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Researchers have demonstrated a quick, simple method to identify infectious bacteria by smell using a low-cost array of printed pigments as a chemical sensor. Led by University of Illinois chemistry professor Ken Suslick, the team published its results in the Journal of the American Chemical Society.
Hospitals have used blood cultures as the standard for identifying blood-borne bacterial infections for more than a century. While there have been some improvements in automating the process, the overall method has remained largely constant. Blood samples are incubated in vials for 24 to 48 hours, when a carbon dioxide sensor in the vials will signal the presence of bacteria. But after a culture is positive, doctors still need to identify which species and strain of bacteria is in the vial, a process that takes up to another day.
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While there has been some interest in using sophisticated spectroscopy or genetic methods for clinical diagnosis, Suslick's group focused on another distinctive characteristic: smell. Many experienced microbiologists can identify bacteria based on their aroma. Bacteria emit a complex mixture of chemicals as by-products of their metabolism. Each species of bacteria produces its own unique blend of gases, and even differing strains of the same species will have an aromatic "fingerprint."
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And what does 'in general' mean? Their peak level? Their achievements? Average level in their careers? Since they become top10? top5? In Slams? Slams and Masters? Against the top4? Against top10?
When you compare Delpo and Ferrer (since we all know that's what you are doing), we know few things for sure. Delpo has a higher peak level and is more talented. Ferrer is a harder worker. They are both MM kings and you don't see them often not winning a tournament where they are #1 seeds. And also, Delpo's 'average' goes up and down, but Ferrer's average is steady. Ferrer is never in form or out of form. Even when he 'is' the difference in his level is much smaller than the difference in Delpo's level that he tends to show. Delpo is a bigger threat to the very top guys because of that. You never know if he's going to have a good or a bad match, while you know what Ferrer beings to the table and it's almost never enough to beat a top4 player (bar Murray on clay).
You define me what you mean by 'better player in general' and I'll tell you.
Just in general. Who is more likely to take down the players at the top (Djokovic, Federer, Nadal...) and really shake things up? I agree that Ferrer is more 'consistent', mostly (actually only) due to JMDP's inability to stay healthy/fit for prolonged periods. But as you admitted in your first post here indirectly, not only is JMDP the fifth best player in the world, in the rare occasions where he does manage to stay healthy for a relatively long period he can mix it up with the top 4 on even terms, as his 5-5 record in the past 10 matches against them shows (and not all of these matches were played during such periods anyway). He's the only one who can beat all of Federer, Nadal, Djokovic... without it being a major upset.
This is what I mean with better player; all of the top players are very wary of the threat Del Potro represents regardless of his form or anything else, he's someone who can really shake things up far more than anyone below the top 4. Despite struggling with his health all the time, he has shown that at his best he can mix it up with the top 4 and split wins with them, which no one else really has - that makes him the fifth best player in the world.
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5.0 - High priority. This is a position that is a glaring weakness and there is the likelihood that this team cannot compete next year without making a major addition here.
4.0 - Medium Priority. This is an area that is an obvious weakness, but the team isn't quite desperate to make a major move here possibly because they have some young potential. But this is an area that if the team cannot fix via free agency, will definitely use one of their picks in the first three or four rounds to supplement.
3.0 - Upgrade Potential. This is a position that isn't a weakness per se, but there is significant room for an upgrade. If the right player comes along they will certainly snag him, but if they don't fix this position with a major free agent addition or early round pick, then it's not the end of the world.
2.0 - Depth Need. An area where there is a need to add depth. Perhaps there is an aging veteran and they might want to start to look at grooming his heir apparent or replacement. Not likely to be a high priority and a position that more than likely will be address in the middle and late rounds rather than with a top pick.
1.0 - Future Need. This is an area that is not a priority, and doesn't initially appear as a need. But there is some room to develop some depth for perhaps two or more years down the line. This is usually an area that a team will look at in the late rounds if at all.
0.0 - Non-need. This is a position that is a strength of their team, they have a solid starter, capable depth, and/or a young player at the position that they like and want to develop. Very little possibility this area is addressed and would be the equivalent of a wasted draft pick.
