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If Graham Harrell turns out to be the starting QB of the Jets they may not win a game.Hide replies
If Graham Harrell is your answer you need to change the question.
They may not win a game with any QB they have.
Wow! Desperate times call for desperate measures - I guess GH can't be any worse than what they have now...
I think it's great that GH will get a chance to start somewhere. It will be interesting to watch. Just thankful it's not in GB.
Sucks to be a Jets fan even with Sanchez that team still needed a better QB... Kudos to Harrell wish him the best... Maybe in that farm system he will thrive... However I doubt it... Jets again will have too go for a QB next year... They should have signed Young while they still had the chance or maybe they could try to just shoot for Johnny Manziel and try to whisk him away from college... or something...
Good News Jets fans. Graham Harrell is the best QB on your roster.
Bad News Jets fans. Graham Harrell is the best QB on your roster.Hide replies
Aww, poor guy.
I'm glad that Graham has found a place where he has a good chance of earning a position. I think he might do a very good job for the Jets as a backup and if he had been signed earlier in the season he may have competed for their starting position. The Jets have no Aaron Rodgers on their roster and Harrell is as good or better than their current QBs. Why is there so much ill for a former Packer amongst these comments?Hide replies
What ill? Harrell is not a good QB. That is not over stating the obvious.
Ill because he sucks. He had many opportunities and never ceased the moment(s). A street free agent who hasn't played in a year or two walked in off the crap pile, and stone cold took his job away from him without so much as a fight. Instead I would ask you, what has he done to warrant so much love from you?
Did you watch Harrell play? He'd go into the game and the tempo would grind down. He may be a nice kid, but he doesn't have the tools to make it in the NFL.
i think sparrow's point is "yeah, he isn't good, but some people are taking absolute delight in tearing him down. he may deserve the criticism, but he doesn't deserve the spite".
Very true it is just a game after all.
It's not like Harrell had a negative impact on any important game.
You hit the nail on the head Treatment Bound. Fans around the league who are critical of Packer fans always note that a player walks on water while playing with the Packers and stinks to high heaven according to Packer fans once he leaves. I can understand the anger and feelings of betrayal when it comes to someone who leaves to play for an adversary to stick it to the Pack, but it wouldn't hurt to appreciate a player who did his best (even though it wasn't good enough to make the final 53 of the Packers) and goes on to try to earn a living with another NFL team.
Shows you how respected the Pack is in the NFL.
Harrell snapped up, Bishop grabbed, Smith immediately signed...getting current young talent to the the PS may be harder than we think.
(also shows how desperate it is NY with "Footsie" at the helm)Hide replies
But he has great pressers. Interesting relationship he has with the NY media to say the least.
The Harrell move probably shows more how desperate the Jets are than anything after Ryan played Sanchez in the 4th quarter with all scrubs on the field and got him injured. Should have been fired on the spot for that alone.
Ya there is nothing more dangerous than a desperate man trying to make an NFL team.
DE Pena was just signed to the NE Patriots as well. I think any DE we dump will get signed this year.
Perhaps this is what Harrell needed, a change of scenery. He very well may have placed too much pressure on himself when the standard of competence is based on your starting QB and that happens to be Aaron Rodgers.
Is Harrell destined for greatness, probably not. Is he destined to be an adequate NFL journeyman back-up, maybe.
It would be interesting if he makes a name for himself elsewhere even if the odds are against him.
I just hope that this move by Ryan is that they are really interested in him to fill for injuries or just a publicity stunt to make a point to his team and media.Hide replies
He could always go back to the Canadian league Old.
Soooo, Harrell has 3 years to learn our playbook and still can't get anything going. He's going to get a couple days of the Jets' playbook and look good? I'll eat my own shorts if that guy doesn't look absolutely inept in his next game.....Hide replies
The Graham Cracker is simply NO good. The number 2 job in Title-town was his and like you said three years of training with POOR results proves it.
Sanchez - Smith - McElroy - Simms - Harrel.
If you combines them all into one - you might have a good starter for a 8 and 8 type team.
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British Touring Cars result and report from Thruxton - Gordon Shedden, Matt Neal and Jason Plato shared the race wins in today's three spectacular Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship races at the high speed Thruxton circuit in Hampshire.
As a result it is Worcestershire's Neal, this year seeking a third BTCC Drivers' crown, who leads the points table as the championship now heads to the picturesque Oulton Park circuit in Cheshire for its next three races of 2011 on Sunday 5 June.
From pole position, Scottish ace Shedden's Honda Racing Team Civic led home the sister car of Neal in Thruxton's first race as Lichfield youngster Andrew Jordan took third in his Pirtek Racing Vauxhall Vectra.
But reigning Champion Plato's recent run of bad luck continued, following a dramatic roll at Donington Park two weeks earlier he crashed out of the race at 100mph with a flat tyre on his Silverline Chevrolet Cruze.
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Droitwich Spa racer Neal said: "We've had a great day, a pair of 1-2 results for Honda plus a bucketful of points at what in the past has been a bit of a bogey track for me. We're flying at the moment and we need to because it is starting to get very, very competitive at the front. We need to keep banging in the results because it isn't going to go all our way at every event."
