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Mountain film festivals at posh ski resorts are nothing new. Watch any gossip website for long enough and you'll see celebs in ski boots at Sundance and A-listers loitering around Telluride. The Banff Mountain Film Festival Tour sets its sights a little higher, altitudinally speaking. Set in the beautiful Canadian Rockies on the banks of Lake Louise, the little Alberta town hosts its titular festival each year and is kind enough to send its best films on the road to those of us closer to sea level. The festival stays true to its mountain roots, as each film selected for the traveling festival focuses on mountain culture -- skiing, climbing, paddling and surviving the elements. The tour stops at the Hi-Pointe Theatre (1005 McCausland Avenue; 314-995-6273) Wednesday, March 28, and Thursday, March 29. Tickets are $15 to see a selection of short films that changes from night to night. For more information, visit www.banffcentre.ca/mountainfestival/worldtour.
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Charlotte Book Club
Meetings at Charlotte Cafe
4127 Park Road
Charlotte, NC 28209
(704) 523-0431
Since 2006, Charlotte Book Club members have been sharing a new book of fiction or non-fiction every month, and enjoying the opportunity to make new friends along the way. Currently, this group lists 196 readers. The website states that the group goals are to, "Meet new people, socialize, exchange ideas, have a great time and read some books that maybe we wouldn't have chosen for ourselves had we been alone wandering at Borders." Books are selected through a voting system, and these readers tend to stay away from mysteries. Meetings are held the third Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at the Charlotte Cafe in the Park Road Shopping Center. Join the conversation through the club's Facebook page or meetup.com page.
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The International House Book Club
322 Hawthorne Lane
Charlotte, NC 28204
(704) 333-8099
The International House Book Club, started in 2006, boasts 193 readers. It meets on a monthly basis to discuss works that present vistas outside of Charlotte. Meetings are enhanced by cuisine representing the location of the book being discussed. Future voyages this year will take readers to Mexico, India, Norway, Venice, Yugoslavia and Brazil.
Park Road Books
4139 Park Road
Charlotte, NC 28209
(704) 525-9239
Park Road Books, established in 1977, is a popular site for Charlotte bibliophiles. Burleson, who runs the store, indicates that its customer base includes 50 to 60 groups. There are book clubs meeting in churches, at the public library and other creative venues. Three book clubs meet at Park Road Books location on a regular basis. The store has a club, and there is also a food and cook book club. Anyone is welcome to attend if they happen to be browsing in the store. The Mint Museum's book club also meets at this location. The Park Road Books' website calendar indicates a healthy schedule of events, including authors reading from their works.
Sistah's Book Club
Founded in 2008, the Sistah's Book Club has 138 readers who focus on African American authors. New members may join through its meetup.com site or Facebook page. The annual dues are $10 which is menial for the wealth of education you will receive from these focused books. The club's meetup.com website indicates, "…we do not focus on the popular urban genre reads, however if you believe that reading others' life experiences enhances your own, then this is the book club for you!" The Facebook site shows a trail of interesting comments by some knowledgeable women of color.
South Charlotte Book Social
South Charlotte Book Social meets at different locations in the Southpark, Ballantyne and Arboretum areas. This organization, started in 2010, has an impressive 232 readers. Bi-monthly discussions, over a meal and beverages, are dedicated to fiction or non-fiction writings. Newcomers are welcomed, even if they arrive while the second half of the book is being discussed. April's meetings were dedicated to Walter Issacson's work on Steve Jobs, and in May the focus was on Juliet Ashton's "Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society" and "Creepers" by David Morrell.
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Pronunciation: /ˌsemēˈmänəˌkōk, -ˌkäk, ˌsemˌī- /
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If you ever wished you had a handy guide to K-Pop, a textbook for a "K-Pop 101″ if you will, then you'll want to grab a copy of the new book, "K-Pop Now: The Korean Music Revolution." Whether you're new to K-Pop and could use an easy yet thorough guidebook or you're a K-Pop veteran who needs help explaining to friends and family what K-Pop is and how awesome it is, "K-Pop Now" would be your go-to book.
"K-Pop Now" was written by Mark James Russell, a writer and K-Pop specialist who has written about the subject for Billboard and The Hollywood Reporter, among other publications. With his extensive connections and experience in the Korean music scene, Mark Russell is a reliable authority on what was, is, and will become K-Pop.
The book is full of useful information about K-Pop, and it features 34+ artists (males groups, female groups, and solo artists)


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The Living End Lyrics
Chris Cheney - Vocals and guitar
Scott Owen - Upright bass and vocals
Trav Demsey - Drums
The Living End's story is already Australian rock'n'roll
folklore. It's an inspirational tale of punk ethos, classic
songwriting values and road-hardened live energy striking a
blistering chord with a massive audience. No compromise, no
prisoners, no worries.
The legacy of the Melbourne trio's phenomenal self-titled
1998 debut are enough to give any band the second album
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Scott Owen - Upright bass and vocals
Trav Demsey - Drums
The Living End's story is already Australian rock'n'roll
folklore. It's an inspirational tale of punk ethos, classic
songwriting values and road-hardened live energy striking a
blistering chord with a massive audience. No compromise, no
prisoners, no worries.
The legacy of the Melbourne trio's phenomenal self-titled
1998 debut are enough to give any band the second album
heebie-jeebies: #1 debut, five times platinum, five hit
songs More...
Submit The Living End New Lyrics
- 'Til The End Lyrics
- 10:15 Saturday Night Lyrics
- 21st Century Lyrics
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- Astoria Paranoia Lyrics
- Away From The City Lyrics
- Beware The Moon Lyrics
- Black Cat Lyrics
- Blinded Lyrics
- Blood On Your Hands Lyrics
- Bloody Mary Lyrics
- Blue Moon Of Kentucky Lyrics
- Bringin' It All Back Home Lyrics
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- CIA Lyrics
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- Dirty Man Lyrics
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- From Here On In Lyrics
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- Have They Forgotten Lyrics
- Headlines Lyrics
- Heatwave Lyrics
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Review about The Living End songs
Unoriginal Lyric Set Review Title | Reviewer: Rook------ About the song I Want A Day performed by The Living End
You know, I always thought the lyrics went "sometimes I'm sick of being in a ru-
I want a day..." Where the word "rush" was cut off, which I thought was incredibly clever. Moreover, it fits better in the themes of time. Regardless, this is a pretty catchy song, perhaps not their strongest, but certainly up there.
