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During their show at House of Vans in Brooklyn late last month, Pitchfork.tv caught up with Baroness for a new installment of "+1". In addition to performing their Yellow & Green highlight "March to the Sea", they talked about the aftermath of last year's bus accident and their return to touring.
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Photos by Trent Maxwell. Above: Iceage
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Watch Baroness Play Their First Full-Band Song Since Bus Accident
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Photo by Doug Seymour
Last night, Baroness made the first stop on their first U.S. tour since last year's near-fatal bus crash in England. It was also their first show with bassist Nick Jost and drummer Sebastian Thomson. Below, watch footage of them playing the Yellow & Green track "Take My Bones Away" in Philadelphia (via Stereogum).
Baroness Extend North American Tour
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Photo by Doug Seymour
Baroness have extended their upcoming U.S. tour, their first trip since last year's near-fatal bus crash in England. The newly-added dates will take them around North America throughout August accompanied by Royal Thunder. The band shared a video with the announcement, below, in which John Baizley calls tour his "rehab" and asserts his extreme disinterest in exploiting the sympathy of his fans.
Baroness Relief Auction Begins Monday
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Photo by Jimmy Hubbard
It's nearly nine months since Baroness' tour bus crashed over a viaduct in Bath, England, leaving the band members with severe injuries and huge medical bills. In order to help the band with those costs, a group of their friends-- Jason "Loopy" Lupietuu, their sound engineer; Rennie Jaffe, manager of Relapse records; Nath Cöre, Baroness' webmaster-- set up Baroness Relief, which, as previously reported, is running a benefit auction to raise money for the victims of the crash.
Baroness Announce First Tour Since Bus Accident
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Photo by Jimmy Hubbard
Savannah metal band Baroness have announced their first tour since the 2012 crash that put the band in the hospital and paused their entire tour schedule. They'll travel North America this summer, including appearances at Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, and Chaos in Tejas.
Baroness Drummer, Bassist Leave Band After 2012 Crash
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Photo by Jimmy Hubbard
Today Baroness guitarist/vocalist John Baizley has posted a statement on the band's website confirming the departure of drummer Allen Bickle and bassist Matt Maggioni, as Lambgoat notes. Both lineup changes are a result of last year's serious bus accident in England.
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At last night's Share Our Strength's Taste of the Nation gastronomic romp, thirty restaurants fed hundreds of bellies at Mile High Station as part of the non-profit's effort to end childhood hunger in Colorado. Lori Midson
Along with sensational foodstuffs, the soiree also pimped some of the city's best star-tenders, who battled in out in a spirited punch competition to raise additional donations to help the cause. Bartenders from Encore, Root Down and Linger, TAG and TAG | RAW BAR, Avenue Grill (pictured above), El Camino, Steuben's and Jonsey's EatBar collected nearly $900 in additional cash for Share Our Strength. The winning team was Root Down and Linger, who raised $256. TAG and TAG | RAW BAR raised $157 and El Camino took third place, generating $133. "It's safe to say that the Mile High Punch Out at this year's Taste of the Nation was quite the success," says Brian Melton, one of the tenders from TAG.
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1. How can you shoot and kill and unarmed teenager and not at least get manslaughter?
2. Why do people keep asking "Why do you care so much? People are killed are the time and it doesn't become national news. You should give this much attention to XYZ"
3. How can people say this case isn't about race?
4. Why do people keep bringing up "black on black crime"?
5.Why do people keep bringing up that George Zimmerman isn't white?
6. Why does juror B37 keep showing her ass.
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8. Why was Don West such a smug jerk?
