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North West Air Ambulance charity enables doctors to fly out to patients
12:00pm Friday 3rd August 2012 in News By Catherine Pye, Health reporter
AIR ambulances in the North West will soon move bases to two of the region's hospitals — so that doctors can now fly out to trauma incidents.
The North West Air Ambulance charity (NWAS) currently has a helicopter based at Blackpool Airport, and another at the City Airport, Manchester.
Now, as part of a £250,000 investment, the bases will shift to the University Hospital of South Manchester, Wythenshawe, and to the Royal Preston Hospital.
Charity bosses said the reconfiguration will mean qualified doctors will now travel onboard to incidents which require specialist clinical care on scene.
The charity is the first air ambulance service outside of London to operate from hospital helipads.
Lynda Brislin, chief executive of the North West Air Ambulance charity, said:"A patient will no longer have to wait until their arrival at hospital to have access to the highest quality clinical care – instead this will be available to them in their time of extreme need.
"Being based at key trauma hospitals and having expert clinicians on hand for serious incidents will help to further increase patients' life chances.
"We are committed to continuously enhancing our service but, as a charity, developments of this nature come at a significant cost and would not be possible without the support and generosity of the North West public."
Sean Hughes, medical director at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals, said: "As the regional major trauma centre for Lancashire and South Cumbria, we are delighted to be providing a base for the North West Air Ambulance.
"This will enable us to take key members of our team direct to incident scenes.
"Which will help us to provide the best possible care for major trauma patients by providing quicker access to the highest quality clinical skills."
The North West Air Ambulance charity needs to raise in excess of £4.2m each year in order to keep its two air ambulances flying to incidents and helping to saving lives of trauma patients.
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His submission win over Mauricio Rua at UFC Fight Night 26 last night (Sat., Aug. 17, 2013) from TD Bank Garden in Boston, Mass., was a respectable win over a badly faded former champion, helping kick-off FOX Sports 1's network debut. This followed Sonnen's entirely undeserved title shot at Light Heavyweight champ Jon Jones, which was the prize for Sonnen's coaching The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 17, where his presence was entirely based on his ability to boost the show's ratings, which were lagging.
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Sonnen's good for business, and a kind of fire-extinguisher/fire-start the UFC can use when it needs a promotional boost. UFC has often flirted with this kind of stuff, reaching various low points with garbage like Ken Shamrock vs. Tito Ortiz 3, only to back away from the ledge, thankfully, once the horse was effectively beaten to near-death.
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The shame of this ongoing flirtation with the freak-show approach is that Sonnen is also a pretty good fighter. And it's time to get him back on track where he belongs in the Middleweight division in fights with legitimate stakes in play.
Afterward, in a typically bizarre interview with wreeked of pro wrestling weirdness, Sonnen called out Wanderlei Silva, which is a fight that makes little sense from a contention standpoint. The faded Brazilian, like Sonnen, carries marquee appeal, but has lost four of his last seven bouts.
With Chris Weidman now ruling the 185-pound division, and set to rematch Anderson Silva at UFC 168 on Dec. 28, 2013. It's a far better move to pit Sonnen against a Vitor Belfort, which would be a fantastic bout, and something you could base a five-round main event on entirely on its own merits.
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- Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili have been able to stave off defeat since April 11, when the Los Angeles Lakers handed San Antonio a 14-point loss at the AT&T Center. Following that loss, the Spurs rattled off 10 straight wins to end the regular season.
- Though these don't exactly add up to a winning "streak," the Spurs finished the regular season winning 24 of their last 27 games and -- if one wants to broaden the perspective -- an NBA best 38 of 45 to end the regular season.
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Very interesting to see all of the replies. I am beginning to come to the conclusion that this camera isn't for me... but I'm left wondering where to go. On paper the 7D looked like the ideal camera for me: it's got the "pro" features I want in an EFS package. But now it seems like not only can I not upgrade to the 7D... but the 60D and T3i are out (same sensor).
