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Especially Impending Disaster! crank it and slam your head against the wall! Dez and co deliver here…. Solid!
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these guys are one of my favorites right now. in my opinion, this album is flawless. fans of trivium and lamb of god may like this. all the songs are perfect.
Hell Yes this CD Kicks A$$! I picked up this CD on a recommendation of a good friend that has the same taste in music. I was hooked after the first time I listened to it. If you liked the original Coal Chamber, you will be very happy with this release.
The vocals are true to Dez's style and the riffs are a lot heavier than Coal Chamber. Some of the highlight tracks on this CD are: GRINFU@KED, loud and angry from the start. RIPPED APART, sounds a bit like Slipknot but still a good track. DRIVING DOWN THE DARKNESS, medium speed but good rhythm and drum line.
For comparison, some of the other bands I listen to are: Slayer, Lamb of God, Tool, Ministry, Shadows Fall, & Pantera.
Ok, so i only need to say this once…this album is amazing. the noodle man was right, its pure brutal metal. Dez's voice is angry, evil and even energetic at times. Yes, i said it, Energetic. The band is solid and show just how much they have progressed from their self titled CD that it makes me wonder what they hell they will do next. The re-release of this CD On Halloween 06′ should be intresting in that dez has said on Sirius's Hard Attack Channel that some of the songs will tweaked a bit and may contain bonus tracks. Basicly kids, these guys know what they are doing, they know how to please the metal community and they know what we all are begging for. So do yourself a favor and pick up this cd and climb inside the mastermind that is Devildriver.
DevilDriver really didn't get off on the right foot as a new band. For those of you who don't know, they were originally Dez Fafara's side project; Dez spent time with his side project, but his main attention was on Coal Chamber. Luckily for DevilDriver, it was only a matter of time before they released their debut, Coal Chamber split up, and Dez focused on DevilDriver. But Dez had a hard time making a clean slate with his new band and putting his old one behind him. First of all, he developed a feud with the bassist of his former band, Rayna and her husband, Sevendust's drummer Morgan Rose. And DevilDriver's self-titled debut was heavier and faster than anything CC ever made, but it also, inevitably, drew comparisons. Even though it was tinged with thrash, it still had nu-metal influence. Then in 2004, Dez and Co. released "Digging Up the Corpses" for the "Resident Evil: Apocalypse" soundtrack; this b-side was not at all impressive. So, DD would have to do a lot of work to get the publicity Coal Chamber had.
Now we have "Fury of Our Maker's Hand," an album which should step out of Coal Chamber's shadow and cut all of Dez's ties to his past. Even though I still don't understand why Coal Chamber couldn't just evolve and become heavier (as heavy as DevilDriver), this group's sophomore release is definitely better than their 2003 debut. "Fury" is sinister, energetic and explosive. The guitar work is fierce and pummeling. Mike Spreitzer and Jeff Kendrick are amazingly good for rather small time, unknown guitarists. And the production is clearer; making the guitars crisp and articulate. Next, the deft drum work makes the beats thump. Finally, Dez foams at the mouth with rage throughout every track. These things make "FoOMH" a blizzard of savage thrash metal.
Musically, this band is kind of like old school Sepultura meets Lamb of God. What prevents DevilDriver from being a typical metalcore or death metal band is the vocals. Dez doesn't exactly sing cleanly, like many popular metal bands (i.e. Killswitch Engage and Shadows Fall). On the contrary, he puts his fast, born to snarl voice to good use on most of this album. But his vocals aren't monstrous enough (like Lamb of God's Randy Blythe) to make Devildriver death metal.
Highlights include:
"End of the Line" has a peaceful intro, with guitars that could be acoustics. The pounding drums eventually come in and turbo charge the beat, making it a whiplash speed. Then Dez lets out two of his patented, creepy, devilish growls. This song, the album's first single, then continues to hit hard and sound awesome with heavy, rhythmic riffs. "End of the Line" would also make for a good DevilDriver concert starter.
"Driving Down the Darkness" has chugging guitars and drums, but this changes to a lurching beat with stop-start drums. I enjoy the part of this song where one guitarist plays a blistering fast riff, which, at first, is only audible in one headphone. Like "End of the Line," this song is very catchy and should make a great mosh pit.
"Hold Back the Day" has another deceptively slow intro, but the power chords kick in around the 30 second mark. The guitars play more thrashy, searing riffs and the drums create a good give and take. This song's chorus is very catchy (thanks mostly because of Dez's vocal hooks), and it ends with a little bit of feedback from the drums.