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Turkey's Erdogan with Hamas' Ismail Haniyek 311. (photo credit:REUTERS/Kayhan Ozer/Prime Minister's Press Office/)
A question worth scrutiny is who promoted the idea of a Turkish model to be followed by Arab Spring countries? Was it Western diplomats yearning to see coexistence between Islam and democracy in the Middle East and wishing that Arab Islamists could learn lessons from the Turkish experience and spare themselves the time and effort wasted in searching for another alternative?In any case, Arab Islamists found an excellent cover for their insatiable lust for power, welcoming the term and using it as a catapult.In 1924, a prominent military commander named Mustafa Kemal Ataturk abolished the Ottoman Sultanate, relieving it of a heavy legacy and commitments to its southern Arab neighbors. Ataturk laid the foundation for a modern Turkey, one based on a national, rather than Islamic identity.His reform movement included unification of education, adoption of the new Turkish alphabet, introduction of penal law and civil law modeled after European codes, banning religious costumes and finally including the principle of laïcité (secularism) in the constitution. Four year later, Hassan al-Banna, an Egyptian Islamic scholar, founded the Muslim Brotherhood movement.The collapse of the Ottoman Empire left a political and cultural vacuum in the Arab World – at a time where Pan Arabism was not yet fully crystallized. Banna found in Islam an ideology solid and influential enough to unite Muslims across the globe against Western influences.This reflects the difference between a society looking forward to Europe and quoting its experience within a national framework and on the other hand a society reviving its own historic roots and looking forward to exporting its model to the rest of the Muslim Umma.HAVING SAID that, one has to understand that Turkey relies on a long legacy of secularism, fairly democratic institutions and pluralistic political system. AKP practices politics in a secular democratic climate, albeit with its own Islamic reference.AKP reached power after a history of equivocal trials and errors of its predecessors, the National Order Party and National Salvation Party, both of which were banned for violating the country's secularity.AKP leaders deeply understand that secularism is the shield that protects nations against religious fanaticism and yet allows each and every individual to practice his beliefs freely.In that sense AKP is surely more secular than any Arab party that deems itself secular. It is ironic to find Egyptian secular parties defending the second article of the constitution that stipulates that principles of Sharia are the major source for legislation.Arab secularists are playing the religion card not only to gain support of electoral bases but also to avoid criticism.In contrast, the Muslim Brotherhood had emerged in a different socio-political framework. Since its inception, it succeeded in immunizing itself against the government's systematic attacks. The brotherhood brilliantly managed to survive underground and concealed itself from security harassment for 80 years. The brotherhood is a self-centric movement which developed in an exclusionist environment.Thus, the exclusionist attitude is what characterizes their thinking. Any opponent is deemed an adversary who must be silenced. That explains the rage expressed at Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's statement urging Islamists to draft a secular constitution during his visit to Cairo in September, 2011. It even explains their monopoly over all the authorities in Cairo.The brotherhood includes within its broad Islamic ideology a variety of trends ranging from jihadism to peaceful involvement in democracy. However, it is worth noting that the brotherhood is the mother organization of almost all jihadi movements.Among members of the Muslim Brotherhood who sought to reach power through violence were those who murdered Egyptian prime minister "El-Nokrashy Pasha" (1948), fired shots at Gamal Abdel Nasser (1954), killed Egyptian intellectual "Farag Foda" and attempted to kill Egyptian Nobel Laureate Naguib Mahfouz (1993).In 2005, Egyptian and international newspapers published photos of a military-style parade held by students from the brotherhood on Al- Azhar University campus.There is no evidence whatsoever that the Brotherhood will remain committed to democracy or that this violent trend has disappeared.As for the military hegemony, some analysts alleged that the Egyptian army could be the guarantor of the civilian state in case it was threatened by the Islamists. However, the reality is the other way around. 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AKP is addressing the issue from human rights perspective, not a religious one. It would be regarded as a moderation of the extreme anti-religious secularism. On the other hand, one should wonder if the brotherhood would ever field a female candidate who doesn't cover her hair.Another important element which is occasionally overlooked is the Salafi factor. In Egypt and Tunisia , FJP and Ennahda represent the center- right while Salafis stand at the far right. Thus, FJP and Ennahda will lean from time to time to the far right and will have to offer concessions to secure popularity among the Salafis. Such an element is absent from the Turkish political equation.The AKP, en route to power, presented a tangible economic program and vowed to finalize the democratic transition. The brotherhood ascendancy is surrounded by question marks regarding electoral bribes, manipulation of religion, receipt of external funds, negative campaigning against liberals, exploitation of illiteracy and a fake renaissance project.Last but not least, let's not forget that the AKP is under fierce criticism over violations of freedom of expression, as hundreds of activists and journalists have been imprisoned.Turkey ranks 148 out of 178 on the press freedom index. The AKP currently appoints its loyal judges to the supreme court. It is crystal clear that the AKP is getting increasingly authoritarian, so why is it a model to be followed?The author is an Egyptian diplomat and a member of the Egyptian delegation to the Arab League as well as a master's student in anthropology at Cairo University.
