout music, they certainly aren't going to be on the Judge Jules show… this should be on your wants list. Mark Broom - King Of Snakes/Pure Plastic Perfect for Sunday afternoons reading the Essex bible!!! Tom Magic Feet - iDJ Musically, suffice to say, this record is strange and wondrous. Order On-Line Here Avoid that snotty know it all behind the counter of the record store and get your wax direct from Dust. http://www.duststore.com Sign Up Sign up for all the latest info and exclusive stuff here: http://www.dustscience.com/MailingList The Black Dog - Distant Lands Video Exclusive video from their archive. Magic meet Monty vs Lynch and Benny Hill! http://www.dustscience.com/FrontPage/DistantLandsVideo.php The Black Dog: Live 1997 – From The Archive Pioneering experimental electronic collective The Black Dog Present The Black Dog performing a special two-hour live set recorded in Toronto, Canada on the 1st of June 1997. From ancient Arabic rhythms to Detroit and Chicago influenced electronica, The Black Dog will take you on a surreal journey spanning 10,000 years in cyberspace. Exclusive and unreleased material is interwoven with The Black Dog remixes and the sounds of the Beat Generation: ranging from ambient to abstract drum and bass to organic techno. A unique opportunity to glimpse into the mind of a world traveller. Originally limited 200 copies on cassette now available in two parts. The Black Dog Live 1997 – Part One (available from 14th January) http://www.dustscience.com/FrontPage/Download.php The Black Dog Live 1997 – Part Two (available from 11th February) Part Two will only be made available to the Dust Science Mail List. Make sure you are on it. Join here: http://www.dustscience.com/MailingList/ Coming Soon Dustv002 - Claude Young - Electronic Dissident Dustv003 - Fred Giannelli- Telepathic EP http://www.dustscience.com
Re: (313) [dustv001]Bite Thee Back EP by The Black Dog
Congrats Martin! Good Luck with the label! G - Original Message - From: Martin Dust [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 (E-mail) 313@hyperreal.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2005 8:15 AM Subject: (313) [dustv001]Bite Thee Back EP by The Black Dog [dustv001] Bite Thee Back EP by The Black Dog Bigger, better, darker and wiser: the Black Dog serves up a fabulous EP of richly melodic but unstintingly inventive techno. The Black Dog are back with a fresh cadre of collaborators who alternately surprise and delight with this selection of tunes that shift and mutate in all the right places. http://www.dustscience.com/Releases/TheBlackDog-BiteTheeBackE.php Surgeon - Dynamic/Downwards/Counter Balance …like better moments of The Orb, but more edgy. Ian O'Brien- Peacefrog I love The Black Dog record - can't believe they are back! Excellent. Dan Moore - Superconductor A beautiful return to form from The Black Dog with great atmospheric electronics as only they can. Rob Da Bank – Radio 1 The pioneers are back, praise the lord! MixMaster Morris … a new EP and it is the best solo thing he's [they have] done I think ...three of the four tracks could definitely be described as chillout music, they certainly aren't going to be on the Judge Jules show… this should be on your wants list. Mark Broom - King Of Snakes/Pure Plastic Perfect for Sunday afternoons reading the Essex bible!!! Tom Magic Feet - iDJ Musically, suffice to say, this record is strange and wondrous. Order On-Line Here Avoid that snotty know it all behind the counter of the record store and get your wax direct from Dust. http://www.duststore.com Sign Up Sign up for all the latest info and exclusive stuff here: http://www.dustscience.com/MailingList The Black Dog - Distant Lands Video Exclusive video from their archive. Magic meet Monty vs Lynch and Benny Hill! http://www.dustscience.com/FrontPage/DistantLandsVideo.php The Black Dog: Live 1997 – From The Archive Pioneering experimental electronic collective The Black Dog Present The Black Dog performing a special two-hour live set recorded in Toronto, Canada on the 1st of June 1997. From ancient Arabic rhythms to Detroit and Chicago influenced electronica, The Black Dog will take you on a surreal journey spanning 10,000 years in cyberspace. Exclusive and unreleased material is interwoven with The Black Dog remixes and the sounds of the Beat Generation: ranging from ambient to abstract drum and bass to organic techno. A unique opportunity to glimpse into the mind of a world traveller. Originally limited 200 copies on cassette now available in two parts. The Black Dog Live 1997 – Part One (available from 14th January) http://www.dustscience.com/FrontPage/Download.php The Black Dog Live 1997 – Part Two (available from 11th February) Part Two will only be made available to the Dust Science Mail List. Make sure you are on it. Join here: http://www.dustscience.com/MailingList/ Coming Soon Dustv002 - Claude Young - Electronic Dissident Dustv003 - Fred Giannelli- Telepathic EP http://www.dustscience.com
(313) Track ID