I suppose I'm just going to have to continue with my XSi for now.
As for not mentioning that I'm a landscape photographer... that was definitely an omission on my part. After reading everything about this camera I don't fault the people that told me to snag it... there are _many_ happy customers with this camera. I just think it's not right for me.
I think that "catz" post is the most relevant to my situation. I am often pushing my RAW files to the edge to get more detail / color / contrast out of them. If the 7D sensor is not making RAW files amenable to that then it's not for me. What is a real travesty is that this camera has great features for a landscape photographer: multiple custom settings, built in level, awesome metering, etc.
As for "pixel peeping". I don't think that's what I'm doing. Anyone who looked at those photos I posted should be disgusted. I didn't do _any_ exposure adjustment at all and just a tad bit of sharpening (not even close to as much as I typically would for a landscape shot). The exposure is spot on... fully covering the range in every channel (yay evaluative exposure on 7D! My XSi would have trouble doing that with even this shot ;-)
If I try to crop this photo down _at all_ I can see the noise with the full photo being displayed (ie not zooming in) on my 27" iMac. And that's doing a pretty small amount cropping (like only including the whole church). If I go any further, like just the front half of the church... it looks like I took this photo at ISO 800+! How anyone shooting landscapes would think that is acceptable is beyond me. I've cropped ISO 100-200 photos from my XSi _way_ down and been satisfied with the results (and I didn't have to apply any NR at all!).
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This summer Duane Schuler will be lighting two operas at the festival in Santa Fe, NM. He recently lit The Royal Family at the Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles, and added dramatic lighting to the "town square" at ETC's new headquarters in Middleton, WI. But Schuler is also a principal in Schuler Shook, a firm with two branches: Schuler Shook Theatre Planners and Schuler Shook Lighting Designers, with offices in both Minneapolis and Chicago, as well as a third office that opened in Dallas two years ago. Confusing? Apparently some of their clients thought so.
"Nobody really knows what we do," admits Schuler. As a result, the firm decided on a research study to help identify where they stand in the marketplace. "We want to carve out a larger niche as both theatre planners and architectural lighting designers. That's the goal of the study," Schuler adds. "We found we have to make it clear to people that we have two entities that do different jobs, but they go hand in hand."
In fact, Schuler and Shook both like to do the architectural lighting on projects where they serve as theatre consultants. "We also do architectural lighting on theatres we didn't design," Schuler adds. "But if we have the opportunity to sell all of our services, we do. We like to have both sides of the project." So the question they were asking was twofold: how to separate the divisions of the firm, and how to bring them together.
To quell any confusion, the firm also has a new logo and a new website (www.schulershook.com) to help clarify their corporate branding. "The research showed we needed to increase visibility," says Schuler, who was already working as an opera lighting designer when he ran into Shook at a USITT conference many years ago. "We talked about joining forces," says Schuler, who lived in Minneapolis at the time, while Shook lived in Chicago, where Schuler spent at least three months each year at the Chicago Lyric Opera.
"We have two floors in Chicago, so there is one floor for each branch of the company, says Schuler, who now lives in New York, just to mix things up a little more. "In Minneapolis, there is one floor and the people work on both sides of the same project. They are more blended." Schuler Shook provides everything from theatre lighting to rigging, seating, and communications systems. "We do everything backstage except acoustics," Schuler points out.
Schuler is, in fact, the primary rainmaker for the firm. "My continuing to do lighting design work means I meet a lot of people, and can see what the individual theatres need to do in terms of renovation. Our specifications are specific to each venue. There are no boilerplate specs." Schuler's design acumen also lets him quickly see what it will cost in time and energy to get work on and off the stage in the most efficient manner.
With an average of 15 operas per year to light, Schuler maintains a busy design schedule. Coming up is Faust at The Metropolitan Opera, Fidelio in Tokyo, Parsifal in Baden Baden, and The Wedding, a new opera in Chicago, as well as Don Giovanni and Simon Boccanegra in Santa Fe, to name a few. "I have to juggle a lot of projects and it all depends on scheduling, but ultimately the design jobs are good for the business."