"Ripped Apart" has another fast opening guitar riff and pounding drums. The usual wall of impenetrable music is created for most of this song, but it ends with more light, acoustic-sounding guitar work (which I believe was included solely to break up the monotony between tracks.
"Just Run" has more Sepultura style guitar and drum work, and "Impending Disaster" is another exciting track. It has a very fast beat coupled with propulsive guitar riffs and almost machine gun double bass drumming.
"Before the Hangman's Noose" has pounding, punching guitar riffs which create a staccato, almost bobbing beat at times. Dez spouts sayings like "It's a good day to die" and "All hell breaks loose" from his gut, but my favorite part of this song is when the beat builds (like it's running uphill), and then it shoots downhill with some tumbling, cascading riffs.
Finally, the title track has buzzsaw riffs which are so fast, they kind of sound like helicopter blades.
But, unfortunately, (since pretty much all of these songs are equally as dark), "The Fury of Our Maker's Hand" does have some overkill. Other than some soft intros and outros to break up the monotony, about every song picks up where the last one left off. And I would have liked if this disc had some more breakdowns. This doesn't really drag this album down, but a band that's as heavy as DevilDriver must be able to make some killer breakdowns, but this disc has only a couple of them (as in "End of the Line"), and only a few other surprises.
My final grievance with this album is that Dez's vocals are barely different from when he debuted with Coal Chamber in 1997. Granted, they are faster, here, and a snarly voice does go best with this type of music. And I'm not asking Dez to croon or even sing cleanly, but I think "Fury of Our Maker's Hand" would have less overkill if the vocals were a bit more multi-faceted.
So, what we have here is an album which should make for some great mosh pits at DevilDriver's live shows. This is an album that is full of thrashy, blistering guitar riffs which flow like water from a faucet. "Fury of Our Maker's Hand" is definitely a step above this band's debut, and it may not be the best or most innovative album of the year, but it does make for a VERY entertaining listen. And you don't have to buy into Dez's supposed Wiccan religion and gothic attitude to enjoy DevilDriver's new sound, so don't take this C.D. (or anything Dez says) too seriously.


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With a mere two seasons under her ready-to-wear belt, Kelly Wearstler is already poised to take her design empire one step further. She just opened the doors to her very first retail outpost in West Hollywood. "You walk in, and it's an experience," Wearstler explained behind the two opulent doors that open to the designer's new 2,800-square-foot world.
Much like the ethos that has become emblematic of her brand, the space is a study in contrasts: Dark leather meets the natural light, raw wood floors play off of polished copper glaze, and hand-painted silks pair delicately against the sculpture and art placed throughout. "There's a refinement and a rawness in everything I do, the rawness of the floor and the refinement of the columns. The same thought goes into the raw silks that I use and the refined treatments that I use on them."
Wearstler conceptualized and conceived of the store from start to finish, from architecture to product, making the near two-year project an overwhelming labor of love. Inspired to pull all of her products together under one roof, she said that her impetus was clear: "It's having one voice and it's applying it to all the different mediums that I work in." They're all displayed here, from her Bergdorf-bound Bauble Boxes to her ready-to-wear, signature tees with furniture, and decor for the home, all of which are available for purchase. "We'll just play with new things at the office—located conveniently right up the street—and we'll bring it into the store and just see how people respond to it."
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Eagles take risk on Sims' aggressiveness, health
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Chiefs' choice of McCluster shocks Eagles
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Vick, who was slated to earn $16 million next season, has agreed to a restructured deal with the Philadelphia Eagles. The quarterback, who was injured and inconsistent last season, eventually giving way to rookie Nick Foles, now has a three-year contract, and will compete with Foles to see who runs new coach Chip Kelly's offense this season.||||||| Vick, who returned to start the season finale against the New York Giants in December because Foles was injured, finished the season with 2,362 yards passing, 12 touchdowns and 10 interceptions. The Eagles finished 4-12 and in last place in the NFC East. Andy Reid was fired as coach the day after the season ended, and Kelly was hired last month. Vick, who will be 33 when next season begins, seems equipped to run Kelly's aggressive, up-tempo offense.
Vick will not practice Wednesday because of a concussion, and his status for Monday night's game is uncertain.||||||| Vick, the four-time Pro Bowl quarterback, was injured against Dallas on Nov. 11 and missed last week's loss to Washington. Vick joined the team in a meeting and was on the sideline for a morning walkthrough.
