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PHOENIX — Oh myyy! Actor-activist George Takei will be in Scottsdale on Tuesday to host a screening of his biopic "To Be Takei."
The movie was released this year on both On Demand and iTunes and follows the 77-year-old through his career as Sulu on "Star Trek: The Original Series" to his present-day activism and social media ubiquity.
The movie also chronicles his struggles as a closeted gay actor in Hollywood during the '60s and '70s.
After the movie, Takei and his husband Brad Altman will host a Q&A session with fans.
"To Be Takei" will play at the Harkins Shea 14 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $9.50 for adults and can be purchased here.
Takei was also in Scottsdale Monday night as the special guest at a dinner hosted by Democrat Fred DuVal, who is running for Arizona governor.
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T-Mobile targets rival US carriers with 'Wireless Customer Bill of Rights'T-Mobile on Monday announced a new marketing tactic, the "Wireless Customer Bill of Rights," which it plans to wield against its main rivals in the U.S. carrier market.
The document pushes policies that are already in place at T-Mobile, including free international data roaming and a moratorium on overage fees. The carrier is asking people to share the document with AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint via Twitter, or even print it out and take it to one of those companies' retail outlets.
A more elaborate Twitter-based campaign asks people to use the hashtag "#TweetJohn" to receive an emoji of T-Mobile CEO John Legere. If the emoji is used over 500,000 times by March 31, the carrier says it will use magenta chalk to write every post outside of high-traffic AT&T and Verizon stores around the U.S.
The promotion is intended to mark the third anniversary of T-Mobile's "Un-carrier" strategy. This positions the carrier as a "rebel" in the American cellular industry, and indeed some policies have actually forced its competitors to adapt, for example by all but eliminating once-standard two-year contracts.
The company has encountered flak, however, for some of its tactics. One of these is "Binge On," a perk — enabled by default — which lets subscribers stream video from participating services without it affecting their data caps. That video is degraded to 480p though, and at one point it was discovered that the company is throttling all video, regardless of whether the source is a partner company.
T-Mobile is working to fix that situation, but could still have to face concerns that Binge On violates the Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality rules. These state that Internet service providers can't degrade traffic on the basis of content, app, or service.
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When Janeth M. Vela and Alexa D. Valdez were seniors at Goshen High School, attending college seemed like a distant dream – though not from a lack of desire or talent.
What matters most: Fiat lux!
"This Bulletin shares just a few of the many rays of healing and hope that shine each and every day on campus and around the world as we seek to live fully into our vision of intercultural and international education. To you our alums, to you our recent graduates, to you our GC family and friends, Fiat Lux! Let there be light! And let it shine, let it shine, let it shine!"
President's baccalaureate sermon: "Dawning lights"
Keep shining dear graduates. Shine on the poor, the captives, the down and out, those in need, the oppressed, the broken hearted. Shine forth with neighborly love and compassion.
President's Speech: "Listening to the World: The First Commandment of a Global Citizen"
Spring semester convocation message, delivered by Dr. James E. Brenneman, President of Goshen College, on Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2015, in the Goshen College Church-Chapel (as prepared for delivery).
What matters most: Citizens of earth and sky
"At Goshen College, each year we focus on one core value. This year we will ponder the meaning of global citizenship, which is expressed primarily in two ways. The first and most common understanding has to do with our desire to foster intercultural openness between people of differing worldviews, experiences and ethnicities…"
President Brenneman opens school year with call to be greener global citizens
Goshen College President James E. Brenneman opened the 2014-15 school year with an invitation for students and employees to expand their understanding of the college's core value of "global citizenship."
