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The Tigers, who won their seventh straight game, will receive an automatic berth into the NCAA« Division I Women's Lacrosse Championship, which begins next weekend. The selections will be announced on Sunday night at 10 p.m. on CBS College Sports.
Junior midfielder Steph Taylor led the Tigers to the victory with three goals while senior attacker Meggie McNamara added a goal with two assists for Towson, which reached the 13-win mark for the second straight year.
"This was a great tournament and both teams we faced gave us a good fight each time," Towson Coach Missy Doherty said. "In today's game, the shots weren't falling for us, so the defense had to step up, especially in the second half.
"This year's team is entirely different than last year," Doherty added. "There are different leaders and the team has really come together as a unit. It is not as predictable to see who is going to lead this team."
The teams traded goals twice in the first 11 minutes before junior midfielder Nikki Marcinik ignited a three-goal run by converting a pass from McNamara with 16:12 left. Senior midfielder Britt Woodfield and freshman midfielder Katie Cloud added goals as the Tigers led by 5-2.
Freshman midfielder Stephanie Allen ended a 15-minute scoring drought for the Blue Hens when she scored her second goal of the game, an unassisted marker past freshman goalkeeper Mary Teeters with 7:33 remaining.
After a slow start to the second half, the Blue Hens narrowed the deficit to 5-4 with 14:19 remaining when junior midfielder Emily Schaknowski scored an unassisted goal past Teeters. But, Woodfield answered with her second goal of the game to give the Tigers a 6-4 cushion with 10:12 remaining.
Taylor upped the Towson lead to 7-4 with her third goal of the game before McNamara scored just 20 seconds later, giving the Tigers a four-goal advantage.
Trailing by 8-4, the Blue Hens began a comeback attempt when Schaknowski converted a pass from sophomore attacker Corinne Drost for her 20th goal of the season with 7:16 left. With 4:50 remaining, sophomore Ali Libertini scored an unassisted goal before Drost narrowed the gap to 8-7 with 2:20 remaining.
But, the Tigers held off the Blue Hens over the final two minutes to earn the victory.
Senior defender Julie Ondrako was named as the CAA Championship Most Outstanding Performer after leading the Tiger defense. In the title game against
"I don't see this as being an individual award, but it is completely a team honor," Ondrako said. "We have become a complete unit this year. This year's championship is really special because we came in as the underdogs with being the fourth seed and we have faced so much adversity this year."
In addition to Ondrako,
Allen and Schaknowski led the Blue Hens with two goals each while Libertini added a goal with two assists. Senior goalkeeper Jessica Cerveny made 12 saves in a losing effort for
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Goals: TOW ¢ Steph Taylor 3, Britt Woodfield 2, Meggie McNamara 1, Nikki Marcinik 1, Katie Cloud 1; DEL ¢ Stephanie Allen 2, Emily Schaknowski 2, Corinne Drost 1, Ali Libertini 1. Assists: TOW ¢ Meggie McNamara 2;
Post-Game Notes:
Ę Saturday's meeting was the 43rd installment in the all-time series between the Tigers and the Blue Hens ... The Tigers have won three straight meetings against the Blue Hens, but
Ę The Tigers and the Blue Hens were also meeting in a conference tournament for the ninth time, but the first time since the 1999 America East Conference semi-finals when Delaware won by a 9-4 margin.
Ę The Tigers won their seventh straight game, marking their longest win streak since the 1984 season when
Ę The Tigers have won 26 games over the last two years ... During that span, the Tigers are 26-11.
Ę The Tigers will be making their second straight NCAA« Tournament appearance ... It will also be the third appearance in the NCAA Tournament in the program's history.
Ę The Tigers also improved to 9-0 away from Johnny Unitas« Stadium this year ... It was the Tigers' first neutral site game of the season after winning all eight road games.
Ę The Tigers won their second straight conference title and their fifth overall ... It is the first time the Tigers have won back-to-back conference titles since taking three straight East Coast Conference titles from 1990 to 1992.
Ę Woodfield tallied her 12th multi-goal game of the season and the 26th of her career ... She also extended her point-scoring streak to 13 straight games.
Ę Taylor recorded her second straight "hat trick" and her third of the season ... Taylor now has four "hat tricks" in her career ... She also has a goal in six straight games.
Ę With two assists, McNamara extended her point-scoring streak to 20 straight games ... She has recorded a point in every game since the CAA semi-finals against George Mason last year.
Ę McNamara also recorded her 14th multi-assist game of the season and the 15th of her career ... She now has 57 assists in her career, which ranks fourth in school history.
Ę Teeters had 10 or more saves for the third straight game and the eighth time this season ... Over the last three games, Teeters has made 39 saves while allowing just 23 goals.
Ę The Tigers failed to score 10 or more goals for just the fourth time this year ... It was also their first win when scoring less than 10 goals.
Ę With her one-goal, two-assist effort against the Blue Hens on Saturday, McNamara has now scored 14 goals with 9 assists in five career games against


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So religion is one of those hot-button things I like to avoid on this blog. Much like politics, or non-sarcastic praise of the Washington Huskies. There's just too many things that stir the pot. Sports are fun because we can escape all that and join in our mutual affection for the same team. Regardless of what we think outside the arena.
However - in my years here in Pullman, I've seen a lot of pro-religious and anti-religious opinion columnists in the Evergreen write a lot of pieces with flawed logic and arguments that were ripped straight from the mouths of their favorite CNN or Fox News pundit.
That's why Robbie Cowgill's take on religion in this letter to the Daily Evergreen is so damn refreshing. It's thoughtful, well-laid out, and generally different. Respectful to the guy he's writing about while making a logical point.
Maybe I'm viewing the world through crimson-colored glasses, as I still view Cowgill as most Coug fans do, but it's a well-written piece. All from a guy who basically got slandered for an entire year from Evergreen readers who didn't take the time to research or understand what exactly happened in that whole multicultural center "incident".
Good work, Robbie.


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The phone call coming from inside the Pinellas County Jail is frantic.
"It broke. It is laying on the ground," said inmate Philip Henderson.
Henderson called Eric Snook, who had just left the jail after visiting to tell them their fishing expedition hit a snag.
"Eric, you can't leave it on the shelf," Henderson pleaded during the call.
For months, investigators said Snook helped smuggle cigarettes, lighters and marijuana to Henderson and another inmate, Mark Keating, on the sixth floor.
From inside the jail, Keating would lower a line down a small rain gutter. Then Snook would fill up a bag for them to reel back up -- but this time it broke.
"Just relax Eric. Listen to me, we can't leave that lying on the ground," Henderson said.
Snook would leave the bag and deputies would find the contraband.
"It is pretty ingenious. It shows where there is a will there is a way," said Sheriff Bob Gualtieri.
Gualtieri said they've put up fences to make sure this never happens again.
"The system seems to work. I mean, we will look at it and consider it, but I really think this is an anomaly situation.
It's something we are going to have to give some thoughts and consideration to," the sheriff said.
Gualtieri said they've combed the jail, making sure no other contraband made it inside.
Snook is no longer a visitor -- he is now an inmate. All three are being charged with introduction of contraband into a correctional facility. The sheriff said they're still investigating to see if anyone else was involved.
