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3 vehicles involved in crash in Alsace Township
Published: Dec 10 2012 07:00:00 PM EST Updated On: Dec 11 2012 07:32:49 PM EST
Three vehicles were involved in a messy crash in Alsace Township Tuesday morning.
It happened around 11:00 in the 2900 block of Pricetown Road, near Blind Hartman's Tavern.
Two of the vehicles sustained a lot of damage.
Police said two people were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
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The second chapter is titled "Compassion." Compassion, Bennett argues, "comes close to the very heart of moral awareness, to seeing in one's neighbor another self." "Treat no one," Bennett instructs, "with callous disregard" (108).
The Book of Virtues is just one part of Bennett's imposing record of speeches and publications arguing that America is the homeland of virtue and opportunity, where people who work diligently and honestly and honor God and country are rewarded with reasonable prosperity. Those who fail to exhibit Bennett's virtues – self-discipline, capitalist work ethic, courage, responsibility, compassion, and honesty – are justly denied the riches they could attain but for weak moral character. Such is the rich moral reward structure of the United States, argues Bennett, whose recent Why We Fight (2002) claims that America's supposed "war on terrorism" is a noble effort to defend and advance the superior values of "western civilization," epitomized by the US. Certainly, this structure has worked out nicely for Bennett, the former Drug Czar, onetime Secretary of Education, and past Chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities. Bennett heads a conservative agency called "Empower America" and collects $50,000 for each of his many speaking appearances.
It has been amusing to learn that the nation's leading preacher of "self-discipline" was incapable of reigning in his compulsion to "cycle" massive amounts of surplus wealth through the slot machinery of morally challenged Las Vegas. And since one of the virtues to receive chapter-level status in The Book of Virtues is "Honesty," it is especially fabulous to hear Bennett claim to have "won more than he has lost" in the casinos. Everybody knows that casino managers do not calibrate their slot machines so that people can break even on millions of dollars worth of pulls.
Too bad Bennett and his ilk don't see the need to cycle a few more million (or better yet billion) dollars worth of food and other enrichment through the bodies and minds of America's poorest children. The latter are now proclaimed even more irrelevant than usual in the face of America's virtuous drive to "liberate" Iraq, to the great "collateral" advantage of Haliburton, Bechtel, and other needy subjects lining for their share of the general welfare. Talk about your "callous disregard
The chief original American "elite" concern with gambling, legal and otherwise, was recently summarized quite well by Eric Zorn, a liberal columnist at the Chicago Tribune. "The lure of gambling – the large payoff for a minimal investment – is antithetical," Zorn preaches, in words that might have appeared in The Book of Virtues, "to the connection between effort and reward that we know to the associated not only with strong successful individuals, but also with strong societies." What the mainstream commentators don't have much to say about, however, is the higher immorality involved in the creation and maintenance of a social structure whereby one man can afford to entertain himself by cycling through machines a sum greater than the lifetime earnings of most of his fellow citizens. Here we must confront structural factors are of no small significance in the "winner-take-all" United States, sometimes referred to as "the casino society," the industrialized world's most unequal and wealth-top-heavy society by far, where a small and super-privileged slice of the American population enjoys considerably greater behavioral leeway than the rest.
The second thing omitted is the strong complementary relationship between this deep inequality and the explosion of legalized gambling in America. Casino gambling and state lotteries arose from the ashes and swept across the nation during the last thirty years thanks largely to the special political and policy influence exercised in America by those perched atop the nation's unmentionable class structure. With the rollbacks of corporate and wealth taxation, welfare and job security that America's privileged minority has imposed, casinos and lotteries became attractive both as a (supposed) solution to lost public revenues and job opportunities and as a way for Americans seeking to overcome and/or merely forget their misery. If Zorn and others concerned about the erosion of the relationship "between [workplace] effort and [labor market] reward" in the US want to get to the root of that problem, they ought to examine wage and hour patterns for unskilled American workers in recent decades. The relevant statistics certainly demonstrate a deterioration in the relationship, thanks largely to employer actions and public policy, including the export of jobs to the low-wage periphery, the roll back of unions and collective bargaining, increased reliance on immigrant labor, welfare "reform," and much more.
