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Arcteryx Mistral 16 Day Pack
The Mistral 16 Daypack by Arcteryx. This mid-volume shoulder bag features the convenient RollTop closure system, allowing fast and unobstructed access to the main compartment. Perfect as a commuter or travel bag, it comfortably carries a 15" laptop and textbooks or work files; or use it as a gym/bouldering bag. Loaded with pockets inside and out or optimal organization.
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- Volume: 976 cubic inches / 16 liter
- Weight: 40.3 oz / 1144 g
- 630D nylon 6.6 plain weave
- 630D nylon 6.6 basket weave
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I am 100% happy with this bag. As a daily commuter it is great and holds everything I need. The quick access pouches are set up well and I wouldn't change a thing. Normally I am carrying a 14" Lenovo or 13" Macbook Air and it works fine for both but the added bulk of the Lenovo makes me think a 15" might be a bit of a tight squeeze. Using the Macbook Air it is perfect so any laptop with a thin profile you will love this bag. I can see this as a great personal travel bag if you are also lugging a rolling bag or other large duffel bag.
This bag is awesome. So many pockets you could lose yourself inside. Quick places to stuff gloves and hats on the outside. Pockets in the interior. Expands to accomodate large items. Great padding on the outside with an engraved logo. Shoulder strap is awesome with adequare padding. Just an overall winner.
Love this pack! Bombproof construction & comfortable. I currently use it to lug to work. Fits my iPad, notebook/files, layers, hat, gloves, snacks, etc. The only thing I would change is the shape, the bottom is not wide enough to accommodate my 15" macbook pro. Down the road, I have the intention to use this as my day-to-day bag in the mountains + travel. Arc'teryx makes the best gear in the business, hands down, This bag is no exception. 4.5 stars.
Okay, so sometimes I just buy stuff without really thinking about the size or if I really need it. Great bag, but way too big. I ended up sending it back because this bag was too mas grande for what I would use it for. It is literally a 16 day pack.
Arcteryx is simply the Bees-knees. i use this one for a laptop, DSLR, and other daly totables. Comfortable, easily adjusted, and well padded. Plus its sexy. All the details you come to expect from Arcteryx. However, why make a dry bag closure system if the whole pack isn't waterproof? The fabric sheds water well and the main compartment stays pretty dry, but the other parts invite it right in. Otherwise its a pretty sweet bag and I'm not going to return it. I'll just just rig a small pack cover for it and complain a little.
I was so happy to see the Arctery intro of Mistral shoulder bag. I thought the design concept was awesome, but unfortunately it was not my cup of tea. The roll top is awesome idea, but inperfect - takes two hands and not as quick as zipper opening. Sure the roll top will keep the rain or snow, but then what? PC compartment is not padded at all, instead, the pack itself is padded. Overall I wasn't so happy with it, and I'm going back to a zipper opening bag. Oh, and it's pricy but what do you expect from Arc...
The Mistral replaced my old daily pack and I am totally thrilled that I bought it. First off the RollTop closure system is sick on this bag. Of course its loaded with pockets and has plenty of room to pack stuff away. It's a pretty comfy fit and the top stuff pouch fits a pretty large water bottle. The price is a little on the high side, but you get what you pay for.


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Hacking probe prompts Lancashire Police to rethink gifts policy
LANCASHIRE Police has redrafted its policy on receiving gifts and hospitality. read more
Thieves in third raid on Bacup horse riding school
THIEVES have raided a Rossendale riding school for the third time in 12 months. read more
Brierfield man jailed for attack on pair with epilepsy
A LOUT who attacked two men, one of them for the second time, has been locked up for 23 months. read more
Blackburn chippy 'batters' opposition to win chip award
A CHIP shop has battered the opposition to win a Choice Chip Award. read more
Extra training for prison officers in wake of Barry Morrow death
EXTRA training is being offered for staff at a prison where an alleged double killer from Burnley was found hanging. read more
43 arrests in crackdown on East Lancashire burglaries
FORTY three people have been arrested and hundreds of suspected criminals have been visited as part of a crackdown on burglary. read more
Former Rossendale MP is new Grand Master of Freemasons
A FORMER Rossendale MP has been appointed as the highest ranking Freemason in East Lancashire at a ceremony King George's Hall. read more
Housing plan for Great Harwood crime-hit pub site
AN AGREEMENT has been reached on the future of a derelict pub plagued by drugs and crime. read more
Peacocks shops to close in East Lancashire
TWO East Lancashire budget fashion stores are set to close, it has been announced. read more
East Lancashire parents hit back at government plans to axe holidays during school term time
PARENTS in East Lancashire have hit back at leaked plans to axe authorised absences during school term times. read more
Clitheroe charity says meteor challenge is making a difference
A RIBBLE Valley store has announced which charity it will be supporting this year. read more
Burnley carer accused of stealing from patients to get mental health treatment
A CARER who stole money from mentally ill patients at a home she worked in must get mental health treatment herself. read more
Blackburn council given £200k to tackle extremism
BLACKBURN will be given a six-figure windfall to help the area deal with right wing extremism. read more
Still waiting for road repairs
Letter from Coun Joe A Smith, Ewood Ward read more
Is grit mixture not for roads?
Letter from B White, Risedale Grove, Blackburn. read more
Pendle sports coach to volunteer at the Olympics
A VOLUNTEER sports coach from Pendle has landed the opportunity to work for one of the world's biggest companies at the Olympics in London. read more
Asian children in East Lancashire are less likely to be in foster care
ASIAN children are less likely to end up in care because of the strong support network in the community, according to a religious leader. read more
4,635 crashes for East Lancashire young drivers
YOUNG drivers in East Lancashire are some of the most likely in the UK to have accidents, a new report has revealed. read more
Non-league: Bacup foiled by the rain
TONIGHT'S North West Counties League Premier Division clash between Bacup Borough and AFC Blackpool has been postponed due to a waterlogged West View pitch. read more
Win a pair of tickets to see Oliver! at Manchester Palace Theatre!