Yet principal Bob Shook remains adamant that Schuler Shook does not design production lighting while they do design theatrical lighting systems for performance venues. "The rebranding was designed to reach specific market segments," he explains. "In Chicago people were tending to condense what we do to theatrical lighting, which is the one service we do not offer as a company although Duane [Schuler] and Todd [Hensley] do that on their own."
"We are not changing the way we do business, but trying to separate the business services," Shook adds. "If an architect calls about theatre lighting, we explain we offer a full range of theatre consulting services." In fact, the firm's Dallas office handles only theatre consulting, but will call in the architectural lighting side of the firm on jobs.
With a total of 33 staff members (20 in Chicago, 11 in Minneapolis, and 2 in Dallas), Schuler and Shook have two additional partners, Michael DiBlasi, who was an original partner when the firm was founded in 1986, and Todd Hensley. Bill Connor and Jim Baney are also principals. "The offices are fairly autonomous in terms of pursuing, designing, and completing projects, yet the partners and principals might work on a project in another city," says Shook. "We also get together at least once a year to exchange ideas and information."
In defining the role of a theatre consultant, Shook notes that one must make sure all the members of the design team are listening to each other correctly, from the architect to the end user. "You are a translator, and you have to be a very good listener," he says. "You also have to start with what the end user wants and not have any preconceived ideas."
Shook adds, "The most important thing we do is to create the optimum relationship between the viewer and the audience. Equipment is equipment," he says. "The magic and difficulty is getting that relationship right. It's different in every theatre." He also notes that people's expectation have changed over the years, with demands for more comfort, wider seats, more legroom, more restrooms, better acoustics, and better sightlines. "But all of those things fight against making a theatre more intimate," Shook notes.
Theatre consultants? Architectural lighting designers? Schuler Shook is both. "We have to be careful that people understand we are not changing our business, just clarifying what we do to our clients," adds Shook. "Our new web site says it louder than anything. We tried to make it easy to use as we are easy to use." But you'll still find Duane Schuler backstage at the opera.


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Top and treat in 2-3 weeks
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This Edition's FAQ: Can I treat weeds in grass in the autumn?
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Post-harvest cultural control of Bromes
If bromes are becoming a problem on your farm, the first step to getting better control across the rotation is to identify the species. The Anisantha types have long awns and large drooping panicles (flowering heads), whilst the Bromus types have short awns and tighter, upright panicles.
Sterile (or Barren) Brome
This is the most common species in the UK
|Great brome
(Anisantha diandrus)
| Meadow brome
(Bromus commutatus)
| Soft brome
(Bromus hordeaceous)
|Rye brome
(Bromus secalinus)
Accurate identification is vital as the two species types, Anisantha and Bromus do vary in their seed maturity at harvest. Their varying germination patterns can also make herbicide timings within a crop difficult, particularly so when both are present, so taking advantage of cultural control is vital.
For Anisantha species (sterile and great brome):
- Seeds are ripe at harvest.
- Exposure to light induces dormancy, so plough for good control.
- If there is not a good cover of chopped straw covering seeds on the soil surface, shallow cultivate as soon as possible after harvest, to bury seeds and encourage germination.
- Spray off seedlings with glyphosate pre-drilling.
- Delaying drilling will significantly improve control.
- Stale seedbeds will only be effective if soil is sufficiently moist.
For Bromus species (meadow, rye and soft brome):
- Seeds often under-ripe at harvest.
- Seed burial immediately after harvest induces dormancy, so increases seed survival.
- Leave seeds to ripen on soil surface for 1 month before cultivating.
- Shallow cultivate after a month, then spray off emerged seedlings with glyphosate.
HGCA have produced an excellent guide on bromes, Identification and control of brome grasses.
