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MASSENA - St. Lawrence County Fisheries Advisory Board member Don Lucas has long taken issue with how the New York Power Authority handles the closing of the boating season.
Mr. Lucas said a public meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Nov. 19 at the Massena town hall to discuss those issues.
He said that the NYPA plans to start pulling its docks on Monday, something that has upset a wide spectrum of outdoorsmen.
Last week I was out talking to some of the duck hunters and they were pretty miffed with the fact that they wont have a dock out there next week, Mr. Lucas said. My charter business (Muskie Magic) is really affected by this. Ive been operating out of Massena for 25 years, and weve been raising the issues with NYPA for a long time. Not only is the charter service affected, but it affects duck season which is coming up.
When we come to hunting season, theres also hunters that are put at a disadvantage without any docking facilities. Im a member of the St. Lawrence County Fisheries Advisory Board and we put on a presentation to the St. Lawrence County Legislature. We had photos of what we feel are design flaws and other problems.
Following this presentation the board was given permission to hold next months public comment period.
The meeting was actually in the works in 2012 but was delayed due to Mother Nature.
We contacted a gentleman from the NYPA office in White Plains, NY, Joe Leary. He is the director of Governmental Community Affairs, Mr. Lucas said. We requested the meeting in October and shortly after that they had Hurricane Sandy. Because of the loss of electricity, the meetings all got cancelled. The Fish Advisory Board understood there were bigger problems than us to take care of.
NYPA announced earlier this month they would begin removing docks and buoys along the St. Lawrence River in the vicinity of its St. Lawrence-Franklin D. Roosevelt Power Project on Monday. The process is expected to take approximately two weeks, but is dependent on river and weather conditions.
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NYPA removes its docks and buoys each fall prior to icing conditions to ensure the safety of the public and to the workers performing the removal, as well as to avert damage to boats, docks and buoys during winters sub-freezing temperatures, the power authority noted in its release announcing the plans for the annual dock removals.
Mr. Lucas said his group has been holding meetings recently at the town hall and he expects to see a wide representation of people supporting his arguments at the Nov. 19 meeting.
This issue is big in Waddington, Massena, and Louisville. Were hoping to have in attendance Senator (Joseph A.) Griffo, Senator (Patty A.) Ritchie, and Assemblywoman Addie Russell. This will show good representation from all three municipalities. Were hoping to have them encourage the NYPA to fix their problems, Mr. Lucas said. Also invited is Pat McKeown, director of St. Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce. Shes also a member of a sport fishing group called Fish Cap. She understands the need for riverfront development. he said.
We plan to have the town supervisors in Waddington, Massena, and Louisville at the meeting. Also from those three towns we may have representation from their rescue squads. The fishermen and hunters, during the later part of the seasons, theres still a possibility of an accident.
He noted that the need for commercial development is crucial, as is the economical development.
While the various issues mainly affect those in Louisville, Massena, and Waddington, people from other counties and states are even affected.
This also affects people in many other towns because those out of town come in and use these facilities, Mr. Lucas said. Wed like to see some development, particularly at the launches, to get some pavilions installed. We would like the Power Authority to maybe put in some pavilions.
We would like them to either put up retaining walls or something that wouldnt have to be taken out every fall. Hopefully something that wouldnt have to wait to be put back in in the spring.
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So, Warner Bros. and Paramount simultaneously released mini-sites for their May 2009 flicks, and they're kinda fun if you have time to fart around on a movie site during the day. Trekyourself.com lets you create photos of yourself as a Star Trek character, like a Romulan, Vulcan or Red Shirt (try the latter at your own risk. Eh hum. Eh heh hum). On TerminateYourself.com, you can add battle damage to any of your photos, revealing your inner T-800 endoskeleton. I originally wanted to title this post something like, "You Betta Trek Yo' Self," but I realize that I don't have enough street cred to do so. Nor is this 1994. Oh and while we're combining movies in single posts, check out a huge spoiler from Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen after the jump!
Three new TV spots for X-Men Origins: Wolverine have SNIKT'D their way online today. Each one has something we haven't seen before, including glimpses of Blob in action, and Ryan Reynolds showing off more of what his maskless Deadpool can do. Here's one spot:X-Men Origins: Wolverine TV Spot #10 – Watch more Funny VideosYou'll find the other two hiding after the jump.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Liam Neeson and Ralph Fiennes will play warring gods in Warner Bros. and Legendary's Clash of the Titans, the Greek-god epic directed by Louis Leterrier. "Neeson is playing Zeus, the wise yet sometimes ill-tempered king of the gods and father of Perseus (Sam Worthington). Fiennes will play Hades, ruler of the underworld who aims to overtake Zeus and rule over all. Fiennes' deal is in still in negotiations." And high school classical civilization teachers all breathe a collective sigh of relief, as their students will finally have another filmic representation of Zeus aside from this one:
The trailer for Mike Judge's new film, Extract, has started springing up all over the 'nets today. I enjoyed his last effort, Idiocracy, but it was an acquired taste. My take was that a visual FX-heavy movie can sometimes take away from the funny, no matter how much funny is there. In any case, it looks like Judge is back to his more pedestrian, Office Space stomping grounds with this new movie, which stars Jason Bateman, Mila Kunis, a shaggy Ben Affleck, and a slow-mo close-up of Kristen Wiig's sweatpants. Check it out after the jump, and then give your verdict on Judge in the comments section.