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Clark was appointed dean of the Edwards Campus in Overland Park in 1997 and promoted to vice chancellor in 2000.
"Bob Clark has led the Edwards Campus through tremendous growth, both in the campus itself and in the degree programs that are offered," said KU Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little. "Thanks to his leadership and the support of local residents, we are better able to serve Kansas City than at any point before."
During Clark's tenure as vice chancellor, 15 academic programs were added, including the first undergraduate programs in 2001. The campus grew from a single classroom building to three classroom buildings, a conference center and a student union.
Clark will now serve as KU's community liaison for the Center for Science Education, which provides leadership, development and learning in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). He will also become a professor of practice in the areas of leadership and organizational behavior.
The campus under Clark's leadership has contributed more than $500 million in economic impact to Johnson County through its undergraduate and graduate programs, according to KU. Nearly 8,400 students have graduated with KU bachelor's and master's degrees.


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(Marketwire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) MINNEAPOLIS, MN -- (Marketwire) -- 02/12/13 -- Network Instruments, a worldwide leader in network and application performance monitoring, today announced the latest version of its Observer performance management platform. The platform's new VoIP and video extraction functionality reduces the time network operations teams spend reconstructing unified communications (UC) issues by half through the automation of call filtering, mining, and reconstruction. Additional features have been included to help IT teams gain an understanding of complex application and infrastructure relationships, and take immediate action to resolve performance problems.
"Customers have long relied on us to ensure the successful performance of critical communication services operating alongside all other application traffic," said Charles Thompson, director of product strategy for Network Instruments. "As innovators in the market, we have led with intuitive interfaces and workflows for assessing UC quality, continuously integrated support for emerging technologies, and offer granular UC session views critical for quick resolution. The VoIP and video extract functionality marks the first time a packet-monitoring solution has automated the call extraction process shaving hours off of troubleshooting time." New Observer Performance Management Platform Features Include: VoIP and Video Extract: Save hours of troubleshooting via automated call location and extraction Expanded UC Monitoring: Complete UC tracking with added support for T.38 (Fax over IP) Cross-Domain Performance Correlations: Assess relationships between multiple performance variables for problem resolution Enhanced Application Transaction Analysis: Transaction-level analysis for security protocols Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) and Diameter Subscriber Extract: Identify and extract subscriber details, activities, and call sessions traversing 4G LTE networks for any International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) Enhanced VoLTE Support: Comprehensive, in-depth monitoring of Voice over LTE (VoLTE) on carrier networks Network Packet Broker (NPB) Timestamp Support: Identify potential post-capture delay for cPacket Networks, Gigamon, Ixia Anue, and VSS Monitoring NPBs "Time is of the essence for IT teams trying to get to the bottom of performance problems that impact business communications and services," said Jim Frey, managing research director of Enterprise Management Associates (EMA). "Within these complex environments, operations pros need to rapidly isolate relevant details and resolve the issue. The new UC and application management features in Observer serve as workflow accelerators, streamlining critical application troubleshooting processes, and reducing time to resolution." Automated, Expanded UC Analysis: Simplified, Time-Saving TroubleshootingManaging VoIP and videoconferencing within enterprise environments can be a very complex and manual process when attempting to pinpoint the cause of degraded performance. VoIP and video extract in GigaStor simplify this process, saving hours in troubleshooting time while improving accuracy and ensuring all relevant call activity is identified and analyzed. Rather than manually filtering and reconstructing call elements, the engineer enters basic information such as the phone number, Caller ID, or name. The system automatically pieces together the communication and provides all relevant data for analysis.
Network Instruments continues to lead the way in expanding support for the variety of emerging UC and collaboration platforms and services. Observer now provides in-depth monitoring of Fax over IP (T.38).
Performance Correlations: Quick Assessment and ResolutionBeing able to correlate performance variables across the application, network, and infrastructure can help engineers quickly verify or rule out potential problem causes. Performance correlations combine metrics from the many performance data sources within the Observer Reporting Server onto a single graph, giving engineers a holistic view of performance and an at-a-glance assessment of variable relationships. Understanding these relationships can also be critical for fine-tuning performance and justifying future IT investments.
Expanded Application Transaction Analysis: Support for RADIUS and DiameterNetwork Instruments continues to enhance its support for detailed application analysis, and now provides transaction-level analysis for two important secure access protocols, RADIUS and Diameter.
