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Last fall, I joined with District 113A Superintendent Dr. Courtney Orzel to alert you of legislation being considered in Springfield that had the potential to remove nearly $2 million annually from Lemont schools and affect the students we serve. Unfortunately, under the newly proposed Senate Bill 1 – the School Funding Reform Act of 2015 – the schools that serve the Lemont community once again could be facing a tremendous loss in state funding.
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Lemont's Brittney Klosak to run cross country at Quincy University
Lemont senior Brittney Klosak, who spent two years on head coach Tim Plotke's varsity squad, will run women's cross country at Quincy University.
Lemont High School senior
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During Klosak's two varsity seasons, head coach
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As a senior, Klosak helped Lemont to a conference title by finishing 13th at the 2011 SSC Blue meet. The Indians were the runners-up at the IHSA Regional, then were among the top five at the IHSA Sectional to earn their fifth straight state finals berth. She was one of the team's top five runners at the 2011 IHSA State Finals, just missing her personal best while covering the 3-mile course in 20:13.
Klosak also was a member of the 2010 Lemont squad that advanced to IHSA State Finals. The Indians tied the program's best finish ever at the event when they placed 16th in the team standings.
A high honor roll performer and National Honor Society student, Klosak will run for head coach Lee Osborn at Quincy, an NCAA Division II institution located in Quincy, Ill., and a member of the Great Lakes Valley Conference.
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Evaluation of serum lactate dehydrogenase activity for estimation of energy expenditure in human subjects. | |
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We investigated the relationship between serum lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) activity and energy expenditure in young adults, evaluating their serum LDH activities in order to develop an index of energy expenditure. The results obtained were as follows. (1) There were significant correlations between the serum LDH activity and energy expenditure/day, energy expenditure/body weight/day and daily activity index in men. (2) There were significant correlations between the serum LDH activity and energy expenditure/day and daily activity index in women. (3) A group of men who 'rarely' exercised had lower levels of serum LDH activity than those who exercised 'sometimes' or 'usually', but little difference was noted between similar groups of women. |
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The effects of temperature and food ration on metabolite concentrations in newly settled king scallop (Pecten maximus) spat
Hawkins, L.E., Hutchinson, S. and Laing, I. (2005) The effects of temperature and food ration on metabolite concentrations in newly settled king scallop (Pecten maximus) spat. Aquaculture, 250, (3-4), 841-848. (doi:10.1016/j.aquaculture.2005.05.037).
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Juvenile king scallop (Pecten maximus L.) between 0.2 and 1.5 g wet shell weight per individual, reared at 10, 14 and 17 °C, were fed either a full ration equivalent to 0.5 g (ash-free dry weight of algae) g− 1 (live weight of spat) week− 1 or a restricted algal ration of 0.07 g (ash-free dry weight of algae) g− 1 (live weight of spat) week− 1. The algal food was a mixture of two microalgal species: Chaetoceros ceratosporum (Droop) Green and Pavlova lutheri Ostenfeld. Measurements were made of tissue concentrations of adenylate tri-, di- and mono-phosphate, lactate, succinate, acetate, pyruvate and l-alanine. The metabolite measurements were used as indicators of viability in animals exposed to a matrix of temperature and food supply conditions. It was found that the variations in metabolic responses could be correlated with those observed in a previous study that measured body condition in relation to the same set of variables. It was also found that the data from the present study were most strongly influenced by temperature-related effects and that there was an optimal temperature range between 10 and 14 °C. The metabolic responses, measured in terms of metabolite concentrations, would seem to confirm the existence of a bi-stable physiology in P. maximus in which there is a switch in state between 10 and 14 °C.
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Frenchman Robert "Le dangereux" Cohen is a well-known figure on the European poker circuit. Larger-than-life, great fun and seemingly ubiquitous, the ebullient Parisian can always be found hanging around, laughing loudly and generally having a high ol' time with his close friend, French poker champion Pascal Perrault.
Robert turned pro just eight years ago after selling up his chain of Paris-based car showrooms. But the 58-year-old is a veteran player – he took up the game as a 12-year-old and was soon playing in dodgy back-room games in cafes all over Paris. His online career took off three years ago and he's here in Vegas as a PokerStars FPP qualifier.
His biggest win to date was 2nd in the Master Classics of Poker in Amsterdam in 1999, picking up nearly $40,000. He won another event there the following year to take home nearly $30,000.
I have to admit, I'm a massive Robert Cohen fan and will be rooting for him strenuously. He's open, super-friendly and a tremendous flirt - all qualities that go down very well with this particular blogger. He wasn't really sure what table he was sitting on when I saw him this morning but I know I'll find him. It'll be the table having a high ol' time.