President's speech: "Citizens of Earth and Sky"
Fall Opening Convocation message, delivered by Dr. James E. Brenneman, President of Goshen College, on Wednesday, Aug. 27, 2014, in the Goshen College Church-Chapel (as prepared for delivery)
President Jim Brenneman reappointed to third term; names Dr. Lee Snyder as interim provost
A joint release of Goshen College and Mennonite Education Agency The Goshen College Board of Directors and Mennonite Education Agency (MEA) Board of Directors are pleased to announce the reappointment of Dr. James E. Brenneman as president of Goshen College for a third four-year term. Brenneman's reappointment, which begins July 1 and continues through June … Keep reading »
President's sermon "Footprints: Evidence of History and the Promise of Future"
Baccalaureate sermon, (as prepared for delivery) by Dr. James E. Brenneman, president of Goshen College on Sunday, April 27, 2014 in the Goshen College Church-Chapel
What matters most: The tree of life that is Goshen College
"The story that is Goshen College has always contained within it the narrative seeds of the vision described in Scripture: a "tree of life, bearing twelve kinds of fruit … with leaves for the healing of the nations" (Revelation 22:2). Not one, not two, not six, but 12 kinds of fruit. All on one tree. Truly it is a tree of life!"
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Young People Gather in anti-Brexit rally.
Pro-EU Rally At Trafalgar Square Attracts Thousands Despite Event Being Cancelled Due To 'Unprecedented' Response.
Reports the Huffington Post.
Thousands of pro-EU supporters have marched to Parliament where they are chanting anti-Brexit slogans after gathering in London's Trafalgar Square where a scheduled rally was earlier cancelled.
Pictures emerged on social media soon after 6pm showing crowds of people holding pro-EU banners aloft at Trafalgar Square despite steady showers. Hours later they were seen chanting pro-EU slogans at Westminster.
More than 50,000 people had been expected to attend the London Stays rally which aimed to show the world that "London stands with Europe".
Channel Four last night stated that the people on the rally were predominantly young.
Yet, indications are: no copies of the Socialist sold, and recruitment to the SWP, and Counterfire: zero.
Equally reports from the pro-Corbyn rally the previous evening state that these groups had failed to lead the masses.
To remedy this Coatesy has the following top-tips: getting down with the kidz for revolutionary recruiters.
- Young people are like fruit flies. They can't remember all that stuff about what a group did as long ago as last week. Campaigning for Brexit? Phooey! Undermining the Labour Party and Jeremy Corbyn: that's all, like, history. The important thing is now you are the best supporters of Jeremy Corbyn.
- Lessons: young folk love lessons. Tell them about the Wigan Labour Club voters and their concerns about 'immigration' . That will go down a treat with the class conscious people who demonstrated yesterday. Sort out the wheat from the chaff.
- Young 'uns adore limpets. Many have a limpet vivarium in the their bathrooms. Stick to them. They will surely appreciate this.
Leading 'Left' Lexit anti-EU Campaigner, George Galloway, pays out Libel Damages to Aisha Ali-Khan.
How the Galloway 'left' Campaign to Leave kicked off.
Our old friend George Galloway had been quiet during the last stages of the European Referendum.
After a sparkling start, which saw the dapper gent appear with Nigel Farage in a united front, we heard little of the Respect leader.
The one-time star of Parliament, and international statesman, had been reduced to retweeting others, such as Steve Hedley, the ally of French Trotskyist micro-party, Daniel Gluckstein's Parti ouvrier indépendant démocratique and their 'internationalist' rally in support of Brexit in Paris.
Now we know why:
The Independent reports,
George Galloway has agreed to pay undisclosed damages to a former aide over claims she conspired to run a "dirty tricks campaign" against him.
The former MP withdrew his allegations against Aisha Ali-Khan and agreed to pay damages along with legal costs.
Ms Ali-Khan brought libel proceedings in London's High Court after the Respect Party leader published a statement on his website in October 2012.
One notes nevertheless that Galloway has now returned to play an active role in the 'Lexit' campaign.
His presence on the Lexit side will no doubt inspire many to follow their ideals.
Here's the full apology George Galloway was forced to make in court today, and why
George Galloway: Trump is better than Clinton.
One of the most controversial figures in British politics says he prefers Donald Trump to Hillary Clinton.
George Galloway, the left-leaning politician who left parliament in 2015, wrote on Twitter Tuesday that he shared Susan Sarandon's sentiments about the U.S. presidential election.
I merely post this for information on the Stop the War Coalition and Counterfire star.