The truth of MARY | Reviewer: Sariyah------ About the song Bloody Mary performed by The Living End
It was night and me and my causin Kiki went in the bathroom we flushed the toilet one and said her name 3 times with the door looked then we stayed there I tail we here'd boom we seen her face and here then she steered at us right in the eye than she haunted us and she said until we DIED
don't do this | Reviewer: tia------ About the song Bloody Mary performed by The Living End
the story about bloody mary!
onces a ago lived a old man and his gradson and there cat thay both went in the bath room and the lights went out!! .... the little boy told the gradfather a story becauses they were locked and he found candles so on ... he told the gradfather that his best friend told him and story about [BLOODY MARY] and he said that his best fiend should never do it BUT he tried it so did the gradfather the NEXT day his best friend came in there thay were DIED.................. so on next time bye
HE,SHE or YOU | Reviewer: trish murray-mcdonald------ About the song Prisoner On the Inside performed by The Living End
i watched the show and loved it ... im not sure about the beginning of the song...... i thought it started off as..... he used to bring me roses..... some say its you used to bring me roses..... it could be sung with HE,SHE or YOU, but which is it.....
'Til the end | Reviewer: Allyson------ About the song 'Til The End performed by The Living End
The Living End is really good at composing the best songs! This song is particularly cool because of it's repetitiveness and forcefulness, especially in the chorus. But i guess all songs be that band are like that. I love it!
This song is pretty great | Reviewer: Walter------ About the song Carry Me Home performed by The Living End
I agree with the other reviewers, here. This song is by far one of the best guitar songs I have heard, the lyrics could be a bit controversial, but as another poster said, who cares? The singing's great to match the guitars, so what is there not to love about this song? It was also on Guitar Hero, of course, which is how I learned about it, and it was, of course, damn near impossible there as well. Anyways, guys. This is a great song, none of you out there should avoid it/miss it.
Great Cowboy song! | Reviewer: Tommy------ About the song Lone Ranger performed by The Living End
This has to be one of the most amusing songs TLE have ever done, It's all about Cowboys! It's great, shame it is'nt a single though :/
But it is a B-Side!
Great song by a great band!
All time FAV living end song! | Reviewer: Tommy------ About the song Tabloid Magazine performed by The Living End
the videos great, the song is fucking awsome, the band are great, and they are from australia! what more could you want!?
(that is a retorical question)
goin to see them on 20th of august =D
an epic!! | Reviewer: Slash J.------ About the song The Room performed by The Living End
The Room is a one of a kind song for a few reasons:
1) on a CD that went in a more mainstream direction for TLE this song is really the most NON mainstream song in their collection
2) its 8:00 long! No Punk song even comes close to being 8:00 which proves yet again how diverse and technical TLE really is and how excellent of a Guitarist Chris Cheney is
3) It has 5 movements in the song: starts soft picking to acoustic strumming to a ska/bouncy verse to a rock chorus to a very weird country/swing solo all in this 8:00 span, key changes and all!
4) And the meaning is very insightful as well, not a bunch of cliches about love and such.
Carry Me Home | Reviewer: Miriam------ About the song Carry Me Home performed by The Living End
amazing song....insane guitar playin.... the words haha controversial but who cares ... u try and play this song! impossible lol
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What is a cataract?
A cataract is a clouding of the lens inside the eye. Most cataracts occur as part of the aging process, but there are other causes as well. According to the American Society for Cataract and Refractive Surgery (ASCRS), more than half of all Americans over age 60 have cataracts.
What are the symptoms of cataracts?
There are several cataract symptoms, which typically occur gradually over weeks, months or even years. These include:
- Blurred vision
- Poor night vision
- Colors appearing less vivid or "washed out"
- Glare and halos around lights at night
- "Ghost images" around objects
- Sensitivity to light
- The need for frequent changes to your glasses prescription
- The need for brighter light when reading
Cataracts do not cause discomfort, eye redness, itchiness or the feeling that something is "in" the eye (known as a foreign body sensation). These symptoms suggest some other type of eye problem may exist, not cataracts.
What are risk factors for cataracts?
The exact cause of age-related cataracts is not fully understood, but oxidative stress caused by unstable molecules called free radicals appears to play a significant role. Smoking and ultraviolet (UV) radiation are two sources of free radicals, and both have also been associated with a greater risk for cataracts.
Besides advancing age, smoking and long-term exposure to the sun's harmful UV rays, other risk factors for cataract development include:
- Previous eye injury or inflammation
- Exposure to other types of ionizing radiation
- Diabetes
- Prolonged use of corticosteroids
- Previous eye surgery
What's involved in cataract surgery?
Cataract eye surgery is the only treatment for cataracts.
In cataract surgery, the cloudy natural lens is removed and replaced with an artificial intraocular lens (IOL) to restore vision. The surgery takes only about fifteen minutes and is usually performed under local anesthesia on an outpatient basis. Shortly after surgery, you can have someone drive you home.
The severity of your cataract and how much it affects your visual acuity and daily activities determines when to consider cataract surgery. If you have only a mild cataract that was detected during a routine eye exam, you may not notice any vision problems associated with it. In these cases, your eye doctor usually will recommend monitoring the cataract with routine eye exams and will not recommend cataract surgery until the lens opacity worsens.
Cataracts can change quickly, or they can remain relatively stable for months or years. Between exams, it's a good idea to check your vision one eye at a time by looking at a familiar distant object outside your home. If your vision in the eye with the cataract changes suddenly, see your eye doctor immediately to see if cataract surgery is indicated.
What types of intraocular lenses are available?
There are several types of intraocular lenses (IOLs) used in cataract surgery. Make sure you have adequate time to discuss your IOL options with your cataract surgeon prior to your cataract removal surgery.