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Who would have thought Dads were so popular? Both Goodwood Festival of Speed and the Silverstone Classic have said that their tickets are the perfect gift for Father's Day.
Goodwood Festival of Speed (28 June to 1 July) is offering Formula One drivers from Sir Jackie Stewart to Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton, plus rally greats such as Hannu Mikkola and bike aces such as Kenny Roberts.
This year's featured marque is Lotus, celebrating 50 years – although let's hope with all the rumours swirling around Lotus right now it does not become a wake. Other attractions include a collection of the Queen's cars over the last 60 years, the FoS-Tech concept car exhibition and exhibitions from the Red Arrows and the Eurofighter.
Meanwhile Silverstone Classic (20-22 July) says it is "the world's biggest classic motor racing festival". There will be a line-up of 24 races featuring some of the most spectacular classic racing cars in the world. Ranging from the cars of the 1930s to the 1990s, the race line-up will cover Formula 1, Le Mans, sports and GT cars. There is also a Celebrity Challenge race including Sir Patrick Stewart, Heston Blumenthal, BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Brendan Cole and AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson.
Live music will also be a major feature of the weekend, with concerts on the evenings of both Friday (20 July) and Saturday (21 July). Mike and Mechanics top the bill on Friday (now that really is one for the Dads), while Saturday's performances feature sets by Snakecharmer and Adam Ant.


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I remember DAJ shows well ,first mma fight i had was his show and it was without gloves lol . didnt have much of a clue what i was doin in terms of the ground just knew i wanted to fight .The shows i did manage to fight on where well attended but to be fair there was plenty more i was arranged to fight on that never happened or where poor in quality and not organised very well..
Leon, PM me, come to our gym, boxing class in aberdeen, tuesday nights, free class and theres an open roll after it for fun
If you show in the next 2 weeks, and even make it through a circuit, people will take you a bit more serious
Infact, i'll put my hand in my own pocket and pay your first month membership if you even show up
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lol. im gna put all my chips on leon either making up a shitty excuse why he doesnt want to attend this gym. or he just doesnt show lol! sounds like a keen fighter tho... lol


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We open on Craphole Island Beach, with a contemplative Desmond sitting, stroking his beard -- and if he found two friends with similarly long hair and disco beards, they could go out for Halloween as the Bee Gees. He's watching Claire play with Aaron. I probably wouldn't have thought anything of it until I had my own baby girl just a few months ago, but Aaron is clearly older than he's supposed to be. Not that I think it matters, and it would obviously be rather impractical to be so worried about matching a baby up with however old Aaron's supposed to be at any given time. And I have to admit that babies fascinate me a lot more than they ever used to, even if usually I'm thinking, "Cuter than my daughter?" (This may surprise you, but I've yet to find one that is.) I am also holding out the possibility that maybe this is some kind of soap-opera island that ages kids a lot quicker than normal (see also: Walt).
Eventually, Desmond walks over to Claire and tells her she's got a problem with her roof, and that she should move down the beach for just a night so he can fix it. She's all "whuh?" and says Aaron just fell asleep, and he promises her it'll be worth it (waking Aaron up, I guess). It'd take him a whole day to fix it? It's palm fronds on a tiny little shelter; how long could it take?
So because a Y-chromosomed person is talking to Claire, Charlie has to get involved, and he strolls over and asks Desmond (whom he calls "brother," mimicking Desmond) what's going on. Desmond says he wants to fix the roof. Charlie says the roof's fine, and furthermore, if there's a problem, he'll fix it himself, because he's "quite handy." As proof, he points out the church he was building with Eko "before Eko exploded." Charlie's constant concern for his fellow castaways really chokes you up, doesn't it? Although he's probably still a little resentful over his island pariah status, which seems to be waning. On the other hand, I would like to point out that this church he's bragging about? HAS NO ROOF. Desmond says he's just trying to help, and he wanders away. Claire asks what that was about. Charlie says he has no idea, but maybe they should find Desmond another button to push.
Jack's underwater prison. The Others have thoughtfully left the television for Jack to watch, but it's not like he can change the channel, and he appears to be going crazy (even more so) with the classic cartoons being shown. There's a knock on his cell door, so he obediently goes over to the corner and sits down. She asks how he's doing, and he's his usual snide self, so it's hard to tell if he's pissed off about being held captive or if he's annoyed by carrying the weight of the world. She says he seems "frustrated," and I can't imagine what might be frustrating about being held captive, JULIET, and Jack wants to know if they're going to tell him why he's here or if he's just going to keep watching cartoons. Juliet completely ducks the question, so Jack pointedly asks if he should speak to "Benjamin," like when you try to get results from a waiter or a cashier by asking to speak to a manager. Jack says he's starting to think that Juliet's just the person who brings him food. But if the movie Waiting taught us anything, it's that you don't mess with the people who serve you food. Well, it also taught us that Waiting is a really crappy movie, but that information isn't likely to be of any use to Jack right at this moment.


