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BETHESDA, Md., June 10, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- With the hot summer temperatures on the rise, knowing the symptoms of a sick cooling system are critical to your summer driving plans, since cooling system failure is a leading cause of vehicle breakdowns. The most noticeable symptoms are overheating, leaks, a sweet smell of antifreeze and repeatedly needing to add coolant, according to the Car Care Council.
"Neglecting your cooling system can result in serious damage and even complete engine failure, which would put a sudden end to your summer road trip," said Rich White, executive director, Car Care Council. "If the cooling system doesn't receive regular maintenance, it's not a question of whether it will fail, but rather when it will fail. Performing regular checkups of belts, hoses, the water pump and fluids will ensure your car remains properly cooled and healthy for many miles down the road."
The primary job of the engine's cooling system is to remove the heat that is generated during the combustion process. The coolant temperature can be well over 200 degrees and that heat has to go somewhere, otherwise engine components are going to start failing. The key parts of the cooling system remove the heat from the engine and automatic transmission and dispel it to the air outside. The water pump circulates coolant through the engine. The coolant absorbs heat and returns it to the radiator where heat is dissipated. The thermostat regulates the coolant temperature to keep it consistent for efficient engine operation.
A major factor that affects the replacement of cooling system parts is the frequency of regular maintenance, such as coolant changes. Motorists should consult their owner's manual for specific recommendations about how often to change antifreeze and flush the coolant system. A coolant flush and fill is basic to cooling system maintenance as new antifreeze helps the engine run cooler and a flush removes dirt or sediment that could damage other cooling system parts.
The coolant level should be checked regularly at the reservoir and motorists are reminded to never open a hot radiator cap. If the coolant is low, a 50/50 mix of approved antifreeze and distilled water should be added.
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Syracuse Orange defensive end Chandler Jones will attempt to join his brother, Baltimore Ravens DE Arthur Jones, in the NFL when he forgoes his senior season and enters the 2012 NFL Draft.
Jones made the announcement via Facebook and Twitter on Friday.
While Jones is coming off his worst statistical season of the three he spent in Orange, he still has the potential and ability to get drafted. According to SI.com's NFL Draft Analyst Tony Pauline, Jones received a third-round grade from the draft advisory committee, which is pretty solid for a guy with 39 tackles this season.
Chandler also spent a good chunk of the season on the sidelines with an injury. However, Jones' stats were solid when he was there. In seven games he posted 39 tackles, 4.5 sacks, one forced fumble and the best Syracuse interception of the year.
The Orange, who finished the season 5-7 overall, will now need to replace its best defensive player for the 2012 season.
"It goes without saying this is a crushing blow to the 2012 Syracuse defense. Jones would have been the anchor and almost certainly a team captain. Now the Orange are left to replace two veteran defensive ends as well as two solid safeties. It's going to be a scary spring."
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Termoli, Italy, September 12, 2004 - Arunas Kirsnys and Arvydas Miseikis had to play an "extra" day in the FIVB World Championships for players 18 years old and under, but the young Lithuanians will now have a chance to enjoy "overtime" on the Rio Vivo Beach sand as they challenge European Champions Zbigniew Bartman and Michal Kubiak for the gold medal here Sunday afternoon.
Due to their late registration for the third-annual FIVB U-18 Beach Volleyball World Championships for players, Kirsnys and Miseikis had to win a Wednesday qualifier match to gain a spot in the 24-team Main Draw. After that, the Lithuanians have won five of six matches to advance to the finals against the 11th-seeded Bartman and Kubiak.
With their 21-19 and 21-17 win in 38minutes over 18th-seeded Ingars Ivanovs and Janis Smedins of Latvia, Kirsnys and Miseikis avenged their only defeat in the competition. The Latvians had posted a 21-16 and 21-18 win over Kirsnys and Miseikis Thursday.
"As you know, basketball is very big in our country, said Miseikis. "Hopefully, this gold or silver medal finish today will help give Beach Volleyball some much-needed recognition in our country. We are a small country of only three-million people, so this will be a big deal."
Bartman and Kubiak withstood second-set challenge by 10th-seeded Reid Hall and Adam Podstawka to score a 21-17 and 24-22 win in 41 minutes over the Canadians, who will played Ivanovs and Smedins for the men's bronze medal in the mixed gender event.
The Polish Champions defeated Marko Kienast and Thilo Späth of Germany 21-14 and 28-26 for the European U-18 title in Myslowice, Poland last month. Kirsnys and Miseikis placed fifth at Myslowice where both of their losses were to "final four" teams.
"We were disappointed with our play in our final two matches in the European Championships," said Miseikis. "We started playing volleyball indoors, so the beach game is pretty new to us. We enjoy playing on the sand, and hopefully, we can continue to improve our game to compete in more international events. We have had a good time this week and winning an international medal is tremendous."
The FIVB U-18 World Championships also features women's competition as both genders conclude play Sunday afternoon medal matches. Poland will have a chance for a second gold medal as Katarzyna Urban and Joanna Wiatr challenge Barbara Figueiredo and Carolina Solberg Salgado of Brazil for the women's title.
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Monday, August 4, 2014
- August 4, 2014 - Hour: 1
Tom ridin' solo tonight. He talks about Marshawn Lynch and his return from holding out. Also John Boyle of the Everett Herald talks about cutting OL Michael Bowie. Plus extra points, yay or nay?
Monday, July 28, 2014
- July 28, 2014 - Hour: 2
The Baseball Hall of Fame took place last night, and it was a heck of a ceremony. Should players who used PED�s be allowed in? And why was the NFL�s punishment regarding Ray Rice was fitting. Plus the sky is not falling at Safeco, or at the VMAC.
