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Albums similar to the middle era Beatles, Pet Sounds and/or Odessey & Oracle
Blossom Toes
We Are Ever So Clean Released November 24, 1967
Here's a surprising Pitchfork review of the 2007 anniversary release of the album:
"Blossom Toes were the twee-est band of all time-- twice as twee as the Dukes of Stratosphear covering "(Listen to the) Flower People" in front of an audience of animated chipmunks, thrice as twee as a Keane painting magically brought to life by a sprinkling of fairy dust and singing the Fluff Fluff Fluff Fluff and Cuddleyness catalogue. Originally the Ingoes, one of ten million British blues bands who desperately wanted to be the Yardbirds, they hooked up with their idols' manager Giorgio Gomelsky; just as flower power was taking off, they were directed to become psychedelicists and change their name, for reasons having less to do with LSD than pounds-shillings-pence.
In the new reissue's liner notes, the Toes claim their songs were all written by the time somebody played them an acetate of Sgt. Pepper's in the studio. If so, "Penny Lane"/"Strawberry Fields Forever" seems to have hit them like an acid bomb, because virtually every song here can trace its DNA to the Beatles' psychedelic moment, from the harmonies to Kevin Westlake's Ringofied drumming to the quick-changing orchestrations accompanying the chime of their twelve-string guitars to their general sense of persistently tuneful music-hall whimsy as the corridor behind the doors of perception.
They don't waste time getting around to it, either: The opening track begins with a backwards-guitar fade-in before singer/guitarist Brian Godding exclaims "Look at me I'm you! Look at me I'm you!" Godding was the band's main songwriter, although guitarist Jim Cregan also gets in a couple of good ones, especially "When the Alarm Clock Rings" (later recycled as the closing track of the Nuggets II compilation), and Westlake contributes a song called "The Remarkable Saga of the Frozen Dog", which is as look-at-me-I'm-high as you'd guess.
And virtually everything on the original album works beautifully-- they'd spent years streamlining their attack on stage, including a stint backing up Sonny Boy Williamson, so the spaced-out playfulness of their lyrics and singing is balanced out by fine, tough musicianship. "Hurry up, sleep, take me/Or I'll be late for tea," they croon, but even as an overdubbed French horn paraphrases the "Penny Lane" coda, Westlake and bassist Brian Belshaw are playing crushingly hard."
Harry Nilsson
Aerial Ballet Released August 1968
AMG review :
"As "Good Old Desk" opens Aerial Ballet with a cheerful saunter, it's clear that Harry Nilsson decided to pick up where he left off with his debut, offering another round of effervescent, devilishly clever pop, equal parts lite psychedelia, pretty ballads, and music hall cabaret. It's not a carbon copy, however. In one sense, he entrenches himself a little bit, emphasizing his lighter edges and humor, writing songs so cheerfully lightweight -- a love song about his mom and dad, an ode to his favorite desk, an address or two to a "Little Cowboy" -- that it may be a little too cloying for some tastes, even for fans of Pandemonium Shadow Show. Those are balanced by a couple major steps forward, namely "Everybody's Talkin'" and "One." The former finds Nilsson adopting a rolling folk-pop backing for a Fred Neil song, making it into an instant, Grammy-winning classic. The latter was the greatest song he had written to date, a haunting tale of loneliness reminiscent of McCartney, yet with its own voice. These are the songs anchoring an album that may be a little lightweight, but it's engagingly, deliberately lightweight. If it's a bit dated, it wears its old charms well."
The Turtles
Happy Together Released April 1967
The Turtles's best studio album includes the title hit, "She'd Rather Be with Me," "Guide for the Married Man," and then-unknown Warren Zevon's "Like the Seasons," among other songs.
The Moon
Without Earth (1968)
AMG review :
"Moon were a sort of second-tier supergroup in the late 1960s, led by pianist and songwriter Matthew Moore, drummer and producer Larry Brown (late of the Bel-Aires and Davie Allan & the Arrows), and ex-Beach Boy David Marks on guitar, with Andy "Drew" Bennett on bass (Bennett was replaced by the time of the group's second album by David Dawson, formerly of Hearts & Flowers). For all that pedigree, though, Moon received little support from their label, Imperial Records, and the group's two albums, 1968's Without Earth and 1969's Moon, went virtually unheard when they were released. Fans of period pop psychedelia found the albums irresistible, however, and the group has enjoyed a kind of low-key cult status ever since, leading to Rev-Ola's reissue of both albums on one CD, along with a handful of bonus tracks that include a couple of mono 45 mixes and three tracks from Moore's pre-Moon band, Matthew Moore Plus 4. Sounding a bit like a low rent version of the Zombies or the Left Banke, it is easy to see why fans of baroque-'60s pop are so enamored of Moon, but like many bands from the era who fell under the influence of the Beatles, the absence of strong songs and melodies all too often renders the heavily phased and string-laden arrangements forgettable as soon as the next track begins. Not that the group doesn't get close to pop-psych heaven here with songs like "Someday Girl," the goofy, sitar-laced "Brother Lou's Love Colony," or the ultra-Beatlesque "Give Me More" (all from Without Earth), it's just that the swirl of the arrangements can't hide the fact that none of these songs are particularly front line. The songs from the second album, Moon, fare better, as Brown (both albums were recorded at his Continental Sounds studio) cuts back a bit on the orchestration and Moore simply delivers better material, like the haunting, beautiful "Lebanon" or the intriguing "Life Is a Season," which has Moore singing lines like "comprehension wields the sword that kills the fear" with agile, melodic ease. Also worth mentioning is the reincarnation revenge song "Pirate," which has a plot line so bizarre that it can't help but be memorable. When all is said and done, one wishes Moon had gotten a crack at a third album, since they were clearly inching toward the kind of uniqueness that might have allowed them to rise above their influences."
