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Born and raised in the Midwest by my mom and sister, my two best friends. I am upfront, bluntly honest and direct, which a lot of people ask for, but don't realize they can't handle it. I do have full sleeves, but I don't drive a big truck, or fight mma, I live in reality. I'd rather play sports than watch. I play soccer, rugby, enjoy everything fitness all which allow me to travel around the world. I don't watch a lot of TV, but there is always time for pizza and a movie. I prefer to be outside doing something...anything. Music is huge to me I spent the year seeing as many concerts as possible: Lil Wayne, Imagine Dragons, Kings of Leon, Drake, Mumford and Sons any concert I'm in. The world is a big place with so much to see and do. Traveling, cultures, ways of life, the peeps. My schedule is amazing, and allows me a lot of time especially to travel. I am a huge beach bum so I'm in Cali at least once a month for fun, and sports. Teach me how to surf, teach me how to play the guitar, teach me about life, and someone teach me how to dougie better yet salsa and bachata. Be a dork, be strong, smart, funny, independent, honest, motivated, sarcastic, strong willed and opinionated. Just be yourself.
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I need a $3 or a $5 gift? Anyone have any idea's? I know what she is into and it's more than $5. She loves arts and crafts - but would a coloring book and crayons/ color pencils be lame?? I have until next week, it's on Thursday. And they may be doing a holiday party too. Is it usually this late to find out?
Lisa - Mom to Marisia (05/28/05) & William (11/20/08)
Maybe one of those big flocked poster sets for coloring, or a foam craft set for the holidays, or even a circle knitter and some yarn. I would try to use the coupons at places like Hobby Lobby or Michael's to make it a little nicer for the $5.
seems pretty typical to me. You will most likely get a reminder the tues. or weds. before hand.
My son is a 2nd grader also, and if they were doing the same thing, I would just take him with me to the dollar store or Target dollar spot and have him pick out a few things as the gift. Thats what I did with my twins last yr who where in Kindy.
Ideas off the top though
cheap action figure
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candy (can't go wrong there)
bouncy balls
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cheap barbie( i found a beach barbie at Frys/Kroger for about $3.50 on tuesday)
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Also check walgreens. The toys are crap , but don't cost a butt load.
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MIAMI: LeBron James scored 32 points and finished one assist shy of a triple-double and Dwyane Wade added 27 points as the Miami Heat rallied to beat the Dallas Mavericks 119-109 in overtime on Wednesday.
Chris Bosh also scored 17 for Miami, who extended their NBA Eastern Conference-leading record to 22-8.
The Heat trailed by 12 in the opening minutes, and then dug their way out of a six-point hole in the final 3:02 of regulation. James had 12 rebounds and nine assists.
O.J. Mayo scored 30 and Dirk Nowitzki – still working his way back from knee surgery – added 19 in 29 minutes for the Mavericks, who fell to 0-6 in overtime this season.
The struggling Brooklyn Nets ended Oklahoma City's 12-game home winning streak with a 110-93 victory in a game featuring the first ejection of Kevin Durant's career.
Joe Johnson scored a season-high 33 points and Deron Williams added 19 points and 13 assists for the Nets, who fired coach Avery Johnson last month and were coming off a 31-point defeat to San Antonio on Monday.
The Nets squandered a 23-point lead and allowed Oklahoma City to tie it at 85 before going on a 23-8 run to retake control of the game. Durant was ejected near the end of the run for arguing with the referee over a technical foul.
Durant scored 27 points and Russell Westbrook had 26 points and 10 assists for Oklahoma City, wholost for only the third time at home this season.
The Golden State Warriors handed the Los Angeles Clippers their second straight defeat, 115-94, following the Clippers' franchise-record 17-game winning streak.
Stephen Curry scored 25 of his 31 points in the first half and David Lee finished with 24 points and 13 rebounds for the Warriors, who became the first team to beat the Clippers twice this season.
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In Boston, Mike Conley had 23 points and nine assists to lead the Memphis Grizzlies to a 93-83 win over the Celtics.
San Antonio withstood a second-half rally to beat Milwaukee 117-110 on the road.
The Houston Rockets defeated the New Orleans Hornets 104-92, with James Harden leading the team in scoring for the 14th straight game in which he's played.
Toronto ended an eight-game losing streak to Portland, routing the Trail Blazers 102-79 at home.
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The Center for Public Integrity's report, called "Nothing Sacred: The Politics of Privacy," chronicles the federal policy debate over personal privacy since the 1960s.
"Time and time again, Congress has put the economic interests of various privacy invaders ahead of the privacy interests of the American public," Charles Lewis, chairman of the center, said in a statement. "When it comes to privacy, in fact, the agenda seems to be set mostly by commercial interests. That's the disturbing message that flows from virtually every page of the report."
Despite evidence that the onslaught of propriety computer networks and the Internet could foster a new host of privacy breaches, the report concludes that numerous industries have historically pressured Congress to reject stronger protections.
The findings come as the online privacy debate has become a significant issue in the United States. In addition, a demanding European privacy directive will take effect in October that threatens to cut off e-commerce and personal record exchanges from nations that don't support the same protections.