- July 28, 2014 - Hour: 1
The Marshawn Lynch holdout saga continues, but Tom tells us why we all need to relax. And are you in the Jack Z. camp or not? Rob "Stats" Guererra joins the show and talks Jack Z. and trade deadlines.
Thursday, July 17, 2014
- July 17, 2014 - Hour: 2
Shannon Drayer about the Mariners Season's second half, Richard Sherman and Racism, and what is the future for the Russel Wilson and the Seahawks?
- July 17, 2014 - Hour: 1
Thursday Night Football, ESPYS, The All Star Game, and Football in the UK?
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
- July 16, 2014 - Hour: 2
The All Star game, Noise levels, and why are upsets in all sporting fields more common?
- July 16, 2014 - Hour: 1
The All Star game, Noise levels, and why are upsets in all sporting fields more common?
Thursday, July 3, 2014
- July 3, 2014 - Hour: 2
Tom is joined by Shannon Drayer this hour to talk about the state of the Mariners. Also Tom's long-time colleague and biggest Mariners fan in Connecticut Rob "Stats" Guerrera talks about what the Mariners need to do. He's also an unabashed 49ers fan and talks Wilson vs. Kaepernick.
- July 3, 2014 - Hour: 1
Brady Henderson in with Tom. Does being elite matter is the system you play in doesn't suit you? Do you trust players or media more when ranking players? Should Kyle Seager be an All-Star? And Jack Zduriencik's job is safe, right?
Wednesday, July 2, 2014
- July 2, 2014 - Hour: 2
Is Russell Wilson an elite QB? The national media seems to think not. Also, is it possible for Felix Hernandez to surpass the beloved status of Ken Griffey Jr as the face of the Mariners?
- July 2, 2014 - Hour: 1
The Mariners are playing some great baseball right now, but are they are "great" team as is? Plus, is there anyway soccer can become a more prominent sport in the US when the World Cup isn't going on?
Thursday, June 26, 2014
- June 26, 2014 - Hour: 2
The guys talk about the Mariners and Kyle Seager's role moving forward. Also a look at what happens once Saunders, Smoak and Hart comes back. Plus Johnny Manziel talk.
- June 26, 2014 - Hour: 1
Scott Soden in tonight. Tom and Scott talk World Cup, Seahawks and how a fan base reacts after their team wins a championship.
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
- June 17, 2014 - Hour: 2
Colin's final hour... on radio. The guys talk about Johnny Manziel and whether or not he's ridiculous or hysterical. Plus should fans be upset that a German is coaching the US World Cup team? Are the Mariners this year's Royals (ready to pounce next year)? And Colin says goodbye.
- June 17, 2014 - Hour: 1
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Is Ensign Already Calling Uncle at the NRSC?
by Jonathan Singer, Tue Mar 20, 2007 at 07:11:17 PM EDT
The 2006 election cycle was difficult enough for the Republicans that they didn't need the gross incompetence of the chair of their senatorial campaign committee, Liddy Dole, to help them lose control of the upper chamber of Congress. Are Senate Republicans heading towards the same fate in 2008? An Alexander Bolton article from the front page of The Hill doesn't seem to indicate much optimism out of the National Republican Senatorial Commitee.
National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) Chairman John Ensign (R-Nev.) is pressing Sen. Mel Martinez (R-Fla.) to break tradition and steer Republican National Committee (RNC) funds to Senate races for the 2008 cycle.
Historically, the RNC has done little to help individual Senate candidates in presidential election years, although candidates in battleground states have reaped the collateral benefits of the RNC's get-out-the-vote program.
But under Martinez's stewardship, the RNC may come to NRSC's aid in 2008.
The prospect of the RNC needing to invest on the defensive in Senate campaigns during a presidential year should have Republicans extremely worried. It is difficult enough for a party to control the White House in three straight elections, and the task is made significantly more tough in this instance as a result of George W. Bush's historically high disapproval numbers, which show no sign of decreasing any time soon. As a result, the RNC already has its work cut out for it in trying to boost the eventual Republican presidential nominee during the general election campaign that it does not need to have to dump money trying to get a John Sununu or Norm Coleman reelected in a Democratic-leaning state.
When Ensign accepted the position at the NRSC after others like John Thune had already turned it down, it seemed like the Republicans still at least could do no worse than they did in 2006 and perhaps would come closer to be evenly matched against Chuck Schumer's strong machine at the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee. Yet the fact that it is March 2007, more than a year and a half before voters go to the polls to determine the makeup of the Senate in the 111th Congress, and Ensign is already indicating that he does not believe he has the capacity to, on his own, raise the type of money necessary for his party to retake the Senate is extremely telling. Make no mistake, this is a sign of weakness and despair from within the Republican establishment -- a sign that is not going to instill much confidence in the donor base of the GOP.


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Certification of the Riverside School District's maintenance and operations levy has been placed on hold while the Spokane County Elections Office staff conducts a hand recount on the more than 4,300 ballots cast in the April 17 election.
Five school district voters submitted a petition along with the $1,000 fee on April 30 to have the ballots hand counted this week.
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Lecture and Talkback with Fiona Shaw, CBE
The Lewis Center for the Arts will present a lecture and talk back with Fiona Shaw, CBE, on Monday, February 4th at 4:30 p.m. in the Berlind Theatre. The event is free and open to the public.
Shaw, who has been regarded as one of the finest classical actresses of her generation, will speak on "Shakespeare and Friends, Ibsen and Enemies."