Corey Haim apparently has a role in Crank: High Voltage. In the flick Haim sports a long, blonde mullet and tribal tattoos. He essentially looks like a sketchier Dog the Bounty Hunter. In other words, considering this is Corey Haim we're talking about here, he looks good. It is reported that Haim (who once tried to sell his teeth on eBay) was disappointed to learn he would not be paid in actual crank. (Cinema Blend) In other mullet news, Eastbound and Down will return for a second season. (TV Week) How's Your News? will not sadly. (HYN Facebook) Liam Neeson and Ralph Fiennes cast in Clash of the Titans; not the same guy after all. (/film) Saddam Hussein forced to view South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut while imprisoned. No word on whether he was shown Hot Shots! or not. (Telegraph UK) John Favreau spells like a jurk. (NY Mag) Premiere has a list of 77 DVDs worth rebuying on Blu-Ray; Shark Attack 3: Megalodon snubbed again. (Premiere)
Sacred Heart's couples are finding it difficult to reach common ground. Meanwhile, J.D. receives an unexpected invitation to an unexpected wedding. Kiss AnniversaryScrubs jumps on the anti-ginger kid bandwagon when this episode opens with Elliot hating on red heads, claiming that they are "God's mistake." J.D. realizes that it is the seventh year anniversary of his first kiss with Elliot, and he hasn't gotten her a gift. He gives her the task of singing "Old MacDonald to Samuel, knowing that should give him exactly 45 seconds to correct his error. While she struggles to maintain the correct pitch, J.D. books it to the gift shop, grabs the first thing he can set his hands on, and outruns Leonard- the one handed security dude with the claw- who immediately gives chase. J.D. returns as Elliot finishes the song and hands her his present… an electric toothbrush. Elliot assures J.D. that he doesn't need to make a big deal out of an anniversary for a kiss. Love Is In the Air
South Park gives us another episode of mixed quality that's strengthened by strong character moments and some hilarious, if not spot-on, celebrity parody. Jimmy and Cartman have come up with the perfect joke, and it sweeps the country in a frenzy of media exposure. Before the boys knoew it Carlos Mencia is taking credit for their joke and Kanye West is getting pissed off that everyone's calling him a gay fish. Confused? So is Kanye, and find out exactly why after the jump…
According to Ben, it's time for him to be judged by the smoke monster, so Locke takes him along to do just that, encountering Sun and Fred along the way. We get more backstory and a few flashbacks summarizing Ben's experience growing up on the island and his many dealings with Widmore. This week's Lost finally starts to delve into the mysteries of the island with more depth, and it offers up some pretty superb moments, right after the jump.
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More Terminator goodies today to top off the news the Ahnuld will be back for Terminator Salvation. Now the kind robots over at io9 posted this cool concept art image of the Harvester from Terminator Salvation, courtesy of Industrial Light & Magic's artistes. According to the Terminator Wikia, "Harvesters are non-humanoid hunter/killer units produced by Skynet sometime before 2018. They were large tank like structures that would capture humans in conjunction with Moto-terminators. They took the humans to lab testing for their stem cells. This research on humans led to the creation of the Series-800. If someone would escape, they would be blasted to smithereens by the robots shoulder mounted canon from a great distance." Check out some more atwork of the harvesters doing their dirty deeds after the jump.
Paper Heart, starring Michael Cera and his comedienne girlfriend, Charlyne Yi, opens August 7th, and Overture Films sent has released some new images. The film played Sundance this year and won the Waldo Salt Award for Best Screenplay. Previous winners included The Squid & The Whale, Memento, and The Station Agent. Apparently the film was improv'd mostly, so I'm sure there are a handful of seething indie filmmakers still listening to Iron & Wine albums in an attempt to "process" the travesty. Read the synopsis of the film and see some more pics after the jawmp!
According to Variety, Larry Charles, director of Borat, Bruno, Religulous and several episodes of Curb Your Enthusiasm, is taking on old people sex as his next project. Winter's Discontent "centers on a sexually frustrated widower who moves into a retirement community with his best buddy — looking to get laid."There's definitely an opportunity for a bingo party gone horribly, horribly, distastefully wrong in this concept, and it's certainly been Charles' M.O. to push the envelope.
According to MTV, actor Terry Crews has spilled the beans that Arnold Schwarzenegger will in fact be making a brief appearance (also known as a "cameo") in Terminator Salvation. Terry, you son of a bitch! But wait! Crews also confirms that he'll be teaming up with Arnold in yet another action flick… Find out which after the jump.
Citing the turbulent economy, The Huffington Post reports that Nicolas Cage has been forced to sell one of his two castles.Hold the phone… Crazy-ass Nicolas Cage owns castles? Man, that's like super-LARPing! In my mind's eye he runs around the halls of that place pretending to be Count Chocula. And there's no force on Earth that can convince me otherwise. Hey look, more morning news!Captain Kirk is horny. (MTV)Eminem is Spock. (io9)Optimal Prime is an asshole. (Holy Taco)The Two Garys join Iron Man 2. (/film) Michael Myers is letting his pores breathe. (Dread Central) Tracy Morgan is profiting off psychosis. (TV Squad)Gore Verbinski is over pirates. (Latino Review) Kal Penn is boring. (Reuters)
Over the years, The Land of the Rising Sun has turned to Nic Cage to help promote Pachinko machines, and the result could not be more disturbing. He plays piano, seriously freaks out upon seeing blonde triplets, and even head butts an alien robot thing. The only thing he doesn't do is don a bear mascot suit and punch a woman in the face. I suppose we're all pretty used to Nic Cage screaming nonsense by now, but it's comforting to know he'll always try to surprise us. You may say he does these things for the money. I say he does them because he's already won his Oscar, and he can. Check out the clips after the jump.
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On April 30th, Steven Soderbergh's The Girlfriend Experience becomes available On Demand, and then in limited theatrical release on May 22nd. WATCH THE TRAILER HERE. The film stars adult film actress Sasha Grey, and is her first experience working in the mainstream. We at Screen Junkies thought to ourselves that if Sasha can act in a mainstream feature film, then there are some other porn starlets out there who'd have a place in the broader market as well. Without further ado, here they are.