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2011 Dunlop BTCC Drivers' Points after Thruxton (round 3 of 10):
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4. Andrew Jordan, 69
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Mrs. Susan Lyle Rampley, age 49, of 12 Indian River Road, Lindale, passed away on Monday morning, July 23, 2012, at a local hospital.
Mrs. Rampley was born in Carrollton, Georgia on July 6, 1963, daughter of Emerson Lyle and Dianne King Lyle. She was a member of the Pleasant Valley South Baptist Church. Mrs. Rampley worked for a number or years as a Dental Assistant with Dr. Steve Taylor.
Survivors include her husband, Ricky Rampley, to whom she was married on August 13, 1983; a daughter, Miss Meagan Renee Rampley, Louisville, KY; a son, Wesley Lyle Rampley, Lindale; her parents, Emerson and Dianne Lyle, Huntsville, AL; 2 sisters, Mrs. Jan Lyle Caldwell, and her husband, Tom, Rome, and Mrs. Mary Ann Lyle McCrary, and her husband, George, Huntsville, AL; 4 nephews, Jesse and Justin Rutledge, and William and Ethan McCrary; a grandmother, Mrs. Delvena King, Bowdon; her father-in-law and mother-in-law, Paul and Juanita Rampley, Rome; brothers-in-law, Rex and Ray Rampley; special friends, Beth Taylor and Diane Jones; aunts, uncles and cousins also survive.
Funeral services will be held on Thursday, July 26, 2012, at 2pm at the Pleasant Valley South Baptist Church with her Pastor, Dr. Philip May, and the Rev. Benji Mathis officiating. Interment will follow in Rome Memorial Park.
The family will receive friends at the Pleasant Valley South Baptist Church on Wednesday from 5 until 8pm, and on Thursday from 1pm until the service time. At other hours they may be contacted at the residence.
Pallbearers are asked to assemble at the church on Thursday at 1:30pm and include: John Rutledge, Jesse Rutledge, Justin Rutledge, Andrew Bailey, Seth Byrd, and Rex Rains.
Flowers will be accepted or memorial contributions may be made to the Pleasant Valley South Baptist Church, P. O. Box 519, Silver Creek, GA 30173.
Henderson & Sons Funeral Home has charge of the funeral arrangements.


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The event, held on the Sundance Film Festival's opening night, begins with cocktails and appetizers and then moves to the Eccles Center Theater for a screening of the Day One premiere film, Cherien Dabis' "May in the Summer."
Afterwards, the guests gather at another local venue to enjoy a dinner and talk with established or up-and-coming filmmakers, celebrities and musicians.
This year's Artist at the Table event, which will be held Thursday, Jan. 17, will begin with cocktails the New Frontier venue at The Yard, said Sarah West, director of Utah community development, of the Sundance Institute.
"New Frontier is a great place for us to highlight this wonderful art exhibition that we bring to the festival," West said in an interview. "We'll have cocktails and appetizers there."
During that time, Sundance Film Festival Executive Director John Cooper, will address the crowd and introduce the film, said Donna Gruneich, Sundance's Utah advisory board and chairwoman of the development committee.
"John is a showman and he will set the tone for the festival," Gruneich said.
This year's post-screening dinner will be held at the Yoga Shop Studio, which has been redecorated and transformed into a dinner and music venue by Meld Designs.
The Sundance Institute chose the Yoga Shop Studio because of its location and character.
"West: it is such a beautiful space for this particular event because it's rooted in the historic sense of Park City," West said.
During dinner, the Sundance Institute composer fellows will treat participants to a concert.
"The composers who will perform during the evening have participated in our film music composers program," West said. "They both have their own distinct style and have not worked together before, but will perform with each other. So, it will be interesting to see and hear what will happen."
Also, at each of the 10 tables, guests will be able to interact with an artist who has a connection with the Institute or the film festival, Gruneich said.
"The artist can be a celebrity such as Harry Belafonte, who participated in our event a couple of years ago," she said. "Or the person can be someone not as famous or that is premiering their film that was created through the Institute's summer workshop.
"While it's special to be at a table with someone you may recognize, it is also fun to be at a table with someone you don't know, whose name is all over the place two years later," she said.
Zeke Wray, executive chef for Talisker and Canyons, who also planned the meal, will create the dinner menu.
"For the dinner, we wanted dishes that represented where we live as far as locality and seasonality," he said. " So, we chose a mountain cuisine."
The meal will start with a spiced duck confit salad with brandied fig vinaigrette with some mixed greens and roasted onion caramel.
"Duck confit is a preservation technique, which uses salt and the meat's own fat," Wray said. "We'll serve that with braised short rib with a smoked cauliflower and potato puree, which will also include some parsnips, and wildflowers."
Dessert will be rosemary bread pudding that will be pan-seared in brown butter and seared with local whiskey cream on glaze.
"We will create a make-shift kitchen on site to produce the highest quality of food, but keep within the means of execution to deliver what we promise," Wray said. "I'm looking forward to participating in this year's event."
Transforming the Yoga Shop Studio into a unique dining hall that pays homage to the mountains was an enjoyable challenge for Kara DiOrio and Gary Vlasic of Meld Design.
"One of the biggest chores we faces was creating a tent component, an addition to the space, where people will enter through at the south side of the building," Vlasic said. "We have to warm up a big, white tent and disguise the interior walls with aluminum to get a nice soft glow."