Two pairs of tickets to be won! read more
Altham widow backs new safety move following husband's death
THE widow of an East Lancashire worker, who died after falling from unsafe scaffolding, is backing a new health and safety campaign. read more
East Lancashire teenager reaches semi-finals of national beauty contest
A TEENAGER has won through to the semi-finals of a national beauty contest after being spotted at a fashion exhibition. read more
Burnley Blues Festival to feature 'blues walk'
THIS year's expanded Burnley Blues Festival will feature a 'blues walk' for the first time this year. read more
Thrill of sidecar racing with dad is East Lancashire teacher's passion
THE job description sounds innocent enough — Fiona Baker-Milligan is the passenger in a dad and daughter sidecar racing team. read more
Rossendale residents' anger at turbines plans
ANGRY residents who are fighting plans to erect four giant wind turbines less than 350m from their homes protested at a council meeting last night. read more
Rovers fixtures rescheduled
BLACKBURN Rovers have had two of their April Premier League fixtures rescheduled due to being selected for live TV broadcast. read more
Dancing on Ice blog 2012: Week seven
Dannielle Guppy blog: The Ultimate Skills Test has arrived and this will sort out the men from the boys! read more
Nelson man's £35,000 cannabis habit leads to prison sentence
A 62-YEAR-OLD man, said to have a £35,600-a-year cannabis habit, has been jailed after he was caught growing the drug again. read more
Man arrested in Blackburn after two hour operation
A TWO-hour police search and chase across an estate ended with a wanted man being arrested. read more
St Mary's College offering more degrees to East Lancashire students
AN East Lancashire college is expanding its university department after it secured funding for more places. read more
Ribble Valley cyclist will go the full Monte Carlo!
A RIBBLE Valley student will be swapping sums for the saddle when he cycles almost 1,000 miles to raise money for charity. read more
Pendle family-run bakers forced to close
A FAMILY-run bakery firm has blamed the closure of four of its shops on competition from national chains. read more
CCTV may be necessary to fight crime
Nick Nunn column: We should all be thankful that we are not being forced to suffer the painful and depressing hardships that face the average citizen of Greece. read more
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Sir Bill Taylor blog: I can remember, can I, having to wait a full day to see bits of overseas cricket games. read more
Accrington man facing 12 child sex charges
ABDUN Noor, of Richmond Hill Street, Accrington, has appeared at court on a dozen child sex offence charges. read more
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UFC welterweight, Thiago Pitbull Alves hinted at a return to action today via his Twitter today after nearly a year off from fighting due to an injury which forced him out of a UFC 149 bout with Siyar Bahadurzada. When asked by a fan dubbed, @italianUFCfan, Alves responded with a month and a promise for whoever his next opponent may be. Whether or not Alves knows more about his next opponent than we do, is still unclear.
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That idea's definitely been batted around before, and anyone leveling an alt can definitely see the benefits. But think of what you're giving up with a new rule like that: Deadmines, Wailing Caverns, Scarlet Monastery. All of the epic quests and reputations, all of the great old-world vistas and settings. Plus, new players to the game will find the old world even emptier than it already is -- everyone who has a high level character will already be leveling through Outland or Northrend.
Do we really want to abandon the old world for good? Blizzard doesn't think so -- Palehoof unofficially suggests that Blizzard is happy with the subscription fees for the two weeks it takes you to level your character, and Bornakk officially says that Blizzard is happy with the way things work now, and if they see a problem, they'll fix it. You have to think that they'll eventually allow this kind of "powerleveling" in some way -- as we move closer to level 100, it'll just be silly bothering with the lower levels considering how far ahead the new content is. But for now, you'll have to stick to leveling the old-fashioned way, because vanilla WoW isn't going anywhere.


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"Dragonfly" Lamp
This characteristic Tiffany "dragonfly"-design lampshade features predominantly amber and blue colors. The upper portion of the lampshade is veined; the lower portion is decorated with a band of dragonflies with outspread wings overlaid in pierced bronze encircling the perimeter.
- Designer: Clara Driscoll, American, born St. Mary's, Texas, 1881-1945
- Maker: Tiffany Studios, 1902-1932
- Medium: Glass, bronze, and lead
- Place Manufactured: Corona, New York, United States
- Dates: ca. 1900-1920
- Dimensions: 18 1/4 x 14 x 14 in. (46.4 x 35.6 x 35.6 cm) (show scale)
- Markings: Stamped on underside of base: "TIFFANY STUDIOS / NEW YORK / 337"
- Signature: no signature
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- Collections:Decorative Arts
- Museum Location: This item is on view in Luce Visible Storage and Study Center, 5th Floor
- Accession Number: 67.120.54
- Credit Line: Bequest of Laura L. Barnes
- Rights Statement: Creative Commons-BY
- Caption: Clara Driscoll (American, born St. Mary's, Texas, 1881-1945). "Dragonfly" Lamp, ca. 1900-1920. Glass, bronze, and lead, 18 1/4 x 14 x 14 in. (46.4 x 35.6 x 35.6 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Bequest of Laura L. Barnes, 67.120.54. Creative Commons-BY
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- Catalogue Description: Table lamp in glass, lead, and bronze. "Dragonfly" design shade of predominantly amber and blue colors. Upper portion of shade is veined; lower portion decorated with band of dragonflies with outspread wings overlaid in pierced bronze encircling perimeter. Three light sockets on horizontally curving arms; vasiform shaft with vertical lobes; circular base with undulating ribbed surface. CONDITION: Excellent
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It seems the whole world is talking about Lyric creative consultant Renée Fleming performing at the Super Bowl on February 2—in fact, there was so much chatter in the media and across the internet that it would take days to read it all!
This year's Super Bowl was watched by a record-setting audience of 111.5 million people, and Renée's rendition received universal acclaim. The audience was floored by her performance, with USA Today saying she "absolutely nailed" the National Anthem and calling for "a rule that playoff anthems only be performed by classically trained musicians."