Mobile Communications: Remove Guesswork from Subscriber-Experience ValidationAs mobile carriers implement 4G LTE, they require new monitoring solutions and understanding to monitor and resolve critical issues on their new IP-based infrastructure. Subscriber extract tracks, reconstructs, and presents all relevant details, subscriber identifier information, and associated conversations and activities for investigation to the carrier IT team.
Network Instruments' Observer also fully supports VoLTE, ensuring comprehensive visibility to validate and troubleshoot voice, video, and data delivery across 4G networks.
NPB Timestamp Support: Pinpoint Potential Post-Capture DelayFor large enterprises using NPBs as a part of their monitoring infrastructure, GigaStor is the first retrospective analysis appliance leveraging NPB timestamps to assess time changes between when a packet enters and leaves the device. Timestamps from all leading NPB manufacturers, including cPacket Networks, Gigamon, Ixia Anue, and VSS Monitoring, are supported.
About Network InstrumentsEstablished in 1994, Network Instruments is an industry leader in application and network management. It provides products that optimize performance and speed problem resolution, helping ensure delivery of critical applications for businesses worldwide. Network Instruments delivers these benefits through a seamlessly integrated line of precision-engineered software and hardware systems for exact network monitoring and analysis. For more information, visit www.networkinstruments.com.
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Psychological thriller Alan Wake was first announced at E3 2005. Since then, updates on the title's progress have been sporadic, but with the game finally due to hit shelves next spring – on Xbox 360, at least – we met with lead writer Sam Lake to talk about the current state of development, how Remedy's vision for the title has changed since its 2005 reveal, and the developer's ambitions for the franchise.
Alan Wake was first announced over four years ago. Has Remedy's vision for the game changed since then and how different will the finished product be to what was originally planned?
It's been a long journey and I think we've been in the fortunate position where we can take our time and make a game that matches the [original] vision and is a fun experience. I would say that the original vision as we had it back then has remained pretty much unchanged, but that was a high level vision of the game, so many things related to gameplay and even in some areas related to the story have changed along the way.
Early on we made different kinds of prototypes, tried out different things, trying to find out the best combination and the best balance between different elements in the game and we are happy with the result, but naturally there was certain things that we tried out and felt they didn't work, or we would have a situation where we would have to make compromises that we were not happy about.
This is a story-driven experience so we wanted to make sure that it's a game where we can tell a tightly packed thriller story. There is a lot of material that we decided not to use in the game because we felt that the game is a stronger experience with different types of elements that we tried out. I think that that's a natural process of doing something new – you have to test out things and see what works and what doesn't.
The game was originally announced as having a large open world to explore. Is that still the case?
We did try a more free-roaming approach at one point but decided that's not really the way we wanted to go. We want to deliver a good story and a good thriller and create the best possible rollercoaster ride through the game for the player. So the story is the means that guides the player through the game and through the game world. That being said, this path that the player is on is quite wide at times and all through the game there is a lot for the player to explore, but it's not a free-roaming sandbox.
Remedy said recently that it's focusing all of its efforts on development of the Xbox 360 version of the game. Is the PC version now a secondary concern while you work to hit the spring 2010 Xbox 360 release date?
Yes, that is correct. We are fully concentrating on the Xbox 360 version. Other than that the plans are up in the air and open and once we get this version done, we'll see.
Will the game still be coming to PC at some point?
As said, the plans are open and once we are done with the 360 version, we'll evaluate the situation and see what makes sense.
How many staff are currently employed at Remedy?
We are 40 plus.
Being an independent studio, has Remedy been hit by the current economic climate?
Not really. After the success of the Max Payne games we have been in a position where we can do our own thing and concentrate on developing something new and taking our time with it. It's not a usual position for an independent developer but we've been lucky that way.
Can you tell us a bit about the proprietary engine Alan Wake's built on and what Remedy has been able to achieve with it?
We have a history of creating our own engines and all of our own tools as well. We are a relatively small team and making a game of this scale takes a lot of effort. There are many development houses that have a lot bigger headcount so we need to make sure, when creating our tools, that they are also very much a part of figuring out how we can create enough content for the game and make sure that they are very good to use. Tools are very much part of the development cycle as well. With the engine we have the goal is to both create very good looking games and to work with our main themes of darkness and light, so that the night-time and daytimes scenes and all the light sources look very impressive. From the beginning the idea was not to use an urban setting but a large wilderness area to make those as beautiful and realistic as possible.