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The world's most successful golf tour will finally make its full debut in the potentially enormous Asian market this week when the CIMB Classic unleashes a coterie of stars in Malaysia.
America's PGA Tour has lagged behind the more adventurous European Tour with its forays into the vast region but this week's $7 million tournament in Kuala Lumpur will hope to make up for lost time.
Tiger Woods, the main drawcard, is absent but world number three Phil Mickelson will lead the charge in the first PGA event in Asia to offer points towards the new season's FedExCup.
Ernie Els, Sergio Garcia, Keegan Bradley, Rickie Fowler and K.J. Choi will also be prowling the undulating Kuala Lumpur Golf and Country Club on the Malaysian capital's outskirts from Thursday.
The tournament is one half of a bumper week of golf in Asia with the European Tour's $7 million BMW Masters in Shanghai also helping kick off the region's late-season international swing.
Next week, the sport's biggest names will contest the richest purse ever offered in Asia at the $8.5 million WGC-HSBC Championship, also in Shanghai.
The PGA Tour tested the waters in 2010 with the inaugural, 40-man CIMB tournament, the first event it sanctioned in Southeast Asia, before expanding it and finally giving it full points status.
With the winners of 15 majors and nearly 300 tournaments worldwide, this year's edition brings one of the strongest fields ever seen in Southeast Asia.
The bumper turnout stems from the fact that points for the FedExCup, the season-long championship culminating next September, are on offer, with 500 going to the winner.
Chief among the players' concerns will be jetlag -- with many flying in from last week's Shriners Hospitals for Children Open in Las Vegas -- as well as Malaysia's tropical heat and humidity.
Last year, Nick Watney's caddie Chad Reynolds was taken ill with heat stroke during the first round, prompting his wife Amber to duck inside the ropes and deputise by carrying her husband's bag.
Watney used a replacement caddie for the second round, but he made light of the problems by eventually carving out a one-shot win not far ahead of a charging Woods.
Bo Van Pelt, who won the CIMB in 2011 and was joint runner-up behind Watney last year, advised his fellow players to take it slow and steady around the hilly Kuala Lumpur course.
"I live in Oklahoma, it gets pretty hot in the summer there," said Van Pelt, sweating as he stood by the putting green.
"So I think it wasn't that big a stretch for me to deal with humidity and this amount of sunshine. You just drink lots of water, take your time and listen to your body.
"Everybody will get through it."
The big American added that Asia was now becoming a more established destination for PGA Tour golfers, despite the monster journey across the globe.
"With the strength of the field this week, obviously a lot of guys came over," he said.
"I think guys have heard that this is a great event the last couple of years and that's why you see the strength of the field. You look at the facilities this week, you can see why we're here."
India's Gaganjeet Bhullar, joint 10th last year, said the CIMB was a huge opportunity, with the winner earning a place at the US Masters and full PGA Tour membership.
Points and money earned this week can also help players gain entry to events on the lucrative American tour, considered the sport's pinnacle.
"It just means that we know we have achieved everything in life," said Bhullar. "If I play well this week and next week in the HSBC it will give me some status on the PGA Tour.
"I guess that's how the doors open, and at the end of the day, that's my goal. That's my destination."

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As a front-end developer, I'm often given graphics of web sites and told pretty much, "Make it work." I've recently started working on Linux 100% of the time and was wondering if there's any programs out there that're good for "digesting" graphics.
All I do, pretty much, is draw little selection boxes and takes notes on their dimensions; I also slice out a piece of the graphic (i.e. copy out just the part of the graphic I need for to make the same effect in CSS). Before now I've been very happy with Fireworks, but I need something for Linux, any suggestions?
As a note, I mainly deal with pixel based graphics, so the program being vector based isn't a necessity.


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Who Is "The Walking Dead's" Ezekiel - And Why Does He Have a Pet Tiger?
Comic Books, TV
From now until the end of January, the following ten artists are going to be drawing weekly pieces while trying out to become a new member of The Line it is Drawn artist roster.