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Quarterback - Cam Newton shocked the world with a strong rookie campaign. Jimmy Clausen is currently slated to be the No. 2 since Derek Anderson could walk as a free agent. If so, they will likely try and add another veteran option since it's been largely implied that Rivera's coaching staff has minimal investment in Clausen. NEED: 1.5
Running Back - The big concern here is that Jonathan Stewart is entering the final year of his contract, and the team just awarded DeAngelo Williams with a big contract last summer. Can they afford to do the same for Stewart? If the answer is no, then the team needs to look into adding another young back in the draft to replace him in 2013 and beyond. Mike Goodson has been too unreliable to think he's a strong option. NEED: 1.5
Fullback - Richie Brockel is the incumbent, and it's doubtful they make any moves here besides bringing in some camp bodies to push him next summer. NEED: 1.0
Wide Receiver - Steve Smith blossomed with Newton's vertical passing, but the other receivers were fairly mediocre. While LaFell had his monents, and Legedu Naanee was adequate in the slot, neither offer the long-term potential to have bigger roles than they currently do. This team wants to find someone that can immediately slide in as the No. 2 option, but also be the long-term successor to Smith as the No. 1 option on the outside. NEED: 4.0
Tight End - Jeremy SHockey was very solid as the No. 2 tight end and he'll be a free agent. While the market isn't likely to be very big for a soon-to-be 32-year old tight end that has clearly lost a step. But it's not a guarantee that he's back. If not, then Gary Barnidge who missed all of last year with an ankle injury is a decent fallback, but they might seek to add more help via the draft. NEED: 1.5
Offensive Tackle - Jordan Gross is solid on the left, but the big concern is Jeff Otah. He's entering his contract year and has not managed to make it through a full NFL season healthy since entering the league in 2008. He's missed 28 games the past two years. While the team seems to like Byron Bell and Garry Williams as backups, it remains to be seen if they are committed to them as long-term options if Otah continues to miss time. That's why they could be looking at adding more depth here. NEED: 1.5
Offensive Guard - Wharton and Gross make a solid pair. The concern is the right guard spot. Geoff Hangartner was capable fill-in there, but he's a free agent. He should return, but he's better as a backup than starter at this point in his career. The team could try and plug guys like Bell, Geoff Schwartz here but there's room for improvement here. NEED: 2.0
Center - Ryan Kalil is as solid as they come, and the presence of Zack Williams and potentially Hangartner give them solid depth here. NEED: 0.0
Defensive Tackle - Rookies Terrell McClain and Sione Fua were overmatched as starters and they sorely missed Ron Edwards. But through the process of a steady stream of bodies coming in and out of the lineup, they should be set with their rotation with guys like Frank Kearse, Andre Neblett, and Jason Shirley flashing potential off the bench. But they really need to find someone that can solidify their run defense in the middle. NEED: 4.0
Defensive End - Charles Johnson is one of the league's best, and Greg Hardy is a nice complementary starter. but they could definitely get more production out of this position, and find another dynamic rusher that could move Hardy to the No. 3 spot where he could be more effective. NEED: 2.5
Linebacker - Thomas Davis has been unable to stay on the field due to multiple ACL tears, and while they want him back, he could be a cap casualty given he's due a large bonus in March. Beason should also be back, but given he's coming off an Achilles injury, it's going to take some time. Their top three remaining linebackers (Dan Connor, Omar Gaither, and Jordan Senn) are all free agents. Connor probably will have the best market as a free agent, but Senn probably is the best bet to return. But given the issues surrounding Davis and Beason, this team is going to need to at least shore up depth if not find two new starters here. NEED: 3.5
Cornerback - Chris Gamble is coming off a strong season, and Captain Munnerlyn was disappointing as a starter. But he should be capable if moved back to the nickel role. There, he could compete with Darius Butler for that gig. But they need to find a good No. 2 corner to put opposite Gamble, who is beginning to get up there in age. NEED: 4.0
Safety - This position is an area of weakness for this team. Despite being an average free safety, the Panthers gave Charles Godfrey a big extension last September. So it's likely if they are looking to upgrade this spot, Sherrod Martin who is also entering a contract year is the most vulnerable. Martin is more of a coverage guy that could push Godfrey at free safety, while this team looks for someone that can beef up their lacking run defense. NEED: 3.0
Kicker - Olindo Mare is an average field goal kicker, but one of the league's best kickoff men. The team signed Adi Kunalic late in the year to push him, and he's also known for being more of a kickoff guy than field goal kicker. But they already have the two players that will compete for this job, so adding more help isn't likely. NEED: 0.5
Punter - Jason Baker is solid, but he turns 34 in May and will be entering the final year of his contract. It's likely they bring in someone young to push him for his job this summer. NEED: 1.5
Return Specialist - Kealoha Pilares did flash some big play potential with some big returns late in the year, but both came in games on turf, and otherwise he was average. After a strong preseason, Armanti Edwards was one of the league's least productive punt returners. This likely will prompt them to look at other players to push both. NEED: 2.5
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I've had the good fortune to see a lot of cool stuff around the state, but one of the most interesting things lately has to be Lime Sink Run at Suwannee River State Park in Live Oak. The Suwannee River by itself is incredible, but it's those side creeks and spring runs that really adds an extra level of awesomeness to the place.