Intraocular lenses available for use in cataract surgery include:
Aspheric IOLs
Aspheric IOLs gradually changes in power from the center of the lens outward, to more closely mimic the non-spherical shape of the eye's natural lens. Aspheric IOLs reduce a common optical error called spherical aberration and may provide sharper vision than conventional IOLs, especially at night.
Toric IOLs
Toric IOLs correct astigmatism as well as nearsightedness and farsightedness. If you have a significant amount of astigmatism prior to cataract surgery, a toric IOL may reduce or even eliminate your need for prescription glasses after surgery.
Accommodating IOLs
Accommodating IOLs have the ability to shift position slightly inside your eye during focusing effort, reducing your need for reading glasses after your cataract surgery. Crystalens (Bausch & Lomb) is one brand of accommodating IOL used in cataract surgery.
Multifocal IOLs
Like multifocal eyeglasses, multifocal IOLs have more than one lens power to help you see clearly at all distances. When used in cataract surgery, a multifocal IOL can reduce your need for reading glasses after the procedure. AcrySof IQ ReSTOR (Alcon), ReZoom (Abbott Medical Optics) and Tecnis Multifocal IOL (Abbott Medical Optics) are brands of multifocal IOLs that are approved for cataract surgery in the United States.
How long does it take to recover from cataract surgery?
Cataract surgery is one of the most frequently performed surgical procedures in the United States, and it typically is very safe and effective. Complications are rare, and significant complications occur in less that one percent of cataract removal procedures.
Most people recover from cataract surgery quickly and can return to their normal routine within a few days. Post-operative discomfort usually is minimal.
Your cataract surgeon will prescribe medications for you to use after surgery to keep your eye comfortable and to prevent infection and inflammation during your cataract surgery recovery.
After surgery, your eye will be covered with a protective shield and you will be instructed to wear the eye shield at bedtime so you don't accidentally rub or bump your eye during sleep.
You may see better immediately after your cataract operation, but expect it to take six to eight weeks for your eyesight to reach its best level of visual acuity. You may need eyeglasses after cataract surgery for optimum vision, but many people can see quite well without glasses for many tasks after cataract surgery. This is particularly true if you choose a multifocal IOL for your surgery.
What are the risks of cataract surgery?
Though complications during and after cataract surgery are rare, you should be fully aware of all cataract surgery risks before you sign a consent form for surgery.
Cataract surgery risks and possible complications include:
- Infection
- Dislocation of the IOL
- Elevated eye pressure that could lead to glaucoma
- Detached retina
- Swelling of the cornea
- Droopy eyelids (ptosis)
Ask your surgeon to discuss possible cataract surgery complications and your specific risks prior to surgery. And if you experience a sudden change in your vision or the appearance or comfort of your eye after surgery, contact your eye doctor or your cataract surgeon immediately.
How much does cataract surgery cost?
Your cataract surgery cost depends on many factors, including the type of vision insurance or medical insurance you have, the surgeon you choose, the type of intraocular lens you choose and the amount of your post-operative care that is included in the cataract surgery fees.
According to a report prepared by a leading eyecare industry analyst, the mean cost of cataract surgery in the United States in early 2009 was just under $3,400 per eye (if you had no insurance and paid the entire amount yourself). Cataract surgery with an accommodating IOL or a multifocal IOL cost approximately $4,000 per eye.
Medicare and many other insurance programs cover most of the cost associated with basic cataract surgery. But if you choose premium IOLs like those noted above, you will be required to pay the added fee for these lenses yourself.
When calculating your total cataract surgery costs, remember that you may need prescription eyeglasses or reading glasses after cataract surgery. Check with your insurance provider to see if the cost of these glasses is covered by your policy.
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July 4th Fireworks
Ramona resident Gail Edwards captured this photograph of the Fourth of July fireworks from Grace Community Church on Barger Place. It includes the flagpole Troop 679 Scout Travis Stevens designed as his Eagle Scout project and recently installed outside the church. Edwards used a Canon 5DM2 camera, mounted on a tripod, with a 24-105mm lens, 1-second exposure at f/7.1, and a shutter release.
For more about the Eagle Scout project, see article and photos on this website.
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BOURBON ŌĆö The Triton School Board heard the annual report on Triton athletics from Mason McIntyre, director of athletics, during its first meeting of 2011.
McIntyre began his remarks saying that he added a phrase to the Vision and Mission Statement. The addition reads: The Trojan Way: 15 Sports, ONE team.
McIntyre said 15 years ago, Triton had 13 varsity sports and now they have 15. He also explained that 15 years ago, coaches served as trainers with very little supplies. Now, the school has a full-time certified athletic trainer on site with needed supplies.
BREMEN ŌĆö An amazing seven-year journey culminated in a big payoff last month for Josh Gramm. At the end of a path which zig-zagged across the country, the 2003 Bremen High School graduate was presented his Air Force pilotŌĆÖs wings in a ceremony at Sheppard Air Force Base in Texas.
Gramm, an admitted ŌĆ£overachiever,ŌĆØ didnŌĆÖt get where he is today by accident. As a motivated student at BHS, he finished No. 2 in his class academically while competing in three sports and being active in multiple clubs.
The Plymouth Water Department was busy fixing a service line that had broken on North Michigan Street between Harrison Street and North Street Friday. According to Eric Keilmann of the Plymouth Water Department, a water main on East Garro Street by the FarmersŌĆÖ Market broke and had to be repaired as well.
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Jan. 14, 2011
MEDARYVILLE ŌĆö Leroy Garmany, 75, of Medaryville, died Friday, Jan. 14, 2011 at his residence.
He is survived by his brothers, Leonard Garmany of Monticello and Raymond Garmany of St. John.
A memorial will be held at a later date.
Burial will follow at Chapel Lawn Cemetery, Schererville.
Nusbaum-Elkin Funeral Home, 408 Roosevelt Road, Walkerton, assisted the family with arrangements.
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June 12, 1948 ŌĆō Jan. 13, 2011
GRIFFITH ŌĆö Karen M. Wood, 62, of Griffith, passed away at 8:24 p.m., at the Riley Residence in Munster.
