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The UMass Dartmouth Athletic Department is teaming up with Domino's for a new weekly feature - The Domino's Athletes of the Week.
Each week in this space a pair of Corsair student-athletes, one male and one female, will be honored for their efforts during the previous week. The winning student-athletes' pictures will be posted on the Athletic Department website with a summary of their highlights for the week.
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WEEK #20-March 10, 2014
Nick Thayer-Men's Lacrosse
Thayer was selected Little East Goalie of the Week as he averaged 7.67 saves per game to backstop the Corsairs to a 3-0 mark. He stopped 23 of the 34 shots he faced to sport a 67.6 save percentage, while limiting his opponents to three or fewer goals in two of the three games. Against Norwich University and Wheaton (Mass.) he made eight saves and this past weekend he turned away seven attempts in an 11-2 victory over Mount Ida College. Thayer is a senior from Chelmsford, Mass. and attended Chelmsford.
Krista Chauvin-Women's Indoor Track and Field
Chauvin was named Little East Field Athlete of the Week and will enter the 2014 national championship as the 10th seed in the weight throw event. Over the weekend, she took fourth place at the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Championships, covering a distance of 16.74 meters (54-11). A week earlier, she was third at the New England Open Championship with a mark of 52-04.25. She established the Corsairs' program record at the Division III New England Championships with a second-place mark of 17.16 meters (56-03.75). Chauvin is a senior from Seekonk, Mass. and attended Seekonk.
WEEK #19-March 03,2014
Bo Prozinski-Men's Lacrosse
Prozinski registered five points, including four goals, to lead the Corsairs to a 13-3 season-opening victory over visiting Norwich University this past weekend. The attack man logged a goal in every period of play on four of seven shooting and recorded a team-best seven ground balls. Prozinski is a sophomore from Ashland, Mass. and played at Ashland.
Taylor Corsano-Women's Lacrosse
Corsano powered the Corsair's attack with six points, on three goals and three assists during their season-opening win over Smith College this past weekend. The midfielder shot three for six from the field and gained five draw controls in the 20-16 victory. Corsano is a senior from Bourne, Mass. and played at Bourne.
WEEK #18-Februar 24,2014
Tucker Bouchard-Men's Basketball
Bouchard was named Little East Conference Rookie of the Week for the third time this season. Last week Bouchard averaged 20.5 points, 5.5 rebounds and 3.0 assists as the Corsairs split a pair of Little East Conference games. This past weekend against Keene State he poured in a career-best 34 points on 10 for 16 shooting, including a perfect 10 for 10 from the charity stripe. In an 85-73 win over Rhode Island College on Feb. 18, Bouchard registered seven points to go along with six caroms and four helpers. Bouchard is a freshman from Kingston, Mass. and played for Silver Lake HS.
Krista Chauvin-Women's Indoor Track and Field
Chauvin established a new Corsair standard at the 2014 New England Division III Championships this past weekend in Springfield, Mass. She registered a mark of 17.16 meters (56-03.75) to surpass her previous record of 17.11 meters (56-01.75), which she set last weekend at the 2014 Little East Conference Championships in Gorham, Maine. Chauvin registered the second best mark in the 29-person field, falling to Eph's Avril Amine (18.12 meters). Chauvin is a senior from Seekonk, Mass. and attended Seekonk HS.
WEEK #17-February 17, 2014
Christian Francia-Men's Swimming & Diving
Over the weekend, Francia was named Diver of the Meet and earned All-New England Intercollegiate Swimming & Diving Association (NEISDA) recognition for his performance in the one and three meter diving events. On the three meter board, he compiled 487.70 points to defeat the field by a margin of 28.25 points. Francia also earned fifth place in the one meter with a score of 370.60. His standout effort catapulted the Corsairs to a fourth place finish in the NEISDA Championships. Francia is a senior from Hampton, N.H. and he attended Winnacunnet.
Katelyn Kidney-Women's Swimming & Diving
Kidney won the 200 yard butterfly race to help the Corsairs finish in ninth place this past weekend at the New England Intercollegiate Swimming & Diving Championships. She covered the distance in 2 minutes and 12.10 seconds, edging out Keene State Amber Long by 33 hundredths of a second to capture the victory. Kidney is a senior from Lynn, Mass. and attended Bryant HS.
WEEK #16-February 10, 2014
Dmitry Antipin-Men's Ice Hockey
Antipin was named Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference (MASCAC) Player of the Week as he registered three goals in a 1-1 week for the Corsairs. He recorded a season-best two scores in a 4-2 setback against Framingham State. The forward netted the game-tying goal in the 4-3 win over Worcester State. Antipin is a senior from Novosibirsk, Russia and played for the Cape Cod Cubs (IJHL).