This Friday, Jody Hill's Observe & Report opens. It's the second mall cop movie of the year, but is to Paul Blart what Taxi Driver is to DC Cab. Co-starring in OaR with the hairy Seth Rogen is the very clean shaven Anna Faris (above). Where You've Seen Her: Anna is a comedienne who's career took off with the Scary Movie franchise. She's done all four of the films, as well as Waiting, My Super Ex-Girlfriend, "Entourage," and played Shelley in The House Bunny. Listen for her voice in the upcoming Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs. Pointless Quote: "I never imagined being able to make money from acting – and now I can."
Ladies and Gentlemen, this is Sylvester Stallone at sixty-effing-two-years-old. The new photos from the Rio de Janeiro set of Stallone's Expendables have gone live, and we have a few more after the jump, including ones of one ripped senior citizen jumping off the end of a pier. If this isn't a lesson in the benefits of fiber and horse steroids, I don't know what is.
Comic actors wearing makeup that takes half a day to apply has become a Hollywood tradition. Hiding behind those layers of latex can sometimes be a more liberating experience, releasing the actor's inhibitions and bringing out his inner funny. It might mean dressing as a woman. It might mean dressing as an obese person, or the double whammy: an obese woman. Yes, more often than not, being funny while concealing yourself under pounds of makeup go hand-in-hand. Rumor has it that Artie Lange might actually be a 120 lb. African-American woman from Denver.
While we wait for any ounce of newsworthy nectar to drop from the gilded chalices of the superhero moviemaking gods regarding a live action Green Lantern flick, we have some morsels to perhaps hold us over. A new trailer and release date for the animated Green Lantern: First Flight has hit.The straight to DVD feature, rated PG-13, will hit stores July 21st of this year, and features the voices of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" actor Christopher Meloni as Hal Jordan, "Battlestar Galactica" actor Tricia Helfer as Boodikka, "Reservoir Dogs" actor Michael Madsen as Kilowog and "Milk" actor Victor Garber as Sinestro.Watch the trailer after the jump.
Hiro and Ando continue their quest to unite the two Parkmans, while adult Parkman is on a quest against Danko to get revenge for what he did to Daphne. Sylar, meanwhile, is having a lot of fun with his new shape-shifting ability, using it to make Noah question himself and those he loves. Mohinder's finds some old boxes with information from his father, and as he's rifling through them it becomes more and more clear that all roads to lead to Coyote Sands….after the jump, that is.
A site called spoilertv.com has photos up from the first day of Iron Man 2's shoot. Here's one. You can see a few more after the jump, including Don Cheadle as Rhodes, posing with a cell phone like he's the new spokesmodel for Verizon.
Tonight Spike TV premieres their gory new series Deadliest Warrior. This is the show for you if your inner monologue consists of hounding questions like, 'Who would win in a fight — a Viking or a ninja?' The program brings in the experts to hypothesize the outcomes of these ultimate grudge matches. Personally, my money's on the Viking. Fights this season consist of Apache vs. Roman, Green Beret vs. Spetnaz, Yakuza vs. Mafia, Lumberjack vs. Bigfoot, Giant Donkey vs. Killer Whale, Bill Cosby vs. Swarm of Bats, Cowboy vs. Nessie, Kitten vs. Roomba, Rage vs. Machine, and Mike Tyson vs. Horse. Tune in tonight! Enjoy more of your morning news below. New poster alludes to whereabouts of wild things (Yahoo) John McClane wishes you'd visit the Coast. (Chris Kula) Breast fans may be left wanting by Terminator Salvation (Latino Review) Listen to the Kenny Powers audio biography (Funny Or Die) Bunny movies popping up everywhere (Hollywood Reporter) Toxic Avenger: The Musical crosses the Hudson (Variety)
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Grant to Help Case Western Reserve Team Continue Corneal Infection Research
A team of Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine researchers has received a $1.57 million renewal grant that may help bring the fuzzy area of corneal infections, especially bacterial keratitis, in contact-lens wearers into focus.
This infection in the cornea, the clear covering over the front part of the eye, is a serious cause of visual impairment. Eric Pearlman, Ph.D., professor and research director in the Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences, and his team hope to discover specific toll-like receptor (TLR) antagonists to regulate corneal inflammation, which could lead to the development of anti-inflammatory medications that could serve as alternatives to steroids to treat the infections.
"Organisms can infiltrate an intact cornea of a lens-wearer, and a biofilm can form on the contact lens," Pearlman said. Although correctly cleaning contact lenses can remove the biofilm, or aggregation of micro-organisms, he added, "when one considers that 34 million people in the United States and about 140 million people worldwide wear contact lenses, even a low percentage of side effects translates into a large number of affected individuals."
The TLR family of pathogen recognition molecules plays a critical role in recognizing and responding to pathogens in the body, initiating anti-microbial inflammatory responses to them that often result in damage to tissue. In the absence of live bacteria, TLRs also respond to microbial products and can induce an inflammatory response in the cornea.
With the latest funding, the researchers will study the activation of TLR4, which is the major stimulatory component of Gram-negative bacteria, by large molecules called lipopolysaccharides, which elicit strong immune responses. They also will examine responses inside epithelial cells in the human cornea and in a murine model of corneal inflammation. The investigators' goal will be to identify potential areas on the cell surface and inside the cells that would be good targets for anti-inflammatory intervention.
Led by Pearlman, the research team also includes Mahmoud A. Ghannoum, Ph.D., E.M.B.A., professor and director of the Center for Medical Mycology in the Department of Dermatology; Loretta B. Szczotka-Flynn, O.D., M.S., associate professor of ophthalmology and visual sciences; and Arne Rietsch, Ph.D., assistant professor of molecular biology and microbiology.
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disposing of the contents of the following units.
The ENTIRE contents of each unit listed below will be sold or
otherwise disposed of promptly at 8:00 am on Friday July 29, 2011.