A leading Irish actress who regularly appears on the London stage, Shaw was awarded an honorary CBE, Commander of the Order of the British Empire, in 2001. Shaw, who was trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in London, received much acclaim for her role as Julia in the National Theatre production of Richard Sheridan's The Rivals (1983). Among Shaw's most notable roles are Celia in As you Like It (1984), Madame de Volanges in Les Liaisons Dangereuses (1985), Katherine in The Taming of the Shrew (1987), Winnie in Happy Days (2007), and the title roles in Electra (1988), The Good Person of Sechuan (1989), Hedda Gabler (1991), The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (1998) and Medea (2000). She performed T.S. Eliot's poem The Waste Land as a one-person show at the Liberty Theater in New York (1996) and played the lead in Richard II, directed by Deborah Warner in 1995.
In addition to her outstanding theatrical career, Fiona Shaw has also worked in film and television, including My Left Foot, Jane Eyre, Persuasion, Gormenghast and as Aunt Petunia in the popular Harry Potter films. She comes to Princeton following her triumphant reprise of Winnie in Happy Days at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, which closes on February 3.
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At UFC 163: Aldo vs. Korean Zombie, former top contender Thales Leites (20-4 MMA; 5-3 UFC) returns to face Tom Watson (16-5 MMA; 1-1 UFC). This Middleweight fight is the 2nd on the 5 fight PPV broadcast. Neither man is currently ranked in the UFC rankings. The UFC 163 PPV airs live from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil this Saturday, August 3, on PPV with the main card starting at 10 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. PT.
As with many fights on the UFC shows in Brazil, this is a vintage Brazilian vs. non-Brazilian fight. Leites is in here representing the old guard of sorts, while the always outspoken Watson looks to knock him off his pedestal. With Leites having been out of the UFC for so long, it's hard to know exactly what to expect from him here, and how Watson will respond. Should be an intriguing match-up.
How do these two stack up?
Leites: 31 years old | 6'1" | 78" reach
Watson: 31 years old | 6'1" | 73" reach
What have these two done recently?
Leites: W - Matt Horwich (Sub) | W - Jeremy Horn (SD) | W - Tor Troeng (Sub)
Watson: W - Stanislav Nedkov (TKO) | L - Brad Tavares (SD) | W - Jack Marshman (TKO)
How did these two get here?
Thales Leites is, unfortunately, best known to UFC fans for his debacle of a Middleweight title challenge against Anderson Silva. That fight was a disaster, plain and simple, and after that and a loss to Alessio Sakara, he was released from the UFC. Since then, he's gone 6-1 against a solid level of competition including the likes of Jeremy Horn, Dean Lister, Jesse Taylor, and Matt Horwich. Leites was once a well respected MW contender - but he needs an exciting performance here if he wants UFC fans to start looking past the Silva fight.
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Tom "Kong" Watson is a fighter out of the UK scene. He put together a good record in England, with wins over Ninja Rua and John Maguire before coming to the UFC last year. He's now coming off a big win over Stanislav Nedkov - the first loss of Nedkov's career. Watson is a big personality who likes to be a showman in his entrances and is from the Chael Sonnen school of talking your way into a fight. Expect him to put on a show in some way against Leites.
Why should you care?
I'm actually interested to see both how Leites does in his return, and how Watson deals with the veteran.
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USCTI & American Society of Freedmen Descendants Mini-Conference
Friday, November 4, 2011
4:30-5:15 p.m. | Bresee Hall 101
Dedication of the U.S. Colored Troops Institute at Hartwick College as a Facility of the National Park Service's National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom, Special Guest: Sheri Jackson, Northeast Regional Coordinator, NPS National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom, including an official welcome by Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Michael G. Tannenbaum, readings by students, and Libation to the Ancestors.
5:30-7 p.m. | Chesebro Room, Dewar Union
Opening Dinner and Recognition of Fellows and Senior Fellows of American Society of Freedmen Descendants, Special Guest: Sylvia Cooke Martin, retired chief of staff training and development at the Library of Congress and board member of the Society for the Preservation of Maryland Antiquities, Silver Springs, MD
Saturday, November 5, 2011
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9:15 a.m. to Noon | Eaton Lounge, Bresee Hall
Family Research Stories about the Anti-Slavery Movement, Underground Railroad and the Civil War
- 9:15 a.m. - Presentation One: Underground Railroad, Oneonta, Harry Bradshaw Matthews
- 9:30 a.m. - Presentation Two: Christiania Riots in 1851, Darlene Colón, member, Pennsylvania Past Players of the Pennsylvania Bureau of Tourism, Lancaster, PA
- 9:45 a.m. - Presentation Three: Community Preservation, Ellicott City, Sylvia Cooke Martin, board member, Society for the Preservation of Maryland Antiquities
- 10:15 a.m. - Presentation Four: Placing within Historical Context the Freedom Journey Mother Lucretia, her six children & half sister, Harry Bradshaw Matthews
- 11:00 a.m. - Research Time: U.S. Pluralism Center, Bresee Hall 101
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Lunch with student dramatization and speaker
2 -4 p.m. | Eaton Lounge, Bresee Hall
Workshops and Business Session
- 2 p.m. - Presentation Five: Burning of the Colored Children's Asylum in 1863, Madeline O. Scott, Amherst/Buffalo, NY
- 2:30 p.m. - Presentation Six: A School House for Freedmen, 1870-1925, Dr. Cherry R. Baylor, retired school teacher and preservationist, Hempstead, NY
- 3 p.m. - Fellow and Senior Fellow Recommendations, Nominating New Inductees
- 3:30 p.m. - Presentation Seven: Documenting Local History from Cemetery Records, Ruth E. Hodge, Retired Archivist, U.S. Army Military History Institute at Carlisle, PA
5:30 p.m. | Chesebro Room, Dewar Union
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WHITE BEAR LAKE, Minn. (AP) -- Third-graders at a White Bear Lake elementary school have a technological advantage because of a generous gift from their teacher.