Erika Bornemann-Women's Basketball
Bornemann averaged 21 points, nine rebounds and 4.5 blocks to lead the Corsairs to a 1-1 record last week. On Feb. 6, she poured in 17 points to go along with eight rebounds and three blocks in a non-conference matchup with Curry. In an overtime win over conference-foe Southern Maine this past weekend, the forward recorded a double-double with 24 points and 10 caroms. She played in 44 minutes for UMass Dartmouth and turned away six shot attempts in the victory. Bornemann is a senior from Canton, Mass. and attended Canton.
WEEK #15-February 03, 2014
Cody Lusas-Men's Indoor Track and Field
Lusas earned his first collegiate victory in the shot put, defeating the 25-person field with a Division III New England qualifying mark of 13.44 meters (44-01.25). He also registered a throw of 13.19 meters (43-03.25) to place third in the weight throw. Lusas is a junior from Melrose, Mass. and attended Melrose High School.
Krista Chauvin-Women's Indoor Track and Field
For the second time this season, Chauvin broke the Corsair weight throw record with a career-high toss of 16.77 meters (55-00.25), placing second at the Springfield Invitational this past weekend. She previously set the program standard at the UMass Boston Invitational on Dec. 7, 2013. According to Direct Athletics, she ranks seventh in Division III in the 20-pound weight throw. Chauvin is a senior from Seekonk, Mass. and attended Seekonk
WEEK #14-January 27, 2014
Mike Restuccia-Men's Ice Hockey
Restuccia was named the Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference (MASCAC) Co-Player of the Week after he recorded six points, on four goals and two assists, to power the Corsairs to a 1-1 mark this past week against MASCAC opponents. The forward recorded season-highs in goals (4) and points (5) in UMass Dartmouth's victory over Westfield State on Saturday. Restuccia cracked the scoring column just 50 seconds into the second period before adding his second goal at 4:28 to provide the Corsairs' with an early 2-0 advantage. With the contest deadlocked at three, Restuccia scored the game-winner just 57 seconds into the third period before adding an insurance marker at 16:31. Earlier in the week, he penned an assist in his ledger against Salem State. Restuccia is a sophomore from Malden, Mass. and previously played at Winchendon.
Gelynne Berger-Women's Indoor Track and Field
Berger was awarded the Little East Conference Rookie Track Athlete of the Week for turning in the fourth fastest UMass Dartmouth time in the 200 meter dash this past weekend at the MIT Invitational. She won the event in 26.88 seconds to qualify for the Eastern College Athletic Conference Division III. Berger is a freshman from Somerville, Mass. and attended Somerville.
WEEK #13-December 02, 2013
Tanner Zacharewicz-Men's Ice Hockey
Zacharewicz produced two goals and an assist for three points to lead UMass Dartmouth to a 0-2-1 week. The forward scored his first collegiate score to give the Corsairs an early 1-0 advantage against No. 7 Babson on Tuesday evening. Four days later, he recorded his first multi-point game at Colby, contributing a goal and an assist in an overtime draw with the Mules. Zacharewicz is a freshman from Ludlow, Mass. and played at Trinity-Pawling.
Megan Ronaghan-Women's Basketball
Ronaghan was named the New England Women's Basketball Association Rookie of the Week as she averaged 20.5 points and 8 rebounds per game to lead UMass Dartmouth to a 1-1 mark this past week. Also, for the third consecutive week she was selected for as the Rookie of the Week by the Little East Conference. The freshman shot 70.8 percent (17-for-24) from the floor, while converting on 87.5 percent (7-for-8) from the foul line. Ronaghan posted her first collegiate double-double against Salve Regina with 23 points and 10 rebounds, while also registering season-highs in assists (5) and blocks (4). On Sunday, she scored 18 points, on 8-for-11 from the floor, and pulled in six boards as the Corsairs fell at Bridgewater State. Ronaghan is a freshman from North Attleboro, Mass. and played at North Attleboro.
WEEK #12-November 25, 2013
Shaun Walters-Men's Ice Hockey
Over the past week, Walters found the net three times and contributed one helper. In a 3-2 overtime loss to Salem State, the forward scored his fourth mark of the season and aided on a goal. Against Westfield State, he generated the Corsair's only offense with a pair of scores. Walters is a junior from Plymouth, Mich. and played for the Rochester Ice Hawks (MNJHL).
Kendra Hebert-Women's Swimming and Diving
For the second consecutive week, Hebert was name the Little East Conference Rookie Diver of the Week. On Tuesday, she placed third in the one and three meter diving events against Div. II Bentley College and this past weekend against Elms College she posted first place scores of 201.45 and 181.42 in both events to contribute to the Corsair's first win of the season. Hebert is a freshman from Lowell, Mass. and attended the Academy of Notre Dame.
