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PC Repair is a new fake system Optimizer from the same family as HDD Repair. Not so different from rogues, these programs infect PCs with the help of Trojans from infected websites, shareware downloads and fake software updates. Differently from rogue antiviruses, PC Repair will pretend that your computer hardware is corrupt instead of faking virus infections.
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- Use the following key to disable majority of PC Repair alerts and popups:
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- Kill processes starting from All Users/Application Data , AppData, TEMP or similar.
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Zn2+-chelating motif-tethered short-chain fatty acids as a novel class of histone deacetylase inhibitors. | |
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PMID: 14711316 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE |
Among various classes of histone deacetylase (HDAC) inhibitors, short-chain fatty acids exhibit the least potency, with IC(50) in the millimolar range. We rationalized that this weak potency was, in part, attributable to their inability to access the zinc cation in the HDAC active-site pocket, which is pivotal to the deacetylation catalysis. We thus explored the structural optimization of valproate, butyrate, phenylacetate, and phenylbutyrate by coupling them with Zn(2+)-chelating motifs (hydroxamic acid and o-phenylenediamine) through aromatic omega-amino acid linkers. This strategy has led to a novel class of Zn(2+)-chelating, motif-tethered, short-chain fatty acids that exhibited varying degrees of HDAC inhibitory potency. One hydroxamate-tethered phenylbutyrate compound, N-hydroxy-4-(4-phenylbutyrylamino)benzamide (HTPB), displayed nanomolar potency in inhibiting HDAC activity. Exposure of several cancer cell lines to HTPB at the submicromolar level showed reduced cell proliferation accompanied by histone hyperacetylation and elevated p21(WAF/CIP1) expression, which are hallmark features associated with intracellular HDAC inhibition. |
Qiang Lu; Ya-Ting Yang; Chang-Shi Chen; Melanie Davis; John C Byrd; Mark R Etherton; Asad Umar; Ching-Shih Chen |
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Acetylation Antineoplastic Agents / chemical synthesis*, chemistry, pharmacology Benzamides / chemical synthesis*, chemistry, pharmacology Cell Division / drug effects Cell Line, Tumor Chelating Agents / chemical synthesis*, chemistry, pharmacology Cyclin-Dependent Kinase Inhibitor p21 Cyclins / biosynthesis Fatty Acids / chemical synthesis*, chemistry, pharmacology Histone Deacetylase Inhibitors* Histones / metabolism Humans Male Valproic Acid / analogs & derivatives, chemical synthesis, chemistry, pharmacology Zinc / chemistry* |
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Markus Fierz
Markus Fierz | |
Born | Basel, Switzerland |
20 June 1912
Died | 20 June 2006 Küsnacht, Zurich, Switzerland |
(aged 94)
Citizenship | Switzerland |
Fields | Physicist |
Institutions | ETH Zurich in Zurich University of Basel in Basel CERN |
Doctoral advisor | Gregor Wentzel |
Other academic advisors | Wolfgang Pauli |
Doctoral students | Sergio Albeverio, Frans Cerulus, Klaus Hepp, Walter Hunziker, Fritz Kubli, Martin Kummer, Peter Minkowski, David Speiser |
Known for | Spin-statistics theorem |
Influences | Wolfgang Pauli |
Influenced | Jürg Fröhlich |
Notable awards | Max Planck Medal (1979) Albert Einstein Medal (1989) |
Spouse | Menga Biber |
Markus Eduard Fierz (20 June 1912 – 20 June 2006) was a Swiss physicist, particularly remembered for his formulation of Spin-statistics theorem, and for his contributions to the development of quantum theory, particle physics, and statistical mechanics. He was awarded the Max Planck Medal in 1979 and the Albert Einstein Medal in 1989 for all his work.