Tracy Gripentrog has embraced the important of computers as she watched teaching evolve in her 30 years in the profession. She knew that Willow Lane Elementary School needed more than its 30 laptops and 10 ipads for its 400 students.
So, Gripentrog used $4,000 in inheritance money from her parents to buy her students 15 Chromebooks. Gripentrog's father passed away five years ago. Her mother died this year. She says her parents would approve of the expenditure. She tells KMSP-TV her dad would pass his own computers on to her for use in her classroom.
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From Jim Bowden:
Stan Kasten is the front runner to run the day to day operations of the Los Angeles Dodgers.He is no longer an owner of the Nats or any role
Bowden used to work for Kasten, so he might be expected to have some special insight here.
Kasten's got a sterling reputation within Major League Baseball, having served as president of the Atlanta Braves from 1986 through 2003, then as president of the Washington Nationals from 2006 through 2010. Generally speaking, Kasten's always delegated the baseball decisions to his general managers and focused on the business end of things. So if he does take over in Los Angeles, GM Ned Colletti figures to have a free hand in things, within financial limits.
Whether it's Kasten or someone else, Commissioner Selig will almost certainly appoint someone with an unblemished and well-known reputation. It's just too bad Sandy Alderson is already running a franchise in turmoil.


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Military dad surprises family at Arizona game
Santa and the University of Arizona made the upcoming Christmas extra special for one family Thursday night at McKale Center in Tucson.
During a timeout, the family of Air Force Master Sgt. Chris Campbell, who has been in Iraq, was called to the basketball court to watch a video he made for them. While they watched, Campbell was introduced and he stepped onto the court to the shock of his wife Tanya, and children Alex and Amelia. The touching reunion garnered a standing ovation from the Wildcat faithful.
Merry Christmas, Campbells.
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Paige Brantley Quate contributed to Wake Forest-Rolesville High's 143-game softball winning streak in conference games and Tuesday she helped stop the string.
Quate played at Wake Forest and was unbeaten as a pitcher in league games during her career in 2003 through 2006.
She now coaches nearby Heritage High, which did something no conference team has done since 2002: The Huskies beat Wake Forest, claiming a 2-1 Cap Eight 4A Conference victory thanks to the pitching of sophomore Laura Williams, outstanding defense and a two-run triple by freshman shortstop Jordan Gontram.
Wake Forest pitcher Brittaney Dahle, who struck out 21 batters in an eight-inning game last week, struck out 12 Huskies and allowed only five hits.
"We played great," Quate said. "We had been playing well and I knew we could win if we played well defensively and we remained aggressive at the plate."
Heritage scored both runs in the third winning when Kelly Faison walked and Lauren Sales was hit by a pitch. Both scored on Gontram's line drive down the third base line.
Wake Forest threatened in the bottom of the second when it had runners on second and third with no outs, but Williams struck out a batter and escaped without damage after a pop-up bunt attempt and a ground out.
"I, for one, have enjoyed the ride of the streak," said Wake Forest coach Doug Kinsman. "It brought a tremendous amount of notoriety to the school and it was a great motivating tool for the players.
"But to be honest, I am glad that it is over. Now I hope that the girls can get back to focusing on what I feel is the most important aspect of this season: playing good softball and making a run in the state playoffs."
The victory pushed Williams to 8-0 this season. She has 72 strikeouts in 10 games. She allowed only one base runner after the third inning.
"She was outstanding and we made the plays behind her," Quate said.
The win was huge for Heritage, which opened three years ago, and especially for the Huskies' only senior, Jody Rowland, who began her high school career at Wake Forest.
But Quate was impressed by her team after the game, too. Led by Williams, centerfielder Jacy VanArkel and catcher Jordan Helms, some of her players stopped their celebrations to go to Wake Forest players to encourage them and express admiration for the winning streak.
And after the game, the Heritage and Wake Forest coaching staffs continued their tradition of going out to eat together, dining at Gatehouse Tavern in Wake Forest.
Wake Forest coach Doug Kinsman told Quate that if the streak had to end, he was glad it ended against her team.
"Yes, I was sort of glad it was a former player to accomplish this feat," Kinsman said. "It sort of kept it in the family and lessened the sting a little."
Quate said the win was a little bittersweet.
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ENSLAVED – Isa
Continuing in the steps of `Below the Lights', Enslaved return with another progressive, black-metal masterpiece. Seldom do I do play by play of the tracks, but this album more then deserves and accurate description.
After the opening intro the album launches into Lunar Force, a song with trance-inducing guitar riffs, precise drumming and subtle piano with tortured screams adding the sense of urgency… The song gracefully progresses to the five minute mark then is followed by about 40 seconds of eerie synth feedback, then slams aggressively back into the opening riff then fades out with some beautiful piano patterns.
The title track, Isa has a similar hypnotic guitar pattern, yet this time blending the screams with some clean channel vocals… A very passionate track for being a little over 3:30.
Ascension opens with some odd ambience and by the 1:15 mark sounds like King Crimson has gone Black Metal. (I believe I even heard some tambourine…) Singing is strong in this track, sounding at times almost like Mike Patton from the darker FNM days.
Bounded by Allegiance opens brilliantly with organ, chugging guitars, and building drum beat. The 2 minute intro flows into a subtle softer part before unleashing some older influenced melodic, black metal. This song continually progresses with lots of variations (Both faster and slower) throughout this track and even throws a classic prog guitar solo to close out this track.