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We've been pretty busy at work at Silver Stripe Software and today we're happy to announce the release of the online version of Silver Catalyst.
Silver Catalyst is a project management tool for teams that follow an agile software development model. We're in beta and there are a few free accounts during the beta, so if you are doing agile development, you might be interested in giving Silver Catalyst a run. Head over to the Silver Catalyst website and sign up.
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This online version of Silver Catalyst will help more Project Management Professionals and it will be more easy for us to do our projects.
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Located only 15 minutes by metro from the lively centre of Paris, the Le d'Artagnan hostel is in a great location to take in this enchanting city. The hostel is situated right next to a metro station and bus terminal.
The Le d'Artagnan hostel is as impressive as the musketeer it was named after with free movies in the on-site theatre, Internet terminals, café, laundry, reading room/library and a chill out room with games. There's also 'The Dockside' bar where you'll enjoy music from local artists or guests twice a month.
Staying at Le d'Artagnan means the city is yours to discover - the monuments, the museums, the gardens and the authentic neighbourhoods. It is also a unique chance to visit the tombs of French celebrities, singers, poets, politicians and army heroes in the mythical Père Lachaise Cemetery which is only steps away.
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Originally built as a Dutch fishing logger in 1916 her crew fished for herrings on the Dogger and Viking Banks. At the end of the 1940's the ship was sold and used as a freighter making regular journeys between Germany and Sweden. Mare Frisium's current owners found her rusting in a Swedish harbour and lovingly restored her into the beautiful tall ship we see today.
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Andrew Kazmierski became interested in photography back in the 1970's while taking vocational courses at Secaucus High School, Secaucus, New Jersey. After taking Graphic Arts, Black & White Photography, and Advanced Color Darkroom Photography, he graduated and immediately began a career as a Graphic Artist. He continues to work in the pre-press business and is always very active with photography.
Then came the dawn of the digital photography age. It was then that Andrew took his passion for photography that much more seriously. He has become a successful micro-stock photographer as well over 53,000 of his images are currently in use throughout the world.
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Thanks Jimmy, long time coming, NCAAF has been tough on me the past two weeks... 2-0 today with Auburn & Washington, +$1,462
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MM20003SS: E/2000-3SS San Moritz Elite 3 Piece 10 Inch "What a Steel" Set
San Moritz has a completely molded, ergonomic, contemporary handle of Messermeister's Elité series. It is one-piece, hot-drop hammer forged from a single billet of the finest German steel alloy. San Moritz Elité knives are hand crafted one at a time using the same techniques that have been the hallmark of fine Solingen made cutlery for hundreds of years. San Moritz Elité knives are simple the best original forged German knives!
The Messermeister San Moritz Elite 3 Piece "What a Steel" Set consists of an 8" Chef's Knife (E/2686-8), 3.1/2" Paring Knife (E/2691-3.1/2) and a 10" Fine Grit Steel (5100-10F). The two most utilized knives in the kitchen with the tool to keep them sharp!
- The blade of the Chef's Knife is shaped to peel, trim, slice, dice, mince, fillet fish, and cut meat.
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I think we can all agree that the militants in Gaza fire indiscriminately at Israel. We can all agree that Israel responds each time with an iron fist. The tit-for-tat argument about who started each round of violence is always debatable. What is not debatable is the root of the conflict, and that is the regular demolitions and confiscation of Palestinian land followed by the construction of Jewish neighbourhoods and IDF presence. Let's not forget, it is about LAND!
A quantified look at the situation in Israel and Gaza
DESPITE international pressure for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, the violence in Gaza is entering its second week. The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) launched "Operation Protective Edge" on July 7th in response to militants firing rockets from Gaza. Since then, the Israeli military has hit more than 1,480 targets in the strip. At least 170 Palestinians have died, three-quarters of whom are civilians according to the United Nations. Meanwhile, rockets continue to rain down on Israel. A few of these include a new Syrian rocket, the M-302, which has a range of up to 160km (100 miles). This encompasses most of Israel's area and is more than double the range of previous rockets. Of the 1,000 launched from Gaza since July 7th, around 20% have been intercepted by Israel's defence shield, Iron Dome, which is designed to defend more heavily populated areas. The vast majority of the rest have fallen on Israel, mainly away from population centres.