WEEK #11-November 18, 2013
Wale Abraham-Men's Basketball
Abraham helped the Corsairs win the 2013 UMass Dartmouth Hampton Inn Classic this past weekend. On Friday he was a force down low as he put in 14 points on 5-12 shooting, grabbed 12 rebounds and turned away six shot attempts in a 100-88 win over Elms College. The following day, the forward dealt with foul trouble, however managed to generate 6 points, reel in seven caroms and block four shots to defeat New England Small College Athletic Conference member Colby College, 79-74. Abraham is a sophomore from Lynn, Mass. and played at Lynn Classical.
Megan Ronaghan-Women's Basketball
Ronaghan aided her team to a 1-1 record in the 2013 UMass Dartmouth Farfield Inn & Suites Classic this past weekend. In a 91-43 rout of Elms College she recorded six scores and grabbed three rebounds in only 17 minutes of action. On Saturday, the forward erupted for a team-high 28 points on 13-24 shooting and snagged nine rebounds in a 70-62 loss to Castelton State College. Ronaghan is a freshman from North Attleboro, Mass. and played at North Attleboro.
WEEK #10-November 11, 2013
Bryan Baranick-Men's Swimming and Diving
Baranick continued his good start to the 2013-14 season by capturing top times in five events this past week. In a 135-88 victory at Bridgewater State, he placed first in the 200 individual medley (2:13.24) and was a contributor in the first place finishing of the 200 medley relay (1:47.28). In the Louise Goodrum Invitational, Baranick was the top finisher in the 200 individual medley (2:12.12), 100 butterfly (57.82) and the 200 backstroke (2:30.90). Baranick is a sophomore from Assonet, Mass. and attended Apponequet.
Kaya Flanagan-Women's Swimming and Diving
Flanagan earned Little East Conference Rookie Swimmer of the Week after winning four individual races this past week for the Corsairs. In a dual meet at Bridgewater State, she earned the fastest time in the 50 freestyle (26.87) and 100 breaststroke (1:04.51). On Saturday at the Louise Goodrum Invitational, Flanagan captured the 100 backstroke (1:05.97) and the 100 butterfly (1:06.34) races, while placing second in the 200 individual medley (2:28.54). Flanagan is a freshman from Fairhaven, Mass. and attended Bishop Stang
WEEK #9-November 04, 2013
Zach Switaj-Men's Cross Country
Switaj was the top runner for UMass Dartmouth men's cross country team in the Little East Conference and New England Alliance Championships. He crossed the finish line with a time of 26 minutes, 32.06 seconds to place seventh in the Little East and eighth in the New England Alliance standings. As a team, the Corsairs finished third in the Little East and seventh in the New England Alliance. Switaj is a senior from Tamworth, N.H. and ran for Kennet Regional.
Gonsalves scored her fifth goal of the season to boost the Corsairs to a 1-0 win over Western Connecticut State University on Saturday. The win moved UMass Dartmouth into third place of the Little East Conference, their highest finish in the program's history, and allows them to host sixth seed Southern Maine in the opening round of the Little East Tournament on Tuesday, November 05 at 3:00 p.m. Gonsalves is a junior from Dartmouth, Mass. and played at Dartmouth High School.
WEEK #8-October 28, 2013
Josh Chao-Men's Soccer
Chao delivered the game deciding score off a free kick in the 54th minute to lead the Corsairs to a 1-0 victory over visiting Eastern Connecticut State University. The victory boosted UMass Dartmouth into sole possession of first place in the Little East Conference and put the Corsairs in a position to host the semi-final and final round of the conference tournament. Chao is a junior from New Bedford, Mass and attended New Bedford High.
LillyAnna Kuehl-Equestrian
Kuehl captured first place in her walk trot event and contributed in UMass Dartmouth's second place finish at Roger William's show held in Portsmouth, R.I. The finish was the best of Kuehl's short and promising career as she just started riding last year. Kuehl is a sophomore from Westford, Mass.
WEEK #7-October 21, 2013
DaVon Fuller-Football
Fuller was named Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Week and the Rookie of the Week for his impressive performance in this Saturday's 34-33 win over Worcester State. The cornerback recorded four interceptions, including a 94 yard interception return for a touchdown. The touchdown gave the UMas Dartmouth their first lead of the game and was Fuller's first collegiate touchdown. Later this week Fuller will be given the prestigious Golden Helmet Award for his outstanding play this past weekend. Fuller is a freshman from Washington, D.C. and attended Dunbar.