Morning Star's New Best Friends: Frank Field and Kate Hoey.
Kate Hoey with Friends.
The Morning Star publishes this 'report' today on the views of hard-right xenophobic 'Labour MPs'.
Notice that the "report" begins with the views of their new best friends.
LABOUR is in danger of losing one million votes to Ukip — enough to lose the next election — if it pushes too hard for a Remain vote in the June 23 referendum, senior backbenchers warned yesterday.
Pro-Brexit former ministers Frank Field and Kate Hoey made the statements as party grandees and frontbenchers lined up to make speeches in favour of Remain.
Mr Field said that Labour should instead be encouraging people to vote in the "best interests of our country" and warned that not doing so would drive supporters to vote for Nigel Farage in the next general election.
He said: "The danger now is that another one million Labour voters will believe a Ukip vote is the only way" of protecting Labour voters from "the horrific side-effects of globalisation."
Ms Hoey said that there is a "middle-class intellectual attitude" among activists that overshadows the EU debate and was joined by German-born Labour MP Gisela Stuart who said her party had made a mistake in establishing itself as pro-EU.
Ms Stuart, who chairs Vote Leave, warned many of her constituents say immigration is a concern and "in whole swathes of the country that stance is the biggest Ukip recruiting agent I can think of.
"They feel there are legitimate concerns and Labour are not even responding to it."
They do find time for somebody of considerably less importance,
Former leader Ed Miliband made a plea to party supporters to vote Remain — after the number of Labour MPs backing a Brexit rose to 10 — in saying that leaving the EU would not end problems relating to immigration and social justice.
In a keynote speech, he accused pro-Brexit Tory MPs Boris Johnson and Michael Gove of trying to "perpetrate a fraud" on the electorate by claiming to be standing up for the rights of workers and the NHS.
Unaccountably the Morning Star's Newshounds did not put this story on their web site.
Mann of the people Senior Labour MP breaks cover and calls for working-class Brits to vote Brexit
John Mann said staying in the EU could destroy chances of jobs, homes or school places for Brits.
Well-established rumours that Hoey, Field and Mann are to be offered columns in the Morning Star to join that of George Galloway, have not been confirmed.
Socialist Party Goes into Meltdown.
Back to the Old Times for Socialist Party in England and Wales.
This has already been described as the bitterest piece of sectarianism by a left group since the days of News Line.
Momentum Youth and Students: Witch hunts won't take movement forward
After speaking and making clear that we were members of the Socialist Party, the Labour Party and Momentum, the room was whipped up by multiple speakers calling for our expulsion.
In attendance were two self-proclaimed Trotskyist groups – Socialist Appeal and the Alliance for Workers Liberty (AWL). Both groups have recently been targeted by the Labour Party and have received suspensions and expulsions. However neither of them spoke out against the same witch hunt against the Socialist Party in Momentum.
In fact, one member of the AWL proclaimed that he "was not and has never been a member of the Socialist Party" and that there was no place for the Socialist Party in Momentum.
These groups, by their silence, have sided with the right-wing compromisers in Momentum and are complicit in the witch hunt. They offered no strategy or programme for fighting the civil war in the Labour Party, as the Blairites will continue to fight to keep it a party which acts in the interests of the 1%.
The complete lack of democracy in Momentum was shown when Jon Lansman personally voided my Momentum membership via a text to Momentum's office.
He said I was guilty of belonging to a party hostile to the Labour Party. The Socialist Party isn't hostile to Jeremy Corbyn and those that have joined Labour to fight for his policies. We are, however, hostile to Blairite MPs calling for the bombing of Syria, and local councillors implementing Tory cuts.
Another Socialist Party member refused to give his name so Lansman took his photo! Are we to see 'wanted posters' of known Socialist Party members at local Momentum meetings?
The political outlook of the Momentum leadership was summed up by a contribution that said: "The main way to support Jeremy Corbyn is to vote Labour." Momentum, by uncritically canvassing for Blairites, has given no warning to the role those such as London Mayor Sadiq Khan will play in attacks on Corbyn's leadership.