Karen was born June 12, 1948 in Hammond, to Max and Helen (Cromley) Sechner Jr.┬ĀAfter her motherŌĆÖs death, her father was later married to Eleanor Sechner.
She was a 1966 graduate of Griffith High School and attended one year of college.┬ĀOn May 13, 1976 Karen was married to Michael Wood in Kankakee, Ill.┬ĀHe preceded her in death.
BOURBON ŌĆö TritonŌĆÖs 5-3 start to the season was anything but overwhelming, especially considering the level of expectations placed on the Class A third-ranked three-peat sectional champs.
The good news for the Trojans is they seem to be regaining some of their former swagger. And that was bad news Saturday night for Culver.
The past few Bi-County Tournaments have seemed like something of a foregone conclusion, with Oregon-Davis topping the pile four straight years. With four-time tourney MVP Gabbi Minix and the rest of that dynasty long gone, however, this yearŌĆÖs 34th annual girls tilt could be the end of an era.
Just not if the Bobcats have anything to say about.
PLYMOUTH ŌĆö Plymouth hung tough with LaPorte for a half, but the Slicers turned it up after the break.
The Pilgrims held a slight, 25-23 advantage over the visitors at halftime, but they were outscored 17-9 in the third quarter on their way to a 54-56 nonconference loss at The Rock Saturday.
LAKEVILLE ŌĆö Four games ago, LaVille opted to convert senior Kaitlyn Kopetski into a super sub.
Four consecutive wins later, the move looks like a stroke of genius.
In the latest installment Kopetski, a 5-foot-11 forward, hit 11 of 13 from the charity stripe en route to a season-high 21 points, pulled in nine rebounds, and handed out three assists to power the Lancers to a 53-46 Northern State Conference girls basketball win over visiting Knox at Dale E. Cox Gymnasium Saturday.
PLYMOUTH ŌĆö The list of accomplished Plymouth alums is a long one. Don and Evelyn Heim, members of the class of 1958 could likely take accolades for two different careers.
Both had acclaimed careers in the aerospace industry, and even with the high pressure demands of their jobs also raised three daughters. For the era in which they achieved both, they were a non-traditional family indeed.


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May 29, 2013Wow!!! What a wonderful, dark record. To be honest I didn't expect this to be this good, but it is indeed flawless, might actually be one of the best albums I heard this year. "No Eyes" is breathtaking.
May 29, 2013This album is beautifully crafted. It's dark, intimate, poetic and so sincere. There is not a song i don't like on this one, from the electronic piano ballad "ironworks", through the synth-popish "No eyes" (with the immortal line: "It's not a matter of if you mean it, but it is only a matter of come and me") till the glitchy and industrially infused "Earth Death" This album is nearly perfect in my opinion. Gonna place it high in the best albums 2013 list. His a brilliant lyricist, classically trained musician that is making amazing IDM. 9/10.… Expand
Jun 21, 2013Bath's (technically) third effort, Obsidian, grants listeners with a rare vantage point to witness the growth of an artist in both their music and personal lives. After releasing what is essentially an album of B-sides during a 2011 tour, Will Wiesenfeld, the mind and man behind Baths, has graced us with the supremely dark and intrinsically real album the product of time spent penning while notably ill. You can probably take a hint from the album cover which features what appears to be a coal miner holding another, in grief.
In this release, we see a stray from the more poppy glitch beats of Cerulean, and venture into darkness filled with wandering piano notes, and a combination of synthesized and actual percussion instruments this evolution was as largely brought about because of Wiesenfeld's desire to play with a full band, as it was because of his mental or emotional state during sickness. It's evident from the very first track, "Worsening." The lyrics begin, whispered, "Birth was like a fat black tongue Dripping tar and dung and dye Slowly into my eyes I might walk upright But then again I still might try to die…" The refrain is just as unsettling, with Wiesenfeld building to a wail, "Where is God when you hate him most When the mouths in the Earth come to bite at my robes Hell that sits below, of you would do well to bellow At the cold, the lifeless, the worsening souls." The sounds are fleeting, and the listener feels a sense of despair, but somehow is proud of it. It's an odd journey listening to this song, to be sure, and I'd say that's a pretty apt description for the following 9 songs as well.
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Jun 6, 2013This album is truly a treat. I had high expectations for Wiesenfield as I adored Cerulean. He truly outdoes himself. Obsidian is filled with wonderful melodies (see "Ironworks"), off beat feels (see "No Past Lives") and gruesomely personal lyrics ("No Eyes," "Incompatible"). Not only has this album been great as a stand alone masterpiece, but it fits perfectly into music today. It contains universal themes about despair, love, and pain. With hope, this glorious album is not the creative peak for the endlessly inventive 24-year-old, but if it is he has given us the Album of the Year. There is no music like this today. It is original, emotional, dark, twisted, and beautiful. Thank You Mr. Wiesenfield, thank you.… Expand
Jun 2, 2013I'm not particularly know Baths' releases and this is my first time listening to any of his works. "Obsidian" is somewhat a dark piece of LP. It fuses minimal electro music with pieces of what it feels like post music scene and Icelandish music. From Jonsi-like electro piano ballad "Ironworks" to the ominous electrobeat "Worsening", its an LP that apparent on drawing many influence, yet somehow feels darkly original. Definitely worth tons of spin. Highlight tracks: Miasma Sky, Worsening, Ironworks, Inter.… Expand
Aug 24, 2013Unsuccessful attempt at making a emotionally 'darker' electronic album. Everything sounds out-dated and uninteresting; for god's sake it sounds like he literally rips off Nine Inch Nails on a track or two.
Mind you, I was blown away by the eclectic adventures into sound on Cerulean, but Baths really dropped the ball on this album. Not to mention the sound quality is a bit grating overall, the mastering just doesn't sound right! I've attempted to listen to this album in my car, on headphones, on my turntable hi-fi system at home and after the first 3 tracks I find it hard to continue listening.
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Jul 21, 2013An ugly, twisted, challenging, depraved electronic singer-songwriter album. My only complaint is that Will's voice is a little too pedestrian, but he makes up for it with some of this year's best lyrics and very imaginative arrangements.