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Tony Romo and Dallas coach Jason Garrett spend a lot of time talking about protecting the ball when chaos surrounds the Cowboys quarterback. They have another good teaching point from Sunday's 23-20 overtime win against Cleveland. Just when it looked like Romo would persevere through a career-high seven sacks to lead a Cowboys comeback, he lost a critical fumble that sparked a wild finish and sent Dallas scrambling to find a way to win. The Cowboys ended up extending the Browns' road losing streak to 12 games when Dan Bailey kicked a 38-yard field goal with 6:07 left in the first overtime game at Cowboys Stadium. Dallas gave up the lead after Romo's miscue, but Bailey forced the extra period on a tying kick with 2 seconds left in regulation. ''Tony didn't protect the ball the way he needed to,'' Garrett said. ''Obviously a big play in the game, one that we had to overcome both the rest of those six minutes of regulation and obviously through overtime.'' Dallas (5-5) appeared re...
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I first wrote about the Matt Garza situation over a month ago when we found out he'd be out for the beginning of the season. Today, MLBTR had the following to say about Garza's final arbitration year and his upcoming free agency: Soon-to-be free agent hurler Matt Garza of the Cubs ranks seventh on MLBTR's Tim Dierkes's latest 2014 Free Agent Power Rankings despite his prolonged absence from the majors. Garza appears to be set up for a mid-May return, reports Paul Sullivan of the Chicago Tribune. Much like Roy Halladay, Garza's expected free agent haul could swing wildly based on 2013 results. While that is, of course, the case for any prospective free agent, it is possible to conceive of a wider band of results for a player like Garza. The 29-year-old features a very solid track record and relative youth, but is coming off of a long lull due to multiple injuries. Of course, Garza's play upon his return will also play a big role in whether the last-place Cubs will look to deal the pitcher to a contender (or, in the alternative, look to extend or re-sign him). I've already said my piece in the previous blog linked above, and I just kinda wanted to play with the poll widget so I will pose it to you below. Please pick your course of action and feel free to explain your rationale in the comments. Thanks for playing! Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll.
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As I point out in just about every single post I've ever written about any Atlus game, European Atlus fans have really been getting dragged through the mud recently – the worst example being the two year wait to play Devil Survivor: Overclocked, an enhanced port of a DS game that still shipped with game breaking bugs not seen in any other region's version of the game.
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NIS America is one of the few publishers to handle Atlus titles well over here. Persona 4 Golden only took 3 months to get here after it released in America, and Etrian Odyssey 4 is on track for a Summer release.
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Four Harriman women treated Betty Dunn, wife of former governor and gubernatorial hopeful, Winfield Dunn, to a "morning call" during Dunn's visit to Roane County. Margo Ahler, Gina Alexander, Lynn Cunningham and Nancy Newcomb initiated the call as a resurrection of a social institution that flourished during the Civil War period. Its purpose is to honor out-of-town dignitaries and house guests.
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Jeffrey W. Humphrey, violation of probation and possession of drug paraphrenalia. Guilty as charged. Possession of scheduled drugs, capias for failure to appear court date and criminal impersonation. Dismissed, cost to state.
The U.S. Department of Energy's public warning siren system will be tested today, July 6, in areas surrounding the department's Oak Ridge Reservation.
The sirens will be tested between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. People in these areas during the test will hear a siren for 3-5 minutes.
The sirens are near DOE's East Tennessee Technology Park, Y-12 National Security Complex and Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
Roane County has met the criteria to join Retire Tennessee, the state's retiree recruitment program.
Roane, Maury and Warren counties were announced by Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bill Hagerty as the newest counties in the 13 that are part of the active Retire Tennessee program.