Lauren O'Brien-Field Hockey
O'Brien performed well during a week where the Corsairs lost two heartbreaking games by one goal each. The goalkeeper stopped 11 shots versus Wesleyan College on Tuesday and made six saves against Little East Conference opponent Bridgewater State University on Saturday afternoon. O'Brien is 10-5 on the year with two shutouts. She is a senior from Rochester, Mass. and attended Old Rochester Regional.
WEEK #6-October 14, 2013
Derek Tarpey-Football
Tarpey led the UMass Dartmouth defensive attack in a 33-29 win over Bridgewater State on Saturday. The Corsair linebacker recorded a career-high for tackles in a single-game with 22 and was consistently in the Bear's backfield with five tackles for a loss and a sack. He also forced two fumbles, one of which led to a 63-yard touchdown return. Tarpey is a sophomore from Tewksbury, Mass. and attended Tewksbury High.
Eleanor Taylor-Field Hockey
Taylor scored three goals and reached 150 career points as UMass Dartmouth went 2-0 on the week. Tuesday, she scored a pair of goals as to rally the Corsairs past Eastern Connecticut, 2-1. On Saturday, Taylor scored the game-winning goal to record her 150th career point in a 2-1 victory against Southern Maine. The Corsair striker reached the milestone in the 56th minute, when she converted on a helper from teammate Alison Ladue. She registered her 12th marker of the season, raising her career total to 66 goals and 18 assists for 150 points. Taylor is a senior from Fairhaven, Mass. and attended Bishop Stang.
WEEK #5-October 07, 2013
Brendan Kelleher-Men's Golf
Kelleher earned the top Individual Medalist award and led the Corsairs to victory in the Southern Maine Fall Classic. The senior shot a combined 144 (even par) during the two-day competition, including an impressive one-under par on day one. Kelleher is a senior from Hopedale, Mass. and attended Hopedale High School.
Michelle Miller-Women's Soccer
Miller had a strong showing in net as the Corsairs went 2-0 on the week. The senior keeper recorded two clean sheets, stopped a combined eight shots, and improved her record between the pipes to 4-1-0 on the season. Miller is a senior from Westford, Mass. and attended Westford Academy.
WEEK #4-November 30, 2013
Abiola Aborishade-Football
Aborishade found the end zone twice and recorded 196 all-purpose yards in a 38-14 rout of Plymouth State. The win on Saturday marked the first Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference (MASCAC) win of the season, as well as the first Corsair's victory of the 2013-14 season. Aborishade reeled in six catches for 44 yards and one of his two touchdowns in the game. His second touchdown came on an impressive 93-yard scamper. Aborishade is a sophomore from Attleboro, Mass. and attended Attleboro High School
Angela Pollard-Women's Tennis
Pollard was a strong contributor for the Corsairs as the Women's Tennis team went 2-1 on the week. On Saturday, Pollard won 6-4,6-1 in third singles and clinched a 5-4 come from behind victory over the Beacons. The tandem of Pollard and Alisson Furtado were victorious in No. 2 doubles, 8-4, as UMass Dartmouth defeated Salve Regina 7-2 Thursday afternoon. Pollard is a senior from Portsmouth, R.I. and attended Portsmouth High School.
WEEK # 3-September 24, 2013
Chris Jordan-Men's Cross Country
At UMass Dartmouth's annual cross country Invitational on September 21, Jordan was the first UMass Dartmouth runner to cross the finish line. He covered the 8-kilometer course in a time of 27:01 to place 34th in the 210-person varsity race. Jordan is a senior from Taunton, Mass. and attended Taunton High School.
Tori Pierce- Women's Soccer
Pierce registered eight points to boost the Corsairs to a 2-0 record this past week. On Wednesday, the Corsairs scored four goals in a second half come from behind win against Wentworth, 4-3. Pierce played a huge role in the victory, scoring a goal in the 68th minute and the winning goal in the 82nd minute. On Saturday, Pierce recorded two assists and her team-leading fourth goal of the season in a route of Little East foe Rhode Island College, 7-1. Pierce is a senior from Tiverton, RI and attended Tiverton High School.
WEEK # 2-September 17, 2013
Victor Ferreira-Men's Soccer
Victor led the Corsairs to a 2-0 record last week, scoring three goals and adding one assist in games against Daniel Webster and Framingham State. He scored the winning goal in the game against the Rams, and leads the Corsairs with four goals and two assists for 10 points. Victor is a senior from St. Miguel, Portugal and New Bedford High School.
Eleanor Taylor-Field Hockey
Eleanor scored two goals and added three assists last week as UMass Dartmouth won both of their contests. She scored once and added a pair of assists in a victory against Endicott, then scored once and added an assist in the Little East Conference opener agsinst Framingham State. Eleanor leads UMD with two goals and four assists for eight points. She is a senior from Fairhaven, MA and Bishop Stang High School.