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text: In pictures: your favourite animal's plastinated body parts Science 03 April 12 by Nate Lanxon Tweet Animal Inside OutGetty Images Never has the question "Why the long face?" been easier for a horse to answer, as the Natural History Museum prepares to display the inner workings of multiple beasts to the public as part of its new Animal Inside Out exhibition.Just shy of 100 animals -- including a giraffe, a gorilla, an ostrich, an octopus and the aforementioned head of a horse -- will be exhibited without the layer of skin or that traditionally conceals their muscles and organs from the public eye. On show will be skeletons, muscle, tendon and ligament arrangements, nervous systems, as well as digestive tracts and respiratory organs.These aren't models, however: the specimens on display are the preserved remains of previously-living-and-breathing animals. Included in this is a full-size Asian elephant, which to date is the largest specimen ever to undergo plastination -- a preservation procedure invented by Gunther von Hagens in the 1970s and later adopted for his Body Worlds exhibitions.Speaking from the Institute for Plastination, exhibition curator Angelina Whalley said: "It's fascinating to see the anatomical similarities between different animal groups, like the muscles and bones of the primate five-digit hand, which we share with a gorilla."But perhaps the most interesting question is not why, but how? Plastination of the animals in the exhibition involves several messy steps.How plastination works The animal is first embalmed with formalin (formaldehyde) to remove any bacteria that could cause decay, then whichever parts of the body are being displayed are dissected. The parts removed are then submerged in a bath of acetone to remove water and tissue.Following this, a second round of submersion is necessary, but this time in a liquid polymer. The specimens are then inserted into a vacuum chamber so that the acetone is completely removed, and the polymer sits in its place, fully saturating the original organs in order to eventually stiffen them for display. After this, the organs are moved into position for exhibition, held in place by wires, needles and clamps. Heat, light or gas is used to harden them once the curators are happy with positioning.The museum's exhibition developer, Georgina Bishop, intends for the unusual presentations to offer a more engaging way to learn about some of earth's inhabitants. "Usually you see our specimens as skeletons, stuffed animals or preserved in alcohol," Bishop noted. "At Animal Inside Out, visitors will see animals close up in a whole new way." Our gallery in this story will provide a closer look at some of the most impressive displays at the exhibition, which opens to the public on 6 April, running to 16 September. Ticket information is available at the National History Museum's website. Edited by Duncan Geere Comments Read more on Animals If it moos, squarks, quacks, barks, or snuffles, find it here Technology Summon the salmon! How? With a fish cannon! Culture Norwegian Reindeer watchpost keeps the hordes from the herds Science Tortoises use touchscreens. For science Technology Feed these machines plastic and they'll feed stray animals Science Sinister meerkat behaviour ensures breeding success Science Great white shark dies after choking on sea lion Latest on wired.co.uk


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What if...Jason Heyward batted 2nd?
Take a moment if you need, I understand that this is earth-shattering stuff here .Don't be shocked, and whatever you do don't point to just one at bat as your proof *cough* Freddi *cough*
Anyway, I've seen a bunch of threads die with the "Heyward batting order" question so lets provide a proper forum to communicate our angst (or lack of angst if you are on DOB's regimen of sedatives.)
We all know batting order is nearly neglible to performance over a season (I seem to remember .5-1 wins being a popularly accepted stat.)
I will grant that Heyward is a heart of the lineup hitter in the future, but right now he is a hitter with impressive pop, excellent plate discipline, and solid contact (by this I am referring to Heyward squaring up on a ball and hitting it 230-400 feet with the ball barely getting over 35 ft.)
It is not purely about RISP, OBP or HRs for me, right now, and admittedly it is early, it is about finding chemistry. As much as we consider Heyward the second coming (the candles are still burning in my Heyward shrine even as we speak) it is easy to forget how young he is. Watching him at the plate he seems much older, but he is young. He is not the baseball player he will be when is he fully mature.
The Jason Heyward we have right now needs to be batting 2nd.
But beyond the statistics, right now we need to find some consistency and chemistry for the lineup (yes it is early, but because it is early we need to use this starting lap to find what works and maintain that over the duration of a season
I believe Jason Heyward batting 2nd is the solution to how our offense has looked at the plate because he would change the dynamics of that lineup and because his performance and current makeup is better utilized in the 2 hole.
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(AP) - Five things to watch for when Joe Biden and Paul Ryan meet in the vice presidential debate Thursday night:
Look for Biden to go on the offensive in hopes of regaining ground lost by President Barack Obama's lackluster debate performance. An experienced debater, Biden is comfortable with the attack dog role. But the vice president has a history of freewheeling, foot-in-mouth moments. Will he commit another gaffe?
This is the Wisconsin congressman's first time on the national debate stage. As House Budget Committee chairman, he's a whiz on federal spending and tax policy. His knowledge of foreign policy and national security isn't as deep. Watch to see whether his hours of practice result in polished and punchy — not wonky — answers.
It's youth vs. experience. At 42, Ryan is the same age as Biden's younger son. Ryan suggests the generational divide gives him an edge over 69-year-old Biden and wider appeal. But Biden's an energetic performer who prides himself on an ability to connect with regular folks.
Expect to hear lots about the House Republican budget plan written by Ryan. Biden's sure to criticize Ryan's spending cuts and Medicare proposal as too extreme. Even GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney has distanced himself from some of Ryan's more controversial ideas.
Jim Lehrer's laid-back approach in the first presidential debate was widely panned. This time Martha Raddatz of ABC News runs the show. Look for her to ask sharper questions and more aggressively rein in the candidates. The veteran war correspondent has joked that it might be wise to wear body armor for the job.
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FARMINGTON, N.M. (AP) - Actor Johnny Depp filmed scenes in New Mexico for an upcoming movie and now has given the Navajo Nation $25,000 for scholarships.
Tribal president Ben Shelly accepted the donation and the Navajo Nation's Health Education and Human Services Committee voted Monday to accept the money so it can be appropriated for vocational scholarships.
Depp's spokesperson says the donation is supposed to be private and no further statement will be released on his behalf.
Depp will play Tonto in the movie version of "The Lone Ranger," which is expected to be in theaters in June.
The Farmington Daily Times reports that the Shiprock monument in New Mexico can be seen in the movie's recently released trailer and Monument Valley near the Arizona-Utah border also is featured.
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Kid driving stolen van hits a police car during chase
Sunday, February 16, 2014 11:54 AM EST
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Virginia State Police say a 15 year old boy driving a stolen van hit a police car on I-95 this morning.
From VA State Police:
Shortly before 9:30 a.m. Sunday (Feb. 16), Virginia State Police attempted to stop a white Dodge multi-passenger van on Interstate 95 at the 119 mile marker at the Caroline County/Spotsylvania County line. The van was traveling north on I-95 at a high rate of speed and had been involved in a hit-and-run at the 104 mile marker in Caroline County. Troopers had received a "Be on the Lookout" for the van after the incident at the 104 mile marker and were searching for the vehicle when it was spotted at the 119 mile marker. When the trooper attempted to stop the van, the suspect vehicle refused to stop and a pursuit was initiated.
As the van continued north on I-95, it tried to ram a trooper's vehicle, causing the trooper's vehicle to run off the road and strike the guardrail. At the 128 mile marker, it rammed a second trooper's vehicle. The driver of the suspect vehicle then lost control and the van overturned in the highway.
The 15-year-old male driver of the white van was transported to Mary Washington Hospital for treatment of minor injuries.
Further investigation revealed that the van was reported stolen earlier Sunday morning in Chesterfield County.
No troopers were injured in the pursuit.
Charges are pending at this time. The investigation into the incident remains ongoing.
The left and center lanes of I-95 north were re-opened by 10:30 a.m.
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Where the hell have I been? Over two weeks since my last blog post, and — I hate to say — there are very few excuses to levvy. I'm just a negligent blogger. Have I been busy? Yes. Have I been sick? No, but I'm getting there tonight. Have I been traveling? A smidge.
This past weekend, Hailey and I headed up to the family condo in Steamboat Springs, Colorado and had ourselves a little fun on 65-inches of packed powder. We even bought some skis. Yes, hard to believe, but this native Coloradan of nearly 30 years has never owned a pair of skis. Sad, shocking, sacrilegious even (to some). Alas, I'm now official. Funny thing is, I have always loved skiing. I've loved it since I started taking lessons with the Eskimo Ski Club in sixth grade up at Winter Park. But I've always rented, and until this family condo came within reach, I've conveniently put off buying skis because I didn't see myself skiing often enough. Chalk that up to the exorbitant price of lift tickets and the horrific traffic on I-70.
Anyway, the weather over the weekend was splendid. Endless, uninterrupted blue sky (just look at that sky above left…photo credit goes to Hailey on that one), highs in the 40s and zero wind. While I haven't yet figured out how to juggle skiing with photography, I did come up with a good strategy for shooting Steamboat this weekend. If I have a problem with shooting up there, its that I'm getting too familiar with the place. I need to see it new again, each time, which gets harder with each trip. So, my new plan is this: less is more.