At this time of the year brambles, Rubus fruticosa, can be 2-3 metres long and once established difficult to eradicate. Of course they provide valuable autumn berries for wild-life but if left unchecked can rapidly spread out from hedgerows into fields where they interfere with management.
Some arrive from seed but most establish where the tips of stems root. Digging-out roots, although hard work can be one method of control but as they can regenerate well below soil level this needs to be done thoroughly. Prickly stems can also make this a painful job.
Alternatively this time of year presents the opportunity to use GrazonPro® for control with a knapsack. This is best used June-August when brambles are actively growing. Wear suitable protective clothing when handing and measuring the concentrate and whilst spraying; gloves, coveralls and rubber boots are essential. Face protection (face shield) is needed when handling the concentrate.
It's good practice to keep other people and pets out of treated areas for at least two hours until spray has dried on the leaf. Keep grazing stock (including hens!) out for 7 days after spraying.
Don't be tempted to cut brambles back post-spraying; ideally wait for 28 days to maximize translocation down to the roots.
You may find our Knapsack weed control guide helpful.
GrazonPro will also control broom and gorse. It also has good activity on hawthorn and sycamore and will give some control of birch and blackthorn.
For boom sprayers, although not on label Forefront® T (sheep/cattle grazing only) will offer good control of brambles; Pastor®, DoxstarPro® and Thistlex® also may offer some activity.
Blaster® Pro controls brambles in amenity grassland. Dow AgroSciences also sell other products for amenity areas which control brambles as well as other difficult invasive weeds such as Japanese Knotweed.
Top and treat in 2-3 weeks
It's now high summer and perennial grassland weeds like docks, thistles and nettles are flowering or have flowered. For these perennial weeds, rather than attempt to do a half-decent job by treating today, it's much better to top and treat the re-growth in 2-3 weeks. This applies to both knapsack applications with GrazonPro, as well as tractor- mounted spraying including Forefront T.
Forefront T stewardship forms
If you are a stewardship-trained agronomist able to recommend Forefront T, please return completed stewardship forms to Dow AgroSciences via your business focal point within your company or direct to Sacha Shepherd at Dow AgroSciences Ltd, Latchmore Court, Brand Street, Hitchin, Hertfordshire SG5 1NH.
Just as a reminder please ensure Forefront T is only used where the production of manure is minimised and this manure is returned to grass .i.e. cattle and sheep grazing only.
ASTROKerb used on Rape?
If you have used ASTROKerb® please ensure oilseed rape straw stays on the field and not baled and carted off.
Dock control sequences with DoxstarPro or Pastor
Sequences of DoxstarPro or Pastor are supported for dock control by Dow AgroSciences. If you have used half-rate DoxstarPro or Pastor earlier this spring, do remember to top-up with the remaining half-dose for efficacy. Treating docks 2-3 weeks post-cut is ideal as docks will have fresh, even re-growth which is readily receptive to spraying. Docks are best treated at the rosette stage.
Treatment is best made when docks are actively growing (but for Pastor must be completed by 31st Ocober). Apply with a water volume of 300 L/ha. If weed numbers are high or if the sward is dense, increase to 400 L/ha.
This edition's FAQ:
Can I treat weeds in grass in the autumn?
Yes. September is an ideal month for weed control in grassland.Weeds such as docks, dandelion, buttercup, and thistles have got flowering out of the way and are back into leafy growth and make an excellent target. In addition as the weeds start to prepare for winter, they are actively translocating down to the roots so the herbicide will be taken down there too.
Autumn control is an excellent opportunity for farmers to lessen the weed burden for the following spring which can help with farm workload and ease herbicide timings especially where you will be shutting up grass for silage and hay.
Forefront T can be used this autumn following a silage or hay cut this year. However no further cuts may be taken this year (cattle or sheep grazing only) and if a cut is taken in 2015 this forage must stay on the farm and any manure from stock fed this forage must stay on the farm and go back to grass.