Although about 50 privacy bills are in the legislative mill on Capitol Hill, lawmakers and the White House have yet to implement new rules for the use of personal information collected by e-commerce, financial, and content sites.
Based on congressional records, news articles, interviews, and campaign finance records, the center's report charges that the powerful credit or health care industries often win politicians' votes over the concerns privacy advocates. The center also draws a correlation between these industry victories and campaign contributions.
According to the report, Congress heard testimony about medical-record confidentiality concerns in 1971 but has yet to pass legislation to curb abuses. For example, legislation has been proposed, but not passed, to put the onus on hospitals and insurance companies not to release or share private data without a patient's permission and apply strict security measures for computerized records.
On the other hand, the report cites Congress's passage of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act in 1996, which institutes privacy protections but also could allow for the creation of a single computer identification number for all patients to allow heath care and insurance companies to easily ship around records or bill patients.
Privacy advocates fear a universal medical ID could make it almost impossible to receive confidential medical care.
"Hospitals, insurance companies, and members of trade associations that oppose such protections have poured more than $45.6 million into congressional campaigns," Lewis said. "Antiprivacy interests have little trouble finding members of Congress to do their bidding."
The report submits a laundry list of other accusations against credit, direct marketing, and insurance firms, including the following:
The Direct Marketing Association said today it supported the goal of this bill but opposed its passage as drafted.
"Using databases to define and reach a specific audience is important far beyond commercial markets, and passage of this legislation would effectively eliminate the use of databases for other important direct marketing purposes," the DMA stated in its official position paper on the proposed law. "The legislation would hamper efforts by law enforcement officials to help find missing children" and "hamper academic organizations from granting scholarships to needy and often financially disadvantaged youth."
Chet Dalzell, director of public relations for the DMA, had no comment today on the center's report, but added that "the [Feinstein-Frank]bill had nothing to do with [protecting children].
"We don't normally respond to every group that comes along," he added. "We're very active on the Hill about educating people on many fronts. We pride ourselves on the relationships we have, and they are built on serving the consumer."
But industries often oppose broader privacy protections for other reasons, said Bill Hogan, director of investigative projects for the Center for Public Integrity.
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Beautiful Life, by Jimmy Greene, reviewedReleased Monday, Beautiful Life, from saxophonist Jimmy Greene is a moving memorial to his daughter Ana, who was among the children murdered in December 2012 at the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre.
Ottawa Jazzfest preview: Christian McBride Trio CD reviewedThe super-swinging bassist brings a virtuosic trio in the Oscar Peterson mold to the NAC Studio June 30.
Streaming jazz tonight and Saturday: the JLCO, Christian McBride and Kurt RosenwinkelThis Saturday and Sunday (May 24 and 25) the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra will join forces with two of Philadelphia's greatest and more recent gifts to jazz, bassist Christian McBride and guitarist Kurt Rosenwinkel. In the last few years, both McBride and Rosenwinkel have released big band albums featuring their original compositions. I expect that's what Wynton Marsalis and his crew will be playing.
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa, who won the prize in 1984, said Obama's award shows great things are expected from him in coming years. "It's an award coming near the beginning of the first term of office of a relatively young president that anticipates an even greater contribution towards making our world a safer place for all," Tutu said. "It is an award that speaks to the promise of President Obama's message of hope." Obama is the third sitting U.S. president to win the award: President Theodore Roosevelt won in 1906 and President Woodrow Wilson was awarded the prize in 1919. Wilson received the prize for his role in founding the League of Nations, the hopeful but ultimately failed precursor to the contemporary United Nations. The Nobel committee chairman said after awarding the 2002 prize to former Democratic President Jimmy Carter, for his mediation in international conflicts, that it should be seen as a "kick in the leg" to the Bush administration's hard line in the buildup to the Iraq war. Five years later, the committee honored Bush's adversary in the 2000 presidential election, Al Gore, for his campaign to raise awareness about global warming. In July talks in Moscow, Obama and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev agreed that their negotiators would work out a new limit on delivery vehicles for nuclear warheads of between 500 and 1,100. They also agreed that warhead limits would be reduced from the current range of 1,700-2,200 to as low as 1,500. The United States now has about 2,200 such warheads, compared to about 2,800 for the Russians. But there has been no word on whether either side has started to act on the reductions. Former Peace Prize winner Mohamed ElBaradei, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna, said Obama has already provided outstanding leadership in the effort to prevent nuclear proliferation. "In less than a year in office, he has transformed the way we look at ourselves and the world we live in and rekindled hope for a world at peace with itself," ElBaradei said. "He has shown an unshakable commitment to diplomacy, mutual respect and dialogue as the best means of resolving conflicts." Obama also has attempted to restart stalled talks between the Israelis and Palestinians, but just a day after Obama hosted the Israeli and Palestinian leaders in New York, Israeli officials boasted that they had fended off U.S. pressure to halt settlement construction. Moderate Palestinians said they felt undermined by Obama's failure to back up his demand for a freeze. Obama was to meet with his top advisers on the Afghan war on Friday to consider a request by Gen. Stanley McChrystal, the U.S. commander in Afghanistan, to send as many as 40,000 more troops to Afghanistan as the U.S war there enters its ninth year. Obama ordered 21,000 additional troops to Afghanistan earlier this year and has continued the use of unmanned drones for attacks on militants in Afghanistan and Pakistan, a strategy devised by the Bush administration. The attacks often kill or injure civilians living in the area. Nominators for the prize include former laureates; current and former members of the committee and their staff; members of national governments and legislatures; university professors of law, theology, social sciences, history and philosophy; leaders of peace research and foreign affairs institutes; and members of international courts of law. In his 1895 will, Alfred Nobel stipulated that the peace prize should go "to the person who shall have done the most or the best work for fraternity between the nations and the abolition or reduction of standing armies and the formation and spreading of peace congresses." The committee has taken a wide interpretation of Nobel's guidelines, expanding the prize beyond peace mediation to include efforts to combat poverty, disease and climate change. The Norwegian Nobel Committee decided not to inform Obama before the announcement because it didn't want to wake him up, committee chairman Thorbjoern Jagland said. "Waking up a president in the middle of the night, this isn't really something you do," Jagland said. Read the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize citation
Obama says he will accept the award WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama said Friday he was honored and humbled to win the Nobel Peace Prize and would accept it as a "call to action" to work with other nations to solve the problems of the 21st century. A beaming Obama told reporters in the White House Rose Garden that he wasn't sure he had done enough to earn the award, or deserved to be in the company of the others who had won it before him. But, he said, "I will accept this award as a call to action, a call for all nations to confront the challenges of the 21st century." Obama will travel to Oslo, Norway, in December to accept the award.