The tent frames into the staircase entrance, which will merge into dining space that require contemporary Ottoman pieces with a mix of log-inspired cocktail tables to warm up the space, he said.
"We're also adding a little bit of glam to our contemporary mountain aesthetic," DiOrio said. "We're using some black and white theme with gold referencing and candlelight and floral things we're putting together."
The stage where the musicians will perform will be lighted by lanterns and more candles, and when people enter, they will see slow-motion projections of horses.
"The horses reflect Sundance," DiOrio said. "When I think of Sundance, I think of Robert Redford and film, and the film that first comes to mind is 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,' which, of course, had a lot of horses."
Another challenge was working the 65 feet-by-50 space to make room for 21 tables that will seat 10 people.
"We want people to have a fun and inviting experience that gets them into the spirit of Sundance," Vlasic said. "This is a great space, because the bones of the building are so good. And we want people to look more like a restaurant instead of a yoga studio."
The Artist at the Table event is a unique and intimate program that would not be as successful without the help of community partners, West said.
"We would like to give a special thank you to the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation who are our presenting sponsors this year," she said. "Community support helps us maximize the money raised at the event by minimizing the overhead."
The Sundance Film Festival will run Thursday, Jan. 17, through Sunday, Jan. 27. For more information, visit www.sundance.org/festival.


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Seventy-seven year old trainer Art Sherman was probably the only person in America who knew California Chrome had the talent to win the Kentucky Derby when he advised his owners to fork over $10,000 a few years ago to purchase the unknown horse. In a sport where the wealthy usually spend millions of dollars to buy the top-rated colts in the country, only Sherman was wise enough to advise his people to plunk down a few thousand dollars to purchase the direct descendant of Swaps.
What a bargain basement price for a Kentucky Derby winner! But the low value placed on the chestnut colt by the so-called "experts" only shows how brilliant Sherman's advice was to his owners who didn't have the deep pockets required to buy a more highly-prized horse at the time.
Sherman didn't make a lucky guess when he suggested his people take a close look at Saturday's Derby winner. No, Sherman was smart enough to trace Chrome's lineage all the way back to Swaps who won the Kentucky Derby in 1955. As Sherman said, "Chrome is a direct descendant of Swaps."
Swaps did a lot more than just win the Derby. He later won a dramatic match race against the other wonder horse of his era Nashua and at one time held six world records. How did all the other racehorse insiders miss out on Chrome? Did they just not bother to check his lineage back that far?
Sherman wasn't going to miss out on the horse which inherited the great Swaps racing genes. He was actually the exercise rider at age 18 for Swaps when one of the greatest thoroughbreds of history swept to his Derby win. Sherman rode in a boxcar on a train with the remarkable horse to Churchill Downs.
Swaps was also a California horse.
Sherman's secret was out after Chrome won a dazzling victory at the Santa Anita Derby. Someone offered owners Steve Coburn and Perry Martin $6 million after that win on April 5. That would be a tempting offer to many people. But the owners resisted temptation.
The friendly Sherman said he thought "10 million might be too cheap" for the horse following the dominating Kentucky Derby victory. Winning the Kentucky Derby earns a prize of $1.4 million. But Sherman discussed Sunday how a lot more money than that can be made from a breeding stallion.
The Californian told USA Today that, "If you could ever win these big races, for a stallion prospect, you know he could be worth $30 million when you really think about it., what they get in stud fees, and have a full breeding book for the next 10-15 years."
Coburn and Martin shelled out only $8,000 to buy a mare named Love the Chase and another $2,000 stud fee to breed her with Lucky Pulpit, whose name proved prophetic. How lucky can you get? In this case incredibly.
But Coburn gave Sherman all the credit in the aftermath of the race Saturday, saying his trainer checked out Lucky Pulpit's bloodlines before the deal was done. In retrospect, Sherman looks like a genius. Because nobody else on the planet earth analyzed the incredibly powerful bloodlines of this superhorse as accurately as Sherman did.
The remains of Swaps can be found in the Kentucky Derby Museum at Churchill Downs. Sherman said he went to the great champion's grave before the race and prayed for his descendant to do well in the Derby. The circle has now come full since Sherman rode with Swaps in a boxcar to the 1955 Derby.
Anybody want to win a Kentucky Derby? Talk to the brilliant Art Sherman.
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An announcement from Shuttle today lets us know they've introduced their new J1 4100 series small form factor PCs that come in three configurations to suit HTPC/entertainment, gaming and professional users.
Further to this and for a limited time, if purchased directly from Shuttle these J1 4100 series SFF PCs will come bundled with a free additional package that includes a copy of Red Faction: Guerrilla, a Quito 7-button laser mouse and a processor upgrade to an Intel Core 2 Quad Q8300 (2.5GHz).
You can learn more about each of the varying models in the hotlinks provided above and there's further info about the bundle offer in the press release here.


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Federal Government At A Loss For Disposing of Current Nuclear Waste Stores
In an effort to clean up America, the United States government seeks ways to transport tons of radioactive waste from nuclear power plants across the country to various nearby disposal sites.
Or, wait, the government already has the trains; the trains just have nowhere to go and no cars to haul.
Such is the current nuclear dilemma the U.S. Department of Energy faces as they plead with national companies for ideas on how they can get more rail cars to transport each of the 150-ton casks of used, volatile, radioactive waste. They expect the cars could last 30 years but they want to know if consumers—or maybe experts that don't already work for the government?—think they should buy or lease the rail cars.