okay gang. heres a stupid track ID question: who knows the title and artist for the track thats used in EVERY movie these days for when the badass individual or gang or team or hot chicks are introduced? it's always accompanied by a slow motion shot that works its way up from their legs as they slow motion walk into the scene. most recently I saw it in the movie Dodgeball when the girlscout troop entered the gym. I think I also heard it in Mean Girls and I'm certain it's in every movie made in the past 3 years. I just heard it again used in a new commercial for Jaguar. you know what track I'm talking about? it's literally everywhere! sean
(313) Lost Track
hey gang! happy 2005! Here's another of my lost tracks for your listening pleasure. if interested, download the mp3 here: http://www.wideopenwest.com/~matrix313/Deason_Hilltop.mp3 sean deason p.s. some of you list geezers might recognize the inspiration for this one :^)
Re: (313) Track ID
according to IMDB only Milkshake from Kellis is on the soundtrack from both 2 movies, dunno if that is it: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0364725/soundtrack and http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0377092/soundtrack KJ On 12-jan-05, at 15:40, M : A : T : R : I : X wrote: okay gang. heres a stupid track ID question: who knows the title and artist for the track thats used in EVERY movie these days for when the badass individual or gang or team or hot chicks are introduced? it's always accompanied by a slow motion shot that works its way up from their legs as they slow motion walk into the scene. most recently I saw it in the movie Dodgeball when the girlscout troop entered the gym. I think I also heard it in Mean Girls and I'm certain it's in every movie made in the past 3 years. I just heard it again used in a new commercial for Jaguar. you know what track I'm talking about? it's literally everywhere! sean
Re: (313) [dustv001]Bite Thee Back EP by The Black Dog
The previews are sounding really nice. It sounds more erm... organized then that horrible Music for Supermarkets album Ken did years ago. When will it be out? On 12-jan-05, at 14:15, Martin Dust wrote: [dustv001] Bite Thee Back EP by The Black Dog Bigger, better, darker and wiser: the Black Dog serves up a fabulous EP of richly melodic but unstintingly inventive techno. The Black Dog are back with a fresh cadre of collaborators who alternately surprise and delight with this selection of tunes that shift and mutate in all the right places. http://www.dustscience.com/Releases/TheBlackDog-BiteTheeBackE.php Surgeon - Dynamic/Downwards/Counter Balance …like better moments of The Orb, but more edgy. Ian O'Brien- Peacefrog I love The Black Dog record - can't believe they are back! Excellent. Dan Moore - Superconductor A beautiful return to form from The Black Dog with great atmospheric electronics as only they can. Rob Da Bank – Radio 1 The pioneers are back, praise the lord! MixMaster Morris … a new EP and it is the best solo thing he's [they have] done I think ...three of the four tracks could definitely be described as chillout music, they certainly aren't going to be on the Judge Jules show… this should be on your wants list. Mark Broom - King Of Snakes/Pure Plastic Perfect for Sunday afternoons reading the Essex bible!!! Tom Magic Feet - iDJ Musically, suffice to say, this record is strange and wondrous. Order On-Line Here Avoid that snotty know it all behind the counter of the record store and get your wax direct from Dust. http://www.duststore.com Sign Up Sign up for all the latest info and exclusive stuff here: http://www.dustscience.com/MailingList The Black Dog - Distant Lands Video Exclusive video from their archive. Magic meet Monty vs Lynch and Benny Hill! http://www.dustscience.com/FrontPage/DistantLandsVideo.php The Black Dog: Live 1997 – From The Archive Pioneering experimental electronic collective The Black Dog Present The Black Dog performing a special two-hour live set recorded in Toronto, Canada on the 1st of June 1997. From ancient Arabic rhythms to Detroit and Chicago influenced electronica, The Black Dog will take you on a surreal journey spanning 10,000 years in cyberspace. Exclusive and unreleased material is interwoven with The Black Dog remixes and the sounds of the Beat Generation: ranging from ambient to abstract drum and bass to organic techno. A unique opportunity to glimpse into the mind of a world traveller. Originally limited 200 copies on cassette now available in two parts. The Black Dog Live 1997 – Part One (available from 14th January) http://www.dustscience.com/FrontPage/Download.php The Black Dog Live 1997 – Part Two (available from 11th February) Part Two will only be made available to the Dust Science Mail List. Make sure you are on it. Join here: http://www.dustscience.com/MailingList/ Coming Soon Dustv002 - Claude Young - Electronic Dissident Dustv003 - Fred Giannelli- Telepathic EP http://www.dustscience.com
Re: (313) [dustv001]Bite Thee Back EP by The Black Dog