Beyond their role in making regressive social policy, furthermore, the lotteries play a related dark pedagogical role in American life. They work, Nibert shows, to legitimate economic inequality by teaching Americans that the acquisition of a vast personal fortune is the single best thing that could ever happen to someone. They instruct us that the best thing to do about alienating and oppressive job conditions is not to struggle collectively for a better workplace but to escape those conditions in purely individualistic fashion by shooting for pie-in-the-sky. They falsely preach the existence of "equal opportunity" by advancing the false idea that everybody has an equal shot at making it big ("Anyone Can Play" and "Win") in a rigidly hierarchical society.
How appropriate, then to read the title of a recent article criticizing Bush and Bennett's educational ideas and policies, which work to undercut the nation's core commitment to public schooling: "Gambling With the Children." (Dr. Jamie McCkenzie, "Gambling With the Children," No Child Left, January 2003). How perfect, finally, to recall the comments of Lt. General T. Michael Moseley, the air-war commander of the recent attack on Iraq, a fundamentally racist action Bennett sees as a glorious expression of America's moral virtue. Walking through the ruins of a once-proud Iraqi palace, Moseley thought that the structure had interesting potential in the age of American globalism (Michael Gordon and John Kifner, "U.S. Generals Meet in Palace, Sealing Victory," New York Times, 17 April, 2003). "This," he said, "could make a pretty nice casino."


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New Jaguars CB Aaron Ross has been ineffective both outside and in the slot this season, with his struggles in Week Seven costing Jacksonville dearly.
Jaguars place LB Smith on I.R. with designation to return
The Jaguars placed LB Daryl Smith on injured reserve with a designation to return. He can practice after six weeks and be activated after eight weeks.
Report: Jones-Drew sprained foot, won't need surgery
Jaguars RB Maurice Jones-Drew has a sprained foot and won't need surgery, but will miss a few games, according to a published report.
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The Jaguars signed second-year RB Keith Toston and rookie DE waived DE Ryan Davis, the team announced Tuesday.
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Jaguars Blaine Gabbert has a torn labrum in his non-throwing shoulder, according to ESPN's Ed Werder.
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The Texans remain undefeated after their Monday-night win, and the Colts picked up an emotional win over the Packers.
The Seahawks placed Stanback on injured reserve.||||||| Stanback has been bothered by shoulder problems throughout his career so he's been injury-plagued.
Stanback tore his Achilles' tendon during drills in Saturday afternoon's practice, thus ending a hometown comeback bid this season by the former University of Washington quarterback.||||||| Stanback was waived/injured on Sunday.
The Seattle Seahawks have claimed wide receiver, kick returner and former Washington Huskies quarterback Isaiah Stanback off waivers from the New England Patriots.||||||| Stanback caught two passes in 10 games and returned 13 kickoffs in two seasons with Dallas, which drafted him in the fourth round in 2007. The Cowboys cut him after training camp last season. New England signed him to its practice squad in September. He joined the active roster in November and played in six games, with two starts.
Stanback has had arthroscopic surgery on his right knee to repair a torn lateral meniscus. The Cowboys announced Stanback had the procedure Thursday. Further details were not released.||||||| Stanback got hurt during Tuesday's workout, the first organized team activity of the offseason. He took the field Wednesday before the injury was revealed. Stanback last season spent time on injured reserve. In August he separated his left shoulder returning a kickoff in a preseason victory over Houston.
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Like many of you, I was excited by the hiring of Cael Sanderson and by many subsequent events. We paid the big bucks, we got the big names in recruiting, everything was great.
Or so we thought.
Like many of you, I was excited to watch #1 Penn State face the greatest program in the history of Iowa athletics (A very telling feat, considering the legendary proportions of that great state's athletic programs and players, such as Cael Gable, Kareem Abdul-Jordan, John Wayne Reagan, and Poe Hornungmontana). Here was a real chance for our wrestleball (Or hockey, or whatever it is they do) players to show their stuff. Of course, we all should have known better. We are nothing better than ignorant fools, lapping up our grilled stickies and our Peachy Paternos.