The E3 Alan Wake demo was very combat heavy. How will this action be balanced out in the wider game?
The idea of the demo was to show the core action gameplay and concentrate on that. Definitely that sequence was kind of a nightmarish night-time sequence in the forest. The game is structured so that you get daytime sequences as well. Since action and danger is concentrated on the presence of darkness, the daytime sequences naturally are a counterpoint to that so yes, in a few places you will be exploring the world during daytime and meeting NPCs and talking with them.
Can you tell us about the storytelling techniques you're using in Alan Wake and how you plan to ensure they keep the player engaged?
It is a cinematic experience, as all Remedy games are, but that being said we definitely want to make sure that it's a game, so it's interactive and the player is the one who ultimately decides and sets the pace for how he wants to experience the game. Our main character Alan Wake is a writer and as such a natural storyteller. This is his story and we are using his narration as a storytelling device, something that stylistically is very different from Max Payne, but as a device it is something that we used in Max Payne already. That was actually one of the reasons why we ended up choosing the writer as the main character – we wanted the main character to be a very integral part of storytelling as well. So his narration is something that will be driving the player along the way.
Other than that Wake's lost novel, or manuscript of that novel, is in a very central position in the whole game. It's very much part of the story and along the way the player will find pages of this manuscript and that's one part of the storytelling as well. Naturally we will have cutscenes in there [and] NPC interaction is something that is part of the game as well. As a counterpoint to the more hectic action scenes you will get to explore the small town and meet the quirky locals.
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A cast copper alloy socketed axehead that in style, is consistent with the Sompting type with a prominent bulbous biconical collar with a horizontal moulding beneath. Sompting axes are typical of the Llyn Fawr phase, technically seen as the Bronze-Iron Age transition and sometimes now called the Earliest Iron Age (800-600BC).
The axehead has a sub square section mouth. The fixing loop is then drawn from the lower moulding to extend 24mm down the side moulding with an inner diameter of 8mm.
The axe is undecorated with flat plain sides, no edge chamfer and broadly splayed to the cutting edge; the seam sides are wedge shape in plan and slightly convex with clear casting lines. Although there are numerous marks/gouges to the surface of the axe, they look to be due to the passage of time in the ground. There are no clear signs of use.
Coming to the damage to the axe; there is significant and extensive damage that appears to be contemporary with the date of the axe. One side of the blade has been struck very hard with a heavy round object such to cause the axe to bend and split on the opposing face. The edge of the blade has then also been struck several times with a similar heavy round object, leading to an almost denticulate edge with four clear strikes. The damage must have been deliberate and had rendered the axe useless.
The reason for the damage may only be speculated at; it may have been an unsatisfactory casting or perhaps prepared for votive use or simply come to the end of its useful life. The surface has a bright mottled green patina with some original smooth brownish surface patina still in evidence.
Plain examples in Schmidt & Burgess (1981) The Axes of Scotland and Northern England. Brendan O Connor has recently written a review of Llyn Fawr hoards in Britain In The Earlier Iron Age in Britain and the near Continent (eds C. Haselgrove & R. Pope), Oxbow 2007, with useful references to hoards of this time.
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Broad period: BRONZE AGE
Subperiod from: Late
Period from: BRONZE AGE [scope notes | view all attributed records]
Subperiod to: Early
Period to: IRON AGE
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Date from: Post 800 BC
Date to: Ante 600 BC
Length: 102.4 mm
Width: 63.1 mm
Thickness: 36 mm
Weight: 306.3 g
Quantity: 1
Date(s) of discovery: Sunday 28th February 2010
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SMR reference number: PRN117668
Primary material: Copper alloy [scope notes | view all attributed records]
Manufacture method: Cast [scope notes | view all attributed records]
Completeness: Complete [scope notes | view all attributed records]
Region: Wales
County: Denbighshire
District: Denbighshire
Parish: Llanbedr Dyffryn Clwyd
4 Figure: SJ1456
Four figure Latitude: 53.094252 Four figure longitude: -3.285714
1:25K map: SJ1456
1:10K map: SJ15NW
Grid reference source: GPS (from the finder)
Unmasked grid reference accurate to a 1 metre square.
Method of discovery: Metal detector [scope notes]
General landuse: Cultivated land[scope notes]
Specific landuse: Character undetermined[scope notes]
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