Whether it is a lack of response or a lack of manpower, apparently the Obama administration isn't planning to move the trains anytime soon, even if they did have the cars. After all, the latest government plan is to build or use an existing interim storage site—but not until 2021—as they wait for a new geologic depository that should be ready by 2048.
Whether they are building a new geologic depository or plan to alter an existing site is also unclear at this time. And nobody knows where any of these sites could possibly be. Still, even amidst the confusion the Obama administration continues to plan, develop, write contracts, and test new equipment in anticipation that the answers will come.
"Digging your well before your thirsty" really only works when you still have water to drink. Where are we going to put all the waste we already have?
Of course, the U.S. Department of Energy hasn't commented on the issue, but they do share responsibility for disposing of the waste with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Comission.


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June 10, 2004
Santa Barbara Sees Growth Spurt
It's Friday night at Young Israel of Santa Barbara, and an enthusiastic chorus of seven men and eight women sing Shabbat prayers while banging on the tables in rhythm to the melody.
At least two of the 15 in this Orthodox storefront shul are not Jewish, but that doesn't appear to be issue enough to dampen their enthusiasm for davening or the in-shul Shabbat meal that follows.
"The title on my autobiography is going to be '12 Men and No Minyan,'" joked Rabbi Zev Schwarcz, who moved to Santa Barbara from Los Angeles nine months ago to assume leadership of the tiny congregation.
Schwarcz is eager to realize the development potential in Santa Barbara's Jewish community. Non-Jews notwithstanding, in this community of 7,000, his rabbinate is one of several recent signs of growth:
"It is thriving," said Karen Schloss Heimberg, the president of B'nai B'rith, said of the Jewish community. "Twenty years ago when I came here it wasn't like that at all. There were no young families at temple, I was the only newlywed and there were four or five kids in confirmation class. This year there were 29 kids. It's so much more vibrant than it was."
But while the Jewish world welcomes communal growth, city growth is a contentious issue in Santa Barbara. It's a city that inspires serious devotion to its status quo and, consequently, a fear of messing with the formula.
Nestled on the craggy but verdant coastline slightly more than 90 miles northwest of Los Angeles, enveloped by a temperate climate all year round, Santa Barbara and the nearby cities of Montecito, Hope Ranch and Goleta have long been places that want to keep themselves small so as to provide respite for those tired of the maddening hustle of the city. Santa Barbara's reputation of exclusivity is only bolstered by its real estate: the median price for houses is more than $900,000. And while locals are quick to point out that not everyone who lives there is affluent, and that UCSB is one of the biggest employers in the city, Santa Barbara and its environs still attract wealthy retirees and has enough Hollywood A-list homeowners, like Ivan Reitman and Oprah Winfrey, to make it several cuts above your average neighborhood.
"It's heaven," said Bruce Corwin, a past member of B'nai B'rith and the president of Metropolitan Theaters, which has operated theatres in Santa Barbara for more than 50 years. "The weather is perfect, the community is small and they keep it small. You can't build too much, you can't build huge homes, you can't expand your business too much. In Santa Barbara less is more."
And so the Jewish community makes more from less, working together and trying to avoid turf wars.
At UCSB, Chabad works with Hillel on campus. Hillel is pleased that Cohen, its rabbi of 19 years, will be moving to B'nai B'rith, because it will unite the on- and off-campus communities. And B'nai B'rith, which had some trouble with rabbis coming and going in the past 10 years, is looking forward to having a local rabbi who is popular and well-known.
"Santa Barbara is a small Jewish community, so it's very common for people to belong to [a few] different groups," said Rabbi Arthur Gross-Schaefer of The Community Shul.
But sometimes growth will stir up cohesiveness and unity issues. The Federation's dinner this weekend, which will honor Adam Bronfman, the son of World Jewish Congress President Edgar Bronfman, and Ruth Harter, former head of the Santa Barbara Anti-Defamation League, will start at 6 p.m. on Saturday night -- before Shabbat has ended. That caused some consternation on the part of the Orthodox community and Santa Barbara's Jewish Secular Society, which found the dinner's timing disrespectful and contrary to the Federation's policy of pluralism. Federation representatives did not return The Journal's calls.
However, community members are hopeful that despite conflicts like the dinner on Shabbat, the community will continue to move forward.
"Even with that situation occurring, we as a community are working hard to come together and find the common ground between us," Schloss Heimberg said.
For more information on Jewish Santa Barbara, visit www.ucsbhillel.org .
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US Forest Service agents busted an illegal pot plantation on federal land on Colorado on Friday, destroying between 250 and 500 plants.
A bow hunter who discovered the clandestine grow farm, located about two miles above Hay Creek Falls south of Redstone, several weeks ago and reported it to the Pitkin County Sheriff's Office. In the fall, when water levels are low, Hay Creek Falls is a popular hiking trail in the Redstone area, but the farm was in a remote area of the park, making it unlikely that a casual hiker could discover it.
Marijuana remains illegal under federal law, even though the cultivation of marijuana for medical purposes has been legal in Colorado since the year 2000 and recreational marijuana was legalized here in 2012 with the passage of Amendment 64. No pot is allowed on federal land even in states where the herb is legal.