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Mrs. Ellis, 92, died on Saturday, December 18, 2010 at the OCH Regional Medical Center in Starkville.
She was a farmer of the Baptist faith and born in Oktibbeha County.
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SLU Kicks Off National Public Health WeekEvent Details: April 06
ST. LOUIS - It's full speed ahead as undergraduate and graduate students in Saint Louis University's School of Public Health kick off National Public Health Week with a 5K run/walk to promote safe and healthy lifestyles. The 5K is one of several SLU events planned for the week of April 2-8 designed to raise awareness about public health issues in the community.
This year's national theme is "Safety is NO Accident" which reminds the community that injuries are preventable. At SLU, students aim to raise awareness about the dangers of texting and driving.
According to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, each year roughly 500,000 people are injured due to texting and driving, and nearly 6,000 people die as a result of distracted driving. Reminding people that injuries are preventable is an important way to promote overall safety in the community.
"Injuries, both unintentional and intentional, are a major threat to the public and often do not receive as much attention as other public health threats," said Katie Radvanyi, MPH candidate and president of the Community Health Association of Students. "Each year, nearly 30 million people in America are hospitalized due to injuries that could have been prevented with simple measures like wearing a seatbelt or wearing a helmet while bike riding."
Undergraduate, master's and Ph.D. students have collaborated together to plan a full week of activities that are open to the entire SLU community. They include:
Public Health Week Highlights
April 2, 9 a.m., Chaifetz Arena
5K Run/Walk - Exercise in a social environment and help raise awareness for injury prevention. Early registration is $15 and can be done online here. Registration on race day is $20.
April 4-8, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., Busch Student Center
Informational Tables - Public health students will be providing information about texting and driving and encouraging students to sign Oprah's No Phone Zone pledge.
April 5, 12 p.m., Salus Center, Room 1501
Brown Bag Lunch Panel - SLU health professionals will speak on different areas of injury control, including a public health approach to violence prevention and a surgeon's perspective on texting and driving.
April 6, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., Salus Center, Ground Floor
Red Cross Blood Drive - Give the gift of life and help the School of Public Health reach its goal to provide 40 units of blood to the American Red Cross. Those interested can register for a slot online here.


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Hawaii Five-O: Season 3 DVD
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- Format: DVD
- Rating: Not Rated
- Number of Discs: 6
- Region: 1
- Aspect Ratio: Fullscreen
- Studio: Paramount
- DVD Release Date: January 22, 2008
- Subtitles: Spanish, Portuguese, Brazilian
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- Cast: Jack Lord, James MacArthur
- Genre: TV Series
- Color: Color
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- Release Date: 1970
Filmed entirely on location in Hawaii, the show followed Jack Lord as he played Steve McGarrett, head of an elite state police unit, which only answered to the governor as it investigated organized crime, murder, assassination attempts, foreign agents, and felonies of every type in the television series now available on DVD. James MacArthur played his second-in-command, Danny (""Danno"") Williams, with local actors Kam Fong, Zulu, Al Harrington, and Herman Wedemeyer, among others, playing members of the Five-O team. Guest stars in this classic Hawaii Five O show included Helen Hayes, Ricardo Montalban, Leslie Nielsen, Herbert Lom and Hume Cronyn. among others. McGarrett's nemesis is the evil Wo Fat, a Red Chinese agent in charge of the entire Pacific Asiatic theater.
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House speaker pushing tax credits, more expected
PHOENIX -- A proposal by Arizona House Speaker Andy Tobin to increase a tax credit given to businesses that invest in research and development by 200 percent could be just one of many pushed by Republicans again this year in the Legislature.
Tobin said Friday that he's also considering another tax credit proposal and fellow Republicans have other ideas about helping businesses by adding new tax credits and other programs.
Cutting revenues runs counter to Gov. Jan Brewer's proposed $8.9 billion budget for the year beginning July 1, which doesn't envision any tax cuts or credits in coming years other than a revamping of the state's complicated sales tax collection program. She said last month she hopes that effort will be revenue neutral but isn't positive that will end up being the case.
The state already will have to deal with the looming expiration of a voter-approved temporary sales tax that has brought in about $1 billion a year and phased-in business tax changes passed in the last two years expected to impact the budget by $567 million a year within five years. Many at the Capitol liken the combination to Arizona's "fiscal cliff."
"We keep hearing from the GOP that we have this huge fiscal cliff and we've got no money," said Rep. Chad Campbell, the top Democrat in the House of Representatives. "But we've got no money because they keep throwing it away. And it's frustrating."
The tax changes that are not yet on line come from a huge Republican-sponsored economic development package designed to improve Arizona's business climate that was the centerpiece of the GOP agenda in 2011. It's estimated to reduce yearly state revenue by $539 million when it's fully implemented in 2018. Last year, a 25 percent capital gains tax cut and other business-friendly provisions designed to spur investment even more passed. It will save mostly wealthy taxpayers and businesses and represents a loss of state revenue of an estimated $108 million a year by 2018.
Republicans argue those measures helped spur investment and improved the business climate.
"We've gone from ninth to fourth in tax structure, in a friendly business environment here in the west, from ninth to fourth in a very short period of time," Tobin said. "The next question is, can we move that bar a little bit more and continue to do better."
Tobin has introduced a bill adding $5 million to a current $5 million a year tax credit in the budget year beginning July 1 and increasing it again the following year, bringing the total to $15 million a year. A second bill he's introduced but says he is completely revamping would provide $20 million a year in insurance premium rebates tied to high technology investments.
The proposals come even as the state's independent budget analysts predict that a current surplus will be gone within three years and the state will see structural deficits after that. That expected shortfall has worried even members of Tobin's own party.