"You must admit that the sheer cheek of saying ""We need to kick out the Blairites at all levels of the Labour Party and campaign for mandatory re-selection." while whingeing about people wanting to kick them out takes some beating."
This is worth reading (rest on site).
Breaking with the Socialist Party/CWI
We have come to the conclusion that the very nature of the undemocratic structures of the Socialist Party and CWI make it impossible to change or reform it in any meaningful manner. There has been no contested election for leadership in living memory. Along the way, we have won support from current and ex-members of the CWI. However, many of those current members have subsequently left the CWI (although not Marxist World) because of the bureaucratic barriers and methods used against them. The lack of internal democracy makes the task of putting forward our ideas without distortion, bureaucratic manoeuvres and, in some cases, outright harassment, virtually impossible. Unlike the Socialist Party EC, we have no intention of repudiating the fundamentals of Marxism. We have no choice but to leave the Socialist Party/CWI.
We split from the Socialist Party/CWI partly with regret because of the history of "Trotskyism" and the seemingly endless history of splits and splits of splits. For example, in recent years the SWP has had two splits and Workers Power three. In many ways these are manifestations of the crisis within so-called Marxism following the 2007/8 economic crisis and the perspectives and methods of these organisations. Yet all these splits have either recreated the same bureaucratic centralist structures as their parent organisation, or threw out the baby with the bath water and abandoned the notion of an independent revolutionary party. Either way the effect on the rest of the Left has been demoralisation, disgust and distrust towards revolutionary Marxism.
Further comment:
As somebody who has very publicly argued against working in a common political project in the Labour Party with the Socialist Party, at a London meeting of Labour Briefing and amongst my comrades in Chartist, there are two simple reasons why I do not want to have anything to do with them in these kind of forums: (1) They keep trying to create a mini-'Labour movement' based around their sect. They stand candidates against Labour – still – and are now engaged in an Anti-Labour and anti-TUC (not to mention all the major unions) campaign on Europe. (2) They are opposed to us on fundamental issues, as shown very clearly by their anti-EU position. As for the comment, "two self-proclaimed Trotskyist groups" both of the organisations cited (AWL and SA) they have considerably more claim to Trotskyism than the bizarre nationalists of the SP.
I certainly do not want to be in close political work with a group that comes out with the kind of stuff: Trade Unionists Against the EU' defends "Indigenous workers" against "Cheap Foreign Labour".
Nazis In the Brexit Campaign.
Nazi in Brexit Campaign: Who'd have thought it ?
The neo-Nazi with a swastika on her breast… and Vote Leave badge on her vest: From Holocaust deniers to EDL fascists posing at the Kray twins' grave, the violent thugs and racists hijacking the Brexit campaign reports the Daily Mail.
The campaign for Britain to leave the EU has been infiltrated by dozens of far-Right extremists with racist views, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
Our investigation has uncovered evidence that former members of the English Defence League, the National Front and the British National Party have attached themselves to the 'Leave' movements. Those who have hijacked the Brexit campaigns include:
- An EDL leader who was jailed after attacks on police. He posed with a pro-Brexit Ukip banner alongside the gravestone of the notorious Kray twins;
- A BNP official and his swastika-tattooed girlfriend, who have been distributing leaflets printed by Boris Johnson's official anti-EU campaign.
- A former deputy of ex-National Front leader Nick Griffin – the man has been photographed with a pro-Brexit Tory MP at an anti-EU eventA BNP activist, who attended a rally during which pro-Nazis sneered at Holocaust victims, canvassed for Vote Leave in Surrey.
As comrade Neil said during the Ipswich debate on the Referendum.
Are you seriously going to vote with a bunch of Nazi filth?
Oh and we, the Left for Remain, won, indicative sign, 21 to 9.
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The MOA delegating authority and establishing guidelines for co-operation between the USCG and RINA was signed at Coast Guard Headquarters in Washington yesterday, by Rear Admiral Paul F. Zukunft (Assistant Commandant for Marine Safety, Security and Stewardship) USCG and Ugo Salerno, CEO, RINA.