Name, City, State, Zip, Unit #, Brief Listing of Contents:
-Aguilar, Jose A., Las Cruces, NM 88001 - E 292 Bikes, chairs, table,
TV, microwave, lamps, heater
-Arvizio, Elizabeth, Price, UT 84501 - E 1 Jewelry box, mattress,
tables, dressers, headboard, electronics, ent., + -25 boxes misc.
-Bosshardt, Kimberlee J., Washington, UT 84780 - E 196 couch, box
springs/mattress, kitchen appliances, electronics, pet tools, tools,
ent. Center, + -10 boxes clothes, + -10 boxes misc.
-Boyce, Michael S., Castle Dale, UT 84513 - S 204 Air hocky table,
bikes, games, A/C's, heater, electronics, + -20 misc. boxes
clothes/household, tools, fishing equip.
-Brunson, Martin D., Orangeville, UT 84537 - M 85 Heater, camp equip,
auto equip. kitchen app.
-Edwards, Jason J., Price, UT 84501 - E 316 mattresses, piano/organ,
ent. Center, furniture, + -5x bags/boxes misc.
-Ezell, James M., Helper, UT 84526 - E 273 Xylophone, furniture, water
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-Freeman, Roger, Wellington, UT 84542 - E 349 Garbage, rope,
-Garcia, Victoria & Horace, Price, UT 84501 - E 56 TV's, bedroom
furniture, kitchen items, recliner, misc. clothes/etc, keyboard
-Hunt, Brenda M., Wellington, UT 84542 - E 121 Camping/fishing items,
trunks, auto items, vacuum, mattress/box springs,
nik naks, + 40 boxes household
-Johnson, Nettie L., Wellington, UT 84542 - M 84 Furniture, bag of
-Pearson, Helen, Grantsville, UT 84029 - E 165 Motorized bed,
furniture, stove, metal/wood, shop vac, air compressor, chairs, big
trunk, vanity, tables, shuffle board, + -30x boxes misc household &
camping, lots of old stuff E 227 Camp items, chain link gate, china
cabinet, locker, lamps, garden hoses, vanity, stool, books, ladder,
crib, tool boxes, morse code/sos elect. device & light, box of
paintings, work out bench.
-Rich, Jessie M., Grand Jct., CO 81504 - E 258 Junk
-Romero, Stacie L., Wellington, UT 84542 - E 264 Bedroom & living room
furniture, lawn mower, bike, microwave, desk, printer, copier, camera
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-Sailors, Cathy, Price, UT 84501 - S 170 Chairs, kids bed & toys,
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-Shaw, Terry, Huntington, UT 84528 - E 303 Freezer, washer/dryer, bed
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chairs, printer, + -15 boxes misc. household
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-Yakovich, David K., jr - Price, UT 84501 - M 98 Kitchen app., OLD
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items, desk, cooking supplies, signs, gas tanks, + -40 boxes misc.
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The Making Of The Sinch Record
Posted on February 12, 2008Yesterday (May 28th), at precisely 3:16pm, Sinch finished their first post-Memorial Day practice of 2002. After a weekend away, it is back on the horse. Speaking of the weekend, this past weekend Dan (drums) and Tony (guitar) spent Sunday night on the WYSP airwaves...that's 94.1 on the FM radio dial in the streets of Philadelphia. They were on the station's weekly 'Exposed' show - Dan and Tony answered a few questions, and three songs from their upcoming release were played: "433", "Bitmap", and "Something More". Speaking of songs from their upcoming album, click into MUSIC for an MP3 download of the song "Seven"...which, coincidentally enough, happens to be track #7 on their cd. We shit you not. What else...final touches are currently being done on the video for "Something More". Should be fully complete within' the first week or two of June. What else...but of course, debut self titled release in stores July 29th.
Be sure to check out the brand new band biography now up!
Down in Austin, located in the state of Texas, there is a yearly music conference known as SXSW. Previously we wrote that Five Pointe O would be making an appearance at SXSW on March 15 with Mushroomhead and Lamb Of God, another show during their upcoming tour. Well, now two other new Roadrunner acts will be making an appearance as well... Anyone and Sinch will now be playing SXSW together on Mar 16. Texas, get ready. Most likely Anyone (coming to SXSW from Cali after their upcoming US run with Lennon) will be playing a couple shows amongst their travels to Austin. Sinch, the same holds true. Going to Austin from the streets of Philadelphia, will most likely make a mini-week long tour along the way. Keep checking back for details.
The very first song of 2002 that was put up on this site was Sinch's "Tabula Rasa". So, have you listened to it yet? An MP3 of the track is still sitting pretty in our music section. Sinch. "Tabula Rasa". If you remember, back when we first put this track on the site, we added a very very random side note...saying the words "Tabula Rasa" are actually Latin. AND, like most all Latin words, they are the base for our English language. Can you guess what "Tablula Rasa" means? In the English language, the word 'table' came from the Latin 'tabula', and 'raze' (meaning to erase or demolish) comes from the Latin 'raza'. Put them together and "Tabula Rasa" translates to "blank slate" or "clean slate". Well, as promised, we have a couple words from the band on our Latin lesson. When we asked if any of the above was correct, Sinch drummer Dan wrote the following: Yeah..."clean slate" or "blank slate" is right. More specifically: 1-a. The mind before it receives the impressions gained from experience. b. The unformed, featureless mind in the philosophy of John Locke. 2. A need or an opportunity to start from the beginning. Hmmmm...you learn something new every day.
So, it is no secret that over the past few months Sinch was holed away down in southern USA recording their self titled Roadrunner debut. It is also no secret that for all intents and purposes, the full recording process for this release is now complete (there is one last song that has yet to be fully mastered, that should be done on Jan 18). So, where's the music? The first piece of new music we throw out to you for the year 2002 is a piece from Sinch. In what will be track #3 on their upcoming debut, the song is called "Tabula Rasa". A song which our US new media and resident hardcore guy Carl describes as "fuckin amazing"). Tis Time. Download the MP3 of Sinch's "Tabula Rasa" from the MUSIC page.