Rather than drive all over the place looking for new things to capture, I'm just going to pick one or two spots and really work at them. In the case of MLK weekend, I picked the iconic Rabbit Ears Motel sign and the famous Steamboat barn, one at blue hour, the other in mid-morning when the ski area has emerged from shadow.
The heart was a nice touch and not done by us. Thanks to whomever drew it in the snow ahead of our visit.
Things are a-brewing for Hailey and I. We're piecing together a vacation, one that promises to be ever-so-photogenic. I'll let you know where we're headed once we're confirmed.


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Long Island: Old Bethpage
Old Bethpage is a hamlet and census-designated place located in Nassau County, Long Island, New York. It is within the Town of Oyster Bay. The county seat is Mineola. The neighborhood has a total area of 4.1 square miles.
Although Plainview, at 5.7 square miles is 40% larger, its population is approximately five times that of Old Bethpage because important portions of Old Bethpage consist of parks and undeveloped property, including Bethpage State Park, the Old Bethpage Village Restoration and Battle Row Campground.
As of the 2010 census, there were 5,523 people, 1,837 households, and 1,569 families residing in the CDP. The median income for a household in the CDP was $109,050, and the median income for a family was $123,882. Males had a median income of $87,344 and $62,448 for females. The latitude of Old Bethpage is 40.762N. The longitude is -73.453W. It is in the Eastern Standard time zone. Elevation is 174 feet. ZIP code 11804.
In 1695, an Englishman Thomas Powell purchased more than 15 square miles or about 10,000 acres from local Indian tribes, including the Marsapeque, Matinecoc, and Sacatogue for only 140 English pounds. The former and merged names of Old Bethpage include Bethphage. It was a place situated between Jericho and Jerusalem, just as the biblical town of Bethphage meaning "house of figs".
In recent time, the area formerly called Jerusalem is known as Wantagh and Island Trees while the place name Jericho is unaltered. Then, it was spelled without the second "H". Powell's 14 children split up his purchase and it evolved into several farming communities, and the one in this mostly central part of the purchase retained the name "Bethpage". In 1936, the area was still a tiny farming community and then became Old Bethpage when the adjacent and larger community of Central Park decided that it would call itself Bethpage. The neighborhood experienced a housing boom after World War II.
Well-known people living in Old Bethpage include John Savage (actor). The racial-makeup of Old Bethpage comprises of 93.0% White, 0.5% African American, 0.2% Native American, 6.9% Asian, 0.5% from other races, and 0.1% from two or more races. Most of its resident's ancestries were Italian, German, Irish, Polish, Russian, Austrian, Greek, Hungarian, Asian Indian, and English. The neighborhood is served by Plainview-Old Bethpage School District which operates four elementary schools, two middle schools, and one high school, with an approximation of 5200 students.
The district offers their students the opportunity to choose from a variety of advanced placement courses, and encourage them to supplement their academic requirements with several elective courses, including vocational, career and business offerings, going beyond the ordinary academic requirements. Old Bethpage has also a number of community parks tucked in between its homes. For residents, the primary park is the Old Bethpage Park. The park features two tennis courts, baseball and softball fields, a basketball court, playgrounds and a community center.
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Adding a lot more color to Colfax
Colfax will be getting a lot more colorful in the coming months thanks to a new project from 40 West Arts, the West Colfax Community Association and the Lakewood-West Colfax Business Improvement District. Project COLorFAX aims to bring murals and paint jobs to buildings along the corridor to bring energy and vibrancy to the area.
"The project is a great example of how these three groups are continuing to work on Colfax's revitalization," said Bill Marino, executive director of the Business Improvement District. "We've already done our first building, we're hoping to do at least one more this year and five in 2014."
Marino said the project has been in the works for three months, after members of the organizations looked at the buildings and thought the idea of new paint jobs and murals would be a good fit.
The first mural appears on the west-facing wall of the King's Rest Motel at 7013 W. Colfax Ave. The wall is now a sunshine gold background with luminous clouds and interwoven vines, blossoming flowers and the signature feature of each COLorFAX program, a bedazzled hummingbird.
More than 20 volunteers from 40 West Arts worked on the project, using paints and supplies donated by Kwal Paints.
According to Johanna Parker, a member of 40 West who has been a leader on the project, the bird symbolizes beauty, optimism, resilience and verve.
"I thought the hummingbird logo could become really iconic, and is really inspiring," Parker said. "It's really fun to see the transformation of the property, and people who were passing by were really excited by what we were doing."
She also added that the buzzing sounds hummingbirds make fits perfectly with the projects goal to create "buzz" within the community.
Businesses who are interested in having work done on their building go through an application process, and artists are always welcome to volunteer and participate.
For more information about Project COLorFAX, call 303-275-3430, visit www.WestColfax.org, or email email@example.com.


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Kraft exec is new JCPenney marketing chief
August 5, 2013-- Home Textiles Today,
Plano, Texas - JCPenney has hired Debra Berman as senior vp of marketing, filling a position that has been open since Michael Francis left the company 14 months ago.
Berman will join the retailer`s executive board and will report directly to company ceo Mike Ullman.
Most recently, she was a vp Kraft Foods Group overseeing marketing strategy and engagement, directing global brand strategy and customer engagement for all Kraft-owned brands. Prior to joining Kraft in 2009, Berman spent nearly five years as strategic planning director at DDB Advertising, and before that held senior strategy planning roles at Sterling Brands, Young & Rubicam and Swander Pace and Company. Earlier in her career, she held positions of increasing responsibility at advertising firms JWT, Saatchi & Saatchi and Lintas.
"Her broad experience and success as a marketing strategist for major consumer brands make her the ideal leader to help us continue to reconnect with our core customer through effective promotions and campaigns that will increase excitement and loyalty now and over the long term," said Ullman.
Ms. Berman said she aims to create targeted campaigns "that creatively highlight our unique and authentic combination of style, quality and value."
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I had a sense of uncertainty when I saw that the front desk clerk was working behind bullet-proof glass. When I went to my room, I took one look around, and immediately went back to the front desk to ask if there was another room. I was given another key, but the second room was barely any better. This is the kind of hotel that horror movies resemble. It was truly filthy, old and depressing - despite being billed as a 'new hotel'. I knew that I would be unable to fall asleep for fear of roaches or rats coming out in the dark, so I asked for my $* to be refunded, which the clerk claimed he was unable to do. He was, however, able to provide me with a phone book, so I quickly called a 'brand-name' hotel next door, and booked a room for twice the price, but at least it was clean, relatively comfortable and safe. Unless you are accustomed to living on the streets in a cardboard box, there is no one, in my opinion, that could possibly think well of the JFK Inn. Do Not Go There.
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Despite some occasional rookie mistakes, Seahawks first-round FS Earl Thomas has made his presence felt more than a little on a defense that has had its share of problems lately.
Seahawks' Carroll delivers trash talk — literally
Seattle head coach Pete Carroll wasn't lying when he said his team "played like garbage" in a 42-24 thumping by the Chiefs at Qwest Field in Week 12.
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The Unforgiven II | Reviewer: Jasper | 7/19/08
Metallica have the best lyrics ever made they are so deep going and in understand them all.
I like all songs of Metallica i'v got every album i can't wait for the next album. My fav songs are ( I have no favorite they are all favorites there is no nr 1 )
Fade to black
The Unforgiven
Stone cold crazy
Ride the lightning
The Four Horseman
Low Man's Lyric
And Justice for All
Greetz from Holland
you can quote me on the quote unquote. | Reviewer: WhoaHeyGuy | 6/24/08
if you wanna get the full effect on being unforgiven, then take 2 i-pod's, on one, play the unforgiven, on the other, play the unforgiven II, put an earphone in each ear, and listen for the next 5 minutes. Its pretty cool.
beautiful song | Reviewer: Zach Malpensado of teen4m.net | 4/12/08
Notice the title is spelled "Unforgiven II", but the name, in a way, is spoken in the song. Anyway, it's an awesome song, sort of a love song, but just plain awesome. Metallica's the greatest band ever just because they *can* do love songs, such as this and Nothing Else Matters, but they can also do songs like King Nothing and ...And Justice for All, as they can play songs like 2x4 and Ride the Lightning. And yes, I just grouped those songs. Metallica is the best metal band in history, period.