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Gov. Doyle to speak Oct. 3 at I-Q Corridor Investors' Symposium
SEPT. 14, 2007--Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle, who has pushed for a more vigorous tech-based state and regional economy, will speak during the first I-Q Corridor Investors' Symposium, to be held Wednesday, Oct. 3, at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls.
The meeting, from 3 to 7 p.m. at the UW-River Falls University Center, 500 Wild Rose Ave., River Falls, is produced by 22 partners and sponsors from Wisconsin and Minnesota, including the Wisconsin Angel Network, the Minnesota High-Tech Association, the University of Minnesota Academic and Corporate Relations Center, the WiSys Technology Foundation and the producers of the Minnesota Cup.
The event will feature presentations by winners of the statewide business plan contests in Minnesota and Wisconsin, and include tips for tapping into "tech transfer" opportunities at the Universities of Wisconsin and Minnesota, a networking hour and a speech by serial entrepreneur and investor Mark Lacek, who is a 1979 graduate of UW-River Falls. Doyle will speak during the networking event; Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty has been invited.
Doyle has encouraged interstate cooperation on a variety of issues through his role in the National Governors Association and the Council of Great Lakes Governors. He worked with the Wisconsin Legislature to create tax credits for state angel investors and venture capitalists, to launch the Wisconsin Angel Network, and to promote the Governor's Business Plan Contest.
Said Tom Still, president of the Wisconsin Technology Council, "The event draws its name from the "I-Q Corridor" brand developed by the tech council to describe the 400 miles connecting Chicago on the southeast end of the I-90/94 corridor and the Twin Cities on the northwest. The "I" not only stands for interstate connections, but ideas, innovation, intellectual property and investment; the "Q" suggests quality of life, workforce, education and more."
With 25 members representing 250 investors, the Wisconsin Angel Network is a project of the Wisconsin Technology Council. The WTC is a nonprofit, bipartisan science and technology advisor to the governor and the Legislature.
"This region boasts 14.3 million people, leading research and development institutions, a strong investment sector and exciting companies in biotechnology, medical devices, information technology, advanced manufacturing and more," said Still. "It only makes sense from investors from both sides of the Mississippi River to meet and compare notes on emerging technologies and deals."
To register ($25 per person) and for more information, go to www.wisconsinangelnetwork.com/events . Event sponsors so far include the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions; the law firm of Quarles and Brady; Wipfli; the law firm of Lommen Abdo; and Workforce Resource, Inc.
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Dunfermline believe they should be 'Club 12' in SPL
Dunfermline should be given the 'Club 12' slot in the Scottish Premier League, according to the Pars chairman.
Dundee are being proposed over the Pars for the place in the top flight vacated by Rangers.
"We need to know where we are; which teams we're playing and we need to get on with it," said John Yorkston.
"Dundee have a case and we have a case; it's just a case of waiting to see how it goes."
The Fife side were relegated from the SPL last season but with Rangers no longer in the top flight, it has created a vacant spot in the division.
Dundee, who finished second behind First Division winners Ross County last season, say they have had no contact from the SPL.
"There's no criteria for the second team going up," added Yorkston.
"There've been cases where a team hasn't been relegated - when Falkirk didn't have a complied stadium - so there are a lot of reasons in our favour.
"It's impossible for ourselves and it's the same for Dundee; even Rangers don't know which league they're going to be in, so their plans must be affected too."
A Rangers newco will now apply for membership of the Scottish Football League, with clubs ready to vote on a proposal that would see them join Division One rather than start in the bottom tier.
That meeting of SFL clubs has now been moved to Friday 13 July.
And SFL chief executive David Longmuir has called on the SPL to clarify the matter of Club 12 before that ballot.