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Jul 12, 2013I buy a good percentage of what anticon puts out, but I found this a little bland and "pretty" by comparison to other label favorites like Doseone and Serengeti. I suppose it's well-made, but it's just not for me. 7 because I like it but it didn't blow me out of the water.
Oct 10, 2013A beautifully dark masterpiece. Incredible instrumentals that make you feel. Will's lyrics and interpretation of dark romance and thoughts of dying capture you. Only flaw is that its to vocal heavy, even if his voice is beautiful, It takes away some of the power that his instrumentals show.
Jul 23, 2013Obsidian makes for a totally immersive plunge and, depending on where you are with your own head when you listen, either a welcome gulp of fresh air in recognition or a chance to hold your breath and dive deeply into life's darker materials until you have to come back up again.
Jul 10, 2013The fatalistic and darkening Gothic moods bring out some of the shiniest elements of his prodigious talent and imagination. [Aug 2013, p.67]
Jul 1, 2013This is an extremely strong, varied follow-up from an artist who is yet to fulfil his potential.


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WASHINGTON – U.S. factories slowed production in January after two solid months of cranking out goods. The weakness mainly reflected a big drop in output at auto factories that is likely temporary.
Manufacturing output fell 0.4 percent in January from December, the Federal Reserve said Friday. The decline followed increases of 1.1 percent in December and 1.7 percent in November.
Overall industrial production edged down 0.1 percent in January compared with December. Output in mining, the category that covers oil and gas drilling, fell 1 percent. Utility output jumped 3.5 percent, as a cold snap led more households to turn up their heat.
Factory output, the most important component of industrial production, was dragged lower by a steep 3.2 percent decline in auto and auto parts production. The auto industry is coming off its best year for sales in five years, one of the few bright spots in an otherwise bleak manufacturing sector. Sales continue to rise, so February data will likely reflect a rebound in production.
Still, many factories outside the auto industry have been hurt by a slowdown in consumer spending and weaker global growth that has dampened demand for U.S. exports.
Economists expect healthier output in 2013, partly because U.S. companies are sitting on large amounts of cash and appear poised to invest some of it in equipment and machinery. Economies in Europe are also healing, and growth in Asia is expected to improve.
Global growth will still be fairly weak this year, which will prevent industry from firing on all cylinders. But there's no denying that industrial conditions have recently improved, said Paul Dales, senior U.S. economist at Capital Economics.
A second report Friday showed that manufacturing activity in the New York area posted a big gain in February.
The New York Federal Reserve's Empire State survey rose to 10.04 in February, compared with a negative 7.78 in January. It was the biggest one-month improvement in this index in more than two years.
And a closely watched survey released earlier this month suggests overall manufacturing conditions are improving. Manufacturing activity grew last month at the fastest pace since April, according to the Institute for Supply Management.
Factories saw growth in new orders, hired more workers and boosted their stockpiles after two months of declines, the survey noted.
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So, it's been rainy and a bit cold out here in Austin this week. Not that I'm complaining, since I love staying inside and making tasty, hot goodies in the kitchen when it's cold.
You know…yummy things like hot cocoa, Soft Ginger Cookies, Hot Apple Cider and…Chicken and Dumplings!
Chicken and Dumplings is a meal I can't make without thinking about my mom. I first fell in love with the meal in my childhood. My mom would make the chicken stew and add Bisquick dumplings that were so delicious.
Like many meals my mom taught me, she never wrote down a recipe. Everything always just came together.
The way it was supposed to happen.
Well, despite not having her recipe, I have put together what I think is a pretty darn good and easy chicken and dumplings recipe over the years. I don't use condensed Cream of Chicken soup or Bisquick like my mom did, but the stew still comes out thick and hearty and the dumplings still come out light, fluffy and absolutely stick-to-your-bones delicious. Promise.
I use a whole chicken that has been left-over from making my Homemade Chicken Stock. If you don't have a whole, cooked chicken for this purpose (though you should totally try out that stock recipe), you can purchase a Best of the Fryer pack or even just use a couple boneless, skinless chicken breasts and thighs for your recipe. It should all work out fine. Just, in one scenario, you also have delicious, fragrant homemade chicken stock to use in your chicken and dumplings as well. Just saying.
Like with any good chicken and dumplings recipe, this will leave you warm, full and satisfied. Just like mom's.
Here's to staying warm (and full) on a cold winter day! And moms.
- 1 whole chicken, (left-over from making chicken stock; can substitute 3 boneless, skinless chicken breasts and 2 chicken thighs)
- 10 cups homemade chicken stock
- 5 carrots, unpeeled, halved and chopped into quarters
- 1 large yellow onion, diced
- 3 stalks celery, diced
- 5 red potatoes, unpeeled, diced
- 6 tbsp. All-Purpose Flour
- 1 cup milk
- 2 tbsp. fresh parsley, chopped
- 5-8 sprigs fresh thyme, leaves only
- 1½ tsp. kosher salt
- ½ tsp. ground black pepper
- For the dumplings
- 2 cups cake flour (can substitute All-Purpose Flour, but will not be quite as fluffy)
- 2 tsp. baking powder
- ¾ tsp. kosher salt
- ¾ cup milk
- 2 tbsp. unsalted butter, melted
- 1 tsp. dried oregano
- 1 tsp. dried tarragon
- 1 tsp. dried thyme
- Heat chicken stock over medium-high heat in a large stock pot. Add chicken and cook until able to easily shred chicken meat. Remove chicken and let cool. Shred and set aside when cooled.
- Add carrots, onion, celery and potatoes to the chicken stock and cook for 10 minutes.
- In a small bowl, combine flour and milk and stir until no longer lumpy. Add milk mixture to the pot.
- Add shredded chicken, parsley, thyme, kosher salt and pepper and stir to combine. Cook over medium heat, stirring occasionally, until vegetables are tender and sauce is thick and creamy.
- To make the dumplings, in a medium bowl, sift together the cake flour, baking powder and salt. In a separate medium bowl, combine, the wet ingredients (milk and melted butter) with the spices (oregano, tarragon and thyme). Slowly add the wet ingredients to the sifted dry ingredients. Gently mix with wooden spoon until just incorporated. Do not over-mix, as this will cause the dumplings to become less light and fluffy.