Fierz's father was a chemist with Geigy and later a professor at Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich (ETH Zurich). Fierz studied at the Realgymnasium in Zurich. In 1931 he began his studies in Göttingen, where he listened to the lectures of such luminaries as Hermann Weyl. In 1933 he returned to Zurich and studied physics at ETH under Wolfgang Pauli and Gregor Wentzel. In 1936 he earned a doctoral degree with his thesis on the infrared catastrophe in quantum electrodynamics.[1] Afterward he went to Werner Heisenberg in Leipzig and in 1936 became an assistant to Wolfgang Pauli in Zurich. For his habilitation degree in 1939 he treated in his thesis relativistic fields with arbitrary spins (with and without mass)[2] and proved the Spin-statistics theorem for free fields.[3] For quantum electrodynamics the work was extended.[4] The work on relativistic fields with arbitrary spins was later important in supergravity. In 1940 he became Privatdozent in Basel and 1943 assistant professor. From 1944 to 1959 he was a professor for theoretical physics in Basel. In 1950 he was at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, where he met Res Jost. In 1959 he led the theoretical physics department at CERN in Geneva for one year and in 1960 he became the successor of his teacher Pauli at ETH. In 1977 he retired there as an emeritus professor. Fierz also worked on gravitational theory but published only one paper on the subject.
In 1940 he married Menga Biber; they became acquainted through making music (he played the violin). Their marriage produced two sons.
- Fierz, M. (1939), "Über die relativistische theorie Kräftefreier teilchen mit beliebigem spin", Helv. Phys. Acta. (in German) 12 (1): 3–37, doi:10.5169/seals-110930(pdf download available)
- Fierz, M.; Pauli, W. (1939), "On relativistic wave equations for particles of arbitrary spin in an electromagnetic field", Proc.Roy. Soc. A 173 (953): 211–232, Bibcode:1939RSPSA.173..211F, doi:10.1098/rspa.1939.0140
- M. Fierz, 'Zur Theorie der Multipolstrahlung', Helv. Phys. Acta 22 (1949) 489
- M. Fierz, Helv. Phys. Acta 29 (1956) 128
- M. Fierz, 'Spinors', in Proceedings of the International Conference on Relativistic Theories of Gravitation, London, July 1965, H. Bondi ed., Kings College, University of London, 1965
- M. Fierz, 'Warum gibt es keine magnetischen Ladungen?', Helv. Phys. Acta 37 (1964) 663
- M. Fierz, 'Die unitären Darstellungen der homogenen Lorentzgruppe', in "Preludes in theoretical physics", in honor of V. F. Weisskopf, A. de-Shalit, H. Feshbach and L. van Hove (eds.), North Holland, Amsterdam, 1966
- M. Fierz, Vorlesungen zur Entwicklungsgeschichte der Mechanik. Springer 1972
- ^ Bloch & Nordsieck 1937 Fierz could not convince Heisenberg of the existence of the divergences.
- ^ Fierz 1939
- ^ Pauli 1940 In 1940, Pauli gave a complete proof.
- ^ Fierz & Pauli 1939
- Bloch, F.; Nordsieck, A. (1937), "Note on the Radiation Field of the Electron", Phys. Rev. 52 (54): 54–59, Bibcode:1937PhRv...52...54B, doi:10.1103/PhysRev.52.54
- Pauli, W. (1940), "The Connection Between Spin and Statistics", Phys.Rev. 58 (716): 716–722, Bibcode:1940PhRv...58..716P, doi:10.1103/PhysRev.58.716
- "Marcus E. Fierz: director of Theoretical Studies". CERN Courier 1 (4): 2. November 1959.
- Minkowski, Peter (September 2006). "Faces and places: Markus Eduard Fierz-Biber 1926-2006". CERN Courier 7 (46): 50.
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Systems of Equations
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Introduction and Rationale of the Unit Plan
The following unit, which has been planned and ready to be implemented into an eighth grade Algebra I class, deals with systems of equations. Students will see how two functions with the same variables will be able to work together and solve for the two unknown variables. The students will have to use many procedures to come up with the answers. Graphing, adding, subtracting, solving for a variable, and using multiples will be just some of the skills that they should have already mastered to work through this unit.