24th Jan 2005 or you can Buy On Line Now... http://www.duststore.com The previews are sounding really nice. It sounds more erm... organized then that horrible Music for Supermarkets album Ken did years ago. When will it be out? On 12-jan-05, at 14:15, Martin Dust wrote: [dustv001] Bite Thee Back EP by The Black Dog Bigger, better, darker and wiser: the Black Dog serves up a fabulous EP of richly melodic but unstintingly inventive techno. The Black Dog are back with a fresh cadre of collaborators who alternately surprise and delight with this selection of tunes that shift and mutate in all the right places. http://www.dustscience.com/Releases/TheBlackDog-BiteTheeBackE.php
Re: (313) Lost Track
Can i take a stab at it before listening and suggest it might have something to do with 'Hilltop'? Am i 'Looking' in the right place? G - Original Message - From: M : A : T : R : I : X [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2005 9:54 AM Subject: (313) Lost Track hey gang! happy 2005! Here's another of my lost tracks for your listening pleasure. if interested, download the mp3 here: http://www.wideopenwest.com/~matrix313/Deason_Hilltop.mp3 sean deason p.s. some of you list geezers might recognize the inspiration for this one :^)
Re: (313) Track ID
no I'd know milkshake give me *some* credit:^) I'm talking about an instrumental track. its got a sort of hip hop beat and a few dramatic synth stabs. on 1/12/05 9:55 AM, kj at technotourist dot org at [EMAIL PROTECTED] uttered these words: according to IMDB only Milkshake from Kellis is on the soundtrack from both 2 movies, dunno if that is it: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0364725/soundtrack and http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0377092/soundtrack KJ On 12-jan-05, at 15:40, M : A : T : R : I : X wrote: okay gang. heres a stupid track ID question: who knows the title and artist for the track thats used in EVERY movie these days for when the badass individual or gang or team or hot chicks are introduced? it's always accompanied by a slow motion shot that works its way up from their legs as they slow motion walk into the scene. most recently I saw it in the movie Dodgeball when the girlscout troop entered the gym. I think I also heard it in Mean Girls and I'm certain it's in every movie made in the past 3 years. I just heard it again used in a new commercial for Jaguar. you know what track I'm talking about? it's literally everywhere! sean
Re: (313) Lost Track
geezer!! :^P on 1/12/05 10:10 AM, Gerald at [EMAIL PROTECTED] uttered these words: Can i take a stab at it before listening and suggest it might have something to do with 'Hilltop'? Am i 'Looking' in the right place? G - Original Message - From: M : A : T : R : I : X [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2005 9:54 AM Subject: (313) Lost Track hey gang! happy 2005! Here's another of my lost tracks for your listening pleasure. if interested, download the mp3 here: http://www.wideopenwest.com/~matrix313/Deason_Hilltop.mp3 sean deason p.s. some of you list geezers might recognize the inspiration for this one :^)
Re: (313) Track ID
I may have answered my own question. found this on the net: Subject: Jaguar Commercial Temptations - 17/11/2004 Originally posted by: Pete. Jaguar has a new commercial called Temptations. You can view it on their site under the XJ model cars. What is that song they play in the background? They also used it in the trailer for the film Team America - World Police. Subject: Re: Jaguar Commercial Temptations - 18/11/2004 Posted by: Nick. The song is called Battle without Honor or Humanity. It's by Hotei Tomoyasu. This is also known as the theme song from Kill Bill and can be heard on that film's soundtrack. Subject: Re: Jaguar Commercial Temptations - 11/12/2004 Posted by: KATHY. THANK YOU SO VERY, VERY MUCH. I'VE BEEN TRYING TO FIND OUT THE NAME OF THAT SONG FOR AT LEAST A MONTH. (DIDN'T SEE KILL BILL)...THANKS SO MUCH. I CAN SLEEP, NOW. on 1/12/05 10:14 AM, M : A : T : R : I : X at [EMAIL PROTECTED] uttered these words: no I'd know milkshake give me *some* credit:^) I'm talking about an instrumental track. its got a sort of hip hop beat and a few dramatic synth stabs. on 1/12/05 9:55 AM, kj at technotourist dot org at [EMAIL PROTECTED] uttered these words: according to IMDB only Milkshake from Kellis is on the soundtrack from both 2 movies, dunno if that is it: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0364725/soundtrack and http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0377092/soundtrack KJ On 12-jan-05, at 15:40, M : A : T : R : I : X wrote: okay gang. heres a stupid track ID question: who knows the title and artist for the track thats used in EVERY movie these days for when the badass individual or gang or team or hot chicks are introduced? it's always accompanied by a slow motion shot that works its way up from their legs as they slow motion walk into the scene. most recently I saw it in the movie Dodgeball when the girlscout troop entered the gym. I think I also heard it in Mean Girls and I'm certain it's in every movie made in the past 3 years. I just heard it again used in a new commercial for Jaguar. you know what track I'm talking about? it's literally everywhere! sean
Re: (313) Track ID