Tobin brushed off concerns that additional tax cuts or credits will harm the state's budget outlook. He said he's looking at offsetting the costs with cuts elsewhere, including eliminating $20 million a year for the Citizen's Clean Elections Commission., which funds participating candidates' runs for office.
That will be difficult: A tax check-off that brought in $6.2 million to Clean Elections in 2011 was eliminated by the Legislature last year. The commission only got about $9.3 million that year from their other major funding source, court assessments. That funding was created by the voters when they created the commission in 1998 and changes required voter approval.
And Tobin said while Brewer's budget proposal doesn't include the changes, hers isn't the only voice in the room.
"The answer is the governor has listed her set of priorities, we all see those," Tobin said. "They're not the only priorities, because she's not the only one at the state Capitol."
Democrats have long been opposed to their counterparts' tax cut proposals, which they label as hurting regular Arizonans while giving handouts to big business and the wealthy.
Campbell, the House minority leader, said he actually thinks the current R&D tax credit is one of the few in the state that actually has been proven effective. But he said he's concerned nonetheless.
"I think at some point, we've got to stop doing these haphazard tax cuts and these piecemeal approaches and actually have a long-term economic development plan that has an overall structure to it and I just don't see that," Campbell said. "We just give a tax credit here, we make a tax cut there, and just cross out fingers and hope it works."


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It's gonna take a while, I'm having trouble finding the time to read lately but on my pile is;
The Children Of Men - PD James
The Murders In The Rue Morgue & other stories - Edgar Allan Poe
Dune - Frank Herbert
11/22/63 - Stephen King
Happy Reading!
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Tonyblack wrote:Nice one Chris! I wonder if they have the first Tarzan book? I used to have it years ago and it was excellent. The film Greystoke was a pretty close adaptation.
hattie wrote:I finally got together the courage to read Ulysses and Moby Dick. Not sure if I'll finish them though
hattie wrote:I still want to find out for myself.
There's a really interesting book about translation by Umberto Eco (Dire quasi la stessa cosa) and in it he says ther's so many people that tried translating Ulysses but just couldn't get it right.
Want to try finding out why it's so hard to do
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Highly interactive, multimedia training tool on CD-ROM. The Energy Trainer for Energy Managers (ETEM) HVAC module is the first in a series of planned and proposed modules. It contains about 4 hours of instruction on HVAC energy efficiency, and focuses on HVAC system operations and maintenance in existing buildings. The module includes 4 major lessons: fundamentals (with 5 main sub-topics), HVAC components, HVAC classifications, and four interactive, goal-oriented, problem-solving exercises using an example dual-duct HVAC system.
ETEM HVAC is based on training materials in courses offered by US DOE Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) and by the various branches of the armed services. Future HVAC modules are expected to address both major retrofits and the design of HVAC systems for new buildings. A module that focuses on lighting quality and energy efficiency began development in early 1999.
ETEM HVAC engages the user via numerous animations and interactions such as mouse-overs, 'more info' drill-down options, radio button choices, sliders, drag-and-drop exercises, fill-in-the-blank exercises, etc. The goal-oriented, problem-solving exercises let the user compete with the experts in trying to identify and fix multiple operations and maintenance problems with an existing HVAC system. In the main exercise the set of quite typical problems will, when fixed, reduce heating and cooling energy cost by more than half in most locations. Entry-level users have access to hints, while more advanced users must solve the exercise without the hints, making the exercise much more difficult.
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In Japan, an app that makes newspaper reading an interactive experience for kids
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A daily Japanese newspaper, the Tokyo Shimbun, has recently launched an app that allows children to scan specially-marked articles with their smartphone, which then reveals various kid-friendly content related to the article. An anime character, for instance, might pop up on a child's smartphone screen and explain the article in kid-friendly terms. Various graphics and pop-up headlines may also be revealed. The app, AR News, was developed by a Japanese firm known as Dentsu, which was contracted to create a solution that would make newspapers, and newspaper reading, more enjoyable to children. To use the app, a child simply has to find an...


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"Look, Mom!" a little boy calls out. "I found some big juicy ones!" Pushing aside glossy green leaves, he tugs at fat berries dangling from a branch just above his head, then drops them -- plop, plop, plop! -- into a white plastic bucket. It's a July afternoon in northeast Ohio, and although the sun shines fiercely and the thermometer has creeped past 90, a small army of people searches among the flourishing rows of bushes at the Blueberry Patch just outside of Mansfield. Bending, turning, crouching, reaching, they're all in hot pursuit of the luscious blue globes grown at Ohio's largest blueberry farm. Owners Steve and Lisa Beilstein grow more than 25 kinds of blueberries, but the Blueberry Patch is not just another you-pick fruit farm. It's one of the most diverse agritourism attractions you'll ever encounter. In addition to a nursery where the Beilsteins propagate berry plants for their online catalog, the Blueberry Patch has a large greenhouse selling herbs, flowering plants, hostas, garden pottery and of course copious blueberry bushes (one-gallon pots cost about $10). Although blueberry season ends in September, you can always buy the farm's jams and jellies plus frozen blueberries (about $15 for a three-pound bucket) and blueberry pies ($8.50) at the Blueberry Patch Gift Shop. A surprising find on a farm, that boutiquelike shop also carries pretty jewelry, fashion accessories and colorful Vera Bradley handbags. Another surprise is the Blossom Cafe, a bright and airy spot to lunch on blueberry-laced chicken salad ($7.75) or homemade quiche served with a side salad and the muffin of the day ($7.50). Don't be surprised if it's blueberry!


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Miguel Lasala wants to show Starkville a side of Mardi Gras that is not typically found in New Orleans.
He has organized a group called the Starkville Boudin Krewe for Mississippi State University's own Courir de Mardi Gras, showing the campus how rural Louisiana celebrates Mardi Gras.
Lasala, an assistant professor in architecture at MSU, said the concept for the Courir, or run, is based on a rural tradition for gathering ingredients for traditional Mardi Gras dishes, such as chicken, sausage and rice for gumbo. He said celebrants usually wear colorful costumes and travel from door to door through the countryside looking for these ingredients, whether by foot or on horseback.