This unit is probably one of the more life-applying units that the students will have. In turn the teacher will be able to answer the age-old question, "When are we ever going to have to use this?" with more ease and plenty of examples. The material will pull in the students because there will many different and exciting activities that will show students that they don't have to answer one problem the same way. Numerous methods will be applied to the same question but will all result in the same answer.
This lesson plan will fit into the curricular recommendations made by the NCTM/Illinois Learning Goals in that students will continue to expand their knowledge in algebra and working with and understanding functions in more complex ways. The use of graphs, calculators, and other manipulatives will help the student to see what exactly a problem is doing and how to better solve it.
By the end of this unit a student should be able to recognize a system of equations and be able to solve it using either a graph, substituting for one variable, eliminating a variable through addition, subtraction and multiplication. The students should also be able to be given a word problem and create a system on their own. The unit project will get them ready to be able to create problems on their own. This is done to help students work and manipulate with systems.
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Introduction to Systems
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Graphing Method: Introduction
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Graphing: Group Work
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Graphing: Break-Even Point and Student Created Problems
Day 5
Penny Problem
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Substitution Method: Introduction
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Substitution: Practice
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Quiz Day
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Catch-up Day/Introduce Unit Project
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Addition/Subtraction Method: Introduction
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Addition/Subtraction: Practice
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Multiplication Method: Introduction
Day 13
Multiplication: Practice
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Quiz Day
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Catch-up Day/Work on Unit Project
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Systems of Inequalities: Introduction With Colored Transparencies
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Inequalities: Graphing Calculator
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Time to Work on Unit Project
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Review Day: Computer Lab
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Review Day: Classroom
Day 21
Unit Test
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Unit Project Presentation
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The Causeway Coast, as seen through the eyes of mountain climber and local resident Hannah Shields, is in the spotlight in Great Britain right now, courtesy of a major new tourism promotion. Tourism Ireland is targeting millions of prospective visitors around GB – through The Guardian newspaper and website – with a special Causeway Coast promotion which is highlighting the many things to see and do for British holidaymakers in the area. The campaign, will reach a wide audience around Britain, including over 2.2 million visitors each month to The Guardian website and almost one million readers of the newspaper.
As well as a full-page feature on the North Antrim coastline in the Weekend magazine, a promotional film has been uploaded to the paper's website showing off some of the many hidden gems to be found in this part of Northern Ireland. In the film, Hannah Shields, who has climbed Mount Everest, takes the viewer on a tour and highlights the wonderful heritage, culture and scenery of the area. She begins in White Park Bay with its impressive sweep of golden sand before moving on to St Gobban's Church, said to be the smallest church in Ireland. She then stops off at Dunluce Castle and showcases some of the Ulster Way which leads to the Giant's Causeway. The film finishes with Hannah showing off her storytelling skills relaying the tale of Finn MacCool and the legend of how the Causeway was formed.
Vanessa Markey, Tourism Ireland's Head of Great Britain, said: "This promotion with The Guardian, both online and offline, is an excellent way of showcasing the Causeway Coast and its many attractions to a large audience of potential holidaymakers across Great Britain. It is part of a wider Tourism Ireland campaign with The Guardian, to encourage visitors to go beyond our major cities and explore more rural parts of Northern Ireland.
"Great Britain is the largest single source market for visitors to Northern Ireland and the island of Ireland, delivering over 50% of all overseas visitors and 35% of overseas tourism revenue. Vanessa Markey continued: "The island of Ireland holds strong appeal for Britons, ranking at number seven on their 'wish-list' of places to visit. Our campaigns are driving home messages of friendliness, fun and stunning inspirational landscapes, as well as encouraging visitors to get out and about and enjoy the lesser known parts of the island."
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re: First boat: Cal 2-27, Pearson 28 or Islander 28?