Rangers crisis explained
- Rangers entered administration owing up to £134m to unsecured creditors and will eventually be liquidated.
- As a result its registrations with the Scottish FA and Scottish Premier League were terminated.
- Charles Green led a consortium which bought Rangers' assets for £5.5m.
- The former Sheffield United chief executive is reforming Rangers as a new company.
- But the 'newco' application was rejected overwhelmingly by the SPL.
- Instead the new Rangers have now applied to join the Scottish Football League.
Yorkston said the uncertainty was having an effect on Pars boss Jim Jefferies's plans for his squad ahead of the new campaign.
"Basically, we just want to know which division we're going to be in next year," he continued. "That way the manager can plan what he's going to do next year.
"There are indications that a decision has been made. Dundee have been told not to vote at the SFL meeting."
The SPL listed 'Club 12' instead of Rangers on the fixture list for the coming season amidst the uncertainty surrounding the Ibrox club, which entered administration in February.
Charles Green's consortium has since started the process of relaunching the club under the banner of a new company with Rangers FC plc heading for liquidation.
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Comment number 304. Posted by jayceeon 7 Jul 2012 10:30
There should be no doubt that Dunfermline stays in the SPL as ONE club (Rangers) has been demoted/expelled. All through this debacle, the three bodies seem to have been chopping and changing the rules 'on the hoof'
Comment number 303. Posted by Tank_Girl_1888on 6 Jul 2012 20:04
What a laugh, especially from the denial bears. Sick hearing the 'Scottish football's a joke' nonsense though:
a) Look to the history of most successful English clubs where you will find MANY Scottish players and managers involved in that success.
b) Yes the SFA and SPL are in a mess right now and need an overhaul. But oh look, all that mess and run by what? Two Englishmen!
Comment number 302. Posted by Chunkypar73on 6 Jul 2012 19:14
Kel (282). Worst argument ever! Dundee were playing far worse teams than Dunfermline for the whole season so the points differential is even more in Pars favour!
Comment number 301. Posted by EddieBearon 6 Jul 2012 18:46
Yes BadgerBait, the League Cups in both nations has become a lower priority and so would benefit from adding the dimension of inter-nation fixtures to an otherwise 2nd team run out competition.
Comment number 300. Posted by BadgerBaiton 6 Jul 2012 17:55
I would like to see an overhaul of the League Cup system in Britain, with Scottish and English teams competing, it would raise the status of the cup and give smaller teams extra opportunities to reap financial rewards from TV rights, gate reciepts etc. Plus I would love the opportunity to go and see the nearest team to me, Oxford United, play a team of the calibre of the SPL.
Comment number 299. Posted by EddieBearon 6 Jul 2012 17:14
Quite right BadgerBait. EPL is a 2 horse race too, Man U plus a.n. other. Was Arsenal until a Russian and Arab proved you can buy your way to the title; all at the expense of their national team, whereas Spain...!
Comment number 298. Posted by BadgerBaiton 6 Jul 2012 17:05
A word of guidance to fellow English people posting on here spouting things like 'Scottish football is a joke' or other such rubbish, try and look back at the histories of your own clubs before spouting such nonsense. Almost every team that has ever achieved anything worth talking about in English football has been either managed by, or filled with folk from Scotland.
Comment number 297. Posted by djo123on 6 Jul 2012 16:55
Dunfermline should remain in the SPL, if not then there should be two up and two down from now on. If that is the case then fair enough.
Comment number 296. Posted by EddieBearon 6 Jul 2012 16:49
If a club and company are one and the same thing then Celtic ended in 1994 when the Private Limited Company of 1897 was wound up and replaced by a newco Public Limited Company. Of course the "3 year of accounts" rule didn't exist then (neither did 10 pts for going into Administration ;o).
Comment number 295. Posted by tis4tennison 6 Jul 2012 16:34
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Spot on. Scottish football needs a total overhaul. But they rarely listen to what the supporters want. Meanwhile the clock keeps ticking.
Comment number 294. Posted by djh1976rangerson 6 Jul 2012 16:24
to everyone revellining in our problems RANGERS FC will always live on,just because a newco is in charge, we still have our ground,our history and our fans.how many other clubs change ownership,spend more than they make etc!
also i hope we can start at the bottom and earn our way back up to the top.
Comment number 293. Posted by Uphillon 6 Jul 2012 16:12
Precendence should hold here and Dunfermline will stay in SPL, they would have a good case if they went to Court of Arbitration for Sport.
Servco should go to Div3 and the threat of further punishment i.e. transfer bans or suspension etc lifted so that they can get on with rebuilding. They should also forget about the players that have moved on and just make a fresh start.
Comment number 292. Posted by Hustler11on 6 Jul 2012 14:58
Can both Dundee teams play in Dundee at the same time? If so club 12 clash with Dundee Utd 9 times in Dundee.3 things I can see here,1: fixture list needs changed,not likely!! 2:Dundee Utd could take more tv cash in place of Rangers,by swapping to Sunday.3:Dunfermline retain SPL status.SFA are corrupt by nominating Dundee,thinking it would go un-noticed.DAFC would be reinstated in any other league
Comment number 291. Posted by Franny Bhoyon 6 Jul 2012 14:56
Would everyone stop referring to this newco as rangers there is no rangers anymore it is a new company that is why they are applying to get into the SFL and as the rules state you have to apply to the bottom division so if they do get into the 1st division sporting integrity is out the window if it is not out the window already and by law a new company cannot be called by the old company's name.