Violent Dawning is a furious track, likely the most consistently fast track on the album. It showcases some really nice drum work, both kickers and his symbol work. Also for being such an aggressive track they do not forget the dark melodic beauty… The last 0:40 with the haunting vocals and keys sounds amazing. (One of the most moving parts on the album…)
Enslaved is has a knack at grabbing your attention right from the get-go, Track 7, Return to Yggdrasil, is no exception. Opening with powerful riffs and venomous vocals, however by one minute into the song it has quickly unfolded into dark majestic beauty. Overall a very beautiful track…
Secrets of the Flesh opens with a very progressive rock sounding riff with what sounds like wind blowing (Creates a really cool atmosphere…) This riff builds for the majority of this track, staying instrumental throughout the 3:40.
The 12 minute Reogenesis is the magnum opus of the album, opening with some softer beauty before going into a powerful, old-school BM riff. This songs flows and builds throughout the entire 12 minutes… showing as much beauty as brutality and is filled with some great guitar work… This fades into the outro track which is just shy of one minute.
Amazing Album from start to finish easily on of the Top Metal Releases in 2005 (looks like I will have to update my Best of 2005 list)
Though Black-Metal is a genre I'm really just beginning to explore I can tell you that this CD is so much more… At times reminding me of Amorphis or maybe even Katatonia. Also, they are comparable to the genre-bending Opeth, though they really sound nothing alike.
Just some food for thought but I wonder if they could get Steve Wilson (Porcupine Tree) to produce their next album.
[Actually I just read the other day they just completed recording their latest album which I believe is going to be called `Ruun' which I think is coming out in May?]
Favorite Songs: Violent Dawning, Ascension, Lunar Force and Reogenesis
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The heart of preaching is the sharing of faith among the preacher and the community. Over time, the mutual sharing among preacher and congregation, the experiencing of the same joys and hopes, griefs and anxieties, struggling and celebrating, forms a context in which the Word of God is pondered. In that contemplation where the seed meets the fertile soil, comes the gardener, the preacher, the one who knows how to insure a yield of thirty, sixty or a hundred fold. Excellence in preaching comes when the Word of God, oft described as a two-edged sword, strikes the hearer as both challenge and encouragement. For that to happen, the preacher must have had that same experience mediated through a community, training, prayer, reflection and action on behalf of the Gospel.
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In an environment resembling more of a pep rally than a traditional press conference, pro soccer is headed back to Indiana.
The standing room only crowd at the news conference Wednesday at the J.W. Marriott in downtown Indianapolis heard details of the creation of a team in the North American Soccer League (NASL).
Indianapolis' team became the 12th franchise to join the NASL and will begin play starting with the 2014 season.
For the initial season, home games will look to be played at Michael A. Carroll Track and Soccer Stadium at IUPUI.
Ersal Ozdemir, chief executive officer of the Keystone Group LLC, owns the franchise.
"I wanted to make sure that this wasn't a short-term, quick decision and that we have a lot of support and interest moving forward," Ozdemir said.
Indianapolis having hosted the 1987 Pan-Am Games and 2012 Super Bowl are both examples of how the city has gained more recognition globally. Bringing the world's most popular sport to the Circle City hopefully means another notch in Indianapolis' belt.
"This was a city, leaders over 30 years ago decided was going to be a sports town," Ozdemir said. "As we are trying to be a more global city and state, this is one of the pieces that fit into the mission of being a sports town."
No team name or colors have been selected yet as the franchise is having choices voted on on their website at IndyProSoccer.com.
The survey allows for soccer fans to choose between Indianapolis Athletic, Indianapolis Majestic, Indianapolis Speed, Indianapolis United, or a write-in name. The survey is also taking recommendations for the team's colors.
Peter Wilt, a soccer consultant to the franchise, will be named the team's president. Wilt will look to hire coaches by the end of 2013 and the roster will be acquired once the coaching staff is in place. The players will be acquired through free agency, trades, and tryouts.
The team will be composed of players from all over the world, although Wilt said there will be "a large number of Indiana natives."
"It's important that this team is connected to Indiana," he said.
Season tickets are currently on sale at IndyProSoccer.com. A $25 deposit will reserve a single season ticket for 2014 and will secure a priority seat selection number that will determine where the fan selects later this year.
Season tickets range from $135 to $390 for 15 home games. Individual tickets will range from $10 to $30.
"Individual tickets are being priced at a reasonable level," Wilt said. "It's very important that this is affordable for families."
As Indianapolis' pro soccer team prepares for the pitch in 2014, Ozdemir is excited for what is ahead.
"I'm very confident that this is going to be a great team that you're going to enjoy it," he said. "And I commit to all of you here and the rest of the state that we will do whatever it takes to make this team a great team that you will be proud of for years to come."


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INDIANAPOLIS — To hear offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton tell it, the arrival of Trent Richardson in Indianapolis is like adding a Swiss Army Knife to his arsenal.
"There's no 'can't-dos' with this guy," Hamilton said, adding he spent almost an entire night watching film of the running back's pro and college tape after the trade. "He's a great combination of power and speed. He has good field vision. He can play without the ball. He can catch the ball as well. I'm excited for our entire football team and the organization to be a part of a unit that has a chance to be special."
Wednesday's trade with the Cleveland Browns added the third overall pick of the 2012 draft to a list of young skill-position players that includes quarterback Andrew Luck, wide receiver T.Y. Hilton and tight end Coby Fleener.
Add in veteran wideouts Reggie Wayne and Darrius Heyward-Bey, and there's a stable of talent perfectly capable of creating the "conflicts" within opposing defenses that Hamilton's multi-formation scheme is designed to exploit.