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- A comparison of primary care information content in UpToDate and the National Guideline ClearinghouseSusan H Fenton
Department of Health Policy and Management, School of Rural Public Health, Texas A and M University Health Science Center, San Antonio, TX 78248, USA
J Med Libr Assoc 95:255-9. 2007..The study sought to determine if two major resources for primary care questions have significant differences in information content and whether the number of documents found differs by disease category, patient age, or patient gender... - Structured or unstructured?Susan H Fenton
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As an associated faculty member of Gallatin, Joseph Thometz teaches courses in the history and comparative philosophy of religions. His teaching interests include the epistemology of religious experience, Jewish and Christian mystical traditions, the philosophical foundations of Mahayana Buddhism, Vedanta, as well as intersections between religion and postmodern thought. Language and its expressive limits continues to serve as a thematic lens for his investigations into the philosophies of Ludwig Wittgenstein, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Marguerite Porete, Pseudo-Dionysius and Nagarjuna. He has developed and taught a range of interdisciplinary courses including "Subjectivity in Global Perspective," "Philosophy of Religion," and "Religion and the Death of God." Building on a Fulbright Research Fellowship to the United Kingdom (2007), he is in the process of expanding into a book his published prolegomenon, "Speaking With and Away: What the Aporia of Ineffability has to Say for Buddhist-Christian Dialogue" (U. of Hawaii). Joseph currently serves as a full-time member of the Global Liberal Studies faculty, and teaches courses in the great books of the Western and Asian traditions.


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Readers Who Buy a Digital Comic on the Marvel App Can Score a $5 Coupon for Print Comics on January 7
Marvel's latest digital incentive promo kicks off this Saturday, and it could save you some moolah. On January 7, those who buy a comic -- any comic -- on the Marvel Comics iOS/Android app will be e-mailed a printable coupon the next day that's good for $5 worth of Marvel comics at your nearest participating comic shop. The coupon's good until February 6, whic
Thwipster Offers Daily Deals For the Comics Crowd
Much as I like daily coupons in my e-mail, even the most prominent of services only seems to cater to my direct interests a few times a month (I can only spend so much time in spas, you know?). Now that I've been alerted to the deals at Thwipster.com, howe


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> Is there anyone else with this player?
Not that I know of, and that's probably one of the major issues that makes us reluctant to work on the xclef. It isn't very common.
Other than that, it's a really nice platform. The CPU is common and well documented, and the encoding/decoding is in software.
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I had a new Elc. water heater put in and for some reason I have hot water going into bathroom, but only warm water to kitchen? Have checked water lines under house seem fine. Does anyone know what I could check or do. The guys that installed it don't know anything??????? They have replaced it (water heater) 3 times thinking it was the heater. Lines run from heater to washer, to bathroom, to kitchen sink. Any thoughts would help. Thank you
Everything woked ok before the old (11 yrs old) hearter, wouldn't it work if new heater was put in right?
The water heater has only one job...to heat water. If you are getting hot water in the bathroom, then the water heater is doing its job correctly....something else is going on. Most likely the kitchen faucet needs servicing.
Something else might have failed coincidentally with the other things going on. Maybe some particle was dislodged and stopped just upstream of the kitchen. Check your hot water flow rate with aerators removed using your water meter and a clock.


text: AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) — Matthew Dellavedova's 3-pointer from the right wing sailed long as time expired, allowing sixth-seeded Memphis to hold on for a 54-52 win over 11th-seeded Saint Mary's on Thursday.The Tigers (31-4) led by 15 in the first half but nearly gave the game away in the final seconds. With Saint Mary's (28-7) down five, Eividas Petrulis banked in a 3-pointer with 3.1 seconds to play. Memphis then lost the ball when Jordan Giusti deflected the inbound pass off Joe Jackson of the Tigers and out of bounds.Dellavedova, the career leader in scoring for the Gaels, was able to get a shot off from in front of his team's bench, but it was well long, missing everything.Michigan State 65, Valparaiso 5AUBURN HILLS, Mich. — Derrick Nix's strength and skill were much too much for Valparaiso.Nix had 23 points and a career-high 15 rebounds to help power third-seeded Michigan State past the 14th-seeded Crusaders 65-54 on Thursday in the NCAA tournament.The Spartans went on a 26-5 run in the first half to take control, and cruised to an easy victory.Michigan State (26-8) will play the winner of the Memphis-St. Mary's game on Saturday when coach Tom Izzo's Spartans will be shooting for a spot in the round of 16 for the fifth time in six years.The Crusaders (26-8) were no match for Michigan State in their first NCAA tourney in nine years, just as they weren't as a first-round loser in 2000 to the eventual champion Spartans.Valpo had enough size to match up, but didn't have enough strength.The Crusaders didn't seem worried about the 6-foot-9, 270-pound Nix when asked about him the day before the game.Valpo's 6-8, 240-pound forward Kevin Van Wijk nonchalantly said he and his teammates faced similar players in the Horizon League. If that's true, it didn't seem to prepare Van Wijk and his fellow post players for Nix's brute force, relatively nimble feet and soft hands.Nix had nine points in the first half when he made his fourth shot to put Michigan State ahead 32-12. At that point, he had as many field goals as the Crusaders' entire team. That basket was scored after backing down Bobby Capobianco so much that the 6-10, 245-pound forward fell on his back as if he was hit by a linebacker. Nix scored 14 in the second half, falling two points shy of matching his career high.Van Wijk, meanwhile, missed both of his shots in the first half. He fouled out without making any of his six attempts and finishing with two points — well below his 12.7-point average. Valpo's other post player and leading scorer, Ryan Broekhoff, scored eight points — half his average — on 2 of 11 shooting.Erik Buggs scored 14 and Matt Kenney had 10 points for the Crusaders, whose coach Bryce Drew called as many timeouts as he could to slow down the Spartans.It didn't work.While Nix dominated on the inside, Michigan State guards Keith Appling and Gary Harris gave the team offensive balance by making jumpers. Appling scored 15 points — making three 3-pointers — and Harris had 10 points.When Valpo went to a zone early in the game when the score was tied at 8, Harris made a 3-pointer to put the Spartans ahead for good. He made another 3-pointer during the game's decisive run, making his extra work earlier in the week pay off for him and his team.More than an hour after Monday's practice, Harris was back in the gym. He got a collapsed ball-return machine out of a corner by himself, wheeled it under a rim and set it up to put up some high-arcing shots. He made 52 of his first 71 shots, mostly from long range, during a personal workout thanks to a sweet stroke that has served the freshman — and the Spartans — well this season.Butler 68, Bucknell 56LEXINGTON, Ky. — Andrew Smith had a double-double including a career-high 16 rebounds, Roosevelt Jones added 14 points and Butler made its free throws down the stretch to hold off upset-minded Bucknell in the second round of the NCAA tournament.After trailing for most of the game, 11th-seeded Bucknell got back into it with a 19-2 second-half run. But after Joe Willman's jumper cut Butler's lead to 43-42 with 6:56 left, the Bison (28-6) went almost five minutes without scoring. Butler went 18-of-20 at the line in the last 4:43.Willman scored a career-high 20 points for Bucknell, but the Bison couldn't overcome an off day by two-time Patriot League Player of the Year Mike Muscala. Bucknell's all-time leading scorer had nine points, only the second time this season he'd failed to reach double figures.Butler will face the winner of Davidson-Marquette on Saturday.Saint Louis 64, New Mexico State 64SAN JOSE, Calif. — Dwayne Evans scored 24 points, Cody Ellis added 12 points and fourth-seeded Saint Louis overwhelmed New Mexico State 64-44 in the second round of the NCAA tournament Thursday.Playing through the death of Rick Majerus in December, Saint Louis reached another mark for its late coach. The Billikens (28-6) eclipsed the 1988-89 team's school record of 27 victories.Evans shot 11 of 16 and finished a point shy of his career best to propel Saint Louis past 7-foot-5 New Mexico State freshman Sim Bhullar. The Billikens held Bhullar to four points, 11 rebounds and three blocks.Bandja Sy had 17 points and nine rebounds for the 13th-seeded Aggies (24-11), who shot just 28 percent.


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Ozzy Osbourne's OzzFest ruled the day at Shoreline Amphitheatre
By Sarah Quelland
By the time Ozzy Osbourne hit the stage last Saturday (Aug. 26) during OzzFest 2000's takeover of Shoreline Amphitheatre, the day had disintegrated into a blinding blur of sound. Close to 20 bands performed on two separate stages with the first kicking off the event on the second stage around 10:15am. It was a long day.
For the duration of the afternoon, the second stage seemed the most promising with up-and-coming hopefuls Pumpjack, Taproot, Shuvel, Primer 55, the Deadlights, Pitchshifter, Reveille, Disturbed and Kittie kicking up a racket and Max Cavalera's Soulfly headlining.
Seeing former True to Form drummer Kevin Jackson behind the drumset for Primer 55 was a real treat. Kind of a ghetto rock band with hip-hop and metal influences, Primer 55 bears some similarities to San Jose's Insolence, particularly in the vocal department. Signed to Island Records, Primer 55's album Introduction to Mayhem is currently available and the band is about to release its first single "Loose." With OzzFest wrapping up this weekend in L.A., the band has a busy road ahead. According to Jackson, they'll be headlining clubs on their way back to their Louisville, Kentucky home base, and then they'll head out on a tour supporting Soulfly. They're scheduled to stop at Maritime Hall on Sept. 25 with Downset and Slaves on Dope rounding out the lineup.