"Being that we're not going to be able to beg for chicken on our way through campus, I've already made a gumbo, and we'll be sharing it at Dave's Dark Horse Tavern afterward," Lasala said. "The rural Mardi Gras is very different from the New Orleans Mardi Gras."
Lasala said the idea to start a Courir at MSU started with another Mardi Gras tradition he carried over to Starkville from studying for a master's degree at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.
"When I was a student there, and when I was teaching there, during the Mardi Gras season, a lot of times, we would bring in king cake at the beginning or end of the month," Lasala said. "And whoever gets the baby in the king cake brings the next one. I did that here, and some of the students didn't even know what a king cake was. We got to talking about Mardi Gras, and the idea of doing a really quick, small-scale parade through campus on Mardi Gras day came up, and they became very interested about it."
One chat with Dean of Students Thomas Bourgeois later, he said, the Courir was approved.
"He said it was fine, as long as we stuck to the sidewalks and didn't disturb any classes that were going on," Lasala said.
The structure of the Courir, as Lasala has planned it, stands somewhere between a parade and a party. He said his first-year architecture students would meet at 3 p.m. Tuesday behind Giles Hall and start the event at the Drill Field, but anyone could join their ranks at any time. The event will conclude at Dave's Dark Horse Tavern at 410 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive.
"A regular parade is where a bunch of people just stand around and watch a parade go through," Lasala said. "So we encourage everyone to walk with us. So it's something that, if they just stand there, then it's going to be over before they know it. But if they come with us, it's going to be more of a continuing kind of celebration."
Lasala said it was tradition for the celebration to begin with chasing a chicken, but the group would play games instead, including football. He also said he hoped to have Mardi Gras music on hand.
As for costumes, Lasala said some of the students would use outfits from MSU's Trashion Fashion Show, held by the National Organization for Minority Students in October 2010. He said he still had yet to assemble his own costume, but he would aim for something fitting the Courir tradition. As for guests, he said it would be best if they wore costumes of their own, but they do not need to be elaborate.
"We encourage everyone to come with a disguise if they can," Lasala said. "They can wear a sheet and a mask, a hat or whatever. It doesn't have to be anything elaborate, and it doesn't have to be anything according to a theme. If they want to participate, all they have to do is come."
Lasala said this was the first time a Courir had come to campus, but he does not want this to be the last. He said he envisioned each school creating their own Krewe next year, each with their own competing themes.
He also said Mississippi State students had already put on a similar event called the Zombie Walk, where students dressed as the undead.
"If that caught on," Lasala said, " I hope this could catch on."


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It doesn't surprise Mississippi State football coach Dan Mullen when Chad Bumphis, Chris Smith, Cameron Lawrence, Darius Slay or Johnthan Banks make their presence felt on the field.
Mullen said those seniors have put in the work for the Bulldogs over the years and know how to lay it on the line when necessary.
"When it comes time to make a play, our guys are stepping up and making plays to win football games for us," Mullen said during Wednesday's Southeastern Conference coaches teleconference. " In the past at times when adversity hit, people would look around to see who would make the play. Now when adversity seems to hit, a lot of our seniors are stepping up and making the plays."
Senior receivers Bumphis and Smith lead MSU in receptions with 10 each, while Bumphis has the most yards receiving with 236 and Smith is second with 132. Bumphis had five touchdown catches for the Bulldogs and tight end Marcus Green, another senior, has three scores.
Senior linebacker Cameron Lawrence has the most tackles for the State defense with 26. Slay has the most interceptions and Banks, a former East Webster player, chips in two thefts.
The Bulldogs have a 3-0 record and became ranked at No. 23 by The Associated Press and USA Today polls this week.
For success to continue this season, Mullen said the leaders of the team must continue to play well as they have the first three weeks.
"That's what I've seen the first couple of weeks, but obviously, we need that to happen a lot more throughout the rest of the year," Mullen said.
Bulletin board material?
Mullen says he doesn't take the time to read up on most preseason predictions and where Mississippi State ranks.
So when the Bulldogs were picked to finish sixth in the seven team SEC Western Division, it didn't bother Mullen very much.
The things that Mullen believes causes more bulletin board material than anything else is when people from the outside rate position groups.
"There's some of that stuff that goes up," Mullen said. "It's more about where people rank our position groups where we are supposed to have the 11th worst linebackers. They put that up for the linebackers and (the coaches) say, 'hey you've got to prove you are better than what they say you are.' I think we use that more than the overall team stuff."
Wildcat against Jaguars?
Mississippi State has the wildcat package in place to be used at certain times of the game.
The wildcat formation has a particular player that comes into the game for a play or two for the starting quarterback, takes a direct snap from center from the shotgun and tries to make a play mainly with his feet.
Bumphis and sophomore Jameon Lewis have been the primary players used in that role this season for the Bulldogs.
Mullen wants to use the wildcat more in games, but also wants it to be effective.
"We haven't looked smooth doing it, but we do it in practice," Mullen said. "In games, we haven't looked as great. We have that package in and most of the time, it's how the game goes and it's something we want to use with both of those guys and something we want to carry with us."
Plan for Prescott
Even though redshirt freshman backup quarterback Dak Prescott did not play in last Saturday's 30-24 victory over Troy, it's the plan to get him into as many situations as possible for him to develop confidence.
Mullen said it was his fault that Prescott didn't get an opportunity against Troy.
"Last week, we had the package where we wanted to get him in and get him some snaps," Mullen said. "We wanted to force feed some snaps and we didn't do it last week. That's on me a lot as far as putting him in games, get him some reps and some confidence. We want to put him in like we did the first two games. We have that package and every game, I want to use it so we can continue to develop his confidence."
Prescott has thrown four passes and completed one for 8 yards. He has rushed four times for 10 yards.