-Zach Malpensado of teen4m.net
To Sander and Igor | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/1/08
The speaker of the song isn't one of the Unforgiven. If you listen to the first song, you'll notice he "dubs thee unforgiven", meaning all those who have treated him wrong in life are the Unforgiven. So, at the end, when she betrays him, she becomes one of the Unforgiven.
NOT a love song. To sander | Reviewer: Igor | 12/28/07
It contains some love directions, but I think, the main theme is enother.
I think, the point is, that all people are hypocritical. They, or it's better to say we all, are triing to hide some parts of our personality and nature from other people and, what is the worst, from our salves. We lie to ourselves, so we are unforgiven.
He wants to open his nature, he wants to be clean, but he wants to "confess" to a clean not unforgiven human.
In the end, he finds out, that she also "plays" and liys to him and her self, and that is why she is unforgiven and he can't open to her. So he will be still unforgiven.
Last words "Never free" means, that there is no human who is clean. Every body lie to themselves, so we are all unforgiven and he can't be saved.
To Thomas | Reviewer: Sander | 12/16/07
Thank you so much! i finally understand both songs :P Theres just one thing i doesn't seem to understand... what's wrong with her beeing unforgiven, he is himself, and he even want's her to say that she has suffered the same way as him (Something she would only be able to say, if she was unforgiven too), and he is unforgiven himself, he should be able to forgive her??? well, anyway, if you see this, i realy hope u'll anwser! In the meantime, i will wondder myself, but ty so much for giving me a point of view on this song! :P
Damn good | Reviewer: Tessa | 11/13/07
That's really one of the best love songs I've ever heard. I love Metallica and I love how they put in words so many of the thoughts that I have everyday.
A Heartfelt Sequel | Reviewer: Thomas | 11/10/07
To really understand this song, you need to listen to is as a sequel to the original Unforgiven, or even an interlude. The original is about anger at society; this is about betrayal by an individual.
In the original, Hetfield sings about his life so far, how he was controlled and punished and forced to become something other than what he was, and how the real him was locked up inside. At the end of that song, he looks forward to the end of his life, an old and bitter man, ready to die.
This song takes place after the original, but before the end that he foresaw. Here, he's finally found someone like himself. He wants her to tell him that she has suffered in the same way, so that he will have the confidence to open up to her (speak the words I want to hear / to make my demons run). He has closed himself off from intimate relationships, but if she is truly like him, he will be open to her.
In the chorus, he questions himself, asking if he should really open up to this woman, or if she, too, is one of the Unforgiven.
In the second verse, they begin a relationship, and although he has opened the door to his heart, no light shines, and his soul continues to grow darker by the day.
In the third verse, he questions the integrity of her love, riffing on the old lyric "she loves me, she loves me not," but at the end, he decides that she will still be there for him.
In the fourth verse, as she sleeps beside him, he says that he finally sees the sun; unfortunately, it isn't because she has brought light into his life, but because his eyes have been opened to her true nature.
He closes by saying that he tried his best, that he took a chance, and found out that the one person he may have been able to open up to was also one of the Unforgiven. Because of this, he is closing off the possibility of ever loving again.
BURN IN HELL!!! | Reviewer: Metallica4Ever | 10/15/07
Oh you bastard, now I feel like dedicating Burn In Hell by Dimmu Borgir to you. I truly wish you a good stay at Hell Motel MUHAHAHA Hate bastards liek you who criticize Metallica without giving reasons. Lyrics are crap? Just fuck off
love | Reviewer: rachel | 9/19/07
i believe that this song is definetly a love song but it has many meanings for differetn people this song has a meaning for me i love this song and i always enjoy listening to it,someone specail started me to like metallica and im now a big fan thnx xxxx rach
Unforgiven II | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/5/07
This song is the only good song to come out of the Load/Reload years. Everything else on those albums are crap. This is a very deep song. I love this song.
Love it | Reviewer: Sarah | 8/31/07
It's an amazing song, and it almost strikes me as a morbid styled love song. I really love, it strikes a chord in me... it's a love story with a slightly dark twist. I really enjoy it :)
commento to Unforgiven II | Reviewer: paolo marcano | 8/20/07
i think is the best song ever, and its a kind of love story in some manner...is very good
you're all morons | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/5/07
oh man what a crap song, lyrics are just garble pretentiousnessless crap, i hope metallica burn to death
Italian comment | Reviewer: Gavin | 8/2/07
What was with that italian comment above? is he paying out the song or metallica, cos if he is i hope he gets hit by a bus. This song is a song that reaches out to your heart. It can have any number of meanings for each person, i respect it and it means a lot to me. METALLICA LIVES FOREVER!!!
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The post office in the unincorporated Aiken County village of Vaucluse was built in 1904 to serve employees of the Vaucluse mill. The former textile mill began production in 1830. Several buildings and residences were added through the decades to form a mill complex – the oldest in the state – including the post office.
One of the mill's founders, William Gregg, used the Vaucluse mill as a springboard to develop his prosperous Graniteville mill. Though Gregg – often considered to be the father of the southern textile industry – deemed the Vaucluse mill too inefficient to be profitable, the mill was productive until 1991. Today the mill serves as a transportation depot for the Graniteville mill. The mill village, along with the post office, is listed in the National Register, which adds the following:
Vaucluse historic district includes the Vaucluse mill compound, located in the center of the village; a ca. 1904 three-building commercial complex located just north of the mill compound; a company built swimming pavilion; the 1877 mill dam; the Vaucluse mill pond; and 83 former company dwellings located in parallel rows along five of the villages residential streets that extend in a rough spoke fashion from the mill compound. The general character of the historic district is a combination of industrial, commercial, and residential use. The Vaucluse mill dominates all other structures in the village; the mill compound includes an 1877 boiler house and smokestack, seven brick hose houses, a 1939 office building, and a 1943 employee canteen.
The textile mill village at Vaucluse is an excellent example of a southern textile mill village. It is the oldest mill village in the state, with textile production commencing there around 1830. Contextually, it relates to the birth, rise and decline of the textile industry in South Carolina. In addition, Vaucluse represents the social changes brought about by the spread of mill villages in the state, with the development of the mill worker population created by the expansion of the textile industry. Vaucluse was also the site of William Gregg's first foray into textile production, with many historians considering Gregg to be the father of the textile industry in the South. The 1877 mill building was also one of the earliest efforts of architect Amos Lockwood, whose subsequent firm, Lockwood and Greene, would go on to design 50 textile manufacturing facilities in South Carolina. Lockwood's factory design at Vaucluse was of the earliest examples of the New England prototype mill to be built in South Carolina.
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Robert Kirkman is the author of the excellent zombie comic "The Walking Dead" among others for Image Comics.
Recently made a full partner for Image, Kirkman is a fairly young driving force behind the market today.
This past week, word spread fast about Ryuhei Kitamura's "Midnight Meat Train," for all of the wrong reasons. As most genre fans know by now, this film is slated to be the one of the last horror films released by Lions Gate Studios, as evidenced by its very limited release of just over 100 dollar theaters across the country. Is "Midnight Meat Train" passable enough that it warranted that treatment by Lions Gate?
Thankfully, the answer is no.
"Lost Boys 3"? It's official, someone has it out for me. While we wait with baited breath to see if this will get made, be sure to join in on the discussion of the most recent sequel.
Lloyd Kaufman says that "The Toxic Avenger" will be returning! The next project, currently being scripted, will follow Toxie as he deals with fatherhood, his wife's menopause and oh, a villain who wants to rename Tromaville to "Scheisseville". Production will move ahead once "Poultrygeist" has been rolled out, which will finally be hitting DVD on October 28th. Also of note, "Geist" will have a 3 disc, autographed, limited edition version including (as per usual with these guys) a 90 minute "making of" documentary. I can't wait!
More Saw V pics At this point I've given up ignoring this movie, so expect more of this crap for the next 3 months.
Here's a new image from Dario Argento's "Giallo". Warning: Don't look at it if eye violence makes you squeamish.
I'm still not convinced it's going to be good, but it's about time to jump on the hype train so... here's an "age restricted" clip from Alexandre Aja's "Mirrors". Are we excited yet?