"We got some really good young players that if they continue to work and grow together, we'll do as good a job as we can as coaches to put them in position to make plays to see where we can go with this offense," Hamilton said.
The question is how quickly will that process begin?
Richardson arrived in the Colts' locker room on Thursday and had just two practices to get up to speed for today's game at San Francisco. That would be a tall order against any opponent, much less the defending NFC champions.
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Rock-n'-roll Hall of Famer Dave Mason — who founded the iconic group Traffic with Steve Winwood at age 18, and penned the classic "Feelin' Alright" a year later — is headed for Rockport to perform two "unplugged" concerts at the Shalin Liu Performance Center Nov. 30 and Dec. 2.
Mason, a musician, singer, songwriter, and guitarist from Worcester, England, caught the music world's attention with Traffic, but his career encompasses 50 years of making music.
He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a founding member of Traffic, which also included Winwood, Jim Capaldi and Chris Wood.
Seth McNally of ME Productions said Mason will perform here accompanied by another guitar player in this unplugged version. Salem's Eric Reardon, described as a "guitar prodigy," will open both shows.
Mason has played and recorded with the world's A-list of musicians, including Jimi Hendrix, Michael Jackson, The Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, George Harrison, Fleetwood Mac and Cass Elliot.
In 1969, Mason left Traffic to head to the United States to pursue a solo career.
He struck gold with the album "Alone Together", followed by five albums that went on to Gold and Platinum status," according to a press release. In 1993, Mason formally joined Fleetwood Mac and spent two years touring with the band around the world. The band completed the album "Time," featuring Mason's lead vocals on songs including "Blow By Blow" and "I Wonder Why."
A prolific artist, Mason has penned over 100 songs in a career linked with numerous members of rock and roll elite. His last release, titled "26 Letters, 12 Notes," is described as a soulful blend of Mason's rock and blues influences.
Advance tickets are $35-$55. To purchase tickets, visit the box office at 35 Main St. in Rockport, or call 978-546-7391, or online at www.rockportmusic.org.
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According to organizer Deborah Garrison, there are more than 170 various vendors filling the 240 alloted spaces in downtown Sumiton this year. The festival has already run out of spaces for vendors and began turning people away this week.
The event, which began in 2006, always features a variety of arts and crafts booths and food vendors, as well as a play area for the kids.
The musical performances are a staple of the festival, but this year there will also be a new singer/songwriter stage that will feature acts like Rick and Jilda Watson, Andrew Brasfield, Skip Cochran, The Spook House Saints, Steve Norris and Michael Cannon. Garrison said that only performers who write their own music will be allowed to perform on the stage.
The festival will begin at 9 a.m. and end at 4 p.m. Vendors with a reserved booth space can begin setting up at 6 a.m. and are asked to have their booths completed by 8 a.m. Vendors are also asked to have all vehicles out of the festival area at that time.
Bevill State Community College will provide free parking and shuttles will be provided from the Bevill parking lots to the festival since the streets will be closed. There will not be a car show this year so even more parking will be available near the festival grounds.
Organizers do ask that attendees leave their pets at home. The heat and crowds create a bad environment for pets so they have been banned at this year's festival.
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MSNBC's Martin Bashir Uses Bullying of School Bus Monitor to Attack GOP
Once again MSNBC's Martin Bashir has shown he is nothing more than a liberal hack disguising himself as a journalist. One would think that a panel discussion about the vicious bullying of an elderly bus monitor would unite all the members in a moment of apolitical discussion and condemnation of same, but sadly, that was not MSNBC viewers got when they tuned in during the 12 p.m. Eastern hour of programming today.
During a segment on Now with Alex Wagner, Bashir saw the bullying of the upstate New York woman, Karen Klein, as the perfect opportunity to trash GOP politicians. Bashir -- quite the political bully himself as we've documented -- disgustingly argued that "what's been interesting is you watched the condemnation of these children's behavior has been, some of the people who have been most vociferous in their condemnation of this conduct are actually the most vicious and inappropriate when it comes to what they say about the president and his background and life, his origins, his religious faith, his family, his wife." [Video follows page break; MP3 audio here.]
"It's been interesting to see this absolute outflow of anger and animosity coming from individuals who themselves behave like that on a daily basis," Bashir added. Keep in mind that this coming from a man who:
infamously compared Rick Santorum to Joseph Stalin
who called Ann Romney "fake" and "two-faced"
who charged Mitt Romney with being a draft-dodger for being a missionary in France
who repeatedly reminds viewers that Newt Gingrich is a "serial adulterer"
who called John Boehner a "coward"
who frequently offers anti-evangelical bigot Frank Schaeffer a platform to spew his bile
and who wished that a Facebook co-founder would "go play with traffic"
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MSNBCNow with Alex WagnerJune 22, 201212:45 p.m. EDT
ALEX WAGNER: Those were exerts from a ten minute video posted online showing a group of seventh graders in New York bullying not another student but a 68-year-old school bus monitor. The video called "Making the Bus Monitor Cry" has gotten nearly four million hits. It has prompted outrage and outpouring of support and at least one serious question. Does cruelty know no bounds? Eric [BATES], we were talking about this during the break. And there are a lot of sort of things to unpack in this. And one of them is certainly cruelty can be sort of spread across the internet in a way that well when the internet didn't exist, it couldn't be spread across the internet, but cruelty can go viral in a way that it couldn't in other times, and certainly, there's been a lot of attention on the issue of bullying. The president and the First Lady have taken this on as an issue. The it gets better campaign, of course. I wonder, you know tell us about what your thoughts were when you saw the video.