The band's debut album is called 'Sinch'. Sinch has currently finished re-mixing their single with JJ Puig (Green Day, No Doubt, Stereo Mud, Static X). The name of the radio single is "Something More". It should hit the US airwaves early in 2002. Sinch will be mastering their CD in the next couple of weeks, as well. Look for Sinch to hit the road in the US in February.
On Nov 27, our creative director at Roadrunner US traveled down to the streets of Philadelphia to reside over the virgin Sinch photoshoot...and by the looks of it, since their A&R Rep is not in today, one would be led to think he is down in the streets of Philadephia for the shoot as well. Yes, Sinch's first photoshoot for Roadrunner is happening, somewhere in the streets of Philadelphia. Reminder - recording and mixing for the Sinch debut is complete.
We last heard from Paul when he was in Nashville, Tennessee at the Groove Room for the mixing of Sinch's debut. In his company was the band and the man heading the mix sessions, Charlie 'the Rocco' Brocco. As that was written (Oct 12), they were working on the mix for "The Silent Acquiescence Of Millions", which is sounding head and shoulders more killer than the previous version going around. Seven songs had been mixed in total, and all were due to be completed by Oct 15.
Earlier it was written that Sinch is "ass deep in the recording of their Roadrunner debut." It was also written that "both their manager and A&R Rep here are apparently flipping out over what they are hearing.". And of course, "more detail to come later this week" was written too. Well, all the above still stands true, and here is the "more detail" we promised you earlier: - ALL basic tracking has been completed on this project. In fact, it was finished up Sep 20th- All that is left is 5-6 days of doing some overdubs & extra vocals. - 11 songs have been recorded in total thus far. Word is that there is a 12th floating around, but it has yet to be decided if that track will or will not be recorded. - As told previously by The Production Gospel According to Dave, and confirmed by Sinch's manager, Sinch should be completely finished recording AND mixing come the first few days in October. The plan is to start mixing by the 27th at the latest, and be finished by October 5th. At such point in time, the band will make the drive back to sweet home Philadelphia, where it will be rehearsals...and keep your eye out for some regional shows. One last thing to keep your eye out for - a self produced video from the band.
In plain English, Sinch's drummer Dan tells "we are currently in Nashville, TN recording an album for Roadrunner Records. Malcolm Springer is the producer. Right now we are recording all the basic tracks at The Rock (Malcolm's studio) and we'll be moving over to another studio to mix sometime next month." Well, their A&R Rep here at Roadrunner, Paul Conroy, traveled down to Nashville last week to hear and see what was going on. His findings are as follows: "I heard a chunk of the record and it is mind blowing. This is some revolutionary melodic shit, unlike anything I have ever heard. It is going to freak some people out. Some interesting tidbits I have learned about Sinch -
1) Jamie, the singer, while in Nashville is honing his skills at basketball and Madden 2002 Playstation 2 football.
2) Mike, the bass guitarist, has become a proficient Ping Pong Player.
3) Tony, the guitarist, cannot handle his beer.
4) Dan, the drummer, has been renamed "Olie" by the producer."
As for where the name "Olie" came from, that seems to be a mystery...
On Aug 20th Sinch started the recording of their yet to be titled Roadrunner debut in the hometown of Hank Williams - Nashville, TN, USA- in the studio of their producer Malcolm Springer, a place called The Rock. They spent the first couple days getting their sound together and getting everything set up for which will be the building blocks of their next month plus in the studio with Malcolm. Remember the concept of 'pre-production' that we always write about? ('pre-production' meaning the time the band spends with the producer rehearsing and getting on the same page, before actual recording starts - usually two weeks time) Well, seems for this project, 'pre-production' has been thrown out the window, as the band has already started recording during their first week with Malcolm. Word is, if everything is 'vibing and sounding good', they track it. Instead of going through a week or two of 'pre-prod', if the energy is there and the feeling is right, record it. Expect to see a self produced video for the song "Tabula Rasa" here on the site in the coming weeks, a video done entirely by Sinch's guitarist Tony Lannutti. Just one more piece of info - throughout this recording process Sinch and Malcolm will be working 7 days/week, 12 hours a day (usually from noon to midnight)...
As of August 28th, here's a studio update direct from the band:
Ok... since our last update, we have gotten a lot done. We recorded the drum tracks for 5 songs: 433, Tabula Rasa, Die in Fall, Plasma and an untitled new song. We have a few of those (untitled songs) so this could eventually get a little confusing. But I think we're OK for now. All the basic guitar tracks are complete for 433 and Die in Fall. Bass tracks are done on 433 and Die in Fall is being recorded right now. By the end of this week we should have all the basic tracks done on those first 5 songs and we'll be recording more drums. This is the first time we've recorded like this, but it seems to be working really well. Everyone does their thing for a few days and then they get a break, so no one gets burned out recording 10 songs in a row or whatever. I have to say, so far everything sounds amazing. Malcolm (the producer) has brought in a lot of really cool ideas for our songs. Not so much with new parts or melodies or anything, but more just with arrangement ideas. I think everything is coming together really well. I don't want to bore you with every little detail of what goes on in the studio, but if anyone has any questions, feel free to ask. Click here to email us your questions. Aside from the recording there hasn't been too much else going on. We've been playing a lot of SSX Snowboarding on the PlayStation2 and watching the Nashville public access channel. Apparently, you don't really have to know what you're doing or have a specific idea for a show to get a show on this channel. We still don't have any pictures to put up, but we will soon. And hopefully we can get a video clip or two up as well.