Click here to see what they did during the two free-for-all weeks. Click here to see their first week's worth of pieces, based on The Line it is Drawn theme week of "Cover Homages". And read on to see their second week's worth of pieces, based on The Line it is Drawn theme week of "Comic book characters fighting villains that they've never faced before"!
BigMike20X6 suggested:
Teen Titans vs Jason Voorhees
Bill Walko drew this one. His website is here.
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BigMike20X6 suggested:
Batman vs Millar's Nemesis
Phillip Sevy drew this one. Here is his website.
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BigMike20X6 suggested:
The original Avengers vs the Crime Syndicate
Yukinori Xum drew this one.
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caanan suggested:
Batman vs Mysterio
John Trumbull drew this one. Here is his website.
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caanan suggested:
Daredevil vs Catwoman
Marco D'Alfonso drew this one. Here is his website.
dc2omniverse suggested:
The Black Knight vs. Morgaine le Fey
Jason Gonzalez drew this one. Here is his website.
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dc2omniverse suggested:
The Thing vs. Gorilla Grodd
Josh Gowdy drew this one. His website is here.
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Ecovore suggested:
Doc Savage vs Venom
Axel Medellin drew this one. His website is here.
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shurwitt suggested:
Wonder Woman vs. Hela
Cynthia "Thea" Rodgers drew this one. Her website is here.
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Daniel Cox also drew this one. Here is his website.
Man, these people just continue to up the ante, don't they?
This'll be quite a tough call next week!
Oh my God. All of those are really fantastic… I wanted to say Batman / Nemesis was my favorite, but then I kept going, and I just don't know. Really really great work everyone!!
I think the two Batmans might still be my favorites… The styles of both are just perfect for the characters. Like the DD as well, but I'm a huge DD fan. Nice choice to go with the armor.
Bill Walko.
[…] piece was done for CBR's "The Line Is Drawn," where a list of artists (including myself) had to choose from twitter feed responses. The themes: […]
Wow, a ton of great work here, but I especially loved Jason's Black Knight. You have a hell of an eye for design Jason; fantastic job.
Simply amazing! Great job by all! It's so hard to pick a favorite on this batch!
This is just unfair. They're all so good! HOW ARE WE SUPPOSED TO CHOOSE?! *sob* *choke*
Here again, it's been so long that I looked and said "Wonder Woman vs. Hela! Gee, that's cool!" before I remembered that I actually suggested it. And there are *two* of them! And they're awesome.
The Avengers vs. Crime Syndicate matchup is a brilliant idea.
Tough competition, man. They're all just so polished and strong.
Yeah, it is ridiculous how good everyone is.
I really dig the Batman/Mysterio crossover. It reminds me of a Marshall Rogers, and that's certainly a good thing in my book.
Jeez…now my mouth is watering for Marvel vs DC 2…..Access Boogaloo.. The artists are not making this cut down decision very easy on Brian or us…
Batman/Mysterio is a fantastic piece of work.
I second Bill Walko. His is always my favorite in the list. Keep 'em coming.
I really dig the Batman/Mysterio crossover. It reminds me of a Marshall Rogers, and that's certainly a good thing in my book.
That's what I was going for, Cass, so it's cool to hear I pulled it off!
Everyone did a nice job this week, but I especially love Bill Walko's piece. It's too funny/clever for words.
Man, is Hela really dressing that skimpy these days? When did THAT happen?
Bill Walko and John Trumbull really bring it home for me this week.
Whoever gets it, it is well deserved. Amazing work folks, I am just blown away by these pieces.
Cynthia Rodgers' WW cover is the most fanservicey thing ever. And that isn't a criticism.
Gah, how are we supposed to choose?
I have to go with the DD one. All of em are straight up awesome, but I have to give props for the risky choice of going with Armored DD. Big risk equals big reward.
awesome work from everyone once again, who ever gets it, will deserve it, there is no doubt about it.
Yeah, Matt, I also admired the choice of going with the considerably lesser costumes for both DD and Catwoman in that pic.
I like John Trumbull's interpretations of Mysterio and Batman. Definitely Rogers influence going on there, with a twist of Ditko for good measure on Mysterio! I really like Bill Walko's illustration, which is also nicely done, and I did Marko's energy, but the Batman piece is my pick. It has energy, dynamics and visual clarity. Great execution.
Apologies for misspelling your name, Marco. I typed that too fast.
Amazing work here, very tough to choose (but I have to say I am a Trumbull fan).
I keep coming back to this page. These really are all pretty outstanding.
For me, I particularly like Jason Gonzalez 's Black Knight.
I also like Josh Gowdy's take on the Thing… he looks a lot more monstrous than usual, but not freakishly so… It reminds me why normal people are sometimes scared of him in the Marvel Universe.