WEEK #1 - September 10, 2013
Katisha Bellegarde-Cross Country
Katisha led the Corsairs in each of their first two meets of the fall. At the Fens Classic August 31st, she finished 14th in 13:31 for the 2.1 mile race. At last Saturday's Roger Williams Invitational, she led UMass Dartmouth when she finished 37th in 22:14 for five kilometers. Katisha is a sophomore from Methuen, MA and attended Methuen High School.
Joe Teixeira-Football
One of four Corsairs to register eight tackles (seven unassisted) on opening night against Mount Ida last Friday evening, Joe's quarterback sack resulted in a 17 yard loss, a fumble, recovery, and a defensive touchdown for UMass Dartmouth. Joe had 2.5 tackles for 18 yards of lost yardage. Joe is a senior linebacker from Seekonk, MA who attended Seekonk High School.


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PITTSBURGH (AP) - Add seven swans, six geese and five golden rings to the list of Christmas gifts that cost more than they did a year ago.
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Valdosta – It's the season of giving thanks and Wild Adventures Theme Park is showing appreciation to the surrounding communities by adding three bonus days. The park opens Friday-Sunday, Nov. 23-25 from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. with free admission for military families and friends of season passholders.
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Like many other economic measures, charitable donations in the U.S. have yet to bounce back to pre-recession levels. According to Giving USA's Annual Report on Philanthropy, charitable contributions totaled $298.4 billion in 2011 – up 4 percent from 2010, but still 11 percent below 2007 levels.
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Free tickets for the two Sesame Street shows at Fort Stewart are available for pickup on a first-come, first-served basis at the Fort Stewart Leisure Travel Office in the PX Furniture Mall.
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The coat drive for military families conducted by the Hinesville chapter of Operation Homefront Georgia ends Friday. It began Oct. 1. More than 150 adult and children's coats will be given to needy military families Saturday, Nov. 3, according to local chapter Director Joseph Anthony.
Cadet 1st Sgt. Jacob M. Deem, a Fort Stewart resident, participated in the American Legion Georgia Boys State program in June and the Boys Nation program in Washington, D.C., on July 19-26. He was one of only two peer-elected state senators who represented Georgia at Boys Nation.
Donnie Pulliam of Liberty County was among 48 state winners at the 71st annual State 4-H Congress in Atlanta this summer. During the event, each 4-H member gave a 10-minute oral presentation, using visual aids, about any topic before a panel of judges.
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Northeast Mississippi Community College golf program finished as the Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC) state runner-up and the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Region XXIII runner-up in 2010.
A year removed from those accolades, Craig Lauderdale's six-man platoon found the waters choppy in the MACJC's first event of the year as Northeast started three freshmen and two sophomores at The Oaks Golf Course in Pass Christian hosted by Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College.
Northeast finished ninth to open the 2011 season carding a two-day 686 after shooting a 341 on the first day and followed up with a second-day 345 total.
Booneville's Trey Mattox led the way for the Tigers with a two-day 159 – good enough for a tie for sixth overall in the tournament and a place on the all tournament team.
Sophomore Austin Holt of New Albany finished the two-day tournament with a 163 and tied Maddox for the team's lowest score when the Northeast sophomore carded a 79 on the first day of the tournament.
Freshman Easton Cartwright of Booneville carded a 171 while Taylor Trimble of Thrasher and Blake Conlee of New Albany finished the tournament with 186 and 194 two-daytotals, respectively.
Trimble saw the most improvement over the two-day tournament cutting his first day total by six strokes from 86 to 80.
Mississippi Gulf Coast took home the top spot in its own event with a two-day 615 whileCopiah-Lincoln and Northwest finished second and third respectively with two-day 633 and 662 totals.
Northeast has time to refocus sitting out nearly a month before the next MACJC match of the year on March 6-7 at the Copiah-Lincoln Invitational in Wesson. The two-day tournament will see golfers take to the links on Wolf Hollow Golf Club and Brookhaven Country Club.
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"What the hell were we thinking?," exclaims Dan Taylor, guitarist for U.K. indie soul-rock titans The Heavy, of the band's audacious new album, The Glorious Dead, to be released on Counter/Ninja Tune on [date TK]. "We wanted to make a bold statement – it's not shy, but a beast unto itself." "It's over the top, but in a good way," adds charismatic Heavy frontman Kelvin Swaby. "With this record, we went pretty cinematic: we basically set out to score a film that hasn't been written."