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You have friends at your place, all the computers connected with each other and you are enjoying the most exciting moment of gaming with your friends! Isn't it awesome? So, people we have this coolest post for you about the top ten anticipated games of 2011. Which will make you guys go crazy.
The one thing you'll notice about this post is the new features in OLD games, by old I mean the sequels of the previous games new games are made on that. This can be said that the developers are not going for innovation but they are earning their name on their previous successful work. Whatever it is, the ecstasy and excitement is not over yet. So let us take a look on them!
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3- (infinity Ward)
This game is coming this November and will be a smashing hit no doubt. The developers INFINITY WARD made it compatible with both Xbox 360 and PC.
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This game will be released in November, 2011 and quite a fantasy game. You need to have a 4 GB RAM and 10 GB hard disk in your Dual-core 2.5 GHz PC and it is also compatible with Xbox 360.
Doom 4: (iD Software)
This Texas based game studio id software is producing this game compatible with PS3 and X360 and the release date is not yet confirmed yet, but will be here soon!
Diablo 3: (Blizzard)
Diablo 3 will be released this year I guess in the late quarter of this year, because on blizzard's website they said that they are going to take enough time to make this game compatible with both Mac and PC with 7 different languages.
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This game is coming soon on Xbox 360, PC and PS3, Rockstar games is going fast. The release date is expected to be around 30 November this year.
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There are so many "at home" tests these days, such as pregnancy tests. Is there one for type 2 diabetes? My parents have both been diagnosed with it and I'm concerned I maybe one of the many undiagnosed cases. Currently I'm without health insurance so would prefer to be able to make a preliminary check at home before consulting a doctor. (I'm 54, my parents are 78 & 79.)
Hi Jennifer - before I was actually diagnosed I used a friend's glucose meter and did a little self-test after a dinner out (pasta of all things ) He brought a new lancet for me to use. I tested right before dinner, then two hours later. My scores were elevated so that's what made me speak to my doctor about it. I had no symptoms whatsoever as far as thirst, frequent urination etc.
I'm not sure if this is recommended but maybe you could use a clean lancet from one of your parent's supply and try it out? Your parents can certainly help you decipher the score. It's not the same as a lab test, but might leave enough of a question mark to make you want to pursue this with your own doctor? Just a suggestion....
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doing a quick test might be possible but it is in no way diagnostic - there are so many variables that could cause a blood sugar spike (hormones, illness - whether you're currently sick, coming down with or rcuperating, caffeine intake, certain 'natural' ingredients like chicory and licorice, etc). Better off getting a simple A1C blood test - as a longer term average, it's a much better video of your blood sugar than the snapshot of a finger stick. There are some home A1C tests, whether they are at all reliable is a question I can't answer. The endocrinologist I used to see actually had an in-office A1C machine that used a finger stick and while we chatted over how I was doing, it would process and give her the most up to date reading possible.
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"Right there," he said. "You can see how high the water came up."
Sunday at the apartment complex off Hutchison near Hale, cleanup efforts continued for Speer and dozens of other residents whose homes flooded during recent heavy rainfall in the area. Gulf Highlands management could not be reached for comment Sunday, but several residents said about 70 percent of homes in the complex had major flood damage.
Except for a few inches of water near the entrance of the complex, floodwater had completely receded from the apartments Sunday. But sidewalks and roads were cluttered with discarded furniture, sheets of drywall, and trash bags stuffed with residents' personal effects, as if the complex was being cleared for demolition. Carpets were removed from homes, rolled up and stacked on the sidewalk.
"You tear up the carpet and that helps to avoid some of the mildew," said Barbara Speer, Jim Speer's wife. Many dumpsters at the complex were overflowing, which forced Gulf Highlands to rent several additional — and larger — dumpsters.
The rain also tore a three-foot hole in the ceiling of the Speers' apartment, exposing wooden beams and peppering a guest bedroom with pink insulation fiber.
"I guess the insulation just got soaked with water and got heavy, then caved in," Jim Speer said.
Across from the Speer residence, Joyce Holcomb waited on her porch for an insurance claims adjuster to arrive. A water canal snakes through the apartment complex, and when it flooded, water began flowing through Holcomb's back door.
"It was up to here," she said, pointing to her calf. "And the street was flooded, too. But what made it worse was when people would drive by, it made a wake and kind of forced more water into the apartment."
Sunday, Holcomb's carpet and half the drywall in her living room had been stripped. She hired a cleaning crew after the water subsided. Many other Gulf Highlands residents hired property restoration contractors. Among the contractors at Gulf Highlands on Sunday was Patrick James with Southern Cat, Inc.
James said that most of the floodwater at Gulf Highlands was "black water" contaminated with bacteria, fungi or other extremely unsanitary agents.
"You really can't compare the damage to other storms because every storm is different. But we've got a lot of work to do," James said.
In slightly more than a week, about 20 inches of rain fell in some areas of
Partly sunny conditions with intermittent showers and thunderstorms are expected Monday in the
For the Speers, calmer weather is welcome. Six months before their Gulf Highlands apartment flooded, a tree fell on their home in
"It's like, 'Ok, God. If you're trying to tell us something, you've got our attention,'" Barbara Speer said.


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For those who prefer walking silently in harmony with their surroundings rather than striding along hastily, snowshoeing is an ideal way of discovering the local fauna and flora, peacefully muffled in its winter cloak. Let yourself be tempted by this ancestral sport which will take you into the very heart of nature. Don't hesitate to engage the services of a local guide, not only will they ensure your safety, but they will enable you to discover remoter areas of the valley, whilst sharing their knowledge and love of this winter landscape with you.
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By BRIAN HAWKINS
Volunteers are being sought for a second community work day to continue cleanup efforts at the tornado-ravaged Pines Trailer Park.
Members of the Starkville High School Class of 1975 organized a work day last Saturday at The Pines and were successful in cleaning significant amounts of fallen tree limbs and other vegetative debris from the late-night tornado that struck there Nov. 29.