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Top Ten Favorite Games of 2012
Nick, Dylan and Nick share their favorite games of 2012 and, boy, is it a mixed bag!
Nick, Dylan and Nick share their favorite games of 2012 and, boy, is it a mixed bag!
Who drew the best pictures this year? FIND OUT.
Dylan takes a First Shot at the Studio Ghibli-animated game by Namco, NI NO KUNI: WRATH OF THE WHITE WITCH!
Dylan learns the art of being a hero in Jordan Mechner's remake of his first game, KARATEKA!
Dylan runs for his life in the final episode of Telltale's THE WALKING DEAD, Season 1!
Dylan prunes trees and bodies in a First Shot for METAL GEAR RISING: REVENGEANCE!
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"Admiral" Heraldic Carpet, c. 1429-73
Spanish, possibly woven by Muslim craftsmen
19 feet 3/4 inches x 8 feet 9 1/8 inches (586.7 x 475 cm)
The Joseph Lees Williams Memorial Collection, 1955
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Spanish, possibly woven by Muslim craftsmen
19 feet 3/4 inches x 8 feet 9 1/8 inches (586.7 x 475 cm)
The Joseph Lees Williams Memorial Collection, 1955
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About This CarpetThis carpet belongs to a group of medieval Spanish rugs that are called "admiral" carpets because they bear the coat of arms of Fadrique Enríquez de Mendoza (1390–1473), admiral of Castile. Fadrique (pronounced fahd-REE-kay) was the grandfather of Ferdinand the Catholic, the first king of all Spain. It was Ferdinand and his wife Isabella who commissioned the voyage on which Christopher Columbus first reached the Americas. The Museum's carpet is one of six that the Enríquez family donated to the convent of Santa Clara in Palencia, Spain, their burial place. The carpet's exceptionally fine condition and considerable length (over nineteen feet) indicate that it was rarely used and was probably designed for important processions. With its geometric pattern and glossy sheen, the carpet's background resembles a tile floor. When the carpet was rolled out for special ceremonies the three shields would have stood out, visually proclaiming Fadrique Enríquez's name and importance.
Interpreting the DesignsThis carpet was made in the mid-fifteenth century, probably between 1429, when Fadrique Enríquez inherited the admiralty, and 1473, when he died. With its intermingling of European and Islamic motifs, the carpet reflects the cultural diversity of medieval Spain, which contained Christian and Muslim states until the Catholic rulers Ferdinand and Isabella conquered Granada in 1492. Repeated three times in the center of the carpet is Fadrique Enríquez's coat of arms: a lion rampant (standing on its hind legs) beneath two triple-towered castles on a shield bordered by anchors and ropes. The lion rampant is a common symbol of royalty in European heraldry (a system of emblems identifying individuals and families). The castles declare the name of the Enríquez family's homeland, the kingdom of Castile, which means "castle" in Spanish. The anchors and ropes refer to Fadrique's position as admiral of the kingdom's navy. The overall pattern of the carpet consists of geometric shapes and Arabic calligraphy (decorative writing)—standard elements of traditional Islamic art—and animal and human figures. Surrounding the coats of arms, the carpet's central field is a honeycomb of octagons within which appear eight-pointed stars and stylized animal and human figures. In the outermost border, angular Arabic script frames a variety of lively scenes, including bears hunting various prey, flocks of small birds perching in trees, men fighting bears, and women wearing fifteenth-century European hoopskirts.
Carpet Making in Medieval SpainOriginating in central and western Asia as coverings for beaten-earth floors, carpets have functioned practically and aesthetically throughout the ages in houses, tents, mosques, and palaces. Migration and conquest spread the craft and intermingled designs and styles. Rug manufacturing was brought to Spain by Muslims from North Africa early in the eighth century, and had become an important Spanish industry by the twelfth century. The Museum's admiral carpet was woven by hand on a loom, most likely by Muslim weavers (virtually all of whom were women). Achieving such intricate detail and fine texture required tying more than one hundred knots per square inch; it could take years to complete a carpet of this size and quality.