After finishing first and second in sub district play, the Harriman and Kingston All-Stars picked up right where they left off Friday evening in the opening round of the Dixie Youth District 8 A Tournament in Sweetwater.
Despite a late rally, the Harriman A All-Stars dropped a 10-8 heartbreaker to the Sweetwater All-Stars Saturday afternoon.
Harriman got on the board first with a RBI single by Nick Pelfrey, but Sweetwater scored four runs in the bottom of the inning to make the score 4-1.
The Rockwood AA All-Stars staved off elimination twice Saturday in the District 8 AA Tournament at Tellico Plains.
Rockwood's Sonic-Drive-In crew is one of top 300 stores in the nation in the Dr Pepper Sonic Games, an annual competition recognizing the top Sonic Drive-ins in the country.
Restaurant workers will learn soon if it is one of the top 48. Those finalists will be whittled down to the coveted top 12, which will participate in September's Dr Pepper Sonic Games national finals.
"They announce on a weekly basis through July. They do it zone by zone," said manager Dwan Garrett of the announcement of who is on the top 48.
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The Morning After, and Beyond
Jeff Veillette (Jeffler)
May 14 2013 10:49AM
It's almost exactly like I imagined it to be.
An initial punch to the stomach at the hands of an inexperienced defenceman. Bad thoughts seeping through, until the very same guy takes your villainous feelings and turns them into heroism, tying the game and taking the lead. The young star forward, with the weight of the world on his shoulders, having the period of his life. Those intense final minutes, followed by four blares of that iconic goal horn, and "Zombie Nation" as the crowd cheers.
Exactly like I imagined it as a kid. Except I didn't really see the Boston Bruins taking Toronto's post-goal festivities and possibly giving millions of people in the Greater Toronto Area and beyond a severe case of PTSD.
Leafs suffer heartbreak: Blow late lead and lose 5-4 in G7 (OT)
Cam Charron
May 13 2013 09:33PM
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Sports are the best.
Sports are the worst.
Sports break your heart. At some point each season, the championship aspirations of the teams we follow end one-by-one. It's like an Agatha Christie novel. In the meantime, we have things to cheer about. Things to swell us up with civic pride, the feeling of community, the visual and aesthetic appeal of watching our favourite athletes do things we could never do, and doing it for us, with the logo we've grown up cheering for on their chest, representing us.
Monday night was the Toronto Maple Leafs' turn and like zombies, thousands of hockey fans will walk away from Maple Leaf Square hanging their heads. But they'll be hanging their heads because for the first time in nine years, the Maple Leafs had a chance. For the first time in nine years, they last just a little bit longer than all the experts thought they would.
Leafs lose 5-4 in Game 7 overtime after losing a late 4-1 lead.
Game seven!!!1 gameday: Leafs @ Bruins
Cam Charron
May 13 2013 12:07PM
What the Leafs and Bruins are playing for
There isn't a whole heck of a lot to discuss in advance of Game 7.
To this point, we know the strengths and the weaknesses of each team. The Maple Leafs are weak when it comes to forward depth. The Bruins are weak when it comes to defensive depth. The Bruins top line has been unable to score goals and the Leafs have had the better goaltending through six games.
There is no reason whatsoever to trot out a player's statistics from "elimination" games or "clinching" games. Looking at playoff results to form any conclusion is just looking at a small sample size. Remember how coming into the series it was assumed that Phil Kessel couldn't play against the Bruins, and it showed because he had 3 goals in 22 games against Boston?
He has 3 in 6 games now. It's not because the playoffs mean anything different, but now you can look at it as Kessel having 6 goals in 28 games. It's still too small a sample to form any meaningful conclusion (really, Phil Kessel has 197 goals in 525 career games) but aren't you glad you let Kessel show you what he has rather than form an opinion based on a fraction of Kessel's career games coming into the series?
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Steve Dangle
May 13 2013 10:14AM
Game 7. Oh. Em. Leafs.
And we will see you tomorrow night
Cam Charron
May 12 2013 09:14PM
For about four years we've heard the same tired story about how Dion Phaneuf and Phil Kessel couldn't win the big game, how they had talent to burn but never led the Toronto Maple Leafs.
If you're a Toronto Maple Leafs fan and have heard that crummy story from anybody lately and it bugs you, just print out the boxscore of this game, and show them the relevant section: Dion Phaneuf and Phil Kessel, the two best skaters on the Toronto Maple Leafs, scored the two most important goals for the franchise in over a decade in the third period of an elimination game.