- Drop dumpling mixture into the stew in heaping spoonfuls. Cover pot and simmer 15 minutes until cooked through. Do not open the cover of the pot during these 15 minutes. It is important to keep the steam in the pot to cook the dumplings. If, after 15 minutes, the dumplings are not cooked through, cover again and cook for an additional 5-10 minutes.
- For left-overs, add 2-3 cups more chicken stock and cook over medium-high heat. Season with additional kosher salt and/or ground black pepper, to taste.


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An excommunicated Catholic priest has rejected claims he gave Communion to a dog, an assertion backed by the Melbourne Archbishop.
Former priest Greg Reynolds, 60, was removed from the clerical state and excommunicated on September 18, according to the National Catholic Reporter.
The decision to remove Reynolds from the clerical state and excommunicate him came "because of his public teaching on the ordination of women contrary to the teaching of the church and his public celebration of the Eucharist when he did not hold faculties to act publicly as a priest," a letter to priests in the Melbourne Archdiocese read.
He is also accused of giving the holy sacrament to a dog during Mass.
When asked by Fr John Salvano if he gave Communion to a dog, he told the canon lawyer that he did not.
"I did not give a consecrated host to any dog or any animal and never would," Reynolds told NCR in a Sept. 24 email.
In an email to NCR, Archbishop Denis Hart seems to confirm Reynolds account of what transpired.
"From media reports, the archdiocese is aware of the presence of Reynolds where the sacred species were given by another person to an animal. That anyone would feed the Eucharist to an animal is an abomination," Hart said.
Reynolds resigned from active ministry in August 2011 and founded a community called inclusive Catholics. The aim of the organization was to create a safe space for Catholics feeling disenfranchised by the Church to celebrate the Eucharist. A story published in an Australian newspaper in August 2012 about Reynolds and the community claimed a dog had received Communion at one of their liturgies.
The story, published in The Age claimed that a first time visitor to the groups mass arrived late with his German shepherd. During Communion the man reportedly broke off a piece of his host and gave it to his dog.
Reynolds told NCR he found out about the incident after the mass.
"Only a few people observed it, including the journalist," he said.
In a letter to the editor, Harte responded to the report in which he said giving an animal holy Communion is "an abomination."
Reynolds told NCR he had no contact with church officials until "the bombshell last week" when he was excommunicated.
"All they had to do was ask; there are witnesses [to the dog incident]," he said.
"Something seems to have got lost in transit and translation. I would dearly love to know what was Pope Francis told."
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It's a baking hot day. Wouldn't it be nice to have some automated control over your air conditioner, so you don't run up a hefty bill to cool your home while you're stuck at work?
Alarm.com says it has the answer.
The company's emPower security and energy management system now has an "Extreme Temps" feature that relies on weather information to turn up or down your thermostat and automatically save you energy and money.
EmPower lets consumers automate and control their lights, locks and thermostats remotely from a web-enabled computer or cell phone. Since its release a year ago, Alarm.com has continued to enhance emPower with new offerings including its "rules engine" that enables automation rules to be created through simple web and mobile user interfaces.
With Extreme Temps, customers can easily turn on a rule that will automatically set the target temperature of their thermostats based on the forecasted weather in the area. For hot days, users choose an outdoor temperature threshold between 80 and 120 degrees Fahrenheit. If the local weather forecast predicts temperatures exceeding the customer's selected threshold, Alarm.com will automatically increase their thermostat setting by one to nine degrees, enabling customers to save money and reduce their energy consumption on days when their air conditioning system is likely to consume a lot of energy. On cold days, the feature works similarly, with a temperature threshold range from -20 to 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Customers can receive email and text notifications letting them know when Extreme Temps are activated, and can opt out at any time by manually adjusting their thermostat.
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Highlights in the September 2013 issue of The Artist's Magazine include:Learn How to Draw Foreshortened FiguresGuide to 330+ WorkshopsA Sense of Place: Midwest, Southwest, and East Coast LandscapesEvocative Portraits in Watercolor, Pastel, and Oil
Poetry of EarthWhether painting the landscapes of the Southwest or the Canadian Maritimes, Michael Chesley Johnson uses the same array of warm and cool colors. By Maureen Bloomfield
The Heart of the MatterWorking in pastel or watercolor, Mario Andres Robinson searches for the emotion within the character or landscape. By Judith Fairly
Paintings for the PlanetPatricia Traub's monumental figures take their places on a stage shared with vanishing animals. By BJ Foreman
Small WorldsUnderlying Brian Burt's pint-size still lifes and landscapes is the design principle of asymmetry. By Daniel Brown
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The Artist's LifeKevin Cole incorporates men's neckwear into wall sculptures that evoke the ghosts of racial violence; and more. Edited by McKenzie Graham
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The year in Roslyn began with long-awaited road improvements for the Warner/Lincoln Avenue and Round Hill Road sections of Roslyn. It ended with a fire on Old Northern Boulevard, which destroyed a 19th-century building that housed a restaurant. In between, natives of the village continued to showcase their creative talents and another Roslyn native became the First Lady of one of the 50 states.
The road improvements in Roslyn Heights completed a project that began in the early 1990s and did not achieve funding until late 2006. It includes regraded Round Hill Road, added left turns to Roslyn Road, widening Lincoln Avenue, and reconstructing the intersection of Railroad Avenue with Warner and Lincoln Avenues.
In May, voters approved a 2008-09 budget for the Roslyn School District, one that included a 4.62 percent spending increase, along with a 4.90 percent increase in the tax levy, and a 5.95 percent increase in property taxes. New programs, including reading and writing projects, and foreign language studies were also part of the budget. Also in May, Roslyn native Captain James Gregorski led the USS Kearsarge into New York for that city's Fleet Week celebrations.
In July, Roslyn High School dedicated a Courtyard Memorial Garden in memory of four alumni who lost their lives in the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attack as well as two members of the Parent-Faculty Association who died in recent years.
Also that month, a Farmer's Market opened at Christopher Morley Park. In addition, Town of North Hempstead officials unveiled a monument to the Roslyn Rescue and Roslyn Highlands fire companies, one located at Gerry Park in downtown Roslyn.