The Islamic Period in SpainEarly in the eighth century, Muslim armies made up of Arabs from the East and Berbers from Morocco crossed the Strait of Gibraltar and took control of most of the Iberian Peninsula (present-day Spain and Portugal) from the Visigoths (Germanic Christians). In the course of its nearly eight-hundred-year existence, al-Andalus, as the Muslims named the new Islamic frontier, would become a cultural capital for both East and West. Lavish royal patronage fostered great artistic achievements, the most widely known of which are truly monumental—the Great Mosque of Córdoba and the Alhambra palace-citadel in Granada. Attempts by Christians to reconquer the territory continued throughout the centuries and encroached on al-Andalus from the North. In 1469 the marriage of Ferdinand of Castile and Isabella of Aragon united the two most powerful Christian kingdoms on the peninsula. In 1492 Granada, the last remaining Muslim state, fell to these Catholic monarchs, who became the first to rule a united Spain. Non-Christians were forced to convert to Christianity or be expelled: all Jews were driven out in 1492; Muslims were officially expelled in 1609–10. The full extent of the influence of Islamic Spain on European culture, science, industry, and technology—during and long after the Muslim presence—has only recently begun to be widely recognized.
How this Carpet Came to the Philadelphia Museum of ArtUntil the 1890s the admiral carpet remained a possession of the Spanish convent to which it had been donated by the Enríquez family. Later acquired by the Reverend and Mrs. Charles F. Williams of Norristown, Pennsylvania, who gathered one of the first collections of antique Asian and Middle Eastern carpets in the United States, the rug became Museum property in 1955. This carpet is included in Images of the Middle Ages, a set of teaching posters and resource book produced by the Division of Education and made possible by a generous grant from the Lila Wallace—Reader's Digest Fund.
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Most professional photographers rarely use IS or even turn it on.
Agreed. I am technically a professional (reporter/photog with a weekly newspaper) and I have IS turned off on the lens that has it (24-105) and I did not bother buying the IS version of the 70-200 f/2.8 because at the speeds I shoot, it's not going to have an effect.
Apart from many other things, I spend an awful lot of time with reporters etc (and have done for a couple of decades) and I cannot remember a single time noticing one of them had any of their cameras with IS off. Why would they? Why would you? Makes no sense.
There could be some weird feedback loop with high frequency vibrations in some cases.
That could be a reason to turn IS of.
But I don´t get why he has not used a faster prime lens ?


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I ran across How news organizations can sell sponsored content without lowering their standards by Jeff Sonderman, Pointer, 18-January-2013, just before I saw Donna's tweet...great minds bookmark the same sites
In summary it is about bringing magazine type advertising to the web - the news media portion that is - ala informercials, full page display ads, et al. The sentence that sums it up is Welcome to the brave new world of sponsored content.
The problem facing these sites is that they still have a serious problem 'getting it' - let alone getting it right - as was recently shown by the Atlantic's Scientology debacle covered by Poynter in Atlantic President: Our error was 'in the execution' of the Scientology campaign by Julie Moos, 19-January-2013.
I won't get into Google and other SEs normal attitude to ads, sponsored content et al because as we know such rules differ from small to medium to large enterprises, from vertical to industry to niche ad nauseum.
Further, although you may not know it, they are a decade late to the game and don't know the rules. How do I know? Because what they are currently fumbling is what I and others have been doing for that period as direct ads - but always behind robots.txt exclusions, with meta noindex for SEs that 'happen' to miss that no trespassing notice, and hard kick in the buttocks 403s when said bots are noticed where they aren't welcome.