James Reimer was excellent but didn't necessarily have to be. The end of regulation came from an expected push by the Boston Bruins, and the result of a tightly-fought defensive battle through two periods turned up in the favour of the home side.
Final score: 2-1. Series tied 3-3. We will have Game 7.


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This article first explains recursive procedures and how you can use them in Microsoft Access, and then demonstrates how to use a recursive procedure to fill branches of a TreeView control with data.
The TreeView control is available with Microsoft Office 2000 Premium Edition; the ActiveX controls that are available to you depend on the various programs installed on your computer.
Microsoft provides programming examples for illustration only, without warranty either expressed or implied. This includes, but is not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. This article assumes that you are familiar with the programming language that is being demonstrated and with the tools that are used to create and to debug procedures. Microsoft support engineers can help explain the functionality of a particular procedure, but they will not modify these examples to provide added functionality or construct procedures to meet your specific requirements. NOTE: The sample code in this article uses Microsoft Data Access Objects. For this code to run properly, you must reference the Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Library. To do so, click References on the Tools menu in the Visual Basic Editor, and make sure that the Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Library check box is selected.
The technique of recursion is defined as a procedure that calls itself in the middle of its routine. The following is a short sample recursive function called FirstFileMatch(), which returns the first file name that matches a user's input.
The function prompts for a path and file name, and then uses the Dir() function to verify that the file exists. If the Dir() function returns an empty string (""), the file does not exist and the recursive procedure calls itself again. The second instance of the procedure prompts for a path and file name again, tests the input, and then passes the results back to the first instance of the procedure. The sample function continues to call itself recursively until a user types a valid path and file name:
The recursive procedure continues to call itself until some condition is satisfied, in this case, until the user's input matches a file name on the computer's hard disk. After there is a match, the results are passed back to the instance of the procedure that called it. Then, that instance of the procedure passes results back to the previous instance, and so on, until focus returns to the top-level instance of the procedure.
Recursion is an elegant way to handle data structures, such as linked lists and binary trees. It simplifies the logic and, in most cases, reduces the number of programming lines in your code. Recursion is also an ideal method for handling self-referencing tables. Self-referencing tables contain records that are linked to other records in the same table. The Employees table in the sample database Northwind.mdb is an excellent example of a self-referencing table.
The ReportsTo field in the Employees table contains a number that corresponds to the EmployeeID field of the same table. To find the supervisor for any employee, check the number in the employee's ReportsTo field, and then find the employee with that same number in the EmployeeID field. That supervisor also has a ReportsTo field that may contain another employee's EmployeeID number. That employee, in turn, may report to someone else, and so on, until you reach an employee who does not report to anyone.
You can use a recursive procedure to display this chain of command in a TreeView control. As the procedure adds each node (employee) to the TreeView control, it calls another instance of itself to add child nodes for all employees who report to that employee. As the procedure adds each child node, it calls another instance of itself to add nodes for those employees who report to that employee, and so on, until it reaches the bottom of the chain. The following example is a recursive procedure that does just that.
The following AddBranch procedure accepts five parameters:
Follow these steps to fill a TreeView control with a hierarchical list of employees using a recursive procedure. Employees are added to the tree according to the EmployeeID in the ReportsTo field of the Employees table.
CAUTION: If you follow the steps in this example, you modify the sample database Northwind.mdb. You may want to back up the Northwind.mdb file and follow these steps on a copy of the database.
Comments About the CodeThe AddBranch procedure is a modular routine that you can use in your database without any modifications. However, you must do both of the following to modify the procedure in the OnLoad event of the form to customize it for your database:
For more information about ActiveX controls, click Microsoft Access Help on the Help menu, type activex control properties in the Office Assistant or the Answer Wizard, and then click Search to view the topics returned.
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Sun Caged's debut self-titled album didn't wow me at first listen, I'll admit. I pretty much liked about 3 songs (namely the opener, "Sedation", "Sun Caged", and "Soil"). To me, these songs totally represented good prog. metal for a pretty hefty period of time: I was convinced almost nothing could usurp these three tracks from the top tier.