ERIC BATES: Well, one thought was it reminded me of my school bus ride in the mornings. I mean it's not that different --
WAGNER: when you were little.
BATES: When I was little, yes. No, yesterday. But yeah, you know kids can be mean. What's striking is that this was the woman whose job it was to control and contain that very kind of situation who clearly was sort of unable to figure out a way to deal with it. So it makes you worry about the other kids on the bus, too, who had probably been subjected to this kind of behavior who didn't have an adult there to protect them. The other problem is the kids themselves getting labeled as bullies. Your 15-year-old kid, if you're acting like that, you've obviously have a lot of problems in your life, you need help, you need guidance, you need to be able to learn and grow from your mistakes. What you don't need is a whole big heaping of national ridicule which is what we get today that kids in our era wouldn't have gotten. It makes the problem worse.
WAGNER : And all of those children have apologized via the police department although no one has directly apologized to the bus monitor herself.
BEN SMITH: I would just say that there's something about the way this went viral and the way that kind of virality changes people's behavior. I mean there's been like $400,000 raised to send her on vacation. What an insane thing to do. Maybe some amount of money but like people are so eager to have like a solution to this problem and like I want to do something positive myself in response. And so almost anything will do. And like, this was not a rational particularly response.
BATES: The other responses online, too, you look at comments to the YouTube video where people are saying those kids should die, their parents should die, let's get their names, let's let their comments follow them throughout their lives, get their names.
JODI KANTOR: It's the bullying of bullies.
MARTIN BASHIR: But to that point, what's been interesting is you watched the condemnation of these children's behavior has been, some of the people who have been most vociferous in their condemnation of this conduct are actually the most vicious and inappropriate when it comes to what they say about the president and his background and life, his origins, his religious faith, his family, his wife. The early references that were barely concealed attacks on Michelle Obama. So it's been interesting to see this absolute outflow of anger and animosity coming from individuals who themselves behave like that on a daily basis. Also, the other thing is, the facts especially I believe in most states is that we've seen a decline in crime so in terms of serious actions, many young people are actually not behaving like this. This isn't an exemplar of the generation of young people. I've got three children. They don't behave like this. You've got young children. They wouldn't. It's not true.
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Just another liberal mental midget
Submitted by Bill Brasky on Fri, 06/22/2012 - 5:09pm.
Too stupid to see the irony in his idiotic comments. My Louisville Slugger wants to meet his face.
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Obviously, Mr. Bashir and his guest have
Submitted by nolefan2 on Fri, 06/22/2012 - 5:52pm.
not been in a classroom or on a school bus lately. Children these days are much meaner than they were when I was in school. This is mainly because they have not been taught to be kind and considerate of others. They've been taught that they are so "special' and wonderful and blah blah blah. I guess that's why we have multiple valedictorians at schools nowadays and everyone gets a trophy. These children on this bus are a great example of what happens when you over-do it with the self-esteem thing.
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Martin BASHWHORE...
Submitted by bigdaddy on Fri, 06/22/2012 - 6:10pm.
..is just a "Mini-Me" or ventriloquist dummy version of Keith Olbermoron. Current TV is in his limited future.
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I had NO idea....
Submitted by BBallleaper on Fri, 06/22/2012 - 6:32pm.
how vicious I've been when saying Oblame'O is a marxist, mulatto, drug-addict, homosexual, anti-American, anti-capitalist, fraud, criminal liar! Man, what was I thinking????????
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those same people
Submitted by dmacleo on Fri, 06/22/2012 - 6:55pm.
have given her a few hundred thousand dollars after it was shown on FOX.
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Submitted by greatj on Fri, 06/22/2012 - 8:23pm.
Bashir like the rest of the Obama and the Democratic parties propaganda,misinformation,race hatred M.S.N.B.C. will say and do anything to get Obama reelected. All they do is attack all Republicans and Conservatives.BOYCOTT M.S.N.B.C. and COMCAST and VOTE ROMNEY
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Bashir projecting again
Submitted by ohio granny on Fri, 06/22/2012 - 9:32pm.
What an ignorant fool. It is the left that tries to bully when they can't get their way. They are the ones that are constantly trying to shut up anyone who would dare disagree with them.
Bashir is a delusional fool. Like too many on the left they would rather project what they themselves do onto their political opponents.
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Submitted by hughgerald on Fri, 06/22/2012 - 11:32pm.
By the time I was a 13 year kid, manners were observed without fail. Foul-mouthed malingerers such as those in the video seem very common in public schools today. The product these schools produce today is rarely as good as the worst grads of my generation. I might add that disputes were settled quickly and sometimes painfully. Yes sir and no sir , along with yes ma'am, no ma'am were common conversation idioms. Adults were honored and achievement acmes were earned with honor.
I'd last about 30 minutes in today's public school environment before extreme nausea. I wish the bus monitor all the happiness allotted her for her self-control and heart of gold. Half a million dollars should show her that all people aren't as crass as the tormentors on the bus.
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A Poor Excuse
Submitted by journoprof on Sat, 06/23/2012 - 10:50am.
In a profession in which the bar for qualification is breathtakingly low, Martin Bashir is one of the worst of the worst when it comes to "journalists."
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If you're coming from something like the 350D and sports isn't your priority, then the first significant upgrade beyond the 600D is the 5D mk2. But its price is about 3x as high. So if you're budget-limited, upgrading from a rebel to another can be a very worthwhile decision. Rebels can be very far apart, especially with the introduction of video.
Well the 350D was released 2005 and the 600D 2011. Thats 6 years difference. Of course theres many things that happen in 6 years.
For me, Marsu42s post sounded like he feels under pressure to buy a new Rebel every year so he doesnt miss certain features. But i think thats not the case.