The only thing that keeps taking me out of the Batman/Mysterio piece is that Batman's left fist seems huge and stretchy… it looks more like it belongs on Reed Richards… otherwise, I have to agree that it is a great piece.
I wonder what Kelly Thompson thinks of those Hela vs. Wonder Woman pieces, especially Cynthia Rodgers'? I'd like to hear her take on them.
I am limiting myself to two: Bill Walko and Daniel Cox. Completely different styles but both brought that little something extra.
Everyone did a fantastic job again, though. Really good crop of artists here just nailing it every week.
Awesome! These are all really cool!
Hot Sauce! This may have been the best outing yet. BIG, BIG kudos to BigMike20X6 – that was extremely clever!
All this week's entries are awesome. Cynthia's is flat out gorgeous and sexy.
Bill Walko & Cynthia Rodgers
Artistically, they all succeed, but my favorite based on art style, attitude, and inventiveness has to be Bill Walko. Bravo! Best parts: Raven reading Sylvia Plath (so true!) and Mother still trying to help out her son. It's heartwarming.
Tough call, and I'll go with Cynthia's, but this was my favorite week by far. I kept hoping as I scrolled down that the pics wouldn't end! The CS vs. original Avengers was also great, and Power Ring had a very cool Gil Kane/GL vibe to him. I would buy every single one of these books just based on the artwork.
the to 'kill' list made me literally LOL. especially the foot-note.
Great all around but Gonzalez and Walko are the standouts.
I enjoyed most all of them, but Daniel Cox's Wonder Woman v. Hela was the winner for me. Dark and forboding, but more details the more I look at it. On the other end of the 'dark and gritty' spectrum is Jason vs Teen Titans. That came in second.
Nice work all around.
Totally blown away by Doc Savage vs Venom as per my suggestion. Fantastic!
And to boot, I just checked out Axel's website. I'm going to have to suggest some robot drawings because Axel is amazing at them.
I also really like the detailed list from Bill Walko's Titans the 13th. So fitting.
I want a print of Bill Walko's Titans vs Jason art.
I love them all but Batman vs. Nemesis is something that should just happen like yesterday!
I know my favs already: Walko's Titans versus Jason and the Avengers vs the Crime Syndicate.
Bill Walko and Cynthia Rogers are great. Thea's looks like the real thing.
Thea's gotta make it to the final list or whatever. She should just for the fact she's a woman and all. You guy's are harping on an on about female creators. Here she is with better art than a lot of mainstreamers and consistant artists on the line is drawn.
Bill's is just plan great. Concept is spot on, the art is simple bu the expressions say a lot. He should be featured too.
I cannot tell you how happy I am to be alongside such great artists. Win or lose, I'm having a great time with this! The work here is AMAZING and this whole experience is really helping me to bring out my A game.
Thank you, gentlemen. Well done.
Jason VS Titans wins for me! It's just a really fun piece of art!
But great work by everyone here!
Teen Titans for me.
Also really like Daniel Cox WW and the Black Knight cover
While skimming the comments quickly, I do have to confess that when I saw people saying they were "fans of the DD one", I DID think they were talking about Wonder Woman and Hela…….
I really thought the teen titans one was clever and funny…. made me laugh.
Love the authentic 1980s wear on the Titans.
I like the Batman / Mysterio entry by John Trumbull. Everything about it from the colors to the ink is clean and sharp. Well done !
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Mock Draft: McShay has Cardinals taking quarterback
It's never too early to start thinking about the NFL Draft, especially if you're a fan of a team that's in the middle of a nine-game losing streak.
That's the boat Arizona Cardinals fans are in. And considering the woeful play the team has gotten from the quarterback position during the skid, fans will be happy with what ESPN/Scouts, Inc. draft expert Todd McShay has Arizona doing in his very early 2013 mock draft.
McShay has the Cardinals tabbing West Virginia signal caller Geno Smith with the eighth overall selection.
There is still a lot of work to do on the top quarterbacks, but the question at this point is how high a team will reach for the top player a the position. It's easy to argue the Cardinals need a quarterback as badly as any team in the NFL right now, and when Smith is on, his mechanics, footwork and confidence make him an effective passer.
Smith got off to a tremendous start in 2012, throwing for 1,996 yards with 24 touchdown passes and zero interceptions during the Mountaineers' 5-0 start. West Virginia finished the season 7-5 and Smith ended up throwing 40 touchdowns and finished fifth in the nation in passing efficiency.
Smith stands 6-foot-3 and weighs 214 pounds — decent size for an NFL signal caller. McShay currently has Smith ranked as the top quarterback in the 2013 draft crop and 23rd-ranked player overall.
The Cardinals last drafted a quarterback in the first round in 2006, when they nabbed USC's Matt Leinart with the tenth overall pick.
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very potent, after taking this for a few weeks I became intolerant with my eyes becoming light sensitive and joint pain.