Comment number 290. Posted by bored23on 6 Jul 2012 14:51
(cont) Finally many scots ive met take great pride in their hatred for England and I myelf have been refused entry to pubs etc in Glasgow for 'my safety' due to my accent, why on earth would we want these people coming to our terraces every week?!
Comment number 289. Posted by bored23on 6 Jul 2012 14:39
I lived and worked in Glasgow for a year and albeit not all fans but ALOT of RFC fans I came accross when out and about were not exactly friendly to say the least!
Comment number 288. Posted by BadgerBaiton 6 Jul 2012 14:34
Despite what bored23 says most of the people I know still had respect for Scottish football, when they see things like Rangers beating Man U in the champs league in a game, or the time Celtic knocked Liverpool out. Some of that lost by Rangers dodgy dealing, but regained now due to them being voted out of SPL. Rangers are no more, the Newco should start, like all new teams, from the bottom.
Comment number 287. Posted by Positive Vibeon 6 Jul 2012 14:26
bored23 agree with you that rangers should not play in the epl. i wouldn't fancy having to put up with all the scuzzy drunken english hooligans coming up here. you stay there and we'll stay here !
Comment number 286. Posted by bored23on 6 Jul 2012 14:23
(cont) and im sorry but just because the Scottish leagues are a laughing stock and have been for years should mean you concentrate on getting them in order rather than talking of teams moving to the EPL.
Comment number 285. Posted by derbyparon 6 Jul 2012 14:13
As a Pars fan I would say a playoff to be the fair way to decide who goes up, and Rangers should be put in Div 3 also we should revert in the future to two divisions with two up three down and a third team promoted from a play off between 3rd 4th 5th and 6th
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5.0 out of 5 stars Alice Cooper is a GENIUS!
Listen up all you old school metalheads, nu-metal enthusiasts, goth lovers, shock rockers, and rock n rollers...The Master is here to show everyone how it's really supposed to be done. Alice never left the throne, he just stepped outside to take a [restroom break]. While he was gone a slew of wannabes tried to take a seat, but good ol' Uncle Alice has returned to chop of...
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Alice Cooper's "Brutal Planet" is filled with good music. It's new music that Alice had to experiment with. The experiment didn't turn out too badly, and the album wasn't horrible. Brutal Planet features good, hard shock rock, and has a few soft songs too. The only thing that brought this album down from 4 or 5 stars was the lyrics. The lyrics stand out as being...
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4.0 out of 5 stars 9 out of 10 � Gimme Indeed!,
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Alice Cooper's Brutal Planet is his first release of the 00's, and it's fantastic! It's an entirely new direction for the Wicked One, and he used it to create one of his best albums.
Brutal Planet - 100% This is by the far the best song on the album! Who knew Cooper was so angry? "Here's where we starve the hungry, here's where we cheat the poor" etc. Brutal indeed. And it works so well. This track mixes Cooper's anger, with a female-voiced chorus. Killer opening track.
Wicked Young Man - 95% This track carries the momentum (and anger) of the opening track. While Cooper's not a young man anymore, I think we can forgive him for thinking he's still 18, for fear of what he might do to us if we don't! (He's got a pocket full of bullets.)
Sanctuary - 85% Sanctuary isn't nearly as impressive as the one-two punch of the first two tracks. Good lyrics, but musically, it doesn't do enough for me. Although, it's got a pretty good chorus.
Blow Me A Kiss - 90% Nice little opening guitar riff. No frills here. More angry lyrics from Cooper, executed with great results. Another great chorus.
Eat Some More - 95% The title says it all. I love the song just for the title. This song gets off to a nice slow, chugging start, which fits the song well. There are some particularly creative lyrics from Cooper in this song "Do you like the taste?/Stuff it in your face."
Pick the Bones - 100% Probably the best song here after the title track. A nice slow, acoustic, intro, that builds with a second electric guitar over top, and then eventually the song comes crashing into the chorus. Cooper's never been known for having a fantastic voice, but he really puts his emotion through in the song. This song paints a picture of a planet more brutal, then the title track. "There are holes in the wall/bloody hair on the bricks/and the smell of this hell/is makin' me sick."
Pessi-Mystic - 10% If I cut make one change to this album, I'd remove this song. I just don't like it. Sorry folks, I just don't find anything redeeming about this song. I can excuse it though, since the rest of the album is just fantastic.
Gimme - 100% This song was a single, and a has a pretty decent music video. Starts off with a great riff, and really makes up for the clunker that is Pessi-Mystic. Another great chorus. "Gimme this/gimme that/gimme this/gimme that." That's society in a nutshell. Nicely done.
It's The Little Things - 90% This song features Cooper's great sense of humor. "You can burn my house/you can cut my hair/you can make me wrestle naked with a grizzly bear/you can poison my cat/baby I don't care/but if you talk in the movies/I'll kill you right there." It's a little bit weaker than Gimme, but overall, a very welcome song on this album.