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David Beckham wants to make his stay at AC Milan permanent and leave the Los Angeles Galaxy. The England midfielder's three-month stint in Italy is due to end on March 8, but after impressing in Serie A he wants to cut short his contract with Major League Soccer. Beckham made the announcement today after playing the first half of Milan's 2-2 friendly draw at Glasgow Rangers. "At the moment my lawyers are not talking to the Galaxy but I have expressed my desire to stay at AC Milan now and it's just down to Milan and Galaxy to come to an agreement," Beckham said. "I have enjoyed my time here. I knew I would enjoy it but I didn't expect to enjoy it as much as I have and do as well as I have." Beckham was about two years into a $32.5 million, five-year contract with MLS. The Galaxy had no immediate comment. Since arriving in Italy, Beckham has scored twice and helped to lift Milan up to second place in the Serie A standings. "I've expressed my desire to stay here for a while but at the moment I'm still a Galaxy player," Beckham said. "I respect the Galaxy and everything they have done for me. They have always been great to me." "But I hope they can come to an agreement and it's down to the clubs now. At this point it's out of my hands. I've said what my feelings are to both clubs." The 33-year-old Beckham wants to maintain his place in the England side and play at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. "To be given the chance again to play at this level at my age is pretty incredible and I've enjoyed it so much I would like to continue it," he said. "I think people have seen the way I've been since playing at this level again." "It's nothing against the MLS and the football over there, because it's a game that will grow but it will take quite a few years. I'm still confident that will happen eventually, but I want to have a chance of being involved in 2010 and I believe my best chance of doing so is to remain here." AP
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Social media can be an effective way to share information.
In fact, it can be frighteningly effective.
A group of teachers at Sheffield Area Middle High School were talking about ways to demonstrate to middle school students just how far and how fast information spreads on social media.
"The kids don't understand the power of social media," Principal Amy Beers said.
English Teacher Anna Peterson had seen other teachers' efforts, maybe 10 or 15 times and volunteered to have a picture taken of herself holding a sign. She posted the picture to her private Facebook page. Only her few hundred friends could see it. "My privacy settings are set as high as they can go," she said. The sign asked readers to like and share the picture and contact her when someone from another state or country saw it.
There were no grumpy cats, no small men dancing to catchy, foreign music. Just a picture of a woman holding a sign.
It went viral.
She posted the picture at about 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 18, hoping it would reach all 50 states in time for a character education lesson that Friday. "If I could get this to all 50 states in 48 hours... what a lesson," Peterson said.
Beers saw the photo shortly after it was posted. She shared it.
Keeping track of the spread of the photo was tricky. Peterson could only tell when her friends liked or shared the pic. She ended up at 76 of those. If someone who was not her friend saw the picture on a friend's wall, she was not notified.
But some of those who helped spread the image kept in touch, letting Peterson know how many shares and likes they had. "In 12 hours, I know that it made it to 12 states and two countries," Peterson said.
"My cousin, Charlene, in California, had 383 shares just from hers in 24 hours," she said.
She used a formula estimating that each person who liked or shared the picture had an average of 200 friends and a fairly small portion of those friends liked or shared it.
At 18 hours, the spread had reached 22 states and six countries. She estimated 120,950 people had seen the picture.
After 36 hours, in time for the last day of school before Christmas vacation, Peterson had confirmation that the photo had been seen in all 50 states and 31 countries. The estimate of total views, shares, likes, and comments was up to 500,000. "That's when the reality kicked in - a half a million people have seen this picture," she said.
Peterson put together a PowerPoint presentation. Rather than share the message to each class individually, school officials figured the impact would be greater in an assembly. The entire middle school student body saw how far a post could go in two days.
"We asked the kids to consider this (as if it were) something negative about themselves," Beers said.
"What if this was mean comments that someone had posted about you? What if this was a post about a fight that you had gotten into? What if this was an inappropriate picture posted of you?" were some of the questions posed to students at the assembly.
"Your picture can be seen by people who are not on your friends list," Peterson said. "Once you put it out there, you don't have control over it. Even if I delete this, it's too late. It will never go away."
The staff was hoping the students would be impressed.
"I got on Facebook one day and saw it," eighth grader Danielle Brown said. "I liked it and shared it."
She saw it again and again. "It just kept popping up on my news feeds," Brown said. "My friends keep sharing it."