6 carotenoids in 1 softgel
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Very good product with natural carotenoid sources. Moreover, there is no oil in the softgels. However, there is a small amount of zeaxanthin and astaxanthin.
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I'm a triathlete and full time analyst in the banking industry. Hence stress levels mentally and physically are very high. This helped alot to put off the running noses and flu that always derailed me. However I do take like alot. On stressful days I take up to 8 pills of carotenall(5 on less stressful days). I take it with cod liver oil AND a vitamin A supplement(up to 20,000IUs, minimum 10,000IUs) I am pretty surprised by the amount I need daily as I blow everything out of the water. However I carefully measured the effect of the amounts and have found my sweet spot to be effectively flu & running nose resistant(almost). The pity is that each pill is only 2500IU of vitamin A for Carotenall. Being the mischevious boy who doesn't eat his veggies it was a big slap in my face now that I'm grown up and because of what's inside veggies I am unable to go the distance. However this mixed carotenoid complex works well! Warning. Don't follow my doses unless you're working 12 hour shifts AND putting in heavy 2 hours and above gym time. AND on a reduced calorie diet.
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2/3 Goat (pronounced: Two Thirds Goat)
Fronted by lead singers Annalyse McCoy & Ryan Dunn, the band's melding of alt-country, bluesy bluegrass and classic rock echo the core members' diverse roots: Annalyse descended directly from the infamous McCoys of Eastern Kentucky, and Ryan deeply rooted in the beach culture of southern New Jersey.
2/3 Goat's album Stream of Conscience and their music video of the title track gained them recognition & features from outlets such as The Huffington Post, AOL Music, New York Music Daily, and others.
In 2015, 2/3 Goat is digitally releasing 2-3 songs every few months until a full-length album is completed. At this point they will be releasing the entire record in physical form. Multiple producers are involved in this project: "Sonic Wizard" Charles Martinez (Keith Richards, Willie Nelson, Steely Dan, On the Town Broadway soundtrack); Scott Sharrard, guitar player and music director for Gregg Allman, touted as Allman's "Secret Weapon;" and Noel Golden (Edwin McCain, Matchbox 20, Willie Nelson, Meat Loaf, Lee Ann Womack, Whitesnake).
McCoy, a seasoned performer, grew up singing at festivals & renowned venues throughout Kentucky (Renfro Valley, Jimmy Dean True Value Competition, Mountain Arts Center,...). She attended Northern Kentucky University earning a BFA. During this time, she also recorded a solo album, Movin' On, and was invited to sing the female lead on "Darlin'," a track by 500 Miles to Memphis on their album Sunshine in a Shot Glass.
Dunn started singing early as well, performing with the Barnegat Bay Breeze singers on the boardwalks at a young age. While attending Elon University, Dunn was a member of the vocal jazz group Elan. He was also a cofounder of Twisted Measure, Elon's very first a Capella group, which from its conception won prestigious awards. He and McCoy met in New York City, and soon after, 2/3 Goat was born.
In 2010, After winning the MR King Productions Singer-Songwriter Competition, the band released their first EP, Up The Mountain. The album was recorded at Tainted Blue Studio (formerly the penthouse of Quad Studios) in Times Square, NYC with producer Patrick Shaw during the late night to early morning hours during a cold week in January. "During this week of recording," remarks McCoy, "we shared the nights with the city that never sleeps."
In 2011, their second EP Stream of Conscience was recorded in Nashville at Welcome to 1979 Studios with producer Chris Mara (Gin Blossoms, Rounder Records) on a restored MCI 2' 24 track tape then mixed in pro-tools, giving the album an "old meets new Nashville" feel. The album features prominent Nashville musician Russ Pahl on pedal steel. The console used to record Stream of Conscience is museum-worthy: a fully restored 1978 MCI JH428 originally owned by Country Music Hall of Famer Porter Wagoner (aka "Mr. Grand Ole Opry").
Annalyse & Ryan went on the road, heavily touring in support of Stream of Conscience. Traveling in a 2-door Honda Civic down the eastern seaboard and through the mid-Atlantic states, and as far west as Austin, Texas, they often brought along fiddler Ryan Guerra. Touring as an acoustic trio in many cities, they would pick up rhythm sections in certain larger towns such as Nashville, where Stream of Conscience drummer Andy Wilmoth and bassist Jon Cavendish reside. Annalyse and Ryan feel that this organic building of their fan base despite hardships and having different players, gave 2/3 Goat a strong foundation and even helped broaden the music, bringing to light the solidity and quality of what really matters in the end: The Songs.
A portion of their touring has always involved festivals and rallies in support of a cause near and dear to 2/3 Goat: fighting mountaintop removal coal mining. This is a practice in central Appalachia which involves bombing the tops of mountains to reach the coal seam, leaving behind the highest cancer rates per capita in the nation due to runoff. It also results in a barren landscape and the burying of thousands of miles of freshwater streams. On Stream of Conscience, both the title track and the song "Green Paper Mountains" address this issue.