Surrounded by family and friends, Jackson's attention was pulled in five directions at once after Primer 55's set. But, talking with him briefly, it sounds like the whirlwind tour has been a blast. In addition to performing at every OzzFest stop, Primer 55 played several off-dates with Static-X, Kittie and Soulfly. During some OzzFest shows, Jackson could also be found onstage performing with Soulfly during a tribal drumming interlude.
With Apartment 26, Slaves on Dope, Black Label Society, P.O.D., Methods of Mayhem, Incubus, Static-X, Godsmack, Pantera and Ozzy Osbourne lined up for the main stage, it wasn't until Static-X came on that I found my way to my seat. The razor sharp band was one of the highlights of the day and gave an electrifying performance. Still, there was no doubt that every band was gearing the audience up for one thing: Ozzy Osbourne.
Ozzy makes for an unlikely hero. Rising to stardom as the frontman for Black Sabbath, the controversial figure still embraces the darkness that made him a legend. Like hell in a low-budget horror flick, his stage was set with giant skulls and enough fire to burn the whole house down. Stepping out in a black shirt that read "EVIL" and black pants with silvery lightning bolts shooting up the side, Ozzy kicked things off with "I Don't Know."
The most striking thing about this aging rock star, who's threatened to retire for years now, is his youthful spirit. Just over 50, Ozzy acts like an adorable little kid with a devious side. The giant OzzFest sign overhead was rigged to shoot bursts of water over the audience. Ozzy himself was armed with industrial strength super-soakers with which he delighted in attacking the audience, and he climbed into a mechanized chair contraption that lifted him to the top of the stage so he could douse the crowd from there. At one point, he literally grabbed pails of water and dumped them on the people in the front row. He was on a mission to drench as many people as possible.
With no attempt to look particularly cool or together, during his performance, Ozzy shuffled and stumbled around the stage, pausing occasionally to do odd little hops and jumps that looked more like aerobics than anything. Rumor has it, Ozzy has a teleprompter disguised as a monitor, and he frequently returned to one spot, his baleful eyes fixed on some invisible text as he sang. Between each song, he turned to a virtual apothecary's chest spread out behind him to refuel on various teas and tinctures.
And still, the enigmatic performer was riveting in a bizarre way. The show moved quickly, ending promptly at 10:45pm with no encore. But in that brief window, Ozzy performed choice cuts from his 30-year career including "War Pigs," "Mr. Crowley," "Flying High Again," "Suicide Solution" and "Crazy Train." In a strange moment, as he closed the song "Mama, I'm Coming Home," Ozzy stated "God bless you all." The night ended with the Sabbath classic "Paranoid," a confetti shower and a wild pyrotechnic show full of sparks, flames and explosions. As the crowd exited the amphitheatre, Ozzy's "Changes" filtered into the night over the loudspeakers.
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Vampire Diaries Synopsis For Season 5, Episode 11: "500 Years of Solitude"
With Katherine Pierce (Nina Dobrev) knocking on death's door, things are looking mighty bleak for everyone's favorite sassy vampire. And given the fact that Season 5, Episode 11 ("500 Years of Solitude") marks the 100th episode for The Vampire Diaries, we're expecting some very dramatic moments.
The gang's all back — and old, familiar faces will also be making a return — for the milestone episode, but what kind of TVD episode would it be without a good ol' flashback? From the official synopsis for the January 23 episode (and the pretty obvious episode title), we're headed back to 1490 to take an emotional trip down memory lane for Katherine and Nadia (Olga Fonda) — perhaps this will be when we get to see young Nadia!
MORE: For more spoilers about the 100th episode, click here!
With a reunion, flashbacks, and a probable death, we know we're in for an emotional roller coaster ride — but don't discount a miracle! From the sound of things, Nadia isn't just going to sit around and watch her mother die. We seriously can't wait!
Check out the official synopsis below:
"As she faces a new crisis, Katherine (Nina Dobrev) remembers the traumatic night in 1490 when she gave birth to the daughter who was immediately taken from her. Stefan (Paul Wesley) lets Elena, Caroline (Candice Accola) and Bonnie (Kat Graham) know that Katherine's health has taken a turn for the worse, while Damon (Ian Somerhalder) Matt (Zach Roerig) and Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) discuss some of Katherine's most notorious moments. Nadia (guest star Olga Fonda) comes up with a frightening plan to protect her mother, and Stefan and Elena are forced to help her. Meanwhile, Caroline is mortified when she realizes she forgot to fill Elena in on the latest shocking gossip, then indulges in a little scandalous behavior of her own. Finally, Elena and Katherine share an unexpected moment of connection."