But, I think that's because I really don't like progressive metal much. Before you berate me for writing this review from the perspective of a "disliker" of prog., hear me out. I gave this album a high grade because I had left this release alone for over a year before deciding to listen to it again one day. I guess it must have been that day, because everything clicked to me on that one listen. Besides those three songs I had originally listened to exclusively, I had found that every song was really fucking good! While the opener and "Soil" are still two of my favorite tracks, I've taken a liking to "The Eighth Day" and "Unchanging," as well; both represent progressive metal without becoming self-parodying, boring, motionless wank like so much (TOO much, frankly) of the genre. "The Eight Day" features a typically "off-time" chugging riff intro, but for some reason it sounds much more earnest coming from this group of Dutch outfit. Everything on the CD pretty much just works; it all falls into place. While the riffs may seem typically "heavy" and overtly "boring," a lot of dynamic parts are interspersed in order to make the CD more cohesive. A lot of the choruses are totally fantastic, due in no small part to the singer's clean, mid-high range wail; certainly no problems here, this guy clearly knows how to sing!
Keyboards are well-placed, and seem to follow a pretty interesting motif (i.e. the paranoid-sounding, recurring beeps after the first riff in the title track), but they are used in some tracks as more of a lead, which I found pretty substantially fitting. In "Secrets Of Flight," we are greeted with a fast paced riff-fest that breaks down into a fantastically random keyboard solo, that you can't help listening to again and again. It's these kinds of things that make me love Sun Caged...I have heard that they are doing some new material soon, and I can't wait to hear it! An excellent release in a usually poor, overcrowded genre!
It is common knowledge that progressive metallers are the dudes who just enjoy writing compositions clocking at no less than 7 minutes using most unexpected turns and rejecting simplicity at any manifestation. Creating an over-complicated opus for them is as easy as pie and never looks like a problem. Nevertheless, the problem is how to prevent the listener from falling asleep somewhere around at the second track.
Fortunately, Sun Caged, a young Dutch Progressive Metal band, seems to have been able to put the axe on the helve with their decent self-titled debut. Even the most intricate tracks, such as Sun Caged and Secrets Of Flight can be listened to in one go. The fact that the production on this album was partly executed by Arjen Lucassen, a far-famed man in progressive circles, just sheds an additional lustre on it. Though, this one has nothing to do with Arjen's other projects and is miles away from his main brainchild Ayreon.
It goes without saying that being unprecedented on today's metal stage is rather an arduous task, but Sun Caged at least have tried to achieve the status of not being pure clones. And I must admit this proved to be in their competence. Just listen to the self-titled track and you'll get an irrefutable argument for this fact. Multivariate guitar and keyboard passages, irreproachable vocals, inimitable drumming and independent bass lines – all are here to stupefy the listener with its vigor and genuineness. Most of the pieces here hold on to no tempo preferring a stick-slip nature instead. Some of them begin as fast-paced compositions, but due to frequently utilized rhythm changes and interludes one is likely to forget the initial tempo as far as the middle of the song. The others tend to crawl at the beginning but only to break loose afterwards. The rule not to follow any rules is more than obvious here in almost each track. Just the final tranquilizer Unchanging can be regarded to have a more or less unchangeable structure throughout the song. The name itself implies it. There are no bad songs, but the self-titled track, Home, Soil, Secrets Of Flights and Unchanging are definitely among the highlights.
Instrumentally, this work is like a layered pie where every single layer is a real dainty, but the guitar work deserves a separate eulogy. Those into non-standard, nearly thrash riffing and shredding will surely appreciate it. As young as he looks, Marcel Coenen knows his stuff very well and sounds like a versed master. With his five fingers he manages to put up such whimsical pyramids that it just takes one's breath away. Though the other's contributions are quite tangible as well.
All in all, this is one of those solid debut albums that make us look forward to the sequel and hope that the latter will be at least a rival to the former. Apropos of this I should mention that the sophomore attempt is not far off and is tentatively due to this summer via Lion Music. For those just starting their first steps in the genre this release can appear somewhat difficult for perception. But if you are a wise and old bird regularly doing your prog exercises it can be of some interest, especially if you are fed up with your Dream Theatres and Fate's Warnings.
Even though you may not have heard of Sun Caged before, they're not new-comers! Their guitarist Marcel Coenen formerly played in the Dutch prog metal band Lemur Voice, who released two CDs both of which were
amazing. The (new) singer Andre Vuurboom sang in a band called Imperium in the early-90's, and drummer Dennis Leeflang was Within Temptation's original drummer. He joined them at the early age of 16 and recorded a demo with them before leaving them to form his own band Sun Caged with Marcel Coenen.