July 2014 saw the release of 2/3 Goat's latest single, "It's in the Blood," available digitally worldwide. The song was recorded at The Sanctuary in Nashville, and features guitarist Jesse Isley (Will Hoge). The song was inspired by Annalyse's bloodline, as she is a descendant of the McCoys of eastern Kentucky who feuded with the Hatfields. The lyrics seek to explain the rage and fire in the heart of a McCoy, but they are universal in theme and exemplify a family pride that all human beings can relate to: "If you give in, then you live in / an existence you can't win / When my cup runneth over it may cause a flood / But it's in the blood."
2/3 Goat has played on stage with such artists as Kathy Mattea, The Black Lillies, The Cadillac Three, Trent Wagler of The Steel Wheels, Big Kenny of Big & Rich, and Daniel Martin Moore.
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Ryan Dunn - Singer/Songwriter, Guitar
Jason Liles - Bass
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New Ribbons & unlocks in Walker update
In the coming Walker update we are moving some ribbons around and adding a bunch of new ones.
We are rolling the rifle ribbons into a new "Infantry Assault" ribbon and the tank ribbons into one "Armor Assault" ribbon.
But what about my progress on the removed ribbons? We'll take your progress from the individual ribbons and ADD them together, so a lot of you might start the new ribbon at a very high level, we thought this is the most fair thing to do.
The two new ribbons introduced are the main ribbons for Infantry and Tankers and progress in these ribbons are unlocks weapons and vehicles in the different categories.
Half the Battle – Experience
Last time I showed you how to look for your friends. Today I will discuss something a little bit more advanced: the different ways a soldier earns experience.
Newgarden is online!
The new build named Newgarden (after the American Major General Paul Newgarden) is live on the servers! And here is a short update explaining the new features we've added for you to enjoy!
New Features
There is of course much more happening in the build, so continue reading for more details…
Newgarden Feature: Character Progression Iteration – Part 1
Please take your seats gentlemen… ah! I see our special guests from the Square Enix webpage have arrived. Welcome! Now that we have everybody, we may begin this briefing. Kindly start the projector, Wilson…
Gentlemen! I am pleased to announce that very shortly a new character progression tree will be implemented as part of the coming Newgarden build. This is a feature which has been widely requested by our players for a very long time, and one which shall bring more depth to the Heroes & Generals gaming experience. It consists of a completely revised system for character types and ranks, equipment, combat ribbons and badges.
Tier based matchmaking
As an extension to the matchmaking work required by 'Play with Friends' and as part of the general effort in making the game easier to understand for new players we are working on adding tiers to matchmaking as has been requested by the community for a LONG time. So without wasting further keystrokes, take it away Reto.Hal9K (tier 3) – Reto.Robotron3000
To help avoid the situation where first-time players are being completely overrun by more experienced players, we are working on adding tiers into the action game matchmaking. This is also a benefit for the veterans, as they won't be as frustrated with people new to the game who might not yet understand what "NMY pz3 at B2 app. B3" means. :-)
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text: 4. East West Bancorp East West Bancorp ( EWBC) of Pasadena, Calif., closed at $21.99 Friday, returning 11% year-to-date. The company announced on Jan. 20 that it would double its quarterly dividend during the first quarter, to 10 cents a share. Based on the new payout, the forward dividend yield on the shares is 1.82%. The company also announced a new stock repurchase authorization, to buy back up to $200 million worth of common shares. East West Bancorp reported fourth-quarter earnings available to common shareholders of $64.5 million, or 43 cents a share, increasing from $60.7 million, or 41 cents a share in the third quarter, and $32.2 million, or 22 cents a share, in the fourth quarter of 2010. The year-over-year earnings increase reflects a decline in the quarterly provision for loan losses to $20 million from $29.8 million, and the prior year period's net decrease in Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. indemnification assets of 36 million, related to earlier failed-bank acquisitions. The indemnification assets declined by $20.4 million during the fourth quarter of 2012. The net interest margin was a strong 4.13% in the fourth quarter, increasing from 3.98% the previous quarter, but following a trend for most regional banks in the prolonged low-rate, declining from 4.43% a year earlier. Total loans increased 2% during the fourth quarter to $14.5 billion as of De. 31, with commercial and trade financing loans growing 4% to $3.1 billion, and single family mortgage loans growing 18%, to $1.8 billion. Average noninterest-bearing deposits grew 7% during the fourth quarter and 30% year-over-year, to $3.5 billion, as of Dec. 31. East West Bancorp's ROA has ranged between 1.07% and 1.21%, over the past five quarters. Sterne Agee analyst Brett Rabatin on Jan. 23 reiterated his "Buy" rating for East West Bancorp and raised his price target by two dollars to $25, counting on "outperformance for the shares is likely as a higher valuation ensues from less consternation about the net interest margin as run-off of covered assets occurs." The higher price target is based on a multiple of 12.5 times the analyst's 2013 EPS estimate of $2.2. The shares trade for 1.8 times tangible book value and for 12 times the consensus 2012 EPS estimate of $1.79. Interested in more on East West Bancorp? See TheStreet Ratings' report card for this stock. Prev 2 of 6 Next


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The FDA has issued several warnings regarding some popular prescription flu drugs because of reports that when the medications are taken by some children, their behavior can become erratic or they can even hurt themselves. The agency is also looking into a new anti-smoking drug, Chantix, because of reports that some adults taking the pills are also displaying behavioral side effects, including suicidal thoughts.