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Stanford grateful for a stiff test from Trojans
Associated Press | Last updated October 30, 2011
(Eds: Stands as 1st Ld-Writethru on state line to update with quotes, details. With AP Photos.) By GREG BEACHAM AP Sports Writer David Shaw waited through nearly a full year of blowout victories to see what Stanford would do when faced with real pressure and dire circumstances. They don't get much more dire than a triple-overtime game against rival Southern California in a sold-out Coliseum, and the fourth-ranked Cardinal emerged with a victory that told their coach more about his team's character than any blowout ever could. ''I tell you what, our guys fight,'' said Shaw, who still hasn't lost as a rookie head coach after the 56-48 victory. ''They just kept fighting.'' When they finally caught their breath after three tense overtimes ended with Curtis McNeal's fumble for USC inside the Stanford 5, the Cardinal (8-0, 6-0 Pac-12) felt stronger. Just about everybody in the Stanford locker room appreciated this valuable tuneup for their showdown Nov. 12 with No. 6 Oregon, the only team to beat Stanford during an improbable two-year run of near-perfection for a program that struggled through most of the previous decade. ''We always talk about how adversity is an opportunity for greatness,'' Stanford defensive end Ben Gardner said. ''It was really our first chance to show our mettle and show what we're made of. We got behind, but never lost faith.'' The Cardinal realized they almost needed to be slapped around a bit by a tough opponent, and the No. 21 Trojans (6-2, 3-2) complied. Not much on the Cardinal's schedule this season had prepared them for big stages: Stanford played its nonconference games against lowly San Jose State and Duke, followed by four straight second-tier Pac-12 opponents before facing Washington and USC the last two weeks. For the second straight trip to the Coliseum, Stanford produced the most points ever scored against USC - but the Cardinal did it under pressure they haven't faced since last November, when they began a streak of 10 straight victories by at least 25 points. USC had 93,000-plus fans in the Coliseum on a cool L.A. night, but Stanford weathered it all. ''That's the best team effort I've ever been a part of,'' safety Michael Thomas said. ''I love my team because we just kept fighting. We knew we had a challenge. We just had to keep fighting. A lot of people thought we cared about that 25-point-plus record, but we really didn't. We care about the W.'' After such a draining game, Stanford probably won't need much help getting focused for Saturday's visit to Oregon State, the final prelude to what might be a season-defining visit from the Ducks. A BCS title game spot is still attainable for Stanford, and its experience in the Coliseum can only help. The Cardinal trailed USC by 10 points in the second half after not falling behind in any of their first seven games this season. The Trojans moved the ball with relative ease, cutting up Stanford's vaunted run defense with several big plays. Matt Barkley wasn't sacked and connected on several big passes - and without a few inexplicable mistakes by USC star Robert Woods, who played with injuries, Stanford's trouble might have been even bigger. Andrew Luck also had to persevere through a less-than-perfect performance that included two sacks, three three-and-out series by an offense that had only done it four times all season and a mistake that nearly cost Stanford the game. Although the Heisman Trophy favorite had long stretches of his usual sharp play while going 29 of 40 for 330 yards and three touchdowns, he also misread a coverage and threw an interception returned 33 yards for a go-ahead score by Nickell Robey with 3:08 left in regulation. 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Calling a customer "Miss Piggy" and telling her in an email she was "rude and self-important" were sufficient reasons for a Wellington liquor store worker to be sacked, the Employment Relations Authority has ruled.
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Mr Chan told the customer he regretted not asking her to leave the store. He also said he was reminded of the Aaron Gilmore controversy, in which the disgraced politician acted rudely and attempted to have an employee reprimanded for not immediately tending to his needs.
Mr Gilmore resigned from Parliament last year after he was rude to a waiter during a boozy night in Hanmer Springs.
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Ms MacKinnon found Mr Chan's dismissal was justifiable, saying business director Mark Satherley had given the worker ample time to respond to the allegations against him.
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Join us for a talk on the Unity IoC container. As usual doors open at 5 and we'll begin the talk at 5:30.