Yet another shoe with foot bones inside has washed up on the shores of British Columbia. This follows the 5 similar incidents that have happened there over the last year. Surely there must be some one legged dudes hopping around somewhere, right?
Orlando father's lesson on "how to party" he was giving to his 15 year old son ends abruptly when the son overdoses from a combination of oxycontin and methodone. Methodone? Are we just skipping the actual heroine addiction these days and going straight to methodone?
Morgan Freeman may have fallen asleep at the wheel in Alabama this weekend, leading to the car accident that left him with a broken arm and shoulder. I can't say that I blame him, because I tried to watch "March of the Penguins" the other night and his voice put me to sleep in about 4 minutes. I can't even imagine what it's like to have those sweet, dulcid tones in your head 24 hours a day.
German police issue bullet proof bras to female officers. Now this is a move I can get behind.
1983: Yankees outfielder Dave Winfield is charged in Toronto with cruelty to animals after fatally beaning a seagull with a baseball.
So the above artwork, obviously a play on the FRIDAY THE 13th teaser, has been appearing mysteriously in the comments sections of many blogs. Is it fan-art? Probably? Is it another example of the under-the-radar viral marketing that TDK did in spades? Either way, it's extremely cool, and I'd love to have it hanging on my wall. Thoughts?
This isn't a review. I simply love "Wes Craven's New Nightmare". I watched it over the weekend and it sparked my passion once again.
I'm just going to assume most everyone is familiar with this film. If not visit the imdb . It is by far my favorite of all the "Nightmare on Elm St.'s". Why? I'll tell you.


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FINAL CIS men's volleyball championship: Alberta captures seventh CIS title in straight sets March 1, 2014 | mvb CALGARY (CIS) – The Alberta Golden Bears are back on top of the CIS men's volleyball world for the first time since 2009 after a straight-sets victory over the Western Mustangs (25-19, 25-17, 25-16) Saturday night at the University of Calgary's Jack Simpson Gym. [read more]
BRONZE CIS men's volleyball championship: Marauders take CIS bronze with straight-sets victory March 1, 2014 | mvb CALGARY (CIS) – The McMaster Marauders dominated from start to finish to capture the CIS bronze medal in men's volleyball Saturday, sweeping the Laval Rouge et Or in three sets (25-21, 25-23, 25-18) in the University of Calgary's Jack Simpson Gym. [read more]
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Here's the official theatrical trailer for a documentary we informed you about back in January called The Interrupters. If you'll recall, the film premiered at Sundance film festival this year and has been on the festival circuit since then.
Directed by Steve James (Hoop Dreams) and bestselling author Alex Kotlowitz, it was shot over the course of a year and "intimately centers on 3 "Violence Interrupters" who work for an innovative organization, CeaseFire, as they try to protect the youth in their Chicago communities from the violent lives they once lived."
The film opens July 29 in New York and nationwide in August and September.
The Interrupters (Trailer) from Cinema Guild on Vimeo.
urbanauteur | July 15, 2011 4:44 AM
This story line could have bastardized some gritty-authorship from the likes of an anthony burgess/richard wright/victor lavelle archtype,perhaps?.
ShebaBaby | July 14, 2011 4:32 AM
Wow this gave me chills. Definitely tryna check this out.
Dankwa Brooks | July 14, 2011 1:02 AM
I saw this film at the 2011 Maryland Film Festival. Cobe [Williams.1:04 in the trailer] and producer Alex Kotlowitz were at the screening and did the Q&A afterwards.
While I liked the film, it didn't affect me the way it affected those critics quoted in the trailer. Mostly because of where I live and where I work. I reviewed the film as well the others I saw and mentioned a lot here on S&A 'Restless City' and 'Viva Riva' exclusively on the Facebook page for my company at http://on.fb.me/2011MFF
That trailer ^^^ is very good and EVERY scene above is in the film.


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After beating the Dodgers on Sunday to avoid a sweep, Atlanta heads to Philadelphia for a three-game series.
Philadelphia has a commanding lead in the National League, sitting 7.5 games ahead of Atlanta with a record of 88-48, while Atlanta has a 8.5 game lead over St. Louis in the wild card race.
While Braves/Phillies games are always great baseball, this series really doesn't mean a whole lot.
As a team offensively, the Phillies rank ninth in the National League in batting average, (.253), tied for fifth in on-base average (.324), seventh in slugging percentage (.401), tied for sixth in wOBA (.319), and fifth in wRC+ (97).
Individually, the Phillies have been led by Shane Victorino, who is having an incredibly productive season. Victorino is hitting .304/.379/.532 and leads the team in wOBA (.399) and wRC+ (152). He also has 15 home runs and 17 steals on the season.
Since being traded to Philly before the trade deadline, Hunter Pence has played very well, posting a triple slash line of .303/.380/.521 in that 31 game period. Chase Utley is also playing well, hitting .263/.346/.433 with a 119 wRC+.
In only 233 plate appearances, John Mayberry Jr. has provided the power, sporting a line of .264/.326/.524 and has launched 13 home runs with a .259 ISO. Placido Polanco has hit for average, but not much else. He's at .274/.327/.333.
Ryan Howard leads the team in home runs with 30, but is only hitting .251/.343/.489, while Carlos Ruiz is hitting .281/.374/.385.
With Jimmy Rollins on the disabled list with a groin strain, Wilson Valdez has played short. On the season, Valdez is hitting .249/.288/.345.
Also, Raul Ibanez is very very bad.
Pitching matchups and the Philies bullpen after the jump.
Monday September 5th, 7:05 PM EDT
Derek Lowe
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Jun 01, 1973
Cliff Lee
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Aug 30, 1978
Game one of the series features Derek Lowe (9-12, 4.52 ERA, 3.60 FIP, 3.61 xFIP) against Cliff Lee. Not that it needs to be said, but Lee is incredibly good. So far in 2011, Lee is 15-7 with a 2.59 ERA, 2.68 FIP, and a 2.77 xFIP. He strikes out a lot of hitters, 9.15 K/9, and walks only a few with a BB/9 of 1.85. This year, he sports he a K/BB of 4.95, which isn't too shabby. In his last start against Atlanta, Lee went eight innings, giving up only three hits and one run, while walking two and striking out nine. The Braves have hit Lee pretty well in the past, so this one will be interesting to watch.
Tuesday, September 6th, 7:05 PM EDT
Tim Hudson
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Jul 14, 1975
Vance Worley
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Sep 25, 1987
In game two, Tim Hudson (14-8, 3.05 ERA, 3.48 FIP, 3.51 xFIP) goes up against Vance Worley. On the year, the rookie is 10-1 with a 2.85 ERA, 3.17 FIP, and a 3.66 xFIP. Worley strikes out a good number of batters, 7.76 per nine innings, while walking 2.85 in that same span. He doesn't throwing incredibly hard, with the average velocity of his fastball just over 90 miles per hour. His slider is his favorite off-speed pitch. In his last start, Worley went six innings, giving up eight hits and four runs while walking one and striking out seven in a win over Cincinnati.
September 7th, 7:05 PM EDT
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Sep 03, 1986
Roy Oswalt
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Aug 29, 1977
In the series finale, Brandon Beachy (7-2, 3.37 ERA, 3.39 FIP, 3.29 xFIP) takes on Roy Oswalt. Oswalt has battled injuries all year, and lately has struggled to find consistency with his velocity. On the season, he is 7-8 with a 3.80 ERA, 3.50 FIP, and 3.98 xFIP. Oswalt has posted the lowest K/9 of his career this season, as it sits at 5.95, but his control has still been very good as evidenced by a 2.07 BB/9. In his last start, he went 6.1 innings against Florida, giving up eight hits and three runs while walking one and striking out seven.
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Lady Hawke Could your router need to be reset? Isn't your DS using the desktop that is connected to your ISP while you and your daughter have wireless connections? It may be worth a try. ;)
If in doubt, I always turn everything off (computers, routers, etc.) and then on again.
Lady Hawke: Are your electronics plugged into a surge protector? Handy item to have.
My DS's laptop is connecting.
We have turned off the router and modem multiple times.
We have powered down the computers and restarted multiple times.
Everything is plugged into surge protectors.
My daughter and I can connections in at McDonald's but not here.