The flu drugs, Tamiflu and Relenza, are both taken after the onset of the illness; while they can't cure it, if taken early enough, both drugs are shown to shorten the amount of time you're sick and lessen the severity.
The Early Show's Dr. Emily Senay explained that the FDA safety advisory group "took a look at these two medications because of reports of neuropsychiatric side effects related to these. Many of these reports coming from Japan, but still some in this country. And a lot of these reports are happening in kids . . . We're talking about things like delirium, hallucinations, psychosis, which is really a severe detachment from reality, impulsive behavior in some cases. They say that the kids had this urge to sort of flee."
More frighteningly, "In Japan, there were fatalities linked to kids who were either hit by cars or fell out windows, self-injurious behavior . . . So the FDA really wants to increase the language on the label so that doctors, patients, parents are aware that this is a rare, but potential side effect linked to these drugs."
However, the FDA stopped short of stopping doctors from prescribing it for boys and girls. "They're not saying these drugs should be limited in any way or come off the market, not at all," stressed Dr. Senay. "In fact, they go so far as to say we're not sure if these side effects are linked to problems related to the virus, because the virus itself can cause neuropsychiatric problems, to some combination of the virus and the drug, or whether it's the drugs alone. So they just want to be very prudent and make sure that this language gets out there and doctors and parents understand that they need to look for these side effects, particularly in the first 24 to 48 hours of taking these medications."
Similarly, the anti-smoking drug Chantix has also caused some alarm among doctors who have been prescribing it.
"This is a new, anti-smoking drug. A lot of my colleagues who use this say it's quite effective in helping people quit smoking," explained Dr. Senay.
"However, there are reports now, and there was a communication letter from the FDA just last week that showed that there were some suicidal thoughts, aggressive behavior, erratic behavior linked to this. They have some specific recommendations for people who might be taking this drug. First of all, if you get any mood changes or you feel depressed while you're on this, you should talk to your doctor right away. And you want to use caution when operating or driving machinery, because it has been linked to some drowsiness."
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St. Luke's Hospital in Chesterfield, Mo., earned The Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval for certification as a primary stroke center. The honor recognizes centers that make exceptional efforts to improve results for patients with stroke.
"Providing quality healthcare is at the heart of St. Luke's mission to improve the quality of life for patients and the community, and we are honored to be nationally recognized for delivering excellent care for patients with stroke," said Jan Hess, St. Luke's Hospital vice president.
To achieve certification as a primary stroke center, St. Luke's Hospital successfully completed an on-site evaluation and demonstrated compliance with nationally developed standards for stroke care.


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I spent 2 nights in Klaipėda, but I had few hours to see it by day! I arrived here at 8pm from Kaunas, and the following day I came back from Neringa at the same time... so I can say I saw Klaipėda only after 8pm! ;-) But I liked it!
Klaipėda is not a typical Lithuanian town, it's mostly German... in fact it was called Memel and was part of the Hanseatic League. Now not much of the old German/Prussian town has remained, after the ruins of WWII (port=many bombs), but it's still a pleasant town, the 3rd in Lithuania for inhabitants; maybe there are not many attractions, but it's nice to walk around the old town, and maybe listen to some good jazz music at night... that's Klaipėda, enjoy your stay! ;-)
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- Cons:Not much of the old town has survived :-(
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Today's Birthday - Friends inspire you this year to new heights of creativity. It's not that you're super competitive, it's that you're having so much fun. With a great team to back you up, you'll facilitate miracles. Keep trying out new tricks.
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Texas governor calls Iowa activists and starts raising money.By Andre Tartar
Texas governor calls Iowa activists and starts raising money.By Andre Tartar
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Although it's disturbing enough that about 8,000 people had their personal information compromised when a virus attacked Environmental Protection Agency computers, what is really eyebrow-raising is that EPA didn't notify the victims for several months.
The breach happened in March; EPA alerted the people involved in August.
Tanya Forsheit, a founding partner at InfoLawGroup, told the U.K.'s PC Advisor that there is no single standard for notifying people potentially affected by a breach.
"State and federal breach notification laws govern how quickly an organization is required to notify affected individuals of a breach," Forsheit said. "Those deadlines depend on the particular law involved. The 46 state laws are all different, and the federal laws that do exist…are different still."