Duane Eddy's twanging version of Peter Gunn theme is the only walk-up tune for me. No? OK. carl morris Plug Two http://www.plugtwo.com t +442920190151 M : A : T : R : I : X wrote: okay gang. heres a stupid track ID question: who knows the title and artist for the track thats used in EVERY movie these days for when the badass individual or gang or team or hot chicks are introduced? it's always accompanied by a slow motion shot that works its way up from their legs as they slow motion walk into the scene. most recently I saw it in the movie Dodgeball when the girlscout troop entered the gym. I think I also heard it in Mean Girls and I'm certain it's in every movie made in the past 3 years. I just heard it again used in a new commercial for Jaguar. you know what track I'm talking about? it's literally everywhere! sean
Re: (313) Track ID
M : A : T : R : I : X wrote: okay gang. heres a stupid track ID question: who knows the title and artist for the track thats used in EVERY movie these days for when the badass individual or gang or team or hot chicks are introduced? it's always accompanied by a slow motion shot that works its way up from their legs as they slow motion walk into the scene. most recently I saw it in the movie Dodgeball when the girlscout troop entered the gym. I think I also heard it in Mean Girls and I'm certain it's in every movie made in the past 3 years. I just heard it again used in a new commercial for Jaguar. you know what track I'm talking about? it's literally everywhere! sean Sean: If the track you are talking about has the sped-up When The Levee Breaks break running through it plus a thin high pitched guitar line, it's Tomoyasu Hotei's Battle Without Honor Or Humanity. If that doesn't sound like it, tell me more about the instrumentation, tempo, etc, of the song and I'll see what I can dig up for ya. Hope this helps. Take care. Andrew -- Andrew Duke scoring/sound design/source http://andrew-duke.com Cognition Audioworks label [Andrew Duke, Foal, Clinker, Granny'Ark] http://cognitionaudioworks.com
(313) re: soundtracks was Re: (313) Track ID
kj at technotourist dot org wrote: according to IMDB only Milkshake from Kellis is on the soundtrack from both 2 movies, dunno if that is it: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0364725/soundtrack and http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0377092/soundtrack KJ On 12-jan-05, at 15:40, M : A : T : R : I : X wrote: okay gang. heres a stupid track ID question: who knows the title and artist for the track thats used in EVERY movie these days for when the badass individual or gang or team or hot chicks are introduced? it's always accompanied by a slow motion shot that works its way up from their legs as they slow motion walk into the scene. most recently I saw it in the movie Dodgeball when the girlscout troop entered the gym. I think I also heard it in Mean Girls and I'm certain it's in every movie made in the past 3 years. I just heard it again used in a new commercial for Jaguar. you know what track I'm talking about? it's literally everywhere! sean Many songs used during a movie are not on the soundtrack CD these days (and vice versa :)). It's even worse for trailers; not only are many scenes in trailers not used in the movie itself, the music used in trailers seems to be rarely used in the movie itself. If you watch 100 trailers, for example, the same damn piece of music might be used in half of them. Certain songs just seem to lend themselves to trailer use, I guess (or lazy sound editors). Andrew -- Andrew Duke scoring/sound design/source http://andrew-duke.com Cognition Audioworks label [Andrew Duke, Foal, Clinker, Granny'Ark] http://cognitionaudioworks.com
(313) found an gem.
...went to my local shop today; and boy what fun! one of the local pro DJs was at the store with a 3 foot-high stack of UP and DrumCode EP's. seeing as there is only one listening turntable at this shop, i knew that I would not be able to sample any potential purchases for at least an hour. long story short, i picked up a previously unseen optic nerve EP on the psycho-thrill label [rebirth EP]. luckily, it was a wise on-sight purchase. i believe some of the tracks on this EP appear on the metal images LP. lesson learned - keith tucker never disappoints. Cheers, lrh
(313) Chicago Spam: Tsunami Benefit @ Rodan
Tsunami Fundraiser Sponsored by: PISTIL Magazine (www.pistilmag.com) Subsystence (www.subsystence.net) Wednesday, January 19th 9 pm - 2 am @ Rodan (www.rodan.ws) 1530 North Milwaukee Ave. Chicago, IL $5 Suggested Donation Featuring: Dave Siska (Clinically Inclined) m50 (illmeasures, WNUR, m50.net) Ken Meier (Subsystence.net) Andrew Suprenant (WNUR) DJ Skinny (WNUR, djskinny.com) Please join us next week for an evening of great music in support of a good cause. A stellar lineup of DJs is donating its time to perform and all the money raised at the door will go to charity. Please forward, if you'd like. All donations will be split evenly between the Red Cross and Oxfam. For more information about the charities, go to: www.icrc.org www.oxfam.org.uk Thanks for reading!