"I got a notification that (Peterson) had posted a pic," eighth grader Angel Bailey said. "I clicked on it. I looked at it. I shared it."
Neither student thought Peterson's post had much potential.
"I didn't think it was going to go very far," Brown said. "I'm surprised so many people saw it and so many people shared it."
"I didn't think it would go very far," Bailey said. "On a normal person's Facebook, they post a picture, they get maybe 50 likes."
"It went everywhere," she said.
"I wish people would do things like this more because it tells people how fast media spread," Brown said.
"This shows me that on Facebook, don't post things that you don't want someone else to see," Bailey said.
The point of the lesson was not that people should avoid social media. "I don't want you to worry about Facebook," Peterson said. "I want you to think."
"They will think," Beers said. "The majority of students took this lesson to heart."
It's also a lesson for parents. "You have allowed your child to have Facebook," Peterson said. "Do you understand what that means?"
"You need to know their password so you can have access," she said. "You need to friend them so you know what they're doing. Be aware of the potential and the power so your kids are safe."
"It's absolutely frightening as a parent," Beers said. "These conversations need to happen."
Worldwide results
Since the assembly on Dec. 20, about three weeks ago, the picture has continued to spread like wildfire across the internet.
"At this point it's totally unquantifiable," Peterson said.
"A random person at the Y came up to me and said, 'Are you that teacher?'" Peterson said. After confirming that she was, he told her he had liked and shared the picture.
She guessed that it has been seen in almost every country in the world.
As of Wednesday, cousin Charlene in California had 122,339 shares from her page alone.
The experiment was interesting enough that news outlets well outside of Warren County are interested. "My cousin contacted me because NBC in San Diego had contacted her to contact me to do a story on it," Peterson said.
More people were contacting Beers, as principal, than Peterson regarding the photo and the experiment.
She received a "friend request from Finland" on Wednesday, Beers said. In addition to teachers and administrators from all over the United States, "I've been contacted by teachers in England asking for the statistics." She is willing to share, but suggests that the lesson will have more impact if it's done at each school.
"I have hundreds of requests to join the school Facebook page," she said.
"I never expected it to be this big," Peterson said. "Facebook is crazy."


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There's nothing like hearing a CEO talk about sales. I just heard three of them – all men – talk about the real deal of selling: into CEOs, into IT, and sometimes, into their boards.
PR and sales ought to be joined at the hip – and increasingly, we are. It's our job to drive more leads that close faster. Building brand is hugely valuable – and certainly part of it. Being able to make the numbers, for marketing and sales, is even better.
So when Bill Hewitt, the CEO, president and director of Kalido, a 10-year-old start-up, and Patrick Morley, the president and CEO of Bit9, who has six More >
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The success of reality TV has turned its stars into social media powerhouses. What is it about shows like American Idol and others that we find downright endearing? Why do millions of loyal viewers tune in on a weekly basis, and follow the personalities on Twitter? Here are three ideas to borrow for your own social media efforts, from the shows we love to hate:
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Many of you may know the RSA Conference is a cryptography and information security-related conference held annually in San Francisco. And of course, security geeks, special agents and slick marketing folks will all be in attendance. With another stellar lineup including Bill Clinton, General Keith B. Alexander, Kevin Paulsen and countless vendors who are THE backbone defense for the world's cyber system, there will be much buzz as usual.
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Activision's Guitar Hero series, which was insanely popular in living rooms, bars and some of the better retirement homes across America just a few years ago, has come to an end. After a sharp decline in sales, the whole business unit is shutting down for good. So, how did such a popular, lucrative franchise come to an end after only six years in production? Market oversaturation.
When I picked up my first plastic controller for the original Guitar Hero in 2006, I sacrificed class, friends, family and basic hygiene just to spend more time with it. When my pseudo bandmates and I heard that a More >
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If you've ever seen The Discovery Channel's "Brew Masters," you might have detected an aura of familiarity surrounding Sam Calagione, the show's host and founder of Dogfish Head Brewery.
About Calagione:
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Ladies and Gentleman i think we may have our future phat pat replacement. Terrence cody, the big 6'5 355 pound senior out of Alabama.