Exactly when the last illegal pot farm was discovered in the national forest around Aspen is unclear. Scott Fitzwilliams, supervisor for the White River National Forest, told the Aspen Daily his agency hadn't made any local pot busts during his four-year tenure.
"[This one] is certainly a little surprising, at that high elevation," he said. I really don't know if this is anything out of the ordinary."


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Band Photo: Tool (?)
Formed: 1990
From: Los Angeles, CA, United States
Last Known Status: Active
One of the leading alternative metal acts to emerge the 90s, Tool was formed in Los Angeles, California, USA, in 1990 by Adam Jones (guitar), Maynard James Keenan (vocals), Paul D'Amour (bass) and Danny Carey (drums). The mini-album, Opiate, was a powerful introduction to Tool's densely rhythmic style, with "Hush' helping establish a buzz for the band; the accompanying video graphically displayed the song"s anti-censorship slant of "I can't say what I want to/Even if I'm not serious" as the band appeared naked with their mouths taped shut.
European dates with friends Rage Against The Machine and a US tour with the Rollins Band helped to sharpen Tool's live performances. Their increased confidence was evident on Undertow, which featured a guest vocal from Henry Rollins on "Bottom". While the band retained their angry intensity and penchant for difficult lyrical subjects, their songwriting became more adventurous.
Undertow reached platinum status as the band toured extensively, including a stint on the 1993 Lollapalooza tour. Aenima, featuring new bass player Justin Chancellor (ex-Peach), was their most assured and most successful album, narrowly missing the top of the Billboard album chart in November 1996. In December 2000 the band released the limited edition Salival, which featured a DVD/VHS collection of videos, a CD comprising unreleased live and studio material, and a promotional book.
Latest Tool News
Below is our complete Tool news coverage, including columns and articles pertaining to the band. Some articles listed may be indirectly related, such as side projects of the band members, etc.
Note: We began associating news directly with bands in late 2003. Therefore, earlier band news may not be listed on this page.
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Tool Announce "10,000 Days" Track Listing
TOOL have announced the final track listing of their new album, "10,000 Days", due on May 2 via Volcano. The 77-minute, 11-song prog-metal odyssey, which is said to be "packed with plenty of eight minute-plus twisted riff-a-thons, odd-tempo polyrhythms and the band's trademark, eerie interludes" (according to Kerrang! magazine), is the follow-up to 2001's "Lateralus", which debuted at No. 1 on The Billboard 200 and has sold 2.3 million copies in the United States, according to Nielsen SoundScan.
"10,000 Days" track listing:
01. Vicarious
02. Jambi
03. Wings For Marie (Pt 1)
04. 10,000 Days (Wings Pt 2)
05. The Pot
06. Lipan Conjuring
07. Lost Keys (Blame Hofmann)
08. Rosetta Stoned
09. Intension
10. Right In Two
11. Viginti Tres
As previously reported, TOOL will play their first U.S. show since late 2002 when it headlines the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival on April 30 in Indio, Calif. No other U.S. dates have been confirmed.
Afterward, TOOL will spend the first portion of the summer playing the European festival circuit, with dates on tap through July 9 at Finland's Turku Festival.
Tool's "10,000 Days" Release Date Set
According to Billboard.com, Volcano has set a May 2 North American release date for the new TOOL album, entitled "10,000 Days". The 77-minute, 11-song prog-metal odyssey, which is said to be "packed with plenty of eight minute-plus twisted riff-a-thons, odd-tempo polyrhythms and the band's trademark, eerie interludes" (according to Kerrang! magazine), is the follow-up to 2001's "Lateralus", which debuted at No. 1 on The Billboard 200 and has sold 2.3 million copies in the United States, according to Nielsen SoundScan.
As previously reported, TOOL will play their first U.S. show since late 2002 when it headlines the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival on April 30 in Indio, Calif. No other U.S. dates have been confirmed.
Afterward, TOOL will spend the first portion of the summer playing the European festival circuit, with dates on tap through July 9 at Finland's Turku Festival.
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Tool Releases Name of New Album
According to a posting that was made on the bands official website www.toolband.com (and then subsequently removed), Tool's new album will be titled "10,000 Days". A May/June release date is currently expected for the effort.
Tool Announce European Tour Dates
Tool have confirmed the following European tour dates:
5/26 - Lisbon, Portugal / Superrock Festival
5/27 - Madrid, Spain / Festimad
5/29 - Barcelona, Spain / Razzmatazz
5/30 - Lyon, France / Transbordeur
5/31 - Luxembourg City, Luxembourg / Rockhal
6/2 - Germany / Rock AM Ring
6/3 - Germany / Rock IM Park
6/4 - Landgraaf, Holland / Pink Pop Festival
6/6 - Hamburg, Germany / Sporthalle
6/7 - Berlin, Germany / Columbiahalle
6/8 - Dusseldorf, Germany / Philipshalle
6/16 - Switzerland / Interlaken Festival
6/17 - Vienna, Austria / Nova Rock Festival
6/19 - Milan, Italy / Filaforum
6/21 - Rome, Italy / Foro Italico
6/22 - Bologna, Italy / L R Arena
6/24 - Poland / Katowice Spodek
6/25 - Prague, Czech Republic / T Mobile Arena
6/28 - Paris, France / Le Zenith
6/29 - Belgium / Werchter Festival
7/1 - Denmark / Roskilde Festival
7/4 - Kristiansand, Norway / Quart Festival
7/7 - Gothenburg, Sweden / Metal Town Festival
7/9 - Finland / Turku Festival
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Antimusic.com Has Fun With Ozzfest Rumors
With all the rumors going around about the bands on Ozzfest, Antimusic.com thought it would be fun to look at some of the latest rumors:
Guns N' Roses - We now know that Axl and company are making the rounds at European festivals this Spring but will they headline Ozzfest? It could happen but then again they could easily sellout the same venues on their own and keep all the cash instead of sharing with Sharon.