Last week, Class of 1975 member Geri Jones and two of her classmates had been volunteering at The Pines to help the residents there, but soon discovered that many of the residents are elderly with disabilities and cannot participate in the cleanup.
The work day last weekend was a solution she and her classmates devised after several concerned citizens asked about what help was needed, Jones said.
"I know that the residents of the mobile home park were very grateful and appreciative for our efforts," Jones said.
After a last Saturday's work day was a success, she and her classmates saw the need to for a second work day this weekend to continue removing fallen trees and vegetative debris and —
pending consultation with the management at The Pines — begin removing damaged mobile home debris, Jones said.
The second work day will begin at 10 a.m. Saturday, with those participating being asked to gather by the office building at The Pines.
The work day will be held unless poor weather prevents it; should there be bad weather, the work day will be rescheduled for Dec. 18.
Those who plan to help are asked to bring yard rakes, shovels, power saws, garbage bags, garbage cans, trucks and trailers, Jones said. Protective eyewear and work gloves are also encouraged, Jones added.
"The more people we have, the more we can get done to help these people recover," she said.
Several businesses supported last week's cleanup effort and made donations, including Shipley's Donuts, Domino's Pizza, Coca-Cola, The Cake Box and Golden Triangle Waste Services for the large containers used to remove debris.
Jones also thanked Annie L. Norman, Vicki L. West and Ada Rich Williams for their help in organizing the work days.
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New Orleans, LA—Time is precious for getting a stroke victim the immediate care they need. Now, an important study funded by the National Institute of Health has found that DHA may be an important part of ischemic stroke treatment and recovery—if it's taken within five hours of stroke.
Washington, D.C.—The Natural Products Association (NPA) members that were part of the former West and Rocky Mountain regions will now be affiliate with one of three newly organized regions: Northwest, Southwest and Midwest.
Secaucus, NJ—Kosherfest 2010 proved that with innovative new products expanding the variety in the market, the rules may stay strict, but the taste and nutritional values are improving.
The natural products industry, organic food manufacturers and suppliers in particular, should be closely allied to all efforts at creating sustainable supply chains for business.
Ronkonkoma, NY—Industry veteran Jodi Drexler-Billet has brought to market the new Earthly Elements all-natural vegan personal care line, which will be distributed by supplement manufacturer Solgar Vitamin and Herb Company. T
Helios CORP and Sunbio announced that they received new dietary ingredient (NDI) approval for EstroG-100.
The Senate failed to vote on passing the Food Safety and Modernization Act on Thursday, November 18.
Reports indicate that food retail prices in nearly every category are in for higher-than-average inflation in 2011. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has said that for all food, prices are expected to rise 2–3%, nearly double the 2010 increase. Meat prices are predicted to approach a 3.5% hike, and dairy a 5.5% jump.
Boulder, CO—The practice of grass-based, environmentally friendly organic dairy farming is better for cows' health, and leads to better quality milk, too, according to a recent report. The research, conducted by The Organic Center and published under the title, "A Dairy Farm's Footprint," presents the conclusions that organic dairy farms support healthier, less stressed, more frequently lactating and longer-living cows. Organic dairies also have a smaller carbon footprint than high-production, conventional dairies (with manure methane emissions reduced by 60% to 80%) and produce milk with a superior nutritional profile.
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Zimbabwean man with jaw destroyed by detonator will undergo surgery, thanks to Sharp HealthCare
A few seconds of tragic teenage curiosity have brought five years of pain and difficulty to Blessing Makwera of Zimbabwe. Now, hope, in the form of extensive reconstructive surgery, is close at hand.
Makwera's path to San Diego started in 2008, when his cousin handed him a small metal device with two wires sticking out.
"He just gave it to me like, do you know what this is," Makwera, 20, said Wednesday in muffled but articulate English.
Always curious about how things work, the boy put the device in his mouth, freeing both of his hands to touch the two wires to the positive and negative terminals of his cellphone battery.
The resulting explosion from what turned out to be a detonator, the kind used to set off land mines, destroyed most of the boy's jaw and teeth. Since the explosion, eating and talking have been a daily ordeal.
Eventually, Makwera's plight came to the attention of Operation of Hope Worldwide, a nonprofit based in Lake Forest that brings surgeons to developing countries to perform surgeries on children born with facial deformities like cleft palates.
Jennifer Trubenbach, the organization's president, said Blessing's situation was too complex to handle in Zimbabwe, so she began looking for sponsors to fund a trip to America and for a hospital and team of surgeons willing to donate the procedure. She said Sharp HealthCare, once it learned of Makwera's situation, was quick to respond.
"They just swung the doors open wide," Trubenbach said.
Makwera is headed for 10 hours of surgery Saturday, the first of three operations designed to rebuild his jaw, repair scar tissue in and around his mouth and install permanent false teeth. A team of seven surgeons is working with Sharp to donate the work, which is estimated to take eight months.
Dr. Joel Berger, the maxillofacial surgeon heading the team, predicted big changes for his patient.
"At the end of eight months, he'll be able to smile, laugh, speak, eat whatever he wants and function as a normal human being," Berger said.
An X-ray shows the surgeons' starting point. There, where his jaw should be, is the bright arc of a steel surgical wire installed by an African doctor.
Berger said he knows that some may question the expense, which is likely to exceed $1 million. The surgeon said doing the work is about something deeper than helping someone undo the consequences of a tragic and painful accident.
"Something like this, it makes us realize there are other people living in situations that are so difficult, and makes us so thankful for what we have," Berger said.
Rebuilding the young man's jaw is the first step in the process, and doctors worked Wednesday with a three-dimensional computer model of Makwera's mouth to plan their work.
Using templates created from the virtual computer model, Dr. James Chao, a vascular plastic surgeon, will remove the middle section of Makwera's left fibula and make strategic mitered cuts to allow him to bend the bone into a rounded shape that traces the line where his natural jaw would be. Chao said he must do his work without breaking blood vessels as thin as a pen stroke.