My DS can connect with is laptop here.
That's the end of my "expertise". I hope you get it fixed soon. ;)
Good evening!
We've just watched the footage of William and Catherine on the hospital steps, babe in arms, little hands peeping out of his blanket.
Talking of Royalty, my daughter might get to meet The Princess Royal! Or, at least, attend the same event at the same time.
asti, I just watched the video on BBC News – too cute.
And how exciting for your daughter!
LEW, I love that they told the world that William changed the first nappy!
Daughter's feeling a little daunted at the possibility!
I missed the bit about the changing of the nappy. When I saw it was about to stream I ran to turn the TV on. I must have missed the nappy comment. I heard about the good lungs. It was a quite different presentation than when his parent4 came out to present the Duke. Prince Charles was quite stiff in his suit an not at all "hands on".
Is The Princess Royal coming to an event At school or are the children being taken somewhere she will appear? I believe I heard her daughter, Zara Philips, has just announced a pregnancy. Her child will be something around 14th or 15th line to the throne at this point, I think.
Hello, Lady Hawke, daughter has been invited to the event by her Grandad, who is involved in the project at which HRH is officiating. He sent an email this morning, wondering if she had been "infected with Royalist tendancies," after all the news of the"pedigree baby," and would like to attend. I love my Dad's emails!!
The TV station that broadcasts the parade has moved their stand around the corner an down a block. They
will now be in complete sunlight. I am staying in the shade of the Hotel as usual. The parade starts a half block
up from me so I will hear the music which I enjoy most of all. Do not know why they moved their stand.
Evening all! I can't believe that we had to be off line from Thursday morning until this afternoon at about 5.0pm when there was all the Royal excitement going on!! I was also disappointed that the new offspring was a boy for the same history-making reasons. However, Kate can feel slightly smug about producing a boy when her Mum produced two girls, I did. My sister had three daughters and no sons. I changed my England Expects bracelet for a gently patriotic male baby theme, but we had no available sun when my camera man was around, so no photos yet.My DS went to buy a new phone to replace our Amstrad emailer, because there was a continuous hiss on it that had nothing to do with the outside phone line. I was slaving over copying all the phone numbers onto our computer when my DS suddenly
spotted that we were back on line. Our broadband provider, Orange, were not due to contact us until tomorrow, but they didn't
tell us that our problem had been solved. The British Telecom engineer who came on Monday at Orange's request reported that neither the lines nor our equipment was at fault, the problem was at their end. The whole experience of trying to get it sorted was very exhausting, especially during our recent heatwave.
At about 4.30am this morning I was awake and playing solitaire on the PC when I heard thunder. At first it was just sheet lightning but suddenly the rain increased to a squall and was blowing down the village main street almost horizontally and the lightning started streaking down to earth. I don't think I have experienced worse conditions in the UK! It has been a long day.
I am enjoying TCC but life keeps interrupting my enjoyment. I like her very descriptive style which paints pictures in my mind so that I almost feel like a fly on the wall watching it happen.
I'm very tired but I'm glad to be home, I missed your company so much.
GRAYMAYNE, good to see you back. I'm glad I have a smartphone. At least I'm not completely cut off.
We were discussing the potential title of the baby a few weeks ago. I am pleased to note I guessed correctly. It will, indeed, be HRH Prince "Name" of Cambridge.
Technically, it shouldn't be Kate gloating to her mom, but rather William gloating to Mr. Middleton. It's the male genome that determines the sex of the baby.
I think there is a little heard of Middleton brother as well.
I have finished. Even though I enjoyed the book and I am looking forward to the next novel – I found the story exhausting to read. It is jam packed with information and it was not a story I could settle down with before bed. I needed to be awake to read this one.
I would read it right up to the point I turned the lights off and then my mind would be racing so I couldn't sleep. I ended back up with the book a couple of times.
Snape was wondering that since the Father is 100% royal and the Mother is 0% royal does that
mean that the baby is the half blood prince?
IRONSOS, thanks for sharing that.
For some totally unknown reason my daughter and I are now connected to our home wifi. We have done nothing. She just came in and picked up her Kindle and it was working and I opened my laptop and it is as well.
IRONSOS, thanks for sharing that.
For some totally unknown reason my daughter and I are now connected to our home wifi. We have done nothing. She just came in and picked up her Kindle and it was working and I opened my laptop and it is as well.
IRONSOS, thanks for sharing that.
For some totally unknown reason my daughter and I are now connected to our home wifi. We have done nothing. She just came in and picked up her Kindle and it was working and I opened my laptop and it is as well.
I've called my DS and he did not do anything. He has no idea. He actually seemed a bit nonplussed, as if he is concerned we have a gremlin in our system waiting to strike us unaware.
Nice parade. I will try to get pictures up by tonight.
Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! Buckingham Palace has released the longed-for news – Prince George Alexander Louis of Cambridge. I thought you would like to know:)
Thank you Graymayne. I like the name.
One of those is my fathers first name. ;)
Good evening!
They're good, traditional names, but a bit predictable. There has been a lot of commentary today about Kate's dress and how it emphasised her "Mummy Tummy." She has been widely praised for not trying to hide it, unlike many famous Mums, and appearing in public in a natural state.
I am up to page 190! I am off tomorrow, and intend to give it my full attention.
Parade pictures are up at cc. I took two very short videos of floats but have no idea how to post them.
Was it a good parade this year, Ironsos? And does anyone know, CAN we post videos on CC? I've always assumed not?
Asti: It was a good parade this year and lasted 1hr 55 min. Usually has a large group from the military
but due to budget cuts they were missing this year except for three large troop carriers with kids from
the "Make a wish" foundation. Huge crowd where I was.
I am not sure about videos but would think so as a link at least.


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Before one even considers the individual merits of J Dilla's The Shining, one must first dispense with any preconceptions that to criticize the record is to besmirch Mr. Yancey's legacy. In hip-hop parlance, such presumptuous self-aggrandizement would be met with a rightful reminder that no one's arms are long enough to box with a god.
The Large Picture
Mr. Yancey, who was often invoked by his recording and producing names, Jay Dee or J Dilla, passed away this year on February 10th, and Dilla Dog can rest assured that his legacy is safe from assault. Jay Dee's passing, though tragic (he was just 32-years-old), was a poignant reminder of just how much he had contributed to hip-hop. On record, on paper, and on the internets, the deluge of support that followed Dilla's death was a collective testament to how deeply hip-hop heads were affected by a singular individual. When one can summon such resonant emotions in complete strangers--or, if you want to have a pissing contest, when one can list seminal works produced for Common, Slum Village, De La Soul, Pharcyde, the Roots, Busta Rhymes, and A Tribe Called Quest as just pieces of a much larger and influential catalogue'there is no need to worry about history's fickle nature.
A Musician's Mind
Relieved, therefore, of such an erroneous burden, once can freely approach The Shining with honesty, likely arriving at the somewhat regrettable conclusion that it is an adequate compilation record from a god-body producer.
The common thread that runs through each piece of the larger sonic tapestry that comprises The Shining is Yancey's production, but that is nearly the full extent of the album's musical cohesion. There are no awkward juxtapositions, such as loud and gimmicky Mike Jones rhyming with soft-spoken and bland Masta Killa; nor are there uncharacteristic forays into the trap and studio-gangster sounds glorified by the contemporary hip-hop zeitgeist. The Shining does not suffer from any crises of identity so much as it is almost an unfortunate articulation of Jay Dee's many influences and a platform for a series of middling lyrical performances. A listener can never get fully comfortable as the album meanders from sample to sample, drum program to drum program, and aesthetic to aesthetic. The album has an overall feel of a musician's mind searching for the right sound and never finding it.
While overarching themes are commonly hard to come by on compilation albums assembled by a producer and featuring a procession of guest MCs, those which emerge, paradoxically united by the overall diversity, as The Shining's twelve tracks unfold are ambition and experimentation. The album is an impressive repository for Jay Dee's creative impulses, with ambient percussion, bare hi-hats, and dulcet samples working in conjunction with many other musical inputs to create a healthy array of sonic styles that clearly represent the grand vision of an acknowledged hip-hop genius. This usually impressive and generally noble quality is diminished, though, by the unrefined nature of the record: almost every beat sounds nearly empty, missing the soulful energy that helped characterize Jay Dee's best work. It is not a coincidence that stronger tracks such as Madlib and Guilty Simpson's "Baby," the emotive "Love" with Pharoahe Monch, and the Black Thought showcase "Love Movin'" have palpable energy that is missing from the more vacant fare, including the instrumental "Body Movin."