Cody made an immediate impact for the Crimson Tide defensive line, recording four tackles—one for loss—in a 34–10 rout of the Clemson Tigers. He and the rest of the defense also held the Tigers to zero net rushing yards.[10] With his presence in the middle of the Crimson Tide defensive line, Cody earned himself the nickname of "Mount Cody."[3] By mid-season he was already considered the No. 1 nose tackle prospect for the 2009 NFL Draft by league scouts.[11]
In Alabama's rout over Georgia at Sanford Stadium, Cody was instrumental in holding Doak Walker award candidate Knowshon Moreno to just 34 yards rushing.[12] In the seventh game of the season against Ole Miss, he received a knee injury during the third quarter[13] which sidelined him for two weeks.[14] In the annual Iron Bowl versus rival Auburn, Cody and teammate Bobby Greenwood sacked quarterback Kodi Burns, giving Cody his first half-sack of the season. He also recovered a fumble, which set up an Alabama touchdown.[15] In the 2008 SEC Championship Game versus Florida, Cody recorded three tackles in a 31–20 loss. In the loss, the Crimson Tide allowed 142 yards rushing[16]—the second most in the 2008 season. In the season finale, he recorded one assisted tackle, while holding the Utah Utes to 13 yards rushing.[17] However, Alabama went on to lose the game 31–17, finishing the season 12–2.[18]
Alabama′s rush defense considerably improved in 2008. After giving up 128.4 rushing yards a game in 2007, the Crimson Tide only allowed 78.8 yards per game in 2008. "As far as one guy who has changed our team more than any, you'd have to go with Terrence," offensive lineman Mike Johnson said.[2] Cody was subsequently given the team's Defensive Achievement Award for a newcomer who has played a critical role in the effectiveness of his unit.
Despite being commonly regarded as a top prospect, Cody decided to skip the 2009 NFL Draft. On Christmas Day 2008 an "announcement" on his Facebook page said that he was leaving early, but turned out to be a joke by his girlfriend.
Prior to the 2009 season, Cody has dropped about 10 pounds, worked on his conditioning, and hopes to keep himself in the game on third-down passing situations. He was often replaced by Josh Chapman on passing downs in 2008.[21] Cody checked in at fall practice at 354 pounds, however Nick Saban says he needs to be down near 340 in order to become an every-down player and pass-rusher.[22] By the time Alabama plays Virginia Tech on September 5, Cody planned to be down to 345,[23][24] and eventually dropped his weight to 349.[25] Only a couple of days before the season opener, Cody and a few of his teammates were sidelined with flulike symptoms. Cody returned after a three-day absence.[26]
Cody has been named to the 2009 Lombardi Award, Lott Trophy, and Outland Trophy watch lists.[27][28][29] Rivals.com ranked him as the No. 1 defensive tackle in college football in 2009.[30] On October 14, 2009, Cody and fellow teammate Rolando McClain were announced as two of the twelve finalists for the 2009 Lombardi Award.[31] Cody was also named to The Sporting News midseason college football All-American team.[32]
|I haven't seen anybody who's a match for this guy one-on-one. Nobody playing on Saturdays, or Sundays probably.
—Georgia Bulldogs head coach Mark Richt.[3]
"I don't like going against Terrence Cody. That's just a pain. Too much work. He's too much of a load."—Alabama's All-American guard Mike Johnson.[20]
"They've kept blockers off me, and I've been able to run free and make tackles. It wasn't really like that last year. I mean, we had guys who did their jobs, but not too many people have a Terrence Cody in there, a 365-pound guy who can take on the whole offensive line." —Alabama linebacker Rolando McClain explaining his successful 2008 season.[ So is this who we should use our first round pick on this year or go somewhere else with it....leave your thoughts


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SALEM, Ohio - The new year will bring a new name for Salem Community Hospital.
Beginning January 1, the hospital will be known as Salem Regional Medical Center.
Hospital officials say the new name reflects the hospital's continued growth and expanded services, including a $42.5 million new private patient tower that will open next year.
The hospital will remain under the same ownership and will remain in the same location.