And now, we will leave you with some words of wisdom, inspiration, encouragement, and truth from Sinch's A&R Rep here at Roadrunner, Paul Conroy: "Sinch has worked their collective asses off for over eight months in preparation for this record. The month spent with Walter Schreifels (Rival Schools, Quicksand) definitely raised my expectations for this record and they were incredibly high to begin with. Their producer Malcolm Springer will take this band to the next level. Sinch will deliver a record, an emotional heavy rock record that will break through the glut of pop metal and one hit wonder rock bands that are over-saturating the market."
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While you might be prone to pairing your cuffed shorts with casual tees and tanks, we believe they look just as polished and charming when styled with a pretty blouse. Take, for example, the precious combo Bonnie, 22, from Dallas, put together for a chilly winter day. The blush-pink hue of her silky, button-up top pairs perfectly with the sweetness of her floral print shorts, resulting in a quirky-cute outfit that is lovely for spring. To snag Bonnie's admirable look for yourself, try ASOS' Floral Hotpants ($45) with either Pins and Needles' Lattice Silky Blouse ($59) or Equipment's Classic Washed CDC Blouse ($175). Of course, if printed shorts are not really your style, you can always opted for a classic denim short in a dark or light wash instead.
Tip # 3: Polka-dot pieces look fresh when worn together.
Sure, mixing multiple bold prints can make for an eye-catching ensemble, but combining two pieces with the same pattern can result in an equally noteworthy outfit, as Blair, 25, from San Francisco, shows us. The double dose of spots on her navy blue blouse and yellow scarf liven up her neutral picks, giving the whole look a playful spirit. How you choose to match your polka-dot prints is up to you, but we believe Miu Miu's Polka-Dot Silk Crepe de Chine Blouse ($595) would look awesome teamed up with Old Navy's Lightweight Polka-Dot Scarf ($13) and that Tucker's Combo Blouse ($268) and Crumpet's Polka Dot Cashmere Scarf ($152) could make for a smashing combo too!
Tip # 4: Bed jackets + high-waisted jean shorts are a fab combo.
Believe it our not, spring is just around the corner, which means we've officially begun our search for fresh ways to style our favorite denim shorts! So naturally we were excited when we stumbled upon the amazing look Kani, 19, from Australia, put together. Her high-waisted, cuffed shorts are totally cute, and we appreciate the way she styled them with a few feminine pieces--a necktie blouse and a lightweight bed jacket--to make her look a little fancier. The combo is both a smart play on proportions and an excellent transitional outfit, and fortunately, recreating it is a simple task! First, you'll want to grab a bed jacket or two; we particularly like Minkpink's Sundays Best Lace Cape ($108) and Miss Ferriday Lace Shirt ($212). And just in case you don't already have a bunch of denim shorts in your closet, we suggest snagging BDG's 5 Pocket Shorts ($39) and Madewell's Denim Midi Shorts ($59) in Tide Pool Wash today.
Tip # 5: A neon top brings a hint of spring to a winter look.
Just because we're still in winter doesn't mean we can't infuse our cold-weather ensembles with a spring essential or two! There are many ways in which this can be accomplished, but we were instantly drawn to the outfit Annemiek, 20, from the Netherlands, created. Subtle, yet completely refreshing, we love the way she livened up her neutral layers via a neon coral-red top and sultry red lipstick. If you're looking to brighten up your winter look like Annemiek, then a vibrant top is key. Mardi Jeudi's Pleat Short Sleeve Shirt ($215) and Cooperative's Loose Roll-Sleeve Button-Up Shirt ($49) are two of our favorites. Either option would look great paired with Oasis' Wool Mix Deep Revere Coat ($170) and Topshop's Black Crepe Belted Tapered Trousers ($80), as their muted tones will really accentuate the pop of color!
Tip # 6: A wide-brim hat + a full, print skirt = ladylike boho
While the term "ladylike boho" may sound like an oxymoron at first, we promise it's a lovely mix worth trying this spring! Just look to Coury, 29, from Los Angeles, for some guidance, as she constructed an ensemble in this style by pairing a prim full skirt with a straw, wide-brimmed hat. The outfit is definitely feminine, but the slouchy tee and casual accessories keep it from feeling too saccharine. In order to replicate Coury's stylish blend, begin by selecting a full skirt, like Anne Klein's Tie Dye Print Skirt ($225) or Sparkle & Fade's Below The Knee Tie Dye Skirt ($20) and style it with one of your favorite loose, casual tees. Finally, top off your look with either Topshop's Natural Wide Brim Boater Hat ($44) or Urban Outfitters' Nubby Panama Hat ($34), and you'll be ready for a day perusing the local flea markets.--Jessica Baker


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The 2015 season was the 23rd for head coach Amy Patton at Dartmouth, having led the Big Green to unprecedented success both within the Ivy League and on the national scale.
Dartmouth has been a model of consistency under Patton, ranked in the IWLCA top-20 during all but one season that she has coached and has ranked in the top-10 nationally in 18 of those, including in 2010, 2011 and 2012. As a program, Dartmouth is one of just five teams to be ranked during every season from 1988 when the polls began through 2013.
Dartmouth's defense has ranked in the top-10 nationally in scoring defense seven times since 2002, including leading the nation in that category in 2006.
In 2012, Patton and the Big Green finally won the Ivy League Tournament Championship, taking down top-seeded Penn, 6-4, in the title game. The Green held the Quakers without a goal for 44 minutes to complete the comeback win two days after knocking off Cornell in a thrilling 9-8 game. In winning the crown, Dartmouth would advance to its 13th NCAA Tournament and the 12th since Patton took control of the program. The following season (2013) saw the team once again reach the national tournament, defeating BC in the first round for the program's first NCAA Tourney win since 2006.