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Materials Required: | cardboard box Crepe paper or cello gift wrap plain white paint or white paper Clothes in the same color as your chocolate wrapper (or plain brown) Brown face paint Make your own Ribbon or suspenders(either will do well) Colored Card Paints |
Directions: | Paint the box white or cover it in white card When paint is dry, either paint on the chocolate wrapper or cover it in cello wrap or crepe paper. REMEMBER: glue or stick it down securely. Leave to dry for a few minutes whilst you cut out the name of your chocolate bar out of the colored paper. Glue the name on, or paint it on, whichever you like. After that, Pop on the clothes in the wrapper colors or brown. Paint your face (or whoevers dressing ups) brown or in your wrapper colors. Tie one end of the ribbon or suspender to one side of the bar, and the other to the other side. this should create a loop that will go over your head. And amazingly YOUR DONE! |
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Tim Tam bus goes on 'Love More Than One' tour of Australia giving away 200,000 biscuits
Arnott's has launched a campaign to promote its treat packs, kicking off with a branded bus tour that starts in Melbourne.
Headed for Warrnambool, the bus will be 'sharing the love' by giving away roughly 200,000 Tim Tams, available in eight different flavours, on its way around Victoria, South Australia and New South Wales for three weeks.
The experiential campaign, devised by Mango, comes nine months after the brand gave away roughly 100,000 Tim Tams in an experiential stunt at Martin Place in Sydney, where the biscuits hung from trees.
The 'Love More Than One' bus's movements can be followed on the brand's Facebook page.
The campaign culminates in a new TV ad that goes on air tomorrow, which is Valentine's Day.
The TV ad, created by DDB Sydney, will run around The Voice, Downton Abbey, The Block: All Stars, My Kitchen Rules, Parade's End, and Packed to the Rafters.
Susanna Polycarpou, Arnott's brand director said in a press release: "Tim Tam is the only chocolate biscuit that stirs emotion in Australians that's beyond reason. We're celebrating the magical love of Tim Tam by creating a unique experience for our fans to enjoy. We would love Tim Tam fans to visit us as we travel around the country and join in the fun by helping to share the Tim Tam love."
ECD: Dylan Harrison
Creative Group Heads: Madeline Smith and Jen Speirs
Art Director: Richard Apps
Copywriter: Andrew Allsop
Managing Director Strategy and Innovation: Leif Stromnes
Senior Strategic Planner: Michelle Martignoni
Managing Partner: Kate Sheppard
Business Director: Claire Birrell
Agency producer: Brenden Johnson
Director of Social Media: James Quinlan
Community Manager: Sohail Bhatia
GM: Claire Salvetti
Senior Execute Producer: Brooke Pilton
Producer: Richard Holt
TV Production:
Production House: The Feds
Director: Josh Logue
Producer: Karen Watson
Post Production House: Heckler
Music: "Are you ready?" by Kate Miller-Heidke (Sony)
Media: MEC
Group Business Director: Tony Newby
Business Director: Rebecca Twist
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Brand Director: Susanna Polycarpou
Marketing Manager, Tim Tam: Leigh Coleman
Brand Manager, Tim Tam: Laura Hindson
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Cute work and nice idea. Not revolutionary, but entirely appropriate for the brand.
It's funny, if McDonald's or the kid's sugary cereal companies did this there'd be universal outrage. Yet, a chocolate biscuit manufacturer (which I'm assuming is equally bad for your health) can do it and it's considered "cute". Strange times we live in….
There would only be outrage from those who are unable to stop clutching pearls and thinking of the children.
You seem to be suggesting that this is aimed at kids. Tim-Tam's previous efforts in Martin Place, a business area, coupled with the talent in the ad and the tone, suggest you are mistakenly trotting out a trite and fallacious view of food advertising.
Nice idea – let's only advertise Water from now on as everything else is detrimental to your health if you have too much of it.
While we're at it let's go back to black and white ads so colours can't impulse people.
What a fun world that would be
A very good point raised there sir.
I guess the Tim Tam's brand is warm and fuzzy. It is a sentimental brand. They are biscuits that you can only (ind of) buy in Oz.
Where as KFC / McDonald's etc are global and everywhere – a bit like Influenza.
Nice sugar verses evil sugar, in terms of the brand perhaps?
('kind of')
I didn't find this to be particularly impressive… it's just OK. The production quality of the ad seems low, and the size of the small product is dominated by the people holding it – took me a while to understand the point / idea behind it. Can't help but think there is a better idea out there to help illustrate the new product. But hey, they're giving away free chocolate – I doubt consumers will complain!