AC/DC - Given that Judas Priest and Iron Maiden, two bands that do well on their own, have done the tour in the past it's not too crazy to think of AC/DC heading the fest but again they might be better off on their own.
Korn - Since they aren't drawing like they used to on their own this might make be a good fit.
Alice in Chains - Judas Priest used Ozzfest for their comeback but a Layne-less AIC might not attract enough $$ for Sharon.
System of a Down - Given how much they love greedy capitalist like Sharon, who knows?
Body Count - Ice T supposedly told a radio DJ that they are doing it. Would be kind of cool to have a credible rap rock band on the tour for a change.
Tool - would be cool but they are supposed to have some conflicting summer gigs already in the can.
Metallica - management killed this rumor. Maybe they will team up with Guns N Roses again and do stadiums? Hey we can start rumors too, just look at the next section!
Since rumors are so fun, we're gonna start our own. Sharon wants to expand Ozzfest's reach and wants to sell as many tickets as possible so what about these bookings? Backstreet Boys, 50 Cent and Britney Spears. Think it's a stretch? Sharon did put Crazy Town on the main stage one year and let's not forget about Linkin Park and Adema.
Opeth Confirmed For Roskilde Festival
Opeth will appear at the Roskilde festival, which takes place in Roskilde, Denmark from June 29 to July 2. The festival also features Tool, Volbeat and more.
Opeth will also be headlining a show in Stockholm, Sweden sometime in April. More news TBA.
The band will soon embark on a North American tour, beginning mid-February, with Dark Tranquillity.
Tool Confirmed To Play Rokslide Fest In Denmark
TOOL are one of the first three acts to be confirmed for this year's Roskilde Festial, set to take place June 29 – July 2 in Roskilde, Denmark. Also scheduled to appear are FRANZ FERDINAND and KANYE WEST. More acts will be announced soon.
It was previously reported by Norwegian national TV channel TV2 that TOOL will play Norway's Quart festival in early July. Both the Roskilde and Quart performances are likely to be part of a European festival tour in the summer.
TOOL are currently in the mixing stage on their new album and are reportedly looking at an April or May release for the disc, their first since 2001's "Lateralus". A video directed by guitarist Adam Jones is also said to be in the works, with members of the band preparing to embark on an an international press tour for the new effort. More information will be made available soon.
Slipknot To Contribute To Underworld 2 Soundtrack
Launch Radio Networks reports: SLIPKNOT, TOOL singer Maynard James Keenan, LINKIN PARK frontman Chester Bennington and up-and-coming band FLYLEAF all contribute tracks to the soundtrack of "Underworld: Evolution", the sequel to the 2003 vampire action hit "Underworld". A complete track and artist listing for the disc has not been made available yet, but FLYLEAF is contributing a cover of NINE INCH NAILS' "Something I Never Had". The soundtrack arrives in stores on January 10.
"Underworld: Evolution", which reunites stars Kate Beckinsale and Scott Speedman, opens in theatres on January 20.
The soundtrack to the first "Underworld" featured songs from A PERFECT CIRCLE, TRUSTCOMPANY, FINCH, DAVID BOWIE, and members of LIMP BIZKIT, FILTER and NINE INCH NAILS.
FLYLEAF has also recorded a cover of the Christmas classic, "Do You Hear What I Hear?", according to FMQB.com. The recording can be found at all online digital music stores. FLYLEAF is currently opening for STAIND, P.O.D. and TAPROOT on the Fall Brawl tour as it supports its self-titled debut album.
Tool Plan On Releasing Two New DVD's
Tool look to now be planning two separate DVD releases come December 20th, one for the video for their track "Parabol"/"Parabola" and another for the video for their track "Schism". Cover art for the releases can be seen here and here.
Tool Ready DVD For December Release
According to a posting on Toolband.com, TOOL are planning to release a DVD featuring the videos for "Schism" and "Parabol/Parabola" with added extras (more details later) sometime in December (possibly December 20). The posting adds: "Please note that this is NOT the (much-anticipated) TOOL live DVD, which will be released at some point, although exactly when is still a great unknown."
It's been four years since TOOL released their last album, 2001's "Lateralus", and drummer Danny Carey told Launch that the band prefer to take their time recording the follow-up. "We're not pressured, I think, and we don't have a record company hanging over us, saying, 'You have to do an album every year,' or something," he said. "It's a lot more important to take our time and have something to say, and if you're putting out a record every year, how much can you really learn in one year? You know, you've got to develop as a person and develop as a player."
Vote For Bands To Perform At Sweden Rock Fest
Sweden Rock Festival is asking fans to vote for 30 bands they want to see at the festival. To vote, visit www.swedenrock.com and click on "Vi frågar er." Click on up to 30 of the bands you want to see, then click the "Skicka" button.