Vick will start Sunday when the Philadelphia Eagles (4-11) close out their season against the New York Giants (8-7). It's fitting Vick will play possibly his last game for the Eagles at the Meadowlands.||||||| Eagles rookie quarterback Nick Foles has a broken right hand. Vick hasn't played since suffering a concussion during a loss to the Cowboys on Nov. 11.
Vick has left the game against Dallas with an eye injury and is being evaluated for a concussion. There is no immediate word on his return Sunday.||||||| Vick threw a 2-yard touchdown pass to Riley Cooper in the first quarter. He had 2,095 yards passing, 10 touchdowns and nine interceptions entering the game.
Vick threw a 77-yard touchdown pass to DeSean Jackson in the third quarter, but that was about the only highlight for the visiting team in Monday's 28-13 loss to New Orleans.||||||| The elusive quarterback matched his career high for sacks - he also went down seven times when playing for the Atlanta Falcons against the New York Giants on Oct. 15, 2006.


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Wu-Tang, Aging Artfully-------
In 2013, we've witnessed an unprecedented convergence of hip-hop and art. First there was Jay Z's "Picasso Baby" music-video shoot this summer; then came Kanye West's experimental Yeezus tour de force; and last night the two communities came together yet again, at NeueHouse in Manhattan, for a panel talk in celebration of the Wu-Tang's twentieth anniversary, with Clan architect Oliver "Power" Grant and sculptor Tom Sachs. The latter is a longtime Wu disciple, who recalled listening to their records as a kid after Hebrew school in the nineties. Although the two couldn't possibly be more different—Power was raised in the projects of Staten Island, a.k.a. "Shaolin," while Sachs grew up in wealthy Westport, Connecticut—they found surprising common ground in "bringing the ruckus." For example, they were both mischievous as kids. Sachs keyed his father's BMW to make one of his first statements about consumerism, while Power ultimately decided to assemble and launch Wu-Tang because group leader RZA was locked up in jail and needed bail money, and he was on probation himself. According to Power (it's worth noting that he never rapped with the group, focusing on business instead), "it was a form of desperation and inspiration" that caused them to "get past the corner" and start creating. Sachs agreed, saying that fear is the only thing that stops people from "creating your own reality and writing your own rules."
Later in the evening, the conversation turned to consumerism, which remains a particular source of fascination for Sachs and informs many of his most famous works, such as Chanel Guillotine and Prada Deathcamp. Power quickly related: "I think that consumerism dictates what rap is and what it's going to be, because that's what it's been doing." He continued to discuss the origins of the Wu-Tang phoenix logo ("RZA was like, 'Yo, I want my shit like Batman.'") and the brand expansions that he has helped bring about, including Wu Wear clothing, the Wu-Tang video game, and even Wu Nails on Victory Boulevard, in Staten Island, which closed a few years ago. "Wu-Tang is forever going to be culturally relevant," he said. "Even if we don't have a record out, our brand is for real. This shit is like Coca-Cola now."
In addition to their forthcoming album and reunion tour, the Clan's major news is their Wu-Tang Hybrid Arts initiative, a.k.a. Wu Ha, which features works inspired by the Wu-Tang's history (during the talk, several artists were live-painting portraits of different members such as Raekwon, ODB, and RZA), including Sachs' combination ode to Wu-Tang Ladurée macarons. It will be displayed in a larger exhibition that opens at the Japanese American National Museum, in September 2014.


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The mall is festooned with Christmas lights and garlands and it's not even Thanksgiving yet! Soon the frenzy will take over everyone and everything.
Among the excitement and joy of Christmas, it's easy to lose sight of those who may not be as fortunate. Last year I volunteered at My Brother's Keeper, an organization founded by my friend's late grandfather. He was a wonderful man who wished to help any family in need, especially during the holidays.
My Brother's Keeper stocks a large warehouse full of clothes, toys, make-up and gifts. There are numerous wrapping stations equipped with scissors, tape, paper and boxes of all sizes. Each year after Thanksgiving, the mission of serving as many families as possible begins.
I entered those doors one cold Saturday morning the week before Christmas. Everyone was hurrying around, but cheerfully greeted me. The director assigned me a family, and I shopped the warehouse for clothing and a toy for each child. Then I needed to find gifts for the parents. My next task was to wrap and address the gifts. Then they went into huge bags with the family's name on them and volunteer drivers delivered them. It's quite a process. When one family's gifts were completed, I would be assigned another family.