Patton's 19th season at the helm (2011) was a special one in which Dartmouth won its 11th Ivy League Championship and made its 12th NCAA Tournament appearance. Ranked as high as 10th nationally during the season, it marked a true return to glory for the Big Green, which had not won an Ivy title since 2005 and had not been to the postseason since 2006. Dartmouth also knocked off previously unbeaten No. 1 Maryland on May 1, snapping the Terps' 28-game winning-streak and becoming the first team other than North Carolina to beat Maryland since 2008.
In 2006, after starting the season at 6-4, Dartmouth stirred up the lacrosse world by going on an 8-1 run, storming to the NCAA national championship game. After an epic battle in front of a strong pro-Dartmouth crowd at Boston University's Nickerson Field, the defending national champion Northwestern got past the Big Green, 7-4.
Perhaps most important, Dartmouth's players develop both as athletes and people during their time in Hanover. Since 1993, Patton has coached 33 first team All-Ivy players honored 56 times. Also in that time, Dartmouth boasts 30 All-Americans honored 47 times, including 21 first-team honorees. Patton has mentored five Ivy League Players of the Year, four Ivy Rookies of the Year, a national player of the year and a national defensive player of the year.
Known for her work with goalkeepers, Patton's recent netminders have had tremendous success on both the national and international scene. Most recently, Kristen Giovanniello '14 became Dartmouth's first-ever freshman to earn All-America status, making the IWLCA Second Team in 2011 as the only freshman among 51 All-Americans that year. Devon Wills '06, a three-time All-America and current member of the U.S. National Elite team, is regarded as one of the top goalkeepers in the world. First team All-Ivy goalie Sarah Hughes '02 was part of the U.S. National program and earned All-America status. Goalkeeper Julie Wadland '10, twice named first team All-Ivy, became the third-straight four-year netminder to earn All-America honors during her career, following in the footsteps of Hughes and Wills. She is also a member of the US National Developmental Team.
Two Patton-coached players saw success on the world stage when Wills and Whitney Douthett '07 helped the United States to the 2009 Lacrosse World Cup Championship in Prague. Wills was named MVP of the championship game. Wills would go on to add another world title to her resume with Team USA in 2013, winning in Oshawa, Ontario.
Patton's efforts have not gone unrewarded on a personal level. She was named the IWLCA National Coach of the Year in 1998, was one of three finalists for that honor in 1993 — her first season at the helm — and has been the Northeast Region's Coach of the Year three times (1994, 1995, 1998).
"I feel extremely privileged to have had Amy as my coach for the past four years. Without a doubt, she is the most intelligent and strategic coach that I have ever had. Her knowledge of the game simply cannot be toped. However, Amy's talents as a coach go far beyond her ability to coach the game of lacrosse. Amy is also an incredible teacher and motivator, pushing you to achieve your absolute best, not only on the field but off the field as well. She challenges us to be better people everyday, and I feel that the experiences that I have had in this program and the positive influence she has had on me will stay with me well beyond my four years at Dartmouth." - Sarah Plumb '12, the 2011 Ivy League Player of the Year and All-American
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Old Sneakers wrote:Wanted to add that even though we are drafting much later. We will have a choices each round and the lottery pick following round 1. It appears very unlikely we end up with any special talents like we have the past three years. We do have a pretty good shot at bolstering our minor league system with decent talent. Basically unless we trade away that lottery choice our scouting department will get a chance to shine.
IMO this is a good thing as once you get past Bundy and Gausmann the talent level plummets. Yes, I know Jonathan Schoop looks solid so far. However, it's still a huge drop off.
The team should be able to acquire a number of decent prospects that make that silly top ten look a little more presentable.
Mike Trout was drafted 25th overall in 2009 and he's the best player in baseball. It's all about scouting.


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European Space Expo featuring Galileo/EGNOS : best score ever in Rome !
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Cat out? Maggette to Start?
Posted by Kevin Arnovitz on Sat, 04/29/06, 11:42am:
As Clipperblog has written before, we like Corey's skills, but he seems to have trouble conforming his style to game situations. And in the context of this particular series, the Clippers are a half-court team. What you need your swingmen to do in the half-court, particularly those who have speed, agility and can break down a guy like 'Melo (who will probably draw Maggette if Greg Buckner doesn't) is run his defender ragged.
I know that I've drawn the parallel at least twice before, but Corey could learn a lot from Rip Hamilton - a player who uses his athleticism and mad conditioning to fight through multiple screens and create open, high-percentage shots for himself.
Here's a prime example of where Maggette could really help the half-court offense. He and EB run that terrific give 'n' go where Elton sets up on the side left post and quickly draws the double team. Elton passes off the ball to a slashing Maggette, who runs around the double-team, collects the ball, then drives baseline - usually resulting in a layup, dunk, or a two-shot foul.
Again, what makes Maggette effective here is that he's moving off the ball. There's nothing wrong with Maggette reading the defense and finding an appropriate spot on the perimeter to catch-and-shoot - provided his guy has doubled down to help on the post. But when Maggette wants the ball in his hands simply because he's "feeling it," he's a disruption in what's become a rather fluid pick-and-roll offense.
You're an animal, Corey. How can you beat Greg Buckner in the half-court? Let me count the ways: You could post up Buckner (you're stronger); you could take him off the dribble (you're quicker) - if you run into a double team, pass out (now there's a friggin' concept, Corey). You can shoot over the guy (you're bigger -- and you don't need to do it from 20, because you have the skills and quickness to get the same shot with more space from 15).
Corey reminds me of that friend of yours who's already decided how he's going to respond to you in conversation, even though he hasn't even heard what you're going to say. With Corey's versatility, range of skills, sheer athleticism and ability to slash, shoot and use his size, he has so many options on a given play. But more times than not, he's already decided what he's going to do before he's even crossed half-court -- irrespective of how the possession is shaping up, and what the Clippers need from him for those 24 seconds.
So the problem is not that Corey doesn't have skills; it's that he doesn't harness the insane number and range of skills he has.