And to add to the conversation, don't jump into the "electric propulsion" idea right off the bat. Not to think for others, but I'd at least be willing to wager that after a year you'll find yourself browsing back through the "for sale" ads, as by then you'll start to know what it is you truly do "need" and "want". Today it's all just suposition. That electric propulsion is going to be a lot more costly than you're probably thinking, as it's been a real-life subject around here quite often. Search the forums and you'll get a feel for what I'm talking about. I can almost promise you it won't be cheaper to build the electric motor than it will be to repair the one installed, at least I'm relatively confident in that not knowing the true story on what's in there. You won't recoup the cost of electric propulsion as it's still an idea that hasn't gained a lot of traction. Batteries take up a lot more room and add a lot more weight than you think. Even though it's not always prudent to enter into a purchase thinking about resale, I do know that it's unwise to not consider it.
The word "dinghy" doesn't necessarily mean a 14' Snipe, btw. Lots of folks consider anything under 25' a dinghy and some even under 27-30'. I will say that the transition from a 22' keel boat to a 27' keel boat was a LOT bigger jump than I had anticipated. I went in assuming, "what's the difference, it's just 5 foot". Famous last words I'm sure said by many more folks than just me.
Having said all that, I will add the most important piece to this thread: pics or it did not happen. So, at this point, none of us have believed anything you've mentioned because we've not seen photographic evidence. Proof is in the pudding, you know. Good luck and keep us posted......I mean, if you ever decide to look at a boat (which means posting a picture of said boat). :-)
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The USS Roosevelt was a Federation starship that was in service with Starfleet in the mid-24th century.
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Though, technically speaking, I made this one on Sunday/Tuesday. Just didn't take the pictures till today. But it's still Wednesday, so it counts!
Anywhoo..so I have this birthday thing coming up on Saturday. The big 3-0. And to be honest, I haven't really been looking forward to it. The last several years have been kind of rough on a personal level, and there's so many things that I wish had happened in my life by this point that didn't. Sometimes it's really hard not to let that bum me out. But I do have some really great friends and family who are ensuring that pretty much every moment of my weekend is filled with fun things, so I should have a good time. One of the events is that several of my closest friends are taking me out for dinner in Philadelphia (a pretty big deal, since it's about an hour away when traffic is good for some of us.) And so of course I wanted something new to wear. Or at least new to me. (Prepare to be bombarded with pictures.)
I had this slinky polyester wrap-type dress I picked up awhile back on one of my thrifting excursions. I liked the print. And the colors. But it was pretty much unwearable as is, because this thing was huuuuuge on me. You can't really tell so much in this picture, except for extreme bagginess in the armpit area...
So how's this, now that the wrap is undone? Toga party, anyone?
Plus it had this ridiculously long tie on one side--after several attempts, I still couldn't figure out how it was supposed to work with the 3-times-as-short second tie. Because wrapping it around a couple times just didn't seem to cut it.
One last before shot on my dummy, so you can get an idea of the bagginess of this thing.
I ended up taking it in several inches on both sides--the construction looked fairly simple, since it was one seam up the sleeves and down the side. I managed to work it so that I could keep the original sleeve hem intact, with perhaps just a slight bit of flaring. That's ok. I like flared sleeves. But here you can get an idea of just how much I had to take it in. Of course, it ended up being more challenging than I thought, mainly due to the mock wrap section. I ended up sewing it in wrong the first time, and the dress was hopelessly twisted when I tried to turn it right-side out! So I had to rip that part of it out and resew that side.
I also ended up chopping off a significant portion of that extra-long tie (which happens to be the perfect length for a skinny headband!), and about 8" from the hem. I don't know where dinner is going to be (they won't tell me), but my best friend said nice top and nice pants, so I wanted more of a tunic-style thing. I'd get more wear out of that than a dress anyway. So here's what I ended up with:
So there you have it--a tunic that looks not very different at all from the original dress! But I'm sure it will fit me much better. No pictures of it on me yet, of course, but hopefully I will have some after Saturday. So I can update this post with pics later if people want.
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So when will the invasion begin, now that Vladimir Putin, president of Russia, who not only demonstrably has weapons of mass destruction, including hundreds of the nuclear weapons that are the only ones worthy of the term, has used poison gas on his own people? Or do such criteria not apply to permanent members of the UN Security Council being courted by the Bush administration to support a tough-sounding resolution against Saddam Hussein?