Take it Like a Woman - 95% Nobody knows how to write a ballad quite like Cooper. The man's been churnin' 'em out consistently for over 30 years. This is another great addition to his arsenal, although it sounds a bit out of place on the album. Oh well, a good song is a good song.
Cold Machines - 95% What? Last song? Nooo I was enjoying this album so much... the album finishes with Cold Machines, another great chorus from the Coop.
Overall, this album is a strong 9/10, but that's not how Amazon works. But, 9/10 is my real score. After a great follow-up (Dragontown) I was a bit disappointed that Cooper abandoned this direction with 2003's The Eyes of Alice Cooper. At least Brutal Planet will stand out as one of the best albums in Cooper's huge catalogue.
4.0 out of 5 stars Not his greatest work, but still good!,
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Alice has had a go at so many diffrent forms of Rock and pop. and I was suprised that this type of DEEP METAL sound appealed to me! USually I cannot stand that thrashing new age heavy metal sound, but i guess it depends on who the man behind the mascara is?
Tho I dont like every song on this album, i still like most of them! It has turned out quite a few suprising gems! This album is a kind of story adventure type of thing, not easy to tell if you hadnt read that before but its there in a way! This album is defnitly mich better then DRAGONTOWN and has a great selection of new age sounding masterpeices of Alice. Tho if your into solo guitar playing, you will sorely miss them on this album!
My favorite would have to be "little things" Alice has a great sense of humor built into this song. it might not be belly laughing funny, but I still think its great!
Some may mistaken the lyrics as beeing fairly depressing death lyrics, but if you listen more carefully, there actually just classic Alice's scare tactics!
5.0 out of 5 stars Alice Cooper is a GENIUS!,
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Listen up all you old school metalheads, nu-metal enthusiasts, goth lovers, shock rockers, and rock n rollers...The Master is here to show everyone how it's really supposed to be done. Alice never left the throne, he just stepped outside to take a [restroom break]. While he was gone a slew of wannabes tried to take a seat, but good ol' Uncle Alice has returned to chop of all the heads of the pretenders to the throne. I'm talking to you Marilyn Manson, Rob Zombie, Slipknot. Anyone can SHOCK, but only Alice can do it with razor sharp wit, biting social critique, humor, and the musical chops to back it all up. Nice try boys, but no dice.
ALICE is back with one of his greatest albums ever! This is why he's a LEGEND. 30 years and he's still putting out great material in his own unique, twisted, brilliant style. BRUTAL PLANET'S a concept record, a bonecrusher, a balls out METAL record, a social commentary, a mirror to society. Alice's
music is exactly like the title suggests, BRUTAL. Not brutal in a sludging, overly distorted, noise crammed junk that mostly passes as "metal" today. I'm talking heavy, evil, beautiful music that makes you wanna bang your head! This CD is a classic in waiting. Every song is so powerful and unique you'll be hitting the rewind button after each song to hear it again. This is excellent from start to finish, and only gets better with each new listen.
Don't dismiss ALICE COOPER as some old foggy who's irrelevant to todays flash in the pan, whatever's popular this moment trend. He's the REAL DEAL. Like OZZY, ALICE trancends time, genere's, age, and trends. Every generation should revere him and worship at his metal feet for all the great music and innovation he has, and continues to bring to music. This album is another in a long line of classic albums.
Buy this CD, and step onto the world of BRUTAL PLANET. once you're here, you'll wanna stay, grab a bone of the ground, and use it as a weapon to fight your way to DRAGONTOWN.
Long Live ALICE COOPER!!
5.0 out of 5 stars I really hate to repeat myself but...nothing's free.,
Pamela Scarangello (Middletown, NJ USA) - See all my reviews
There is no doubt in my mind that 2000's "Brutal Planet" is the heaviest metal album Cooper released in his 30-year career. I can best characterize this CD as being a nightmare for the new millenium: from start to finish, the tracks on here roar with stomping, grinding bass guitars, slamming drum rhythms and explosive lyrics of unadulterated rage. The lyrics are quite
shocking too, for Cooper snarls out references to grisly murder, prostitution, Christ's crucifiction and even anti-semitism (Mein Kampf!)."Brutal Planet's" concept appears to be set in the latter half of the 21'st century, when human lives are merely barcode numbers and advanced technology automatically determines mankind's destiny. In the midst of all these cold machines, the streets are rampant with poverty, famine, gun violence and other forms of endless suffering. All 10 songs are situated within a doomed society where self-control is no longer an option. I personally have chosen a few favorite tunes which I'd like to pinpoint: "Wicked Young Man" is a song in which Alice accepts the evil role of a murdering skinhead; interestingly, it speaks out against media censorship, stating that exposure to violent video games, loud music or R-rated films DOES NOT encourage anti-social behavior among American youths (this undoubtedly became an issue after Marilyn Manson was unfairly blamed for causing the 1999 Columbine tragedy). In "Blow Me a Kiss" (a gory track about guns, homicide & suicide), hints of a techno remix are intermingled with the rock guitars; I strongly believe that the general sound pulsating throughout "Brutal Planet" was heavily drawn from Rob Zombie, who in 1999 collaborated with Cooper on "Hands of Death (Spookshow Remix)." "Eat Some More" explains how starvation in the U.S. has increased at an alarming rate while plentiful amounts of food are left to rot; this song MAY cause listeners to get nauseous, since Cooper graphically describes the disgusting decay of moldy bread, spoiling meat, etc. Such a foul stench becomes even more potent in "Pick Up the Bones," when Cooper gathers a pile of festering remains left over from his family, who were savagely ambushed and massacred by heavily armed demons. Every inch of the neglected grave is told by the Godfather of Shock Rock in VERY explicit detail. And of course, there is "Gimmie," the album's first single; here Mr. Cooper once again dons the Devil's guise, manipulating an unnamed loner into his tangled web of damnation
with promises of unending wealth and fame. Such a deliciously henious performance was previously done by the singer on 1994's "The Last Temptation," and would continue on 2001's "Dragontown."