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Museum of Fine Art
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Maison Manesse
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The latest hot place to eat on the Zurich culinary scene, Maison Manesse is as informal as it is unusual. The predominantly white interior is comfortable and rustic, while the cuisine - based on top quality produce - is creative and aromatic. The lun..
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Offense or defense, speed or strength, football players need the right gloves for their position. Get guidelines for material, fit, padding and more.
If you're looking for the best football gloves for you, you'll need to consider two things: basic qualities of the glove, and the qualities that your position demands. Before we dive into those details, you need to know the standards that your gloves must meet. In competitive play, your gloves can be any color except the color of the ball. For high school players, your gloves will need NOCSAE approval for the NFHS. These standards "establish performance requirements on friction and adhesion properties and is specifically created to limit the level of stick/tackiness of football gloves." You can find this information within the product descriptions and your gloves will be tagged or stamped as NOCSAE approved.
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- Recommended: The adidas adiZero 5-Star Receiver Glove is super light, with an expansion recess that allows for full stretch without tearing. It's built with a Grip Tack palm for long-lasting stick in any weather.
- Recommended: For DB's that demand a unique look, the Nike Vapor Fly Receiver Gloves are all about the palms. With Magnigrip extending onto the wrist, a palm print, and ultra-bright colors and patterns, you're light and fly.
Defensive Lineman
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- Recommended: Nike's Hyperbeast 2.0 Lineman Gloves have been updated to include both padding and mobility. Compression-molded, gel palm padding and extended fingertip pads cover without interfering with your hold.
- Recommended: The Cutters Reinforcer Lineman Glove specializes in support instead. Finger reinforcement minimizes the risk of hyperextending and injuring your fingers. It includes tacky pads on the fingertips and lower hand.
- You'll want a little of everything, both padding and a tacky palm.
- Keep the padding soft and flexible so it doesn't affect your grip. Shoot for middle ground.
- Sio Moore, Oakland Raiders: "I like to have a little bit of padding. Sometimes you have to go down there in the trenches and get your hands on people. But they have to stay sticky in front to catch that ball."
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Offensive Lineman
- Like the D-Line, heavy padding and a rigid style are a must for taking care of your hands during striking.
- The goal is to have padding all the way around, including on the palms.
- Emmett Cleary, Philadelphia Eagles: "Line gloves have to be sturdier. I still like a little tack, a little flexibility so I can use my hands. But things get smashed in there and you have to protect yourself. Some gloves have nice pads right in the heel so when you're punching, you're not messing yourself up."
- Recommended: Aside from the Big Ugly mentioned earlier, the adidas Malice II Lineman gloves are also a good choice for the big guys on the field. These include three jam pods to protect the heel of the hand and palm. The top grain leather adds durability to the breathable mesh back.
- Usually QBs are only seen in gloves if it's especially cold. If you're going to try one, you may want a receiver-style grip to help throw the ball.
- Ryan Nassib, New York Giants: "If it's a colder game, I always wear a left-handed glove, just to make sure I have a little more grip."
- Recommended: The Under Armour ColdGear Off-Field Glove is a great cold weather protector, thanks to the pro-grade insulation and grippy logo treatment that adds just a bit of tack to the palm.
Running Back
- A soft, flexible glove with a good fit is important. Many running backs prefer a light and tight style with good grip.
- You can have a little padding if you prefer, but it should be limited to the knuckles and fingers so it's not interfering with holding the ball.
- George Winn, Houston Texans: "I like to wear sticky gloves and make sure they're not too sweaty so they don't slip during a game. I make sure they're not too bulky so I still have the ability to move my hands and cover the ball up."
- Recommended: Nike's Superbad 2.0 Padded Receiver Glove are a long-time favorite. Back with newer colors this season, they'll give you a little padding on the knuckles, but still keeps a top-level receiver's stick on the palm.
- Recommended: For the mid-range padding ideal for running backs, try the Cutters Shockskin Gamer Padded Gloves. EVA backhand padding includes flex channels that allow for natural, unrestricted movement over the durable C-TACK™ palm.
Tight End
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- While you want lightweight, don't sacrifice durability. A flimsy glove won't help when you're hitting.
- Dion Sims, Miami Dolphins: "Just a little extra stick to catch the ball helps me out a little bit. I had pads on my fingertips and the palm as well."
- Recommended: If you're more of the receiving type, try the Cutters Yin Yang X40 glove. It comes is flashy color combinations with built-in C-TACK™ grip. Cutters has made this one with an improved fit and lighter weight.
- Recommended: For the blocking specialists, the adidas POWERWEB 2.0 keeps the tackiness, but adds ¼" foam padding over the back and a supportive 1" neoprene wrist.
Wide Receiver
- It's no secret that a sticky glove palm is critical. The material that holds this grip should be flexible, lightweight and thin enough to really feel the ball.
- The fit that receivers prefer is varied. A tighter fit will give you more ball feel. A looser fit, more flex. Just don't go too loose, to the point that your glove is slipping when you catch.
- Carl Givens, Westminster: "I like gloves that come down to cover my wrist and feel like they're attached the whole time, nothing loose. I like them extra tight so I can feel the ball. I'm not a big padding guy."
- Recommended: If you're looking for a brand new, striking style, it's all about the Under Armour Highlight Gloves. The super-sticky GrabTack palm continues down onto the CompFit™ wrist for support and performance.
- Recommended: If you're more of a tried and true player, the Nike Vapor Jet 2.0 Receiver Glove is a popular option. It gives great freedom and breathability thanks to its vented mesh back. You get many color choices in this model too.
To get even more information on gloves for your position, take a look through the video interviews within Eastbay Field Tested. It contains tons of input from this year's draft prospects, including the quotes you read here. These athletes give you a great rundown of what they want in their gloves. Eastbay Field Tested will prep you for the field, and along with the perfect pair of gloves, help take your game to a higher level.