That sounds a little flip, almost frivolous. It is difficult to imagine that the Russian security forces actually intended to kill hostages when they released some kind of incapacitating gas into the Sharikopodshipnik Theater in Moscow – although they might well have calculated that some of them would die in the encounter with the Chechnyan hostage-takers.
But the Russians, at the very least, miscalculated badly and tragically about what the effects of that gas would be on people who were generally dehydrated and had been forced to stay virtually immobile for about 58 hours. Whether they deserve to be invaded or not – the analogy does serve to point up the subjectivity of so much of the case for invading Iraq, which is potentially useful – they deserve to be held to account for incompetence, carelessness or worse.
Whether or not that accounting will ever come, the political effect of the incident will be considerably different than if the rescue operation had been more like a success. If it had been successful, it would undoubtedly have strengthened Russian President Vladimir Putin to continue the campaign against the would-be breakaway province (which resisted being part of Russia during Czarist days) with renewed vigor and brutality. Now much of the anger that would have been directed against the Chechen rebels will be deflected toward the government as well.
What appeared at first to be a well-executed strike against terrorists holding some 800 Moscow theater-goers hostage has been transformed into something different and possibly more tragic. An incapacitating gas, still unidentified, that was pumped into the theater before Russian special forces moved in, seems to have killed 116 of the 118 hostages who died in the rescue effort. And many of the hostages are still in hospitals.
It is just possible to understand how such a tragic series of mistakes might have been made, and it seems unlikely that the Russian security forces would have killed hostages intentionally. But to date Russian officials have dealt with the incident in the manner of Russian officials (communist, pre-communist and post-communist) since time immemorial, with secretiveness and hostility toward the notion that the public has anything resembling a right to know what their wise leaders have been up to. If they want to avoid more serious doubts festering about the competence of the regime they would do well to summon up a good deal more candor than they have yet mustered.
In ordinary circumstances you might expect at least a few putatively democratic representatives of the vaunted "international community" to summon up a bit of concern over the apparent gassing of innocent Russian (and some foreign including perhaps two American) citizens. But the international situation is seriously muddled by the current U.N. Security Council debate over a resolution against Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq. As those who pay attention to such matters know, Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed reservations about such a resolution, and the United States and Great Britain have been courting him. They have little inclination to rile up the Kremlin's leaders on the eve of a possible vote.
So U.S. and British spokespeople have been very understanding about the Russian government's actions. In different circumstances they might have been more skeptical or critical.
It also might be the case that the pending U.N. vote on Iraq emboldened the Russian security forces to engage in an inherently risky operation they might have thought through more carefully otherwise. Since 9/11 Putin has taken care to characterize the conflict in Russia – with some justification but with more than a little disingenuousness – as part of the ongoing conflict between civilized countries and nasty Islamist terrorists.
That has essentially silenced whatever elements in the Bush administration might otherwise have been inclined to criticize Russia for the way it is handling a secession movement that is surely more deeply rooted and grounded in history than simply to be viewed as pawns of Osama bin Laden. That feeling – that when it came to Chechnya and its insurgents no violence or brutality or miscalculation was likely to bring on American criticism – could well have gone into the decision to move as quickly as the Russian security forces did.
A case can be made, of course, that the Russian authorities had little choice but to move when they did. The hostage-takers had made threats and actually killed some people. It may be a long time before we have a real idea of all the factors and calculations that went into the decision.
All that having been said, of course, it was apparently an organized band of Chechen terrorists and gunmen who stormed a theater playing a popular musical.
The leader, one Movsar Barayev, was said to be a nephew of Arbi Barayev, a Chechen warlord killed by Russian forces in Chechnya in 2001. Arbi Barayev was known as the "Terminator" because he allegedly killed more than 170 people, including some Brits and a new Zealander, back in 1998 – supposedly in return for funding from bin Laden. So there is a level of ruthlessness and there are connections with foreign terrorists.
The hostage-takers immediately demanded the withdrawal of all Russian forces from Chechnya, and threatened to kill hostages if the demand was not met. They killed at least two hostages and badly wounded two others. The attack came less than an hour before a deadline, when the terrorists said they would kill 10 hostages each hour unless their demands were met.