The compromised EPA servers contained data related to the Superfund program, the hazardous-waste cleanup effort mandated in 1980. The program is almost entirely managed by contractors. The data — including Social Security numbers, bank account information and home addresses — was exposed after an e-mail attachment with a virus was opened on a computer with access privileges to the breached servers, according to reports.
The breach raises questions about the cybersecurity measures in place at the agency and at agencies throughout government. Technology and policy are critical to the success of any security effort, in addition to education and training, experts say.
"We cannot just have policy-based approaches to cybersecurity; it has to be technology-based, too," said Tony Busseri, CEO of IT security firm Route1. "If we rely upon the human condition — i.e., we expect someone to adhere to a policy — and that's the only protection we have, we're going to have failure. By nature, people are prone to making errors."
That concern isn't limited to EPA or to this specific incident. It's something that must be considered as the federal government increasingly looks to telework and bring-your-own-device policies, Busseri said.
"We've forgotten in today's world some of the simple rules of dealing with data. As soon as we allow data to go beyond the network perimeter, all the firewalls and monitoring tools are rendered useless," he said. "It comes down to cybersecurity 101."
Breaches involving government computers seem to be on the rise. Agencies reported 13,000 incidents in 2010 and 15,500 in 2011, according to a report in the Federal Times.
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Any value to add here, Mr. Van Roekel? How about a federal notification standard? Seems like something you should mandate from your bully-pulpit. I don't think it requires an act of congress. Sounds like a reasonable Executive Order. It might even take an item off the Bring Your Own Disaster list...
What gets me is that we are still hearing about breaches where those whose information was taken are not notified for several months or more about the breach. How many times have we seen where some company, government agency or other entity has sat on breach notification, and now everybody affected is livid that they weren't notified sooner? Now they not only look like they have incompetent security, but they also have a willful disregard for the privacy and financial safety of their customers, partners, employees, etc. People may forgive a misstep that caused a problem, they will not forgive the cover up.
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Editor's Note: Faculty and administrators of Texas Tech University facilities in Amarillo rotate subject matter for their weekly columns. Today's column is by Michael E. Hooten. Hooten is regional dean of the Texas Tech Health Sciences Center School of Allied Health at Amarillo.
As the fall semester approaches, Texas Tech's School of Allied Health will begin accepting student applications. I encourage prospective students and those seeking career advancement to consider the opportunities in allied health.
In 1994, the School of Allied Health brought its occupational therapy and physical therapy programs to the Regional Health Science Center campuses at Amarillo and Odessa. Texas Tech realized the need to support the medically underserved, rural and culturally diverse areas in the West Texas region.
Texas Tech seeks to attract and educate students from the Panhandle and the tri-state area and encourages their return to these communities. The university has proven successful, as many of our students do come from the Panhandle / tri-state area and now have prosperous and rewarding careers in the same areas.
Allied health professionals provide services to patients of all age groups. With the continuing changes within the health-care system, these workers will continue to play an important role as part of a team of health-care professionals.
Occupational therapists provide services to individuals who have suffered from injuries or illnesses, cognitive or developmental problems, social or emotional deficits or the aging process.
Physical therapists treat disabled people of all ages who are recovering from an illness or injury. The therapists assess and design a treatment program, which may use physical modalities, exercise or hands-on techniques.
The Amarillo regional offices, labs and classrooms lease space at the Children's Rehabilitation Center and the Speech and Hearing Center on Wallace Boulevard. The 80 occupational therapy and physical therapy students attend sessions that consist of classroom lectures (on-site or linked via interactive distance education with the Lubbock and Odessa campuses) and clinical practice labs. The combination of classroom lectures and clinical fieldwork prepares students for future roles in the health-care community.
We welcome and encourage area high schools and pre-allied health college students to visit our facilities, meet our faculty or ask us to visit your campus.
Many of our Amarillo students have benefited from scholarships from our local supporters, such as the American Business Clubs Amarillo Southwest Chapter and the Potter-Randall County Medical Alliance. Students may compete for scholarships offered by the Health Sciences Center.
For information on financial aid, call the Office of Student Services, Health Sciences Center at (806) 743-2300.
For prerequisite courses and admission information, call our regional offices at 354-5588 or the Office of Student Affairs and Admissions at (806) 743-3220.
In the future, we look forward to occupying the new School of Allied Health and School of Medicine building to be constructed off Coulter Road adjacent to the School of Pharmacy.
Our vision is to be the institution of choice for students who choose a health-care profession. This project will provide students, residents, faculty and staff with a campus environment that supports the educational mission and the recruitment of faculty and students.
That vision will benefit the community by bringing the educational institution, with its academic and clinical components, closer to area health-care facilities and reinforce the partnership required to train health-care professionals.
The School of Allied Health at Texas Tech Medical Center has a great future ahead. We invite you to be a part of that future.
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