The underwhelming and confused direction of the album is present right away. Inauspiciously, the record begins with a grating, profanity-laced Busta Rhymes tirade meant to serve as a rallying cry. Placed over an electronic rendition of Beethoven's "Symphony No. 5" with a Flight of the Bumblebee flair, though, Busta comes off sounding hollow, his trademark aggressive posturing nothing more than cartoon bravado. From there, the record travels back to 2002 as Common flows generically over a beat that sounds as though it were intended for his Electric Circus, it's electronic and brooding and sterile, despite (or perhaps because of?) the synthesizer-driven vocal swells. And as Common's recent resurgence under Kanye West's direction has demonstrated, the dude needs a little more soul to assist him as his potential becomes manifest.


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Ashleigh Taylor placed 10th in the high jump while several other members
of the Concord University women's track and field team ran season-best
times this weekend at the Duke Invitational.
Taylor cleared 1.58 meters, 0.02 meters off of her season-high, to record CU's lone top-10 finish of the meet.
In the 5,000-meter run, Cheyenne Nicely and Cortney Vannatter both ran
season-best times of 20:43.26 and 20:43.59 to place back-to-back in 12th
and 13th place.
Fellow distance runner Tabitha Whited qualified for the West Virginia
Intercollegiate Athletic Conference outdoor championships in when she
completed the 10,000-meter run in 39:23.45. The time was also good
enough to take 14th place in the race.
Donnie Kirk made an improvement over her previous top 400-meter hurdle
time in 2013 by clocking a 1:04.99 race and placing 15th overall.
Other season-low times included Micalyn Miller in the 3,000-meter run
(12:14.61 / 19th place), the duo of Demi Kirk (25.90 seconds) and
Crystal Jones (28.47 seconds) in the 200-meter dash as well as the
800-meter run pairing of Rene Miller (2:37.74) and Kali Northrup
Rounding out Concord's top performers this weekend was Casey Ord, who
finished 24th in the 100-meter dash at a time of 12.69 seconds.
Concord will compete in its final meet before the WVIAC Championships
when it travels to the Aggie Classic in Greensboro, N.C. April 12-13.


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Peel Park Primary pupils say thanks to retiring head of children's services Kath Tunstall
5:00am Wednesday 12th February 2014 in News
The strategic director of children's services at Bradford Council made her last school visit to a primary that has seen a major turn around in fortunes.
Kath Tunstall steps down from the role early next month, and her visit to Peel Park Primary School, Peel Park Drive, yesterday, marked the last time she would visit one of the hundreds of schools she helps run.
Just a few years ago the school was in special measures, and the head teacher, Lloyd Mason Edwards, said Mrs Tunstall has been instrumental in helping the school improve.
Pupils gave her a farewell gift – a painting of City Park by art teacher Lynne Dobson and her art class.
Mr Mason Edwards said: "She has worked really well in partnership with the heads of schools. We wanted her to see the difference to the school since we were placed in special measures. Standards here have really improved. We have been on one big journey of improvement and we thanked her for helping us achieve it."
Mrs Tunstall said: "I want to say how delighted and privileged I was to be given such a beautiful and thoughtful gift by the children."
Mrs Tunstall retires on March 7. Her replacement, Michael Jameson, former executive director at Oldham Council, takes over full-time on March 17 after working at the Council on a limited basis in recent weeks.


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Four Arrested in SWAT Raid on Drug House
Palatka, FL: On Friday August 29, 2014, Putnam County Sheriff's Deputies executed a narcotics related search warrant at 173 Lettie Lane in Palatka. The search warrant was obtained after Putnam County Sheriff's Office Drug & Vice Unit detectives conducted an undercover investigation which confirmed that methamphetamine was being manufactured and sold from the residence. Sheriff Jeff Hardy assigned the SWAT and Rifle Security teams to execute the search warrant after it was learned that at least one of the subjects expected to be in the residence has a criminal history of carrying concealed firearms and violence against law enforcement officers.
Deputies moved in at about 8:30 A.M. to execute the warrant after a surveillance team confirmed all children waiting at area bus stops had boarded their busses and were no longer in the area. Members of the Special Operations Group did not immediately enter the home due to the extreme combustibility and poison vapors associated with the manufacture of methamphetamine. They first surrounded the residence and began making announcements ordering the occupants to come out. During this potentially dangerous period of time, deputies took shelter in a defensive position behind a wheeled Sheriff's Office vehicle which is outfitted with heavy bullet proof armor.
Once all occupants were believed to be out of the home, the Sheriff's Office robot was remotely deployed to search the home. Finally members of the Sheriff's Office Methamphetamine Lab Response Unit entered the home to search for evidence. The search revealed a small amount of processed methamphetamine and several paraphernalia items associated with the use and manufacture of the drug.
Although no child was present at the time the search warrant was served, it was apparent to deputies that a child resides in the home. The Florida Department of Children and Family Services were notified. Putnam County Code Enforcement Officers also responded to the scene and the home was condemned.
Sheriff Hardy said, "This case is an excellent example of the results of citizens reporting suspected drug activity to the Sheriff's Office. This investigation began after members of the community reported apparent drug activity taking place in the home."
As a result of this investigation, four subjects were arrested and charged as indicated below.
Kenneth Wood (34 YOA)
Bond: None
1.Possession of Methamphetamine
2.Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
3.Warrant for Violation of Probation (Possession of controlled substance)
Bobby P. Wise (31 YOA)
Bond: $1,508.00
1.Possession of Methamphetamine
2.Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
Karen Biddle (29 YOA)
Bond: $1,508.00
1.Possession of Methamphetamine
2.Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
Christy Beasley (34 YOA)
Bond: $1,508.00
1.Possession of Methamphetamine
2.Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
Trespasser Caught Hiding Under Blanket
East Palatka, FL: On August 22, 2014 at approximately 2:40 pm Putnam County Sheriff's deputies responded to 259 River Drive in East Palatka in reference to 26 year old Ryan Lee Horne trespassing at that location after he was issued a trespass warning on July 3, 2014. On arrival contact was made with the property owner who said he believed Horne to be inside the residence. The owner unlocked the door and allowed deputies to enter and search for Horne who was found hiding under a blanket in the corner of a bedroom. Horne was searched after being placed under arrest for trespassing and was found to have marijuana, drug paraphernalia and 29 counterfeit United States currency ten dollar bills in his possession.
Horne was charged with possession of marijuana under 20 grams, possession of counterfeit currency, possession of drug equipment and trespassing. Horne is being held in the Putnam County Jail on a bond of $2,516.00
Family Argument Turns Violent
Interlachen, FL: At approximately 3:30 pm on Sunday August 24, 2014, Putnam County Sheriff's Office deputies and Major Crimes detectives responded to 284 Sleepy Hollow Drive, Interlachen, in reference to a domestic dispute involving a stabbing. On arrival contact was made with 52 year old Ronald Allen Cormier who said he had been stabbed in the arm by his 54 year old brother Edward Paul Cormier. In a sworn statement, Ronald said his brother stabbed him when their argument over his taking a cigarette from Edward's cigarette pack turned physical. Both men and an independent witness were interviewed during the investigation. After interviewing all parties it was determined that Ronald had been the one who actually wielded the knife during the fight and had ended up accidentally cutting himself in the process.
Edward was placed under arrest and transported to the Putnam County Jail where he was booked on the charge of battery. As the battery is domestic related, he is currently being held without the benefit of a bond. Ronald will have the charge of filing a false police report (by lying on his sworn statement) forwarded to the State Attorney's Office.