Imho i think in the future mirrorless will be the way to go. I dont see any company bringing something super revolutionary to the normal DSLR market anymore.
I think the first time u get a DSLR is the most important moment. And u can just use ANY DSLR nowadays to get good photos. The higher models dont do stuff that u cant do with a rebel too. They just do it better.
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Submitted By: John McNamee on Aug 16, 2006
The Outdoor Retailer show was recently in Salt Lake City. Below are some links from the folks over on RC.com who attended the show. Looks like there is some great new gear on the horizon. Check out the hybrid TCU's from Metolius.... Friday's Blog Saturday's Blog Sunday's Blog Thanks to RC.com for producing the report. Maybe Mp.com one day!!! Note: The pages can take some time to load.
It was a good show. Busy and not a lot of new stuff. Did like BD's new biners and the Quantum pack (Whole pack line looked good). DMM has biners that rival BD's new ones, but are a little lighter and stronger. Both brought super light wires gates, and a medium keylock pear shaped biner. MSR's new reactor stove looked hot (no pun intended) but needs a bigger pot and they need to make it hanging. In a nutshell the stove uses a regulator so it works on a constant gas pressure and is not dependant on the gas pressure coming out of the canister. IE the stove works the same on a full or near empty canister or one that is warm or one that is cold...the rest of the stove is sort of like the Jet Boil.... Petzl is now selling ropes (made by Cousin) Also Go LIte has some pretty cool looking shoes coming out for trail running. Don't think they will be a good approach shoe.
hey thanks for posting my articles! it was a pretty cool show, and i wish i could have seen more stuff while i was there but alas, only so much time during the day!
There's some sweet looking new gear in there. The BD ascender, the new Petzl harnesses, and the Metolius offset tri-cams look great. I'm not a huge fan of where Metolius is going with their nuts though. I have a full set of them from the current generation. The nice thing about having the cable loop over the top of the nut is that it makes the whole thing a bit more versatile; I've slung hangarless bolts with small nuts, and they can even be turned into a quickdraw in a pinch. Oh well.


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Bourn turning into star with Astros
Houston (59-62) vs. Arizona (54-68), 7:05 p.m. CT
HOUSTON -- On the basepaths and in the outfield, Michael Bourn has become Houston's very own human highlight reel.After running wild against the Florida Marlins, Bourn will take aim at the Arizona Diamondbacks when the Astros open a three-game series on Friday. He has reached base safely in 14 straight games, the second-longest streak of his career. His longest spanned 23 games over two seasons -- Aug. 24, 2008 to April 28, 2009. "Michael has shown really good strides this year," manager Cecil Cooper said. "Last year, we had some concerns, but he's been very good this year. We've asked him to be the guy to set the tone. In the first few weeks of the season, we hit him second or down at the bottom, but there came a time when we had to move him. It came more out of necessity, because Kaz [Matsui] got a little beat up and we had to move him up, but since that time [Bourn's] taken off." One of the few true leadoff hitters in the National League, Bourn set a career-high in stolen bases with 46 this season, getting on base more than he has in past. His on-base percentage is the most improved in the Major Leagues, jumping 78 points to .366 this season from .288 in 2008. "The big key for Michael is when he gets on base he creates havoc and difficulties for the opposition," Cooper said. "When he's on base we're a much better team. Let's face it, we are. He creates those situations where he steals a base or puts pressure on the defense and the pitcher. That makes them deal with the guys coming up behind him." Bourn recorded his eighth multi-steal game of the season on Wednesday. In games in which Bourn has swiped more than one base, Houston has posted a 6-2 record. The speedy outfielder is four stolen bases away from becoming the sixth player in Astros history to reach 50 steals. He would be the first Houston player to reach the mark since Craig Biggo in 1998. If he continues his pace, the 26-year-old has a realistic shot at breaking the Astros' single-season stolen base record of 65, set by Gerald Young in 1988. "Michael is a good basestealer. He has great speed and reads pitchers pretty well," Cooper said. "He works at his craft and has a great burst. After the first two or three steps, he's at full speed. I don't know if he has world-class speed, but he's pretty dog-gone fast." His speed hasn't just benefited Houston offensively, its helped the club out just as much in the field. Playing in one of the more spacious center fields in the Majors, there isn't a ball hit in the air that his teammates and coaches think he can't get to. "His defense continues to shine, and he just keeps getting better," Cooper said. "He's getting great jumps and breaks, and he's just a phenomenal defensive player." Pitching matchup
HOU: RHP Roy Oswalt (6-4, 4.01 ERA)
Oswalt received his career-high 14th no-decision after allowing eight hits and five runs in six innings on Sunday against the Brewers in Milwaukee. He gave up a two-run homer to Ryan Braun in the first and another two-run homer to Prince Fielder. ARI: RHP Yusmeiro Petit (2-7, 6.47 ERA)
Petit showcased his capabilities when he nearly no-hit the Pirates on Aug. 4. But that phenomenal start -- when he allowed just one hit and no runs in eight innings -- is looking more like an anomaly, at least at this stage in the 24-year-old's career. In two outings since, Petit has allowed 10 earned runs, 18 hits and four home runs in just eight innings. His 6.47 ERA is highest in the National League among pitchers who have thrown at least 60 innings. Tidbits
Carlos Lee hit his 21st home run of the season Thursday night. He has hit 20-plus home runs in nine straight seasons and is on pace to hit .300 with 20-plus home runs and 100-plus RBIs for the third consecutive season. Jeff Bagwell (1998-2000) and Moises Alou (1998, 2000-01) are the only other two Astros players to accomplish that feat. Tickets
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