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Tool Drummer To Perform In LA w/ Volto!
The power is back on in Los Angeles and Volto! (featuring Tool drummer Danny Carey, Kirk Covington, John Ziegler and Lance Morrison) will be performing twice this month. The first show is Thursday (September 15) at the La Ve Lee jazz club in Studio City, with the second gig being the band's debut at The Knitting Factory next Wednesday September 28. Opening for Volto! in the main space of The Knitting Factory will be The Scott Kinsey Band. For more info go to www.laveleejazzclub.com and www.knittingfactory.com.
Tool Post News On New Album
Tool look to have begun recording their long-awaited new album and have been visited by many a guest while in the studio, including Josh Homme of Queens Of The Stone Age, King Buzzo of Melvins and Aaron Turner of Isis. While it is not likely any of the aforementioned artists will be contributing to the album, photos of the sessions can be found online in the blogs located here.
Tool's "Lateralus" Vinyl Information
An update on Tool's "Lateralus" vinyl has been posted on the official band website:
I've a bit of an update on the Lateralus vinyl. As it now stands, the release date is still slated for AUGUST 23rd. However, the plan is to make a certain number of pre-sale copies available exclusively on the Tool websites. Unfortunately, the exact date hasn't yet been determined, although I hope to be able to post this soon. In addition, there will be a very LIMITED EDITION of copies that are autographed by the band members. As I understand it, this will involve a special process so that the signatures (each record being individually signed) will be on the record, itself, as opposed to the album jacket. I would imagine that these limited edition holographic copies will cost more, but I don't yet have information about the exact price or number of copies that will be made available on the site. As soon as these details are worked out, I will let you know.
Tool Drummer To Play Several Californian Gigs
Tool drummer Danny Carey will be sitting in on a couple of songs with keyboardist extraordinaire Scott Kinsey (of Tribal Tech) and Steve Tavaglione (sax and EWI) on Wednesday, July 27th at the La Ve Lee jazz club in Studio City (12514 Ventura Blvd. 818-980-8158).
Danny is also planning on doing a show with the Pigmy Love Circus on August 6th. Then, on August 18th, Volto! (Danny Carey, Kirk Covington, Lance Morrison and John Ziegler will be performing at the La Ve Lee. Volto! will also be playing The Baked Potato (3787 Caguenga Blvd, West, Studio City – 818-980-1615) on August 25th.
Tool Recording New Album In 'Secrecy'
Launch Radio Networks reports: TOOL's webmaster posted a message at the band's official site last Friday (July 8), stating that "for various reasons, the (new TOOL) album is being recorded in relative secrecy...even more so than past recording sessions and related TOOL projects." The webmaster added, "When (the band decides) to release certain details pertaining to the recording process, as well as any projected timetables, etc., it will most certainly be posted on the band's official website...this could be tomorrow, or two days from now, or in a couple of weeks or even a month from now."
While no other details were divulged, the posting did hint that "the members of the band are working hard and, as the saying goes, there is light at the end of the tunnel."
It's been four years since TOOL released its last album, 2001's "Lateralus", and drummer Danny Carey told Launch that the band prefers to take its time. "We're not pressured, I think, and we don't have a record company hanging over us, saying, 'You have to do an album every year,' or something," he said. "It's a lot more important to take our time and have something to say, and if you're putting out a record every year, how much can you really learn in one year? You know, you've got to develop as a person and develop as a player."
An August 23 release date had reportedly been set for a double-vinyl version of "Lateralus", featuring picture discs and a special holographic gatefold jacket. However, a representative for the band's label told Launch that while plans exist for a vinyl edition of the album, no arrival date has been determined.
Indie Film Starring Maynard To Come Out Feb. 28
Check out Sleeping Dogs Lie, starring Tool/A Perfect Circle frontman Maynard James Keenan. Sleeping Dogs Lie is an independent film that just won the grand jury award for best short film at the New York International Independent Film Festival. Sleeping Dogs Lie comes out this Monday, the 28th of February. Watch the trailer at www.sdlmovie.com.
Tool's Keenan 'Near Perfect' For Alice In Chains
Travis Hay of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer has issued the following report:
Who would've thought Maynard James Keenan, the spooky singer for TOOL and A PERFECT CIRCLE, would have made a near-perfect singer for ALICE IN CHAINS? That was one of the many surprises Friday night when some of Seattle's brightest musical stars came out for a cause at Premier nightclub.
The cause was a benefit concert for victims of last year's tsunami and the stars included Ann and Nancy Wilson of HEART, NIRVANA bassist Krist Novoselic, SUPERSUCKERS, SIR MIX-A-LOT, THE CHILDREN OF THE REVOLUTION and others. But the brightest stars were the remaining members of ALICE IN CHAINS — drummer Sean Kinney, bassist Mike Inez and guitarist Jerry Cantrell — who performed together for the first time in six years.
Novoselic acted as emcee for the show, which was put on by radio station K-Rock (KRQI-FM/96.5) and raised more than $100,000 for relief efforts. More...
"Axis Of Justice: Concert Series Volume 1" Details
"Axis of Justice: Concert Series Volume 1" was recorded at the Avalon in Los Angeles as one in a series of benefits for Axis of Justice, the non-profit organization founded by Serj Tankian of System Of A Down and Tom Morello of Audioslave/Rage Against The Machine in an effort to bring concerned musicians, fans of music and grassroots political organizations together to fight for social justice.