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Their birthdays were only 11 days apart.
Chantel Osorio, two years older than her sister Tiffany, was turning 24 on March 16 and the sisters were going to New York City to celebrate.
On the morning of her 24th birthday, an account registered to Chantel tweeted: "Great morning to be alive n blessed. Thank you Lord for allowing me another year of you blessings and mercies."
The older sister continued to excitedly tweet about her birthday and the plans she and Tiffany had in the city.
At 5:53 p.m.: "Happy birthday to me !!!!!!!! N happy early st pattys day !!!!!"
At 8:10 p.m.: "My week was rough but my birthday has been goin great. Thank you all that have wished me happy birthday so far !!!"
At 8:11 p.m.: "Tonight is about to be so fun"
And at 9:01 p.m.: "City bound. Hair n makeup"
According to Twitter posts, the girls left New York City around 5 a.m. Saturday.
"Omw (on my way) back to CT now," tweeted an account registered under Tiffany Osorio's name at 5:16 a.m.
Within the next two hours was when state police said the vehicle the girls were traveling in suddenly swerved across the Merritt Parkway, crashed into a tree off the right side of the roadway and burst into flames.
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"Fire crews extinguished the fire and found two deceased persons inside the car," states a release from Fairfield Assistant Fire Chief Scott Bisson.
State police listed Chantel as the driver and Tiffany as the passenger. The crash happened on Route 15 northbound, about 2 miles north of the ramp for exit 42, police said.
The sisters lived on Deerfield Drive in Stratford. They both graduated from Notre Dame High School in Fairfield.
"Our thoughts are with the #NDFairfield community and the Osorio family as they mourn the loss of alumni Tiffany and Chantel," tweeted the account @SportsFairfield on Sunday afternoon.
Also on Sunday, an apparent former high school classmate of the Osorio sisters with Twitter handle @SassySasha77 tweeted: "I hope what I'm hearing is a rumor two of my friends from high school past away last night."
Hours later, Sash tweeted: "R.I.P Chantel and Tiff Osorio and I know we say things to one another and sometimes you never know when ull never see em again."
On Facebook, Shereffia Francis posted a graphic of the two sisters with the following caption:
"This news was never expected. You were both so young, the good die young and my prayer go out to your family, your parents especially. You ladies will be missed and never forgotten ...watch over us thru tough times."
After high school, Chantel graduated from Southern Connecticut State University in 2009. Tiffany's Twitter account links to the First Baptist Church of Stratford.
A tweet left on Tiffany's account on Saturday afternoon read: "Wasn't very often I chilled with [Tiffany] but I appreciate those days I got a chance to ❤"
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The Project shall be managed in the Department by the Office of Nuclear Energy, Science, and Technology.
(2) Generation IV Nuclear Energy Systems program
The Secretary may combine the Project with the Generation IV Nuclear Energy Systems Initiative.
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The Idaho National Laboratory shall be the lead National Laboratory for the Project and shall collaborate with other National Laboratories, institutions of higher education, other research institutes, industrial researchers, and international researchers to carry out the Project.
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Activities of industrial partners funded by the Project shall be cost-shared in accordance with section 16352 of this title.
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Preference in determining the final structure of the consortium or any partnerships under this part shall be given to a structure (including designating as a lead industrial partner an entity incorporated in the United States) that retains United States technological leadership in the Project while maximizing cost sharing opportunities and minimizing Federal funding responsibilities.
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The prototype nuclear reactor and associated plant shall be sited at the Idaho National Laboratory in Idaho.
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Wimberly's exit from coaching not what she envisioned
Original post made on Jun 8, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Thursday, June 7, 2012, 9:16 PM
on Jun 8, 2012 at 12:51 am
agesim, I hope people spread this around.
on Jun 8, 2012 at 9:43 am
No coach should be treated with such disrespect. It's too bad the parents of public school kids don't understand that private schools go after the more talented athletes, and some years that definitely affects the record. A coach can do a lot, but when the talent is at other schools, the top level that a team can attain is limited.
I've been coaching at several public schools on the Peninsula for over a decade. I've been offered jobs at private schools but have turned them down. The pressure to recruit is enormous even though it's supposedly against CIF/CCS/NFHS rules. I've lost promising players to private schools, and had parents question whether I knew what I was doing.