Yup, all this and much more has been going on behind 'closed' doors for over a decade. The participating advertisers know of course but if they mentioned it to the big media organisations they forgot to mention the rules that make the game work. It is both sad and quite hilarious watching these lumbering giants drop the banana peels that they'll eventually slip on and fall... It's not rocket science, it's not even secret although it is quietly privately held information. Too bad they don't have people capable of basic research...
Similarly, the media moguls might want to buy a few lunches with some of the top individual affiliate webdevs...and stop re-inventing the wheel. Sad really, fortunately I have a fresh bowl of popcorn and the physical comedyand melodrama doesn't look even close to being over.
Big Media -> Big Fail -> Sad Comedy
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I saw the bit about Atlantic and the advertising flub on CNN. I dislike ads tremendously because of how they're placed and chosen by sites, especially the so-called famous brands who should know better. The demand for revenue outweighs the logic of the advertisement or sponsored content topic, and nobody seems to be behind the wheel making sure there's any logic in the presentation or timing of it.
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For a long time I have liked Behemoth, but always felt that they were somewhat over-rated. Not so on this new album. This is a solid contender for metal album of the year. The music is darker, clearer, angrier, and deeper than previous efforts. In a year of stand out metal releases (such as Blood Oath by Suffocation), Behemoth have definately pulled out all the stops and created a monster. I can't wait to see what Vader has in store for us in a few weeks.
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Limited two disc (CD + DVD) edition of the 2009 release from the Polish Death Metal band includes a bonus DVD. The DVD includes over 30 minutes of professionally shot in-studio footage that documents the entire recording process from pre-production to tracking. Also included is a behind the scenes look at the Behemoth artist photo shoot with dynamic Polish production firm Grupa 13.
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Behemoth's sound has slowly but surely evolved into true greatness. "Demigod" really showed the power and talent that this band is capable of. With "The Apostasy", Behemoth showed that they were well onto something absolutly incredible. "The Left Hand Ov God" simply has to go down as one of the best Blackened/Death songs ever. The video is even more amazing and convey's Behemoth true creativity and power. But finally with "The Evangelion", they have really managed to burn their mark forever on the world of music and leave ashes in the wake. This album flows with an incredible sonic pace. There are no weak songs on the album, each song just lends to the next. "Ov Fire And The Void" is a true accomplishment of music greatness. The songs on this album are layered with incredible guitars, none bleeding over the other. Inferno's drums are devastating in their power, speed and sound. The album has an organic feel to it and has none of today's overprocessed, "tin can" sound. Nergal has really pushed the envelope and come up with a truelly great album, one I believe that will talked about for many, many years to come. If you have the chance to see them live as I have, you will find out they can pull all of the greatness off and add even more power, more hate, more granduer.
Whether you can stand Behemoth's aural assault or not, you've got to give them credit. Its been nearly two decades since they began (as a horrible black metal band, mind you), and now just look at 'em, all grown up and ranked amongst the death metal elite. Some would brand them a Morbid Angel clone, but I say that Behemoth surpass and outshine a band like Morbid Angel, but I'd say they surpass them and have a more unique and original sound that has not been emulated by any other band to this day.
Their war-metal, blasphemous, eastern-tinged sound that they've introduced and honed on albums like Demigod and The Apostasy is in full force on their ninth LP Evangelion; Nergal's vocals are as hoarse and commanding as ever, like a sorcerer summoning forth the power of the Void itself; his lyrics a dark testament to the ancient times of humanity and religion. Inferno's drumming is as blisteringly fast as ever, with lightning fast double bass kicks, sharp, machine gun snares, and blast beats galore. On top of all that the guitars are just as technical, just as amazing, and playing those truly awesome and unique guitar riffs that we have come to associate with Behemoth.