It was a few years ago when I first heard that a band had covered Dream Theater's "Caught In A Web" with a female singer. Curious to hear what the song sounded like with a female singer, I checked it out only to discover one of the most interesting bands ever. I knew they had a lot of potential and a very promising future. When Dominion came out with Sascha, their previous singer, I thought it was a great addition to the melodic prog metal genre and started looking forward to a full-length release. But it would unfortunately take more than I'd hoped for them to find a good record label (Lion Music) and replace their singer to form their steady line-up. After a relatively long wait the CD was released in late October and instantly surprised me with its content.
On the self-titled album, the band has chosen a different musical path to express themselves. Andre being a more a real prog singer in the vein of Geoff
Tate, Ray Alder, and a younger James Labrie, the vocals are more high pitched (but not for no reason!) displaying some great upper register vocal delivery. Andre can shift from a deep tone to a higher range very effectively. The music has changed as well, adapting a more technical edge. In the end, all this evolution has been for the better, since it helped give Sun Caged their own identity and musical characteristics. While Coenen's playing is still as
melodic as it was in Lemur Voice, he's obviously also picked up on some crunchy riffing which brings the technical metal band Meshuggah to mind. The bass is also very prominent and heavy. Most American prog bands, despite their amazing bassists, tend to have their bass mixed a bit lower than favourable while they attach more importance to the technical prowess
of their drummers. Sun Caged employs a more balanced rhythm section. Actually the drummer, Dennis Leeflang, doesn't fit the typical "prog metal drummer" category. He never overplays to the extent that the rest of the
instruments are overshadowed. He enters the songs with amazing fills and rolls, but always knows when the restrain himself. The bass work, on the other hand, serves its purpose: Rob uses his 7-string bass to bring more life and depth to each song. It's gradually becoming a common characteristics for European prog bands to emphasize the bass sound, considering that
bands like Vanden Plas, Threshold, Divine Regale, and Pain of Salvation have all great bassists. And, Sun Caged doesn't disappoint either.
Those of you who have heard the band's demo Scar Winter and debut EP Dominion might be pleasantly surprised to notice the growth in the band's musical vision. All the various ingredients in their songwriting have enriched the content and serve to offer a lot of diversity. Although it would be a bit
pointless to compare Sun Caged to other prog acts, bands like Fates Warning, early Dream Theater, Liquid Tension Experiment (particularly in the opening song "Sedation), Meshuggah (in the crazy riffing), Pain of
Salvation, and Cynic come to mind. The mastermind behind Ayreon and Star One, Arjen Lucassen, mixed this CD giving it a fitting sound quality. The wall of sound is huge. Production wise each member in the band is offered enough room to prove that, from a technical standpoint, they are masters of their instruments. The keys and piano aren't necessarily too prevalant but
you can always feel them as they are meticulously placed within the context of the songs.
2003 was a bad year considering the few prog metal releases that came out. Redemption's debut and Dream Theater's TOT are basically the only album that caught people's attention (despite the mixed reviews it's been getting!), so I think Sun Caged's first full-length album is a great disc in the way that it
has a lot to offer to the listener. There are lots of textures present on this album. It's a dense, poignant, and very progressive release. It will definitely be interesting to see what they come up with next, since this album seems like a very, very great debut. Here is your chance to hear something
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Marital status represents the percent of residents in Westmoreland County that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Westmoreland County, 72% of people are married and 28% of people are single. The percent of people married is 3% lower than the ratio of Virginia, which is 75%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Westmoreland County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Westmoreland County is $52,284, which is 19% lower than that of Virginia ($64,876). Income data for Westmoreland County is sourced from census, 2015.
Education data represents the highest level of education attained by residents in Westmoreland County. In Westmoreland County, 23% of residents 18 and over graduated from high school and 15% completed a Bachelor's degree or higher, which is 19% lower than that of Virginia. Education statistics is sourced from census, 2015.