3.0 out of 5 stars New and Different,
polska1 (USA) - See all my reviews
Alice Cooper's "Brutal Planet" is filled with good music. It's new music that Alice had to experiment with. The experiment didn't turn out too badly, and the album wasn't horrible. Brutal Planet features good, hard shock rock, and has a few soft songs too. The only thing that brought this album down from 4 or 5 stars was the lyrics. The lyrics stand out as being different from the second you open the insert. They are written in paragraph form, and for a very simple reason. If they were written normally (i.e.: verse, followed by chorus, then verse, etc.), the resemblence between songs would be remarkable. EVERY SINGLE SONG is written the exact same way. There is one good verse in the beginning of the song, then there is a chorus. After the chorus, there is one more verse (usually a sentence long). Then the chorus begins. Alice sings the chorus about five or six times in each song, and then the song ends. (To sum it up, there is 1 full verse, enveloped by about 6 repetitions of the chorus.) If you've got the album, check for yourself. Even though the songs have the rhythm and the melody, they lack the lyrics. If you're a person who doesn't care for the lyrics of a song, this is a 5 star album for you, and a must by, but if you feel, like me, that the lyrics are just as important as the melody, this album is good, but definately not Alice's greatest.
5.0 out of 5 stars Alice's Brutal Planet.,
Sean Parauka (Orange, CT United States) - See all my reviews
The King of Shock Rock is BACK! Alice Cooper has done it again. In 2000, Alice released "Brutal Planet". This album is definately some of Alice's best work yet. The album's content in the lyrics contain evil, cruelty, death, hatred, and greed. It's very evil, and very demon like (just like Alice himself). Outstanding heavy metal guitar riffs and loud drum beats done by KISS's former drummer Eric Singer.
The opener title track "Brutal Planet" is the song of the album. The lyrics contains excellent loud guitar riffs along with Eric's drumming talents. The lyrics are very evil in tone. A definite Alice classic. Another good tune is "Sanctuary". As you get into the chorus line, the song gets a lot faster. It's a good Alice song. It contains very hard rock riffs and anthemetic lyircs. The next track, "Blow Me A Kiss" is a song of hatred and cruelty. Some lyrics like "Blow Me A Kiss, cus I'm shakin', say goodnight then Blow Me Away."
"Eat Some More" is a rather disgusting song. It sounds great in general. It's very satanic and demond like. The song also is about hunger and starvation. Some of the lyircs sound like, "So we Eat Some More, throw up on the floor. We're so hungry, it's so pathetic." This next track, "Pick Up The Bones" is like another addition to "Eat Some More". This one deals with death, evil, cruelty. By the title you can somewhat tell what it sounds like.
"Gimme" is about a lot of greed. It has great guitar riffs and anthemetic lyircs. A good ballad that Alice wrote was, "Take It Like A Woman." The lyrics go like "You've been beaten down, pulled around. But you took it like a woman. Victimized, terrorized, paralyzed. But you took it like a woman." It's a good ballad though. Another Alice classic.
This album is the next one in your Alice collection. Come down to Alice Cooper's Brutal Planet.
3.0 out of 5 stars It's Such a Grungy Planet,
Tim Brough "author and music buff" (Springfield, PA United States) - See all my reviews
Alice enters the 2000's with his hardest heaviest and thickest record ever. Appears his time with Rob Zombie has rubbed off on the Coop, and while that is not necessarily a compliment, it sure did make him a more harder rocker than - say - his time with the Bon Jovi crowd of the "Trash" days.
I will grant you that this is a far more listenable album than, say, "Constrictor" or even "dada," but one of the last thing I ever expected fron Alice Cooper was a lecture. "Brutal Planet" does a LOT of lecturing. Alice is really angry on the title cut. As Angels sing about how lovely things look from a distant place in heaven, Alice shreds history into parcels of evil mistakes with a killer guitar riff. "Eat Some More" bellyaches about our wasteful culture. "Wicked Young Man" trashes the Department of Youth. It was strange, being a 25 year Alice fan to suddenly get hit with a change nearly as radical as "Flush The Fashion"'s leap into Gary Numan synth-pop. This is still a keeper album, but since "Dragontown" pretty much found Alice back to playing his strengths, I'll just surmise that "Brutal Planet" was Alice's turn of the century venting of steam.