Frank, old fella, there is a difference between a Tim Tam and a Big Mac or a bowl of sugary cereal. Can you guess? That's right, a Tim Tam is smaller, doesn't substitute for proper mealsand doesn't exploit kids, or really dim adults.
Veg muncher – you've explained it to me intelligently and succinctly…. Look, I'm not some perverse anti-sugar campaigner (although I would object to my 4 year old kid being handed Tim Tams). It's just funny how some junk food brands are seen as warm and fuzzy (Tim Tams or Coke or Magnum ice-creams) where others (Mc Donald's, Fruit Loops and Winfield Cigarettes) are seen as the work of the Devil. Again, strange ethics we have….
Great work guys, the hits keep on coming for this brand.
That bus looks pretty cool. Does anyone know who put it together?
Hi hey hey,
Just checked, and DDB – Arnott's ad agency – designed the bus artwork.
Robin – Mumbrella
@ Groucho… I think you've missed the argument. It being it's okay to hand out Tim Tams and it's not okay to handout cheeseburgers (regardless of where they sit on the mealtime food pyramid.)
This is interesting from the Herald today – "Profits before health" and I quote: "ALCOHOL and processed food companies are employing the same tactics as Big Tobacco to increase their profits at the expense of people's lives"
Frank – you really need to learn some critical thinking, logic and reason. Google conflated argument and come back to us, dear chap.
JB – you've missed any point that was made. Maccas gave away free Cheeseburgers on Australia Day. I missed the universal outrage. Could you explain *why* it's not OK to hand stuff out?
For some reason the marketing world has got flipped on it's head – this campaign is presented as "experiential", "culminating in a tvc"…….seems to me the reverse is true in terms of those Australians who will be exposed to it.
A heap will see the tvc, launched logically on V-Day, while a relative handful will be touched by the bus, and even less will bother to follow it's progress on facebook (hello, who doesn't have a life??!!).
Since when did the promotional/giveaway element become the lead story around a campaign, and how is a bus driving around giving free stuff away interesting in and of itself? (we got amazing results for you….the uptake of people wanting free chocolate biscuits was beyond our wildest expectation)
Does it come down to which agency submits the release to trade media?
love it!
The Voice, Downton Abbey, The Block: All Stars, My Kitchen Rules, Parade's End, and Packed to the Rafters.
Would people that watch these sort of programmes eat TT's? Find out soon s'ppose…………
@JB, my point is that a Tim Tam has a lot less sugar and fat than a cheeseburger, or a bowl of sugary cereal and therefore to suggest they area equivalents is quite incorrect. I don't condone either but since my body demands fat & suger I'll take the lesser!
Adgrunt you made me laugh! classic
TempTin you've nailed it – the reason the story leads with the bus is because we're apparently all jaded when it comes to TVCs and besides, "integrated campaigns" involving Big Vehicles are more likely to win awards and facile industry praise
Just look at NAB's 'break-up' campaign as a prime example…how many people do you think read the opening tweet, or saw the pretend bankers tied to trees in a Sydney park? a poofteenth of those who saw the full page "Dear John" break-up ads which effectively admitted that NAB had been colluding with the other banks to the detriment of its customers for years…
Ad Grunt… Save for your condescending insults, I never said I had a problem with handing stuff out; in fact, I regard "product in hand" as the best possible marketing you can do. All I was merely suggesting – as reflective of the Herald article I posted – that heavily processed sugary foods (ie Tim Tams) are playing a huge role in obesity, diabetes, cancers and early death; and here we have a company on a tour through regional Victoria handing out "200,000" such items that do just that. You don't question that? In fact you called it "cute". Sorry, forgive my scepticism, but I have a huge problem with that and the way that is marketed. But suck those Tim Tams up my man and pat your fat belly why you do it…
And this from today's The Age… Again highlighting the unfettered dangers of the junk food industry and the urgent need for it to be controlled. Tim Tams aren't fun, they'll kill ya in the end….
"We would love Tim Tam fans to visit us as we travel around the country" … How can you say that when you're NOT actually travelling around the country at all ? Mooching around the SouthWest of Australia corner doesn't count as "around the country".
NOTHING counts till you come to QUEENSLAND !!
We want the bus in Brisbane !
We want the bus in GoldCoast !
We want the bus in Noosa !
We want the bus here, too !
Come to the better part of Australia Qld!! I agree – hardly a trip around Australia. I'm sure you'll get lots of fans in Brissie.
Oh my!!!! I can see outrage has started for this side of the country and I will join!!
Do Queensland tastebudds not also deserve a visit from this OH SO WONDERFULL BUS? Cmon ;-);-);-)