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6. Stop, Look And Listen - Patsy Cline ~ Various Artists
7. Transvestite Blues - Demented Are Go ~ Various Artists
8. Let's Go Somewhere - Frantic Flintstones ~ Various Artists
9. One Cup of Coffee and a Cigarette - Lonesome Spurs/Glen Glenn ~ Various Artists
10. Viva Las Vegas - Johnny Ramone ~ Various Artists
11. Radio Jingle - Eddie Cochran ~ Various Artists
12. Wooly Bully - Highliners (live, Live) ~ Various Artists
13. Big River - HeadCat ~ Various Artists
14. Hell Bop - 13 Cats ~ Various Artists
15. Johnny Cynic - Johnny Cynic ~ Various Artists
16. Should I Stay or Should I Go - The Tailgators ~ Various Artists
17. Summertime - Swing Cats ~ Various Artists
18. Coffin Nails - The Coffin Nails ~ Various Artists
19. When Sin Stops - Waylon Jennings/Buddy Holly ~ Various Artists
20. Rock This Town - Stray Cats (live, Live) ~ Various Artists
21. Your Time Is Up - Frantic Flintstones ~ Various Artists
22. Serial Killer - Serial Killers ~ Various Artists
Disc 2
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1. Gravedigger Rock - The Polecats ~ Various Artists
2. Ride the Torpedo - Tallboys (live) ~ Various Artists
3. Blue Moon Of Kentucky - Wanda Jackson ~ Various Artists
4. I Want Your Loving - Skitzo (live, Live) ~ Various Artists
5. That's All Right, Mama - Elvis Presley (live, Live) ~ Various Artists
6. Holy Hack Jack - Holy Hack Jack ~ Various Artists
7. Jungle Rock - Radiacs ~ Various Artists
8. Nuclear Survival Course - Various Artists ~ Various Artists
9. Make That Move - Rockacats ~ Various Artists
10. 13 Cats - 13 Cats ~ Various Artists
11. Disneyland - The Meteors ~ Various Artists
12. Rock Around the Clock - Bill Halley ~ Various Artists
13. Swing Cat Stomp - Swing Cats ~ Various Artists
14. Be-Bop-A-Lula - Gene Vincent/13 Cats ~ Various Artists
15. Honky Tonk Merry Go Round - Lonesome Spurs/Patsy Cline ~ Various Artists
16. Stray Cat Strut - Stray Cats (Acoustic Version) ~ Various Artists
17. Whip It Up - The Deltas ~ Various Artists
18. Seethrough - Guana Batz ~ Various Artists
19. Bambooland - Batmobile (live, Live) ~ Various Artists
20. Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend - Marilyn Monroe/Swing Cats ~ Various Artists
21. Shake a Bone Capone - Frantic Flintstones ~ Various Artists
22. Norman Bates - Tail Gators ~ Various Artists
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Notes & Personnel Info
|Most fans consider psychobilly to be the stuff that lives on the sleazy and morbid end of the roots rock spectrum, somewhere between the Misfits and Gene Vincent, but this two-disc collection wanders off in any number of directions that have precious little to do with such things. Things kick off with appropriate tracks by the Meteors and the Guana Batz, but track three is the Polecats' squeaky-clean electro-billy hit "Make a Circuit with Me," and track six is a rare Patsy Cline side that swings harder than you'd expect but hardly qualifies as rockabilly. Psychobilly Box drifts through tracks by rockabilly revivalists like the Stray Cats, some contributions from actual first-generation rockers (Buddy Holly backing up friend Waylon Jennings, a latter-day recut of Bill Haley's "Rock Around the Clock," and a shaky duet between Glen Glenn and the Lonesome Spurs), hipster swing from the Swing Cats, two cuts from closet rockabilly fan Johnny Ramone (including a version of "Good Rockin' Tonight" with Lemmy on vocals), a bit of old-school country, some artificially created duets (technology matches Marilyn Monroe with the Swing Cats and Gene Vincent with 13 Cats), and a few non-musical audio oddities (a radio station ID from Eddie Cochran and excerpts from a '50s radio documentary on surviving an atomic attack). There are some good tracks scattered throughout these two discs and a few nice surprises, but Psychobilly Box is not a long blast of dingy and irresponsible twangy psychosis (though you do get a "Psychobilly" button and patch with the box, allowing you to show allegiance to the genre that doesn't quite dominate this box). ~ Mark Deming
Technical Info
|Release Date : 11/20/2007
|Original Release Date : 2007
|Catalog ID : 2016
|Label : Cleopatra
|Number of Discs : 2
|Studio/Live : Studio
|Mono/Stereo : Stereo
|SPAR Code : n/a
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