The word that comes to mind when listening to Evangelion is majestic. The drums and guitars ebb and flow in a wave of death metal that is not only technical and brutal in its execution, but melodious and alluring, no doubt enhanced by the excellent production of the album; though I still wish the bass guitar was more audible, because their bassist is amazing, when you can hear him. Inferno's drumming is another highlight of the band's sound, and its some of the most chaotic and speedy, yet utterly precise drumming that I've ever heard. The drumming patterns that blew my mind on their previous two albums are in full force here, and its no less impressive. Equally intense are the guitars, switching from tremolo picking to death metal riffing with sheer precision and mastery; also the solos are quite nice, technical and fitting. The stunning thing about the guitar work is its ability to sound technical and heavy without losing melody and humanity; something that happens to many death metal bands. Nergal's vocals, which range from howls to his trademark scream are overdubbed and very commanding, providing a war-chant like quality to the songs. They are the essence of Behemoth's sound, and there is no other vocalist in the industry that can even come close to his demonic singing style. His lyrics are equally impressive, dabbling in the usual esoteric and archaic topics, adding another layer of epic to the overall sound.
Aside from the core aesthetics of the band, its the little things that really stand out; like the gang vocals on the album opener 'Daimonos', or the sitar outro on 'Shemhamforash', or the haunting breakdown on 'The Seed Ov I'. Another surprise is the track 'Ov Fire and The Void' which sounds like blackened death metal filtered through a pop music sensibility, and 'Lucifer', a slow, plodding and haunting ending to the album. Overall, Evangelion is a more mature album in terms of songwriting and execution; a smooth progression from the sound they introduced on Demigod.
Evangelion is a testament to the band's skill, showing us a more mature and able band who has mastered their craft of writing epic song structures, blistering blackened death metal and offering up a juicy slab of technical music that doesn't sacrifice melody and feeling for sheer brutality. Over two decades Behemoth have gone from that uncomfortable black metal band to the blackened death metal elite, and it fits them quite nicely.
Highly Recommended
The CD:
I was lucky enough to get one of the first 500 pre-order copies that were Autographed by the band (just wanted to brag that) After giving the album a thorough listen, it made those autographs taste that much sweeter. The sound quality is excellent, for this kind of speed and crunch you really need it! Riff's are tight and complex in most area's but Nergal made sure to opening things up plenty of times throughout giving the album it's signature BIG BEHEMOTH sound. It feels like there has been change, but not quite. They stayed with their Blackend Death Metal sound but still gave us a new feel somehow. Inferno's blast beats are astronomically fast and precise. Fills are a blur, yet you can hear ever hit. Orion can be noticed much more clearly in this album compared to most previous work. The bass notes are throaty and deep how they should. That's my general review of the album, since hey.. you can listen to sound clips above and see for your self.
The DVD:
Great little 45min glimps into the album production. Neatly Covers EVERYTHING from Each band member, Producer, Drum tracking, Vocals, Syths and even the Brass section! It is displayed in 16:9, mostly in Polish with clear subtitles. Once the 45 min feature is complete, there is a 6Min look at the photo shoot for the inside album art, pretty cool indeed.
If you call yourself any kind of Death metal fan you should already own this.
I'll be seeing Behemoth next time they are in town, as always. I would like to congratulate Behemoth with a extraordinary Job well done, and thanks for all your hard work!!
Behemoth return faster and more brutal than ever on Evangelion. One of the most noticeable improvements is the vocal attack by Nergal. His vocals are still layered, but not as much as before and not as processed, so they sound more natural and even more intense. If you thought due to the band's rising popularity that they would be slowing down you would be very wrong. Nothing is further from the truth. The opening track and He who Breeds Pestilence are over the top. Super heavy and the band is tighter than ever. The last track Lucifer is their attempt at an epic sound. It is atmospheric, slow and just flat out rocks from start to finish. The band incorporates keyboards, different instruments and definite middle eastern flair to some of their arrangements. Packaging is an excellent digipack. Have not checked out the making of dvd yet, plan to do that soon. I love the cover. It's a black and white pencil drawing that is beautiful and sinister at the same time. Not your typical death metal cover, it's refreshing. Curious to see if fellow countymen Vader can top this in a few weeks.


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