Frankly, parents are the problem. High school sports are great, but the kids who want to play at the next level (with the exception of football) have to play on a club team to get looks from college coaches. Some parents don't understand that dynamic.
Wimberly was treated badly. This could have been handled so much better. Shame on M-A and the parents who forced Wimberly out in such a disgraceful manner.
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There separate issues here.
- parent influence. It is overwhelming at some schools. However none of us know how much influence the parents had in this situation.
- "treated with disrespect." How so? The fact that she was not brought back to coach? The way that MA handled the communication with the coach? It is not disrespectful to change coaches and if the communication is done privately and in person. Change happens. Even the best coaches eventually have to move on.


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In short: Glorious rolling hills, woodland, fields and pathsIn full: Splendid setting from Polesden and a well thought-out route which stays completely off-road. A good variety of terrain, nothing hazardous. Despite the miserable media weather people the conditions proved just right: some sun and cloud to enhance the scenery, temperature just right for running and a breeze but no strong wind as you were largely protected by the trees. I can't appreciate why some runners seem concerned for distance markers or whether the route is exactly 10km; does that really matter, why not just let go and enjoy the running/scenery? The route is fine!Date of review: June 24, 2013
In short: Splendid (near) autumnal Surrey woodlandsIn full: Were the hills so hard, as suggested? I found the route well chosen in that respect, to mitigate ascents that can be *a lot* harder in the area - such as Box Hill! Altogether a very good half marathon if about half-and-half tarmac and trail, so not quite what a pure country runner would prefer - but then the challenge is to create a 13 mile + route from Denbies which is a glorious location with the grapes hanging in early October. The raucous music at the start/finish can bash the ears, OK for some Freddie Mercury at the start and a snatch of Frank Sinatra at the end, however most of it was jarring than feel-good - new DJ selections please!Date of review: October 7, 2012
In short: Glorious balmy November (?!) weather, atmospheric canal paths and woodlandsIn full: As a trail runner I'd wondered how much joint bashing would be involved on the tarmac canal paths - but it wasn't a problem, the atmosphere along the canal side was delicious with all the pretty boats, a few fishing rods and sweeping Middle England countryside. Then some variety with a good uphill (not too taxing though!) and into magnificent Scots Pine woodlands with a few roots to keep you alert. This has to rate among the most unique of off-road events, finishing time/position becomes less of an issue - just soak it all up and enjoy!Date of review: November 19, 2011
In short: Sweeping scenery, scots pine forests and lots sand!In full: Among the best events in the Southern autumn cross country calendar: big open spaces, pine forests, challenging sands - comforting on fast descents - with painted/masked faces on the marshalls (and a few runners) adding to the fun of it all.Only downside is no social facility to have a cup of tea and a natter afterwards, out of the finishing drizzle, most people tend to retreat to their cars, portaloos provided though (or indoors for wimmin!) Date of review: October 31, 2011
In short: A proper bit of cross countryIn full: Well divided into 5k, 10k and 15k options, according to how many laps you do - because it's certainly challenging! Steep, exciting terrain which throws you about to keep in balance at times. The ascents/descents aren't as long as the Box Hill Fell Race, but it's that kind of event - fast firm ground, and lung gasping! Sandy bits, the odd gully and tree roots, add to the variety and challenge. The 15km race is all about having grit for lap 3, as 2 can feel quite enough - but then you overcome fatigue to keep the throttle open, which is what cross country is all about.Good to see various older runners determinedly completing the course. Although there wasn't a water station at the finish you were handed a bag with a refreshing ginger-fruit drink.This is among the best cross country events in the South: a fine, challenging woodland route also good facilities with hot showers.Date of review: October 23, 2011
In short: Fine new fixture for autumn cross country runningIn full: Very good organisation with plenty of dutiful, Halloween themed marshalls along this fine course which is an attractive distance variation from the typical 10ks. The sand makes it interesting and comfortable if a bit heavy going in places. Fine autumn scenary with light yellows contrasting against the green heather. Plenty of effort had also been put into markers and Halloween decoration along the way; however the distance markers appeared to vanish after 6 miles or maybe I was getting tired, so it became a bit uncertain as to pace. Unfortunately the rain around finish time compromised much socialising. The running field also spreads out considerably, so you can be running quite alone. But overall a fine autumn cross country run, well devised/organised, worth entering and returning for.Date of review: October 31, 2010
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