5.0 out of 5 stars It Doesn't Get Much More Brutal Than This!,
Amazon Customer "dragondamsel" (Cooperland, AZ) - See all my reviews
Alice has never rocked harder! The thumping bass and pounding drums in the title track contribute to, in my opinion, truly his first entry into the "heavy metal" genre. This is the Master at his finest, illustrating the sorry state of the world today. With no apologies he launches into the "Wicked Young Man" of Columbine who reads Mein Kampf daily to feed his hatred addiction ("I got a pocket full of bullets and a blueprint of the school.") In "Sanctuary," an ode to modern day paranoia, Alice tells of his struggle to escape a conformist society where Everyman wears "the same gray suit," takes "the same headache pills," then "goes home, thinks about suicide (but he's got his diploma, ya gotta give him that!") My personal favorite is the explosively postal "It's the Little Things," wherein we are warned that AC is a "psychopathic mad dog on a short leash." He doesn't care if you burn down his house, steal his car and drive it into the lake, or throw a brick thru his window pane--"but if you talk in the movies I'll kill you right there." (And don't you DARE ask him how he got his name!) We truly are spinning 'round on this ball of hate... An absolute MUST for anyone who's into Alice Cooper!
4.0 out of 5 stars To the Alice Cooper fans.....,
Stanley Runk "Runkdapunk" (Camp North Pines) - See all my reviews
I really gotta tell you, I was actually scared of this album when it came out, and it took me forever to break down and buy it. Because I just knew(and was scared that) Alice was gonna make his "Korn" album. We all know that Alice usually adapted with the times, so I automatically assumed that this album would sound like all the other Nu-Metal [stuff] polluting the airwaves. Ya know, I was extremely surprised by this album. Sure, the sound is one that's been pounded into the ground for the last few years, but there's something different about it because of Alice. I normally cannot tolerate this "metal" sound, but I find myself really enjoying this album, I'll admit it. Alice just has a way about him. Proves he's a talented man, I guess. To the fans who are curious and a little skeptical of this album as I was, I can tell you that it wouldn't be a loss of 15 bucks or so to take a chance on this one. As everyone knows(or should know), there is nothing that can top his classic material, so don't expect that. But give it a listen with an open mind and you'll find yourself enjoying it(whether in a guilty kind of way or not). I do agree with a early reviewer who stated that a man of Alice's age(and reputation in the rock world) shouldn't have to make "young people's music." I do agree with that. A). The younger generation won't acknowledge the album. B). There's so much more of that kind of sound that they will and prefer to listen to. C). The older Cooper fans who saw him in the 70s probably aren't gonna care for this modern sound. That'll make it difficult for this album to find an audience, it's in a strange kind of limbo area. But, whether young(like me) or old, take a chance and venture into this limbo area, it'll probably surprise ya.
5.0 out of 5 stars Been listening to it steadily for over a year now...,
Nick Moran (Tonganoxie, KS) - See all my reviews
...and it's been a WHILE since an album's had that kind of staying power for me. I'm not familiar with any of Alice's previous work, save the hits, so I won't be able to compare it (which is probably a good thing due to the biases of some reviewers) However, as a stand alone album, Brutal Planet is easiy one of the best heavy metal albums ever produced.
Music-wise, no new ground is broken. Extremely loud D-tuned guitars, decent solos, constant drumming. But the songs are so well-written, you'll have to look out the window to make sure this is really 2001, and not 1971. Every single song is supremely memorable, and so powerful you literally won't be able to not react. Alice's voice is as strong and veral as when I first heard "School's Out," and his lyrical skills have reached a peak. They'd have to, to describe such a terrible world as Brutal Planet. He paints a picture of a world so uncaring and ignorant, that it almost seems impossible that such a place could ever exist..... or is it? Such is the magic of The Coop.
A warning though, this is rock music made fairly recently, as such, it's very heavy. It bears little to no similarity to the Alice Cooper Band of old, or even his 80's-late 90's work. It is some of THE BEST metal I've heard put out by anyone though, let alone someone already 30 years into his career.
I really can't think of any more reasons for you to buy this album. So buy it!!
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OREGON CITY, Ore. -- Mourners paid their respects Monday night to Oregon City Reserve Police Officer Robert Libke, who died after being shot in the line of duty.
On Sunday, the 41-year-old officer responded to reports of an armed man at the scene of a house fire on Linn Avenue in Oregon City. When Libke arrived at the scene, 88-year-old Lawrence Cambra opened fire on him, according to investigators.
Libke was the first Oregon City officer to die in the line of duty since 1906. He was only sworn in a few years ago.
Monday afternoon, complete strangers and old friends alike watched as hundreds of law enforcement officers escorted Libke s body from the hospital to a Portland funeral home.
It s horrible, neighbor Mindy Ashbaugh said. It s really sad. We live down the street from there and we wanted to pay our respects.
I and the department and the city are extremely proud of the job that Officer Rob Libke did yesterday, Oregon City Police Chief Jim Band said.
I just felt this overwhelming feeling of wanting to do something, said Lisa Anderson, who is married to a police officer. So she set up a Facebook page and organized an impromptu vigil.
Dozens gathered at a cold, rainy Chapin Park to honor Libke and remember him as a positive influence on their lives.
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