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The crunch of breaking fiberglass is a nightmarish sound to any Corvette owner. The repair process that comes after an accident can be equally unnerving and lasts far longer. Here's how to get the damage repaired and the event behind you as quickly and efficiently as possible.
Choosing Your Corvette's Insurance
The starting point is to choose your insurance company wisely. The main reason for buying insurance is to be properly taken care of when an accident occurs. Shopping for insurance by price alone can result in the purchase of a product that lets you down when you most need it. If you're dealing with the major automotive insurers, sometimes referred to as "standard carriers," ask your friends and associates what companies they have used and what their claims experiences have been.
I'll start things off by giving a conditional endorsement to State Farm, which has insured my vehicles for decades and generally has been good to deal with. The rates have been competitive, and, when needed, the company has come through after a little work on my part. The limitation with State Farm, or any major insurer, is that there is little likelihood the inspector or appraiser will have sufficient knowledge of older specialty vehicles. This is less of an issue for C4, C5, and C6 owners, but it is a real concern for owners of earlier Corvettes or any customized car.
Consider the added benefit of choosing an insurance company that has a local agent or office to assist you when an accident occurs. I value having people nearby I can call or visit if a problem or dispute arises. For example, if someone hits your car, you may have to come up with your deductible until the claim is settled with the other person's insurance company. A local agent may work to get the other insurance company to issue a check for the deductible right away. It may be more difficult to get such personal service from Internet insurance providers.
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There are alternatives to the major insurers for some Corvette owners. Collector-car insurers, such as Heacock Classic, specialize in, well, special cars. A particular advantage of collector-car insurers can be insuring for an agreed value. If the car is stolen or severely damaged, having an agreed value in the policy will prevent having to establish a value after the fact. With most family auto policies, the car is valued at its bluebook value, sometimes called ACV or Actual Cash Value (the depreciated value)-and that value is subject to debate.
Another potential problem can arise from limits an insurance company places on the labor rate it's willing to pay. Although the company can't force you to use its preferred shops, the maximum rate it will pay may be, say, $42 per hour, while your chosen specialty shop charges $70. If your shop does the repair, you may have to pay the difference. Read the fine print to determine the labor-rate limitations. The rate may need to be negotiated with the shop prior to the work being commenced. In other words, pay particular attention to shops that have not had their labor rate approved by your insurance company, or you may be held accountable for the additional repair costs.
Collector-car insurance policies can offer a number of other advantages. Particularly important is that the claim adjusters are much more likely to be experienced with special-interest cars. This can make a world of difference when estimating the true cost of repairs on an older vehicle. And because collector-car insurers are smaller, they're not as likely to try to steer policyholders to particular shops, instead allowing car owners to select their preferred repair facility. Another Heacock advantage is that all policies provide instantaneous, automatic insurance coverage when a new collector car is purchased. An additional $10 a year covers flatbed towing for the insured car, a real plus in the event of a breakdown or a flat. Heacock can also insure cars during restoration, insure race cars, and even insure a car club for general liability or shows.
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Friggin' Rocktober, ya'all.
'Bloody Knuckles' seems very appropriate given our current national mood. We're less than 30 days away from a huge presidential election. The polls are tight, especially in the swing states. That means both candidates are going to ramp up the aggression. This race will turn into a barroom brawl very soon–if it hasn't already. Bloody knuckles, indeed.
As far as the actual song goes, it comes from High on Fire's latest effort, De Vermis Mysteriis. 'Bloody Knuckles' is a strong representative of the disc's power. When DVM came out in April, I was going to do an album review for it, but I got sorta wrapped up in Torche's Harmonicraft. I figured one big metal record critique during the spring was more than enough for my eight readers.
The problem is that De Vermis Mysteriis is a record that cannot be ignored, mostly because it expertly mines a vein of rock that many groups either can't or won't. Where other bands mix their metal with David Bowie haircuts, synthesizer breakdowns or dubstep affectations, High on Fire is content to craft pile-driving riffs, intense solos and galloping rhythms. This gives the band several distinct advantages over their heavy metal competitors, the most important of which is that High on Fire doesn't suck.
That doesn't mean that High on Fire is a group for everyone's taste. Within five seconds of the ferocious album opener 'Serums of Liao', most women will be desperately punching the mute button. Even though HoF comes from a stoner-rock background, the trustafarian neo-hippie contingent will likely shit their Birkenstocks upon listening to the determined curbstomp of 'Romulus and Remus'. The hailstorm of guitars, drums and low-end thump in 'Spiritual Rites' sounds like it's specifically designed to punch Communists in the throat.
But even with all that monolithic riffage, De Vermis Mysteriis has a distinct charm when it goes off-message. On HoF's last disc, Snakes for The Divine, the trio's diversions from the brand felt like gritted-teeth concessions. In the case of De Vermis, the subdued instrumental 'Samsara' blends seamlessly with the overall vibe, as does the slow-burning, insane-finishing 'Madness of An Architect'. The midtempo grind of 'King of Days' wouldn't sound out-of-place on an early Queens of the Stone Age album. The brooding lyrics and somber guitars are a reminder that even the gnarliest metal dudes get the blues every once in a while.
Even more surprising is 'Warhorn'. Throughout the disc, lead vocalist Matt Pike's growl is less like an actual human voice and more akin to a heavily distorted instrument blending into and complementing the overall tone of the songs. On the record's finale, Pike's lyrics are sung largely without his customary bulldozer guitar accompaniment. Unadorned by six string assistance, Pike's roaring anger has never sounded more ferocious.
All of that makes De Vermis Mysteriis the hands-down metal album of 2012. High on Fire not only won the year, they also topped their previous masterpiece Blessed Black Wings and set a new standard for themselves. If you are at all interested in modern heavy music, De Vermis Mysteriis is a must-own record.


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