On the development front, work on Temple Beth Sholom's Early Childhood Center was under way by the summer. In February, the Village of Roslyn Board of Trustees sent environmental findings on the proposed B.I.T.I. residential development in downtown Roslyn, one that would include 80 luxury row house units, to Nassau County officials.
Later, in December, a plan by Lowe's stores to open a megastore at the old Pall Corporation property was first discussed and cancelled. Lowe's made its announcement just as local civic associations were set to discuss and debate the planned megastore.
Roslyn natives are known for their many creative endeavors and 2008 was no exception to such outpourings. In February, Sherri Miller released her debut EP, "Mantra" to excellent review. To showcase the EP, Ms. Miller performed concerts in both Manhattan and Los Angeles. In May, she made a triumphant homecoming with a successful concert at the Bryant Library.
This past year was the centennial of the Vanderbilt Cup Race, an event that helped to speed along road construction in Long Island. To commemorate that race, East Hills resident Howard Kroplick published Vanderbilt Cup Races of Long Island. Kroplick also announced that all author royalties would go to the Roslyn-based CAPS (Child Abuse Prevention Services.)
Norbert Krapf, former Roslyn resident and current poet laureate of his home state of Indiana, continued his prolific ways, publishing Bloodroot, a collection of his poetry from the past 35 years.
Today, the dazzling Park at East Hills stands on ground that for decades belonged the Air National Guard. That base, a product of the Cold War years, has been forgotten, however. In September, Glen Cove resident Jan Klebukowski published The History of the Roslyn Air National Guard Station, a volume complete with prose, photos, and historical documents.
The year 2008 also saw the passing of notable local residents. In February, Helene Fisher, a longtime and highly esteemed English teacher in the Roslyn School District, passed away.
In June, Sylvia Grossman died at age 90. Ms. Grossman's illustrious career included a stint as Deputy Nassau County Attorney, president of the Roslyn School Board, and the founder of two local synagogues.
November saw the unexpected passing of Michael Crichton, certainly the most famous writer to come out of Roslyn since Christopher Morley. Crichton died in early November following a long and courageous struggle with cancer.
A prolific and iconoclastic artist, Crichton wrote 25 novels and four works of non-fiction. He also wrote or directed 10 motion pictures. He was well-known as the creator and executive producer of the television drama, ER. In 1994, Crichton achieved a unique trifecta: He had the nation's No. 1 movie, Jurassic Park; the No. 1 television show, ER; and the top best-selling paperback, Disclosure.
A major theme of Crichton's work was plots in his fiction and films, which "portray scientific advancements going awry," and their resulting worst-case scenarios. Crichton claimed that he was not anti-technology, but he also enjoyed debunking current trends, criticizing, for instance, such popular theories on nuclear winter, the dangers of second-hand smoke, and global warming.
Other awards won by Crichton include an Emmy, a Peabody, Writer's Guild of America award, and The American Association of Petroleum Geologists Journalism Award.
As a major screenwriter, Crichton was also something of a celebrity in Hollywood. In 1992, he was named to the list of the "Fifty Most Beautiful People" by People magazine.
No year is complete without sports news. In January, the Roslyn High School varsity wrestling squad defeated Hewlett High School to win the Nassau County Conference 3B title.
In the fall, the Roslyn Bulldog Boosters sponsored the first ever Friday night game at the renovated Roslyn High School football field. The contest, which took place on Oct. 10, saw a capacity crowd and convincing win by the Bulldogs over archrival Jericho, 30-14.
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The competition capped another successful year for Emily, who is now the top female high school cross country runner in New York State. In 2008, Emily won the 5K New York State Federation title. In early November, she captured her second straight Nassau County cross-country title. Later in the month, she won the New York State cross-country championship, also for the second year in a row.
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Well, that was anti-climactic! The most anticipated Supreme Court patent decision in a number of years turned out to be a bit of a letdown. Don't get me wrong, I was expecting a much worse opinion for patent owners and applicants, but we really waited this long for this opinion?
This is really an instance of bad facts making bad law. As previously noted, Bilski's invention is not a compelling one for Supreme Court review, as the invention sought to patent an application of a method for hedging. The Court was unanimous in holding that Bilski's claims were not directed to patentable subject matter. The separate opinions differed as to the reasoning for this holding.
Justice Kennedy's Opinion
Justice Kennedy chastised the Federal Circuit, writing for the Court that "[t]oday, the Court once again declines to impose limitations on the Patent Act that are inconsistent with the Act's text." The Court held that the statutory text of § 101 and the definition of "process" in § 100(d) do not limit processes to those that pass the Federal Circuit's machine-or-transformation test.
The majority opinion instead mirrored Judge Rader's opinion from the Federal Circuit, where he would hold the claims to be unpatentable simply because they are directed to abstract ideas.
So, what test did the Supreme Court give us to use in place of the machine-or-transformation test? None! That's right. All the Supreme Court did was reiterate that abstract ideas are not patentable. The Court provided no additional guidance as to how to determine patent eligibility. Only the old "laws of nature, physical phenomena, and abstract ideas" are expressly prohibited by Supreme Court precedent.
Justice Stevens, in a separate opinion discussed below, sought to conduct an exhaustive study of English and US judicial precedent to justify that business methods have never been and never will be (?) patentable. A plurality of the Court chides him for not recognizing that the Patent Act is directed to newly emerging technologies. It doesn't make sense to cut off entire fields from patent eligibility ahead of time. Who knows where the next innovations will come from? This section of the Court's opinion only garnered 4 votes and is not precedential. Justice Scalia declined to join the majority in this section.
The majority's opinion also justified patents for business methods based on the enactment of the prior use defense in § 273. Justice Stevens responded to this position by arguing that this statute was only a stopgap and was only enacted by Congress in response to his perceived legislation by the Federal Circuit of the patentability of business method patents in State Street Bank. He also argued that since the statutes were written nearly 50 years apart, the latter cannot possibly be read to help interpret the former.