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- 4 tablespoons canola oil
- 2 small zucchini, diced
- 1 small red onion, chopped
- 1/2 cup corn kernels (from 1 ear, or frozen and thawed)
- 1 2- to 2 1/2 pound rotisserie chicken, meat shredded
- 1 1/2 cups grated Monterey Jack (6 ounces)
- kosher salt and black pepper
- 12 6-inch corn tortillas
- 1 pound tomatillos, papery husks removed
- 1 jalapeño, seeded
- 1 cup fresh cilantro
- 1 tablespoon fresh lime juice
- 1/2 cup sour cream (optional)
- Heat oven to 400° F. Heat 1 tablespoon of the oil in a medium skillet over medium-high heat.
- Add zucchini, onion, and corn and cook, stirring, until onion begins to soften, 3 to 5 minutes.
- Transfer vegetables to a large bowl. Add chicken, Monterey Jack, 1 teaspoon salt, and ¼ teaspoon pepper. Mix to combine.
- Wipe out the skillet and heat remaining oil over medium heat. Cook each tortilla until softened, 10 to 15 seconds per side. Transfer to a paper towel–lined plate.
- Divide chicken mixture among the tortillas, roll them up, and place them in a baking dish, seam-side down. Bake until heated through, 8 to 10 minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a food processor, pulse the tomatillos, jalapeño, cilantro, lime juice, and ½ teaspoon salt until finely chopped. Serve the enchiladas with the salsa and sour cream, if using.
Nutritional Information
- Per Serving
- Calories 809Calories From Fat 46%
- Fat 41g
- Sat Fat 13g
- Cholesterol 161mg
- Sodium 1121mg
- Protein 59g
- Carbohydrate 54g
- Fiber 10g
- Sugar 9g
What does this mean? See Nutrition 101 .
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Getting lost in a City you've never been to isn't useful, especially for getting somewhere on time. So the first two bands were missed, sorry guys (though I was reliably informed you put on good sets)!
So first band I got to was Hang The Bastard, putting out some heavy sludgy hardcore to what was still only a small gathering here at Club Revolution. However some moshers were out in force getting fully into their set. Breaking up their sets by talking to the crowd and commenting on their choice of T-shirts made their set an enjoyable affair.
Going on from Sludgy Hardcore into some Italian Metalcore with Abel Is Dying. Laying down some heavy tunes and putting out a very energetic set to everyone here. Whilst probably not most of the crowds cup of tea they produced a fairly enjoyable set for everyone here.
Next up we had Shaped By Fate, going for a much more straight forward Hardcore sound not the most interesting band I've heard but pretty decent. But this by the reaction of the crowd was what they were here for, breaking almost instantly into some mosh. Jumping into the crowd at several times during the set, their set was fun to watch!
So we now get the headliners: Devil Sold His Soul, for the first time all day the room actually looks full, very nice! Getting straight on with their mixture ambient and hardcore/metalcore, they are possibly the most progressive band playing this festival. Whilst not music to mosh too the crowd responded well to their set, singing along and headbanging to the music. Devil Sold His Soul also premiered new songs for the next album; their set went down a storm. Unfortunately being very busy on tour they couldn't stay for too long and had to go and run off to Belgium!
So today we have our first full days of bands, spanning a great mixture of styles and genres today, even at the start of the day the place was look a lot more full than any of Friday, this can only be a good sign!
So first up, we have Broken Jaws, Starting the day off with some Hardcore, the crowd soon got behind them breaking into mosh, whilst their music got a bit repetitive throughout the set their energy live made up for it.
Next, we move onto some Metalcore with While She Sleeps, which seemed to be the reason why many of the crowd had come today. With many people singing along and almost constant mosh to it these they were definitely a crowd favourite for many here.
Going back to some Hardcore next with Pay No Respect, this band played a fairly middle of the road set, there were some people in the crowd who enjoyed it but overall it was probably one of the weakest sets that day.
To follow up, Australian outfit Break Even played some of the truest style of hardcore at this event. Whilst most of the crowd didn't respond to this set the few who knew this band went crazy for them. A very good band to watch live and also very nice guys in person!
The band up next, This Is Colour, played one of the best sets of the festival, with their mixture of metalcore, thrash, and cheesy stuff from the 80's their unique music will either make you smile or mosh, everyone in the crowd did at least one of those two things.
A slight bill change here now switching slots with TRC, Awaken Demons were up next, causing a fury of mosh and stage dives from the crowd. Musically probably not the best metalcore band around but still they have a fairly decent sound with top notch stage presence to boot.