Indeed, The Glorious Dead proves singular: Frankensteining everything from swampy voodoo and b-movie zombies with garage-rock guitars and Gospel-soaked soul, it becomes a whole other creature feature unlike anything else you'll hear this year. The Glorious Dead isn't just The Heavy's third full-length: it's also the group's most ambitious effort, traveling sonically from the group's South England home to America's deep South, and beyond. It's also building off momentum from The Heavy's greatest success, the international smash single "How You Like Me Now?," off the band's acclaimed previous album, 2009's The House That Dirt Built. An infectious anthem of hard-rocking maximum R&B, "How You Like Me Now?" exploded upon release: it became the first song David Letterman's ever requested an encore for when The Heavy played it on his "Late Show," and has appeared everywhere from "Entourage" episodes, Academy Award-nominated film The Fighter, and the trailer for the new Mark Wahlberg comedy Ted. "How You Like Me Now?" continues to enthrall: on the recent climax of the 2012 season of NBC's hit show "The Voice," Adam Levine's team contestant Tony Lucca performed the song to massive acclaim. "That was surreal," says Taylor. "It's taken on legs of its own. I can't complain, but I wouldn't want to be known for one song – it's not our peak." "It's such a big tune, people ask, 'How are you going to top that?'," Swaby adds. "But we're not going to lie down and play dead."
As such, The Glorious Dead rockets out of the grave with supernatural force. Alternately haunting and relentless, album opener "Can't Play Dead" thunders as if Jack White remixed "Ghost Town" by The Specials. It's followed by "Curse Me Good," which provides a jarring contrast with its sweet whistled hook, George Harrison-meets-T.Rex acoustic strum, and a heartbreaking soul vocal from Swaby. "It's good to have a bit of light and shade amid the onslaught of heavy guitars," Taylor explains. "I find we're always trying to recreate the diversity of, say, The White Album, but with beats." Likewise, "Big Bad Wolf" combines primal howling à la Screamin' Jay Hawkins, funkdafied breakbeats, and eerie electronics that recall Luniz' stoned rap classic "I Got 5 On It." "Think vintage, but keep it contemporary – that's our approach," Swaby explains. "It's integral to make everything sound like samples from our record collection, but with a modern edge. We're not afraid to use technology, and everything needs to have that tight, heavyweight bottom end."
Epitomizing this all-inclusive strategy is The Glorious Dead's centerpiece breakthrough track, "What Makes A Good Man?" Defiant yet uplifting, "What Makes A Good Man?" contrasts Swaby's gritty soul searching with girl-group call-and-response vocals and soaring, epic strings. Its creation provided the spark that would prove crucial to the album's inception. Looking to soak up some Southern Gothic inspiration, The Heavy traveled far from their hometown near Bath, England all the way to Columbus, Georgia on the advice of their U.S. tour-bus driver, Sam Phillips. There, Phillips hooked the group up with a number of church-trained singers and players: they would take Swaby and Taylor's song ideas to another realm, like singer/keyboardist Lloyd Buchanan's intense contribution to "…Good Man?" "We had the beat and the chorus for 'Good Man,' and when Lloyd started jamming on the B-3 and singing on it, I was like, 'This is going to be insane,'" Swaby says. "The Gospel singers started doing the chorus they already knew they song – they made it sound like the Supremes or Ronettes. It was an incredible feeling: after that, we were on our merry way." Taking the material to yet another level was the contribution of Gabriel "Bosco Mann" Roth, Daptone Records co-founder and bandleader of Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings, with whom The Heavy had toured extensively. Roth ended up scoring innovative string and horn parts to four of The Glorious Dead's ten songs. "It doesn't sound like what Gabriel does with the Dap-Kings," Taylor says. "He got into the mindset to do something different." "He's such a talented entity," Swaby continues. "I couldn't believe what was coming out of the speakers. It was so fitting, with this vintage sound, and amazing beauty. It reminded me of these black-and-white films I used to watch as a kid."
Film loomed as large an influence on The Glorious Dead as music. As key inspirations, Taylor cites the tweaked Americana of Jim Jarmusch's Down By Law and the voodoo vibes of the James Bond classic Live and Let Die alongside '60s Mod rave-ups and the atmospheric Brit multiculturalism of Fun Boy Three and The Specials; Swaby, meanwhile, explored low-budget horror flicks alongside the controlled screaming of garage-rockers The Sonics, Tom Waits' elastic growl, and soul giants Al Green and Otis Redding. Starting in January 2011, Taylor, Swaby, and bandmates Spencer Page (bass) and Chris Ellul (drums) began combining these ingredients into their own idiosyncratic blend – a process launched by The Heavy building their own studio and choosing to produce The Glorious Dead themselves. To mix the results, the band first worked with longtime associate Jim Abbiss (Adele, Arctic Monkeys) at Peter Gabriel's famed Real World complex, then finished up with Paul Corkett (The Cure, Nick Cave, Björk). "Self-producing was all about being self-sufficient in realizing the vision we had," Taylor says. "Your third record is judged as to whether you're there to stay, or slide off the face of the earth. We want to stick around, so we took our balls out and went for it." "I love what we've done," adds Swaby. "We got our deadpan heartbreak down. This record suggests how we continue to walk among the dead – now just in a few more places, and with more of a swagger."