This very unique night of music featured performances and surprises by a number of special guests, including Flea, Maynard James Keenan and Pete Yorn. The album includes the donated track from Chris Cornell and Maynard James Keenan of their cover of Nick Lowe's "(What's So Funny 'bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding", recorded at last year's Lollapalooza. Other highlights include all-star jams of U2's "Where the Streets Have No Name," Bob Marley's "Get Up, Stand Up," "Alice in My Fantasies" by Funkadelic and the Bob Dylan classic "Chimes Of Freedom."
The companion Bonus DVD contains live footage of the Avalon show as well as some excerpts from past Axis shows which include appearances by artists such as Boots Riley of The Coup and Wayne Kramer. Plus as an added bonus, the DVD includes audio excerpts from the Axis of Justice radio show which include interviews with Michael Moore and Janeane Garofalo.
Pre-order "Axis of Justice: Concert Series Volume 1" online here and yours will be autographed by Tom Morello and Serj Tankian. You'll also get hooked up with a limited edition, Axis Of Justice poster free with your purchase
CD Track Listing: More...
Maynard James Keenan Blames President Bush
Maynard James Keenan of Tool and A Perfect Circle appears on two politically oriented Election Day albums tomorrow (Tuesday, November 2nd) -- APC's "eMOTIVe," and as one of the performers on the Axis Of Justice Concert Series Volume 1. Keenan told Launch that he feels the world is a more dangerous place than it was four years ago, and he blames the Bush administration:
They've had four years to reunite this country and show them that they do have good intentions. They keep trying to say the world's safer without Saddam (Hussein), but it's not. They've fostered more terrorists, and we've lost control of the north and south of Iraq now. We used to have control of it, with him in power. He was contained. Now it's a mess.
"eMOTIVe" features two APC originals along with covers of political songs by John Lennon, Marvin Gaye, Nick Lowe, Depeche Mode, and others. The first single is a remake of Lennon's "Imagine."
Keenan plans to begin working on a new Tool album next month.


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KINGSTON, Jamaica – Bethune-Cookman outgoing senior, Kemar Clarke, concluded his 2011-12 competition season, Saturday, while also opening his international career, with an appearance and sixth-place finish in the Jamaican National Olympic Trials.
Saturday at Kingston's National Stadium, Clarke advanced through the preliminaries of the 110m hurdles with a time of 14.07 seconds at the Jamaican Olympic Trials, moving on despite a less than ideal start to the race.
Later in the day, he returned to action in the event finals, recording a time of 14.11 for a sixth place overall finish.
"It was a great experience for Kemar," said Bethune-Cookman Head Coach Donald Cooper, "in addition to great exposure for the program and university."
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At Least Eric Cantor Is Being an Adult About This
And by adult, we mean a duplicitous child.
In case you can't read the small type, the quote being held aloft for reporters this afternoon by Shadow Speaker Eric Cantor (while making the Blue Steel face) was uttered by Barack Obama on August 5, 2009. Cantor's point, we assume, is that Obama's current insistence on including tax increases in the debt-reduction plan conflicts with his own economic policies. Except Obama isn't proposing raising taxes during a recession, as he emphasized at his press conference this morning:
"I want to be crystal clear nobody has talked about increasing taxes now. Nobody has talked about increases increasing taxes next year ... So when you hear folks saying, well, the President shouldn't want massive, job-killing tax increases when the economy is this weak nobody is looking to raise taxes right now. We're talking about potentially 2013 and the out-years."
Cantor has been closely involved in the negotiations, so he knows exactly what Obama is proposing. To be fair, though, he may just be mentally exhausted from compromising so much:
Cantor said House Republicans had already made their compromises by being willing to vote for a debt ceiling increase in the first place. Allowing the government more ability to issue more debt was a "difficult" vote for fiscal conservatives, he said.
The GOP's compromise, in other words, was (hypothetically, assuming all of their demands are met) agreeing to not let a government default destroy the economy. Such a difficult decision. Lots of soul-searching. They're all compromised-out now. It's probably not even possible to compromise more at this point, even if they wanted to.
Eric Cantor holds firm on tax stance [Politico]


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Shuffleboard is apparently not Lewis' retirement thing.
As part of "TackleKili" to raise money and awareness for clean water projects in East Africa, the longtime Ravens linebacker is joining Doug Pitt, actor Brad's brother, and former Bears defensive tackle Tommie Harris among others to climb 19,336-foot Mount Kilimanjaro. The ascent began Wednesday and the group is scheduled to reach the peak on Sunday.
Ready 2 go: follow me on my Kilimanjaro climb 4 #cleanwater for kids in Africa; RT, donate and follow at http://t.co/BSlNXVomI2
— Ray Lewis (@raylewis) July 1, 2013
While on the trip, Lewis and the rest of the group has also been helping to fit East African people with hearing aids.
To give someone hearing for the 1st time in their life is Life changing. pic.twitter.com/N5sPCfG3M7 — Ray Lewis (@raylewis) July 3, 2013
We probably should have known Lewis wasn't going to sit on his recliner in retirement. And he's giving his energy to a good cause.
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