TRC, having arrived late make it on stage, were got straight behind by the crowd, with many people singing along to the songs. Sound wise there were a few issues as parts of songs kept coming out as noise but this would be correctly quite quickly.
Back onto the right slot times The Ghost Inside was up next. With crowd reactions being upped every set the crowd were straight behind them; singing along, moshing and stage dives going down nearly every song. Playing some seriously loud hardcore they upped the ante for our headliners tonight.
Deez Nuts, being branded as 'party hardcore', brought the fun for their set. The crowd went insane for this, with plenty of moshing, stage dives and even one guy going for a front flip into the crowd! For this set the room was packed to bursting, which it hadn't yet quite got to yet! Finishing their set with probably their biggest track '(Tonight We're Gonna Party) Like theirs is no tomorrow', overall their set went down a storm, getting the party in full swing. After today's band ex-Your Demise guitarist was laying down a dubstep/drum n bass set for all of those willing to stay around.
Round 3, the second full day of music to listen to. Today has a lot fewer people in the crowd than the past two days but it'll be good day still no matter how many people show up!
To open today we have Heart Of A Coward, a progressive metal/deathcore band with some melodic tendencies. The stage for this set was only lit with strobe lights which made for a very interesting to watch, with many in the crowd getting straight into the opening set it bode well for the rest of today!
Tides Of Virtue carried on the melodic metal/deathcore theme with their set, playing some some fast heavy tunes for everyone here today, getting straight into revving up the crowd for the set, which in turn moshed along to the set!
Now for something different, local Thrash Metal boys The More I See took to the stage in a flurry of guitar solos, hair and speed. Probably not the best choice for this festival, as apart from one audience member no one seemed to really like their set. Still, nice to break the event up with something a bit different to everything else.
A return to normal procedures with Heart In Hand, providing us with the first Hardcore set of the day. With plenty of mosh and plenty of people knowing the lyrics the crowd got very into this set. A pretty decent set overall and very fun to watch!
Coming down from the North to play, Carcer City came to the stage to play some progressive metalcore. Putting out some technical guitar playing, a solid metalcore sound and a good stage presence together to put out one cracking performance, definitely a band to check out!
Following on from this were The Argent Dawn, and they had to be the low point of the entire event, putting out something similar to slowed down Job For A Cowboy, there was nothing good about this set.
However, it turned out it can actually get much much worse, Postmortem Promises hit the stage and, well, didn't make any music, only playing chug guitar and some truly terrible screaming, it would be an insult to music to call them musicians.
Fortunately this low point in music didn't last long, getting back to a good standard with Eyes Of A Traitor. With plenty of energy in their set and some brilliant tunes, and went down a storm with everyone watching.
Now to the finale of the festival, The Ghost Of A Thousand hit the stage. Playing some ferocious Hardcore Punk, they made their presence known. The crowd were a bit slow to get into the set so The Lead singer quickly dived into the crowd and took it upon himself to stir the crowd up for their set, after this the crowd were much more active, moshing, singing along, and the odd stage dive, well, jumps as there was no crowd to catch them! This was a great way to end which had been overall a pretty decent festival, this plenty of different things to watch and plpenty of bands and people to talk to, it was an all around success!
Jonathan Andrews
hellfire festival, peterborough, devil sold his soul, hang the bastard, shaped by fate, abel is dying, broken jaws, while she sleeps, pay no respect, break even, this is colour, awaken demons, trc, deez nuts, heart of a coward, tides of virtue, the more i see, heart in hand, carcer city, the argent dawn, postmortem promises, eyes of a traitor, the ghost of a thousand, hardcore, hardcore punk, metalcore, deathcore, thrash metal, thrash, post hardcore, sludge metal, ambient, progressive
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Shaped by Fate pulled out, so the band you reviewed as Shaped by Fate are actually Hex.
Sam Holmes
I thought Postmortem Promises and The argent dawn were the best of the weekend. being a musician, they're were both musically tight. and the argent dawn singer was seconds away from puking from illness. it was nice to heard some death metal, awesome weekend.
did you actually go to the gig? your review is so wrong at so many levels.