Justice Stevens' Opinion
Justice Stevens wrote for a 4 member minority of the Court that concurred in the judgment but would have categorically banned business method patents. His opinion on the matter was extensive and included an exhaustive (exhausting) review of precedent discussed above.
Justice Stevens disagreed with the majority that the term "process" in the Patent Act should be defined as an ordinary reader would understand that term. Instead, he argued that the Patent Act is much more complex and that "process" means something special and entirely different from how a member of the public would understand it.
He does rightly criticize the majority on one point: if the word "process" means what it says, why is there an exception for abstract ideas and laws of nature? I agree: why indeed? These issues could be covered by other sections of the Patent Act dealing with prior art, enablement, and definiteness.
Justice Stevens next cites a number of anti-patent commentators to recite a parade of horribles that permitting business methods will cause: they are not necessary to promote innovation or disclosure, they are subject to ambiguity, they impede rather than promote American business, they inhibit legitimate competition and innovation, they cannot be properly examined by the PTO because there is no body of prior art, etc., etc.
Some of the language of his opinion is interesting:
If business methods could be patented, then many business decisions, no matter how small, could be potential patent violations.
Isn't this exactly what the majority did, permit the patenting of business methods?
Justice Breyer's Opinion
Justice Breyer also wrote separately, concurring in the judgment. He joined Justice Stevens' opinion, but wrote separately to garner Justice Scalia's vote. His opinion emphasized four points:
- § 101 is broad, but not limitless;
- the machine-or-transformation test has been repeatedly used by the Supreme Court to determine patent eligibility;
- the machine-or-transformation test has never been the sole test for patent eligibility; and
- State Street's "useful, tangible result" test was never endorsed by the Supreme Court.
Business method patents just dodged a bullet. Many had speculated that Justice Stevens would write the opinion and that it would be devastating to patentees and patent applicants.
I believe that was what was about to happen. Justice Stevens' opinion appears to have been written as a majority opinion. He appears to have lost the fifth vote, as demonstrated by his statement that "if business methods could be patented." Perhaps Justice Scalia change his mind? Why? We will probably never know if this is even true, much less which justice changed position or why.
After reading the opinion of the Court one wonders why it even took the case. Perhaps the anti-business method side could only garner the four necessary votes to grant cert and expected to get a fifth going forward.
At the end of the day, we are nearly at the status quo that we were prior to Bilski. Perhaps things are a bit tighter because business method patents and applications may get a bit more scrutiny.
The machine-or-transformation test was a test, but not the sole test, prior to this case. It is again a test, but not the sole test, to determine patent eligibility.
All that we know with certainty is that "laws of nature, physical phenomena, and abstract ideas" are not eligible for patents. Thanks, we knew that before.


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There have been many random acts of kindness displayed by Wally Buono during his run as chief magistrate with the B.C. Lions, but to the self-described benevolent dictator and GM of the CFL club, it does not currently extend to Jabar Westerman.
In fact, after Provincial Court proceedings in his common assault charge Wednesday were held over to Sept. 22, it seemed as if Buono was more worked up than ever about what he knows about the incident, in which Westerman is alleged to have thrown a punch at a Vancouver nightclub bouncer.
He's still scheduled to dress Friday when the Lions play host to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats at B.C. Place Stadium, even though he was excused and his team was experimenting with a different front without him at practice.
But Buono still isn't buying that the Lions are simply dealing with a 25-year-old defensive lineman in a wrong place, wrong time scenario.
There was a contrast as to what's acceptable conduct for Buono, and it came to him when he spotted his grandson playing with fellow children off to one side after practice on Wednesday.
"[Westerman's] not that young. See my grandson over there? That's a young guy. A 25-year-old [like Westerman] who has been around professional sports, who understands the pressure you are under but also the expectations …. I'm 64; I've never done that," said Buono, referencing the alleged punch.
"I'm very pragmatic and a benevolent dictator. I understand when someone is in your face. I'll listen to that. I have a no issue with a guy defending himself. Be cool, turn your back and leave. If you get physically handled, you're going to defend yourself."
What the general manager isn't interested in hearing is an act of contrition.
"I don't want to have a well-read statement. I don't want to have 'I'm sorry', " he said. "When I hear 'I'm sorry', I really don't care. The right thing to do is to have your actions speak for you."
A club source familiar with the proceedings said Westerman could have the charge dropped if he completes an anger management course and does some community service work in time for his next court date.
However, the sharp tenor of Buono's comments might make it difficult for Westerman to remain with the club through the final season of his three-year contract.
"If he doesn't dress, it really doesn't have anything to do too much with the repetitions he missed [Wednesday]," coach Mike Benevides said, adding it was Buono who would determine Westerman's long-term future with the Lions.
It's clear the Lions would like to take a stronger stand, but are limited to a monetary fine under terms of the CFL's collective bargaining agreement, providing players report to work.
"What I would have hoped is that the CBA would have given us a bit more latitude," Buono said.
As countless athletes before Westerman have discovered, the job description of a CFL player also includes becoming a role model, even if it is unwanted or unfair.
"I don't think it's unfair," said Lions teammate Marco Iannuzzi, a 27-year-old married father of three who is involved in numerous philanthropic endeavours in the Lower Mainland.
"You have a bull's-eye on your back. If you're out in public places you gotta know it's unfortunate, but you can't just be a kid again and do stupid things like your friends can do and get away with it. It forces you to grow up faster.
"The one thing that covers it for me is that the kids are watching. Kids can be looking or reading about you even if they aren't up at the time of day when you're doing something silly. If it's something you wouldn't tell kids, it's something you shouldn't be doing."
There's still a support network for Westerman with the Lions even if they would like to suspend him for a game.
"Sometimes things happen and you get caught up in situations. We have a great setting for guys to have shoulders to lean on, so when something happens we rally behind them and hope for the best," linebacker Jamall Johnson said.
It may, however, take a bit of work to assuage the top of the Lions food chain, as it is clear to Buono that the team has taken a collective black eye, even if the charge is ultimately dropped.
"It doesn't matter. The behaviour, the attention, it's not positive," Buono said of Westerman. "He's at a crossroads. Which road does he take? That's up to him, not to me."


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