Street Crimes Unit Weekend Report
Putnam County, FL: On Friday, August 22, 2014, The Putnam County Sheriff's Office Street Crimes Unit and Probation Officers with the Florida Department of Corrections teamed up in an operation aimed at reducing crime across Putnam County. The primary focus of the operation was to ensure persons on felony probation were abiding by the conditions of their probation and to incarcerate those found to be in violation. A sex offender was one of eight arrested for violation of probation in the Friday evening operation. The persons arrested are listed below with their booking photos above their information.
Richard Lee Brown (66 YOA)
Violation of Sex Offender Probation (Lewd/lascivious conduct victim under 16)
Reginald Barlow (50 YOA)
Violation of Probation (Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon)
Jamal Wright (18 YOA)
Violation of Probation (Burglary and Criminal Mischief)
Diana Hollingsworth (47 YOA)
Violation of Probation (Habitual DWLSR)
Emmanuel Ocasio (28 YOA)
Violation of Probation (Organized Scheme to Defraud)
Clyde Dias (29 YOA)
Violation of Probation (Resisting Officer with Violence and DUI)
Shayn Wright (19 YOA)
Violation of Probation (No Valid Driver's License)
Timothy Lucas Bonham (21 YOA)
Violation of Probation (Felony Battery)
Suspect Arrested for Vehicle Burglaries
Palatka, FL: Putnam County Sheriff's Office Property Crimes detectives have arrested 15 year old James Aryan Conley for armed burglary to one vehicle and burglary to two others.
Between August 8th and 15th Patrol deputies responded to three vehicle burglaries on Karen Place, Karen Court and Cricket Avenue all in Palatka. The burglaries occurred during the late night and early morning hours. The suspect made off with various items including a purse, sunglasses, a cellphone, 100 rounds of ammunition and a handgun which resulted in the armed burglary charge. It was determined that all three vehicles were unlocked at the time of occurrence. While following up on the patrol investigations, detectives were able to identify Conley as the primary suspect. During their investigation, the detectives recovered the sunglasses, a handgun and 100 rounds of ammunition. The investigation is ongoing and there may be additional suspects.
Conley was charged with one count of armed burglary to a vehicle, two counts of burglary to a vehicle, one count of grand theft and two counts of petit theft. The Florida Department of Juvenile Justice was contacted and Conley has been placed in a juvenile detention facility.
Sheriff Jeff Hardy said, "I would like to take this opprotunity to ask members of our communty to partner with the Sheriff's Office in helping to prevent crime by always locking your vehicles and homes. This case highlights the dangers of leaving firearms in unlocked vehicles."


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Upcoming in Gray Wolves Basketball: Lourdes moves through the midway point of Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference action this week with a pair of contests. The Gray Wolves take to the road on Wednesday, traveling to Southfield, Mich. to battle Lawrence Tech before returning to Tam-o-Shanter on Saturday afternoon for a game against third-ranked Davenport.
Head Coach Karen McConnell: In her first season both on the Lourdes bench Karen McConnell has a 4-13 (.250) record. Overall as a women's collegiate head coach, McConnell has a 284-260 (.522) record in her 21st season. She is only the second head coach in Lourdes program's history.
Series Notes: Lourdes holds a 2-1 advantage all-time in the series with Lawrence Tech. The Gray Wolves are 1-0 against the Blue Devils in Southfield, Mich., winning 76-63 on Nov. 17, 2012, the first meeting ever between the two schools. Davenport is 5-0 all-time against Lourdes in a series that dates back to Jan. 4, 2012 following a win earlier this season in Grand Rapids, Mich. The Panthers are 2-0 against the Gray Wolves at Tam-o-Shanter.
Earlier This Season: Lawrence Tech picked up its first victory ever against Lourdes on Nov. 16, defeating the Gray Wolves 67-62 at Tam-o-Shanter in the WHAC opener for both schools. Tiffani Blackman tallied a double-double with 17 points and 10 rebounds for Lourdes while Tarynn Hampton added 13 points and nine boards. Brenda Davis came off of the bench to pace the Blue Devils with 20 points. Davenport used a 23-0 run midway through the first half to break open the game on the way to a 96-61 victory over the Gray Wolves on Nov. 23 in Grand Rapids. Lauren Tilden went 6-of-9 from three-point range to lead Lourdes with 20 points while Hampton added 18 points and 11 boards. Tiesha Stokes led then second-ranked Davenport with 17 points, making 8-of-9 shots from the floor.
Wrapping Up Last Week: On Wednesday evening Lourdes had four players score in double figures but came away on the short end of a 73-64 score against Northwestern Ohio in Lima. Tarynn Hampton led the Gray Wolves with 16 points while Lauren Tilden and Tiffany Scott each added 13 points. Free throws proved to be the difference on Saturday afternoon as Lourdes dropped a 59-49 decision to Cornerstone at Tam-o-Shanter. The Gray Wolves shot just 51.9% (14-of-27) from the line while the Golden Eagles connected at an 81.8% (18-of-22) clip. Scott led Lourdes with 12 points while Tilden added 11 more.
Scouting Lawrence Tech: The Blue Devils have lost two straight games following an 89-54 setback at Concordia (Mich.) on Saturday afternoon. Allison Bicknell leads three players averaging double figures, scoring 12.5 points per game. Hali Butler adds 11.0 points per night while grabbing a team-best 5.6 rebounds per contest. Jacki Hood chips in 10.2 points per game. Lawrence Tech is holding teams to 27.4% shooting from three-point range.
Scouting Davenport: The Panthers enter the week having won 11 straight games following a 73-53 victory at Indiana Tech on Saturday. Davenport hosts Marygrove on Wednesday before traveling to Lourdes. Tiesha Stokes leads the Panthers in scoring and rebounding, averaging 13.9 points per contest while grabbing 7.4 rebounds. She is shooting 64.7% from the floor, best in NAIA Division II. Davenport ranks third in the nation in scoring margin, outscoring the opposition by 25.7 points per game.
Midway Through, Sort Of: Wednesday's game at Lawrence Tech marks the 11th of 22 Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference games this season. However, it also marks the beginning of the second round of conference play, as the Gray Wolves have yet to play Siena Heights. Lourdes will play the Saints twice in a five-game span which will not take place until early February.
Going the Distance: Lauren Tilden never left the court the entire week, playing all 80 minutes against Northwestern Ohio and Cornerstone. On Wednesday she scored 13 points in the loss at Northwestern Ohio before tallying 11 points in her effort against Cornerstone. The efforts mark the second and third time this season that Tilden played all 40 minutes, and for the year she is averaging 37.0 minutes per contest.
Crashing the Glass: Tarynn Hampton ranks second in all of NAIA Division II averaging 4.7 offensive rebounds per game. Hampton ranks ninth overall in total rebounding, averaging 10.4 rebounds per night. Hampton has had at least six rebounds in every game this year, and has seven double figure rebound efforts, and 12 games of nine or more boards. Her season-high is 25 against Michigan-Dearborn. As a team Lourdes ranks ninth in the nation pulling down 15.9 offensive rebounds per contest, and its +3.8 rebounding margin is 29th best in the country.
Captains Named: Lourdes has two captains on the roster this season. Serving in the leadership role for 2013-2014 are Tiffani Blackman and Tiffany Scott. Blackman is a two-time team captain while Scott is in her first season as a team captain.
This and That: Five different players have led Lourdes in scoring this year ... Courtney Slepko has yet to miss a free throw on the season (10-for-10) ... the Gray Wolves are facing their fourth ranked opponent of the year and 15th all-time (1-14) ... the loss to Cornerstone was the first time this year the Gray Wolves were defeated when shooting better than the opposition from the floor.


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65 local children in Missoula Childrens Theatre Production tonight
The Missoula Children's Theatre touring production of The Tortoise Versus the Hare will will be presented this evening at 7 p.m. at the Midwest Theater. 65 children actors from The North Platte Valley will be taking part in the production along with two Actor-Directors from the Missoula Children's Theatre
The production is complete with costumes, scenery, props and makeup. Tickets are on sale now, $7.00 non-members, $5.00 members/students, and can be purchased online at www.nebraskarts.com or at the Midwest Theater.
The Missoula Children's Theatre residency in Scottsbluff is co-presented locally by West Nebraska Arts Center and the Midwest Theater with support from the Nebraska Arts Council, Nebraska Cultural Endowment, the Panhandle Shrine Club, and McDonalds.
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