The Glorious Dead spawned the mighty lead single 'What Makes a Good Man?' a funk-ridden, soul-wrenching study of a deep spiritual question. What Makes A Good Man? has been featured in trailers for HBO, Lawless, Borderlands 2 and Elementary, and the band gave TV performances on The Late Show with David Letterman, Last Call With Carson Daly and The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson.
Since the dawn of 'The Glorious Dead,' The Heavy have done anything other than rest on their laurels. 2013 has seen them reprise their smash hit 'How You Like Me Now?' for ESPN's Draft Week. The song was reworked to feature a guest verse from none other than 50 Cent, who happily enveloped himself in The Heavy's swamp-funk, and even performed in a brand new video. Since then, the song has gone on to reach Gold status in the USA, a stunning success from a British band on a label as independent as they are.
The Heavy came back to the US to perform at Spike TV's Guys Choice Awards as the house band in June 2013. Touring in 2013 has so far been a SOLD OUT UK Tour, an EU Tour in May, plus USA and Canadian dates in June and August, with another EU/UK Tour booked for the end of the year. Festival highlights this summer include Ottawa Jazz Festival, Rock-A-Field in Luxembourg, Hove in Norway, T In The Park in Scotland, Glastonbury and WOMAD in England, Osheaga in Montreal, Outside Lands in San Francisco and Afropunk in New York.
To date, this true original of a band have sold 750,000 singles and over 150,000 albums. Long live The Heavy.
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Liv Games have recently developed an action packed 2D side-scrolling war game that promises and looks to be one of the gems in the app store. Legendary Wars has a bit of every action game and it all comes together fluidly.
The underlying storyline is the classic bad guys trying to take over the world, and you have to use different races and unite them in harmony as you attempt to win the war against evil. The controls are simple and involve tapping to select the character and tapping on the next spot to move the character. There are three lanes in which you can move your character, and also when defending your castle your army will automatically defend (check automatic for enemy targeting option). You can also control an entire race of your allies by tapping on ally of that race, this allows for smart attacking and defending and makes for more strategy options. Once you control an entire race, you have different options like charging and retreating.
The selections of races in Legendary Wars are expansive and they include knights, dwarves, unicorns, golems, miners, wizards, elves and more. Each of the races have their own unique strengths and weaknesses; knights are slow but have a good melee attack, elves are quick and have weak attacks, unicorns are strong and fast but cost a lot to summon etc. There are also enemies like zombies, wolfs, vampires, trolls, and gargoyles. As you can imagine with so many races and enemy types, there is a lot to learn and lots of strategy involved. Fortunately for gamers, Legendary Wars makes it all very fun to do all this.
Now, to summon these allies into battle you need gemstones and you get gemstones by using dwarves to mine. You have to be very careful as not have too much of one ally or to keep waiting for more and more gemstones. As the game progresses, you will find it much easier to find the perfect balance.
Legendary Wars also allows you to level up and equip different and more powerful armors for your allies. There are 3 tiers for each ally and for each tier you can equip a different armor. In the tier you can increase the stats of your allies like defense, health, attack, critical hit %, and special ability boost. You can get moonstones either by IAP or by continuously battling, these moonstones will allow you to buy the different armor. You can also upgrade your castle?s defenses to last longer during a battle. Special abilities for each of your allies allow you to unlock a special move that requires your energy bar to fill up. The energy bar is located next to the health bar of the castle and once it fills up a star button on the bottom-right corner will light up. Select it and watch your ally use its special ability.
There are many different game modes and the first and foremost is campaign mode. Here you will span many different environments and unlock many different characters. There are over 50 levels and will take up a lot of your time as you attempt to master the perfect strategy against your opponents. The other modes include endless defense, side-scrolling and survival. For the endless defense mode, you simply have to defend your castle against waves of enemies and the game ends when your castle is destroyed. For the side-scrolling mode, you control a hero and you tap on different lanes and battle to reach the end of a level. For the survival mode, you are given an army to defend yourself against waves of enemies. There is no Game Center support currently, but the developer says it?s on its way soon.
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The graphics for Legendary Wars are standard water-color style that fit all pieces together. The game has some unique character and enemy designs and the user interface is well thought out. There are plenty of beautiful environments and eye-popping parallax scrolling. Unfortunately, the graphics do not support retina display though the developer did say he will support it in a future update.