So the moral responsibility for the bloodshed and death lies mainly with the Chechnyan hostage-takers. This is so independently of the question of whether Russia should have granted Chechnya independence years ago, which is my position (though I have no desire to have that opinion enforced by the U.S. government). Nonetheless, the way the Russian government handled the rescue may deflect attention from the Chechnyan issue.
The Russian security forces had only 58 hours to decide what to do and to come up with a plan. They almost certainly did not have all the resources they would have liked. They acted on the basis of threats from people who had demonstrated themselves to be ruthless.
Even so, they seem to have acted without calculating the full effects of the gas – which might have been a combination improvised at the last minute – and without an antidote available for medical personnel to use on the affected hostages.
There may be mitigating factors here. Some of the people with law enforcement experience I have talked to about the matter emphasize the importance of an agent that acts quickly, before it can be detected by odor, color or taste. Using tear gas or pepper spray might have given the hostage-takers time to blow themselves up, and the hostages with them, or to spray bullets among the hostages, killing many. Still, it seems almost indefensible to use a gas like that without more knowledge of or forethought given to what the effects would be on exhausted, dehydrated hostages.
Russian officials will be criticized, with reason. Whether the criticism will develop into something that could affect the course of Russian activity in Chechnya – or even how they might vote on a Security Council resolution – is almost impossible to know just yet.
As difficult as it will be, they need to handle the tragedy with candor and honesty – never a specialty of Russian officialdom under any regime – beginning as soon as possible. Russian officials shy away from candor almost as instinctively as Bush administration officials, believing that sharing information with the mere public is a sign of weakness or giving into populist effrontery. But the Russian officials may soon have an incentive to change their ways, at least a little bit.
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I wish Girl in a Coma had released an album when I was growing up in the 1970s. The band cranks its amps in the style of the classic-rock power trios I listened to back then, though it swaps out the testosterone with a sense of graceful defiance.
Exits and All the Rest is Girl in a Coma's fourth album, and confidence pervades the musicianship of bassist Jen Alva, drummer Phanie Diaz and her little sister, guitarist Nina Diaz. Nina Diaz told me she's been writing music since she was 13, and in the years since, it's had time to mature and grow. Exits and All the Rest provides a perfect showcase for her writing.
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Opeth -- Sayreville, NJ -- May 1st, 2009
Really fun show, i think it was my 17th time seeing Opeth since 2001. Enslaved was the only support...I know they closed with Isa, and played fusion of sense and earth. Had trouble understanding the singer, i can flesh their set out some tomorrow with my ipod. They played about 45 mins.
Opeth (in order) Heir Apparent Ghost of Perdition Godheads Lament Leper Affinity Credence Hessian Peel Closure (extended) Night and the Silent Water Lotus Eater ------------------------ Deliverance Michael was his usual chatty self, kept making Bon Jovi, Skid Row, and Springsteen references since the show was in Jersey |
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So mad Enslaved's headlining tour got cancelled...they better reschedule soon :(
For those wondering about the schedule, the time on the ticket was 7:00. I think that was when the doors were supposed to open, but we arrived at 7:15 and there was still a giant line outside. Not sure about the times of Enslaved's set, but Opeth came on around 9:20 and played until 11:25.
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I think you were right below me legless. Enslaved played from 8:00 to 8:45
Pretty awesome set, it would be nice to see this exact one on May 26th.
This tour will be my fifth time seeing Opeth. Three songs I've never seen before...good stuff. :fist:
Another awesome Opeth show last night...it never gets old after 40+ gigs. It was great to see the venue packed with lots of craziness.
I thought Enslaved played great as well, but their sound was muddied up too much. There was a definite difference for the better during Opeth's set from where I was standing. Anyway, here is Enslaved's set list as best as I can remember it. I might be missing a song, but I don't think so. [U]Enslaved[/U] To the Coast Fusion of Sense and Earth Ruun As Fire Swept Clean the Earth Ground The Watcher Isa |
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