Legendary Wars has a variety of soundtracks and each of set the mood well. The music is simple great and it?s fun to listen. You can also play your iPod music while playing the game.
Legendary Wars is tough game to master but if you put enough time to it, the game is incredibly fun and has plenty of content to keep you busy for a long time. The controls work effectively, the graphics are good and there is a lot of strategy involved. This game has all the necessary elements of a good side-scrolling defense game and makes it better with a lot more content and gameplay.
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Legendary Wars has received an update that includes the following new features:
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-Improved loading on all devices.
-Balanced some tough Hard and Legendary levels
-Lots of minor bug fixes
-Lite version in App Store with 7 new custom levels.
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While most 21-year-olds are content to just sit in a bar and drink beer, Mike Johannsen was a bit more active about his newly legal status. As soon as he came of age, he started brewing in his dorm room at CalPoly San Luis Obispo. Over the years, he has explored almost every angle of the business, from equipment maintenance to cellaring, packaging, and quality assurance. In 2013, he founded Schubros Brewery alongside Ian Schuster, a London Business School grad and craft beer aficionado.
In the short time that Schubros has been operational, they have already done a lot to distinguish themselves from other breweries. For starters, all their brews are organic: varietals include Diablo Sunrise, a chocolate-orange imperial stout, and 680 IPA, a mahogany ale with notes of caramel and toffee. Schubros also gives 1% of their profits to various local organizations. Customers can go online to vote on where the money should go each quarter; options include environmental groups, school districts, and fire departments.
Satisfying meals and handcrafted beer intersect with premium sports viewing at Lamppost Pizza and Backstreet Brewery, founded in 1976 by Angelo Barro and his sons, Dan and Tom. Today, the franchise welcomes patrons to 37 locations in three states, and the philosophy remains the same at all of them. Seven big-screen TVs broadcast football, basketball, and baseball games from around the leagues to entertain patrons sipping small-batch draft beers brewed onsite. Fans munch on traditional sports-viewing snacks, such as jalapeño poppers, potato skins, and deep-fried depth charts. Chefs also prepare heartier entrees including garlic-chicken pasta, Pesto Supreme pizzas covered with artichoke hearts, and The Linebacker, a pizza loaded with pepperoni, salami, ground beef, sausage, and two types of bacon.
There's nothing quite like a bicycle ride over rolling hillsides for shaking up the doldrums of daily idling. The shuttle bus will pick up bikeseekers between 8 and 9 a.m. and head across the Golden Gate Bridge toward wine country. Upon arrival, the guided bike ride begins, and you'll hop from winery to winery like a king on a checkerboard. All the tour guides are trained sommeliers with craniums filled with wine knowledge—and possibly wine. Sample varietals aperitifs along the course of the journey and stop for a delightful picnic lunch among the vineyards. The shuttle bus will follow along to carry anything purchased at the wineries or to assist thoroughly tuckered trekkers. Daytrippers are returned to the city by 7 p.m., in time to share the sunset with a lucky loved one—a girlfriend, a husband, a bottle of wine wearing a wig, etc. Purchase up to four of today's deal and invite friends, family, or a group of beloved strangers to join the journey. If you want to bring a friend along who doesn't possess a Groupon, that person will get 20% off the tour.
Housed within the heart of Golden Gate Park, Park Chalet Garden Restaurant manages to simultaneously embrace its natural surroundings and its contemporary, urban setting. Glass walls and ceilings completely surround the diners, affording them pastoral views of Queen Wilhelmina's windmill and the dutch-tulip garden without sacrificing the comfort of an indoor environment. During warm, sunny days, natural light floods the space and the retractable glass doors slide open to admit warm breezes. The dining room's pendant lamps and immense stone fireplace become invaluable at night, keeping the restaurant brightly lit and the temperatures toasty throughout the evening.
To complement this elegantly cozy ambiance, Executive Chef Matthew Urban and his team devised a menu of familiar comfort foods with subtly refined touches. Smoked paprika oil adds an unfamiliar yet welcome burst of savory flavor to the fried chicken, and cornmeal-crusted trout arrives at tables with an aromatic saffron aioli. Occasionally, the chefs look for inspiration in other cuisines and fuse those flavors with Californian ingredients. Crushed avocados add to the ahi tuna tartare's richness, but the dish's ginger-sesame vinaigrette balances those flavors with a hint of zesty spice.
However, the chefs aren't the only culinary talent at Park Chalet Garden Restaurant. The staff also brews a variety of beers in-house, crafting everything from smoky, German-style märzens to refreshingly hoppy IPAs. As diners enjoy one of these brews with their meal, they can take in the views and applaud the local bands and extraterrestrial magicians that perform every Tuesday evening.