A 90-minute hands-on course that demonstrates how to use the Unity container from Microsoft for Dependency Injection.
This course assumes you know nothing about dependency injection and is therefore suitable for all levels of programmers. It starts by teaching the very basic concepts such as service location, dependency resolution, factories, abstract factories, inversion of control, DI containers, and the basic applications of Unity in line-of-business software.
It then covers the edge cases that it is hard to find help with in one place. Besides the edge cases, we will also discuss object life-time management, deferring object materialization or resolution, disposal of un-managed dependencies, injection factories, overriding dependencies at run-time, named type mappings and much more.
All of it would be hands-on and demonstrated by writing code. Also, this will be an interactive session where the speaker will alternate between writing code himself and asking others to either write some of the code or explain something about the code he is writing. Finally, there'll be a QA sessions in between the main session where the attendees could raise any questions about the topic and not just whatever is taught.
Our presenter for this session is Sathyaish Chakravarthy.
Sathyaish Chakravarthy is a freelance software developer, teacher, and aspiring actor living in India. He has been writing code and teaching about programming since 1997.
Sathyaish has authored video courses for WintellectNOW and is on his way to author his first Pluralsight course.
He is interested in helping clients in Calgary, so if your .NET project or your company needs help with application architecture, please feel free to reach out to him after the session.
His other vocations are lending his voice for voice-overs, recording audio books, delivering motivational lectures on goal setting, and acting. His long-term goal is to make full-length feature films.
Hi friends,
The WintellectNOW video that covers many code samples is available (has been available for some time now). I hope it helps answer some of your questions.
Link to the WintellectNOW video: https://www.wintellectnow.com/Videos/Watch/dependency-injection-with-unity
You can watch it (and every other WintellectNOW video) for free for 14 days if you sign up with the promo code SATHYAISH-14.
There's so much I couldn't cover even in the video because of the time-limit I had for this video as well. I'll be making videos of what I couldn't cover in the WintellectNOW video and uploading them on YouTube. I'll update this page when I upload those videos.
The YouTube playlist where I'll be adding more videos on this topic is here: https://www.youtube.co...
Right now, there's nothing there in the YouTube playlist that you haven't seen.
0 · October 21, 2014
Great presentation! Sathyaish is well versed on the subject, and was able to answer a wide range of questions and discuss the merits and pitfalls of this tech.
I'm going to spend a couple of hours reviewing the material tonight at Waves at[masked]th Ave SW, if anyone would care to join me. Send me a PM if you are interested.
1 · August 15, 2014
Part 3 of the video is online at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlEaFlV7vvs
0 · August 18, 2014
I've just posted a second installment from the video recording done during this meetup.
0 · August 15, 2014
Sathyaish, speaking in front of people is always difficult but your presentation was good, as always. Glad to have you in our city; I just wish I had more time afterwards to say hello.
As for the topic at hand, can you recommend some resources for learning more about aspect oriented programming?
Thanks again!
1 · August 15, 2014
All that I did cover, if you'd like a fast-paced recap and all that I couldn't will be released as a WintellectNOW video on or around the 25th of August 2014. I will update the meet up then as well.
Please feel free to use the promo code SATHYAISH-14 at the WintellectNOW website to enjoy an unlimited access to all the content there for free for 14 days.
If you'd like any help or have any questions, please do not hesitate to email me at [masked].
0 · August 14, 2014
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|Dan Hubbard, CTO for OpenDNS, is a noted information security expert and research pioneer. He has built Internet reputation systems, big security data mining infrastructures and advanced classification systems. Dan was previously CTO for Websense and built the company's global Security Labs. He presents at major security conferences around the world.
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|Big Data and advanced analysis techniques are driving major change in enterprise threat management. Traditional security approaches that are not designed for the cloud and mobile or that rely on malware samples or signatures are falling behind when faced with polymorphic malware and advanced threats. In his Interop presentation, Dan Hubbard will demonstrate how Big Data can uncover threat intelligence "needles in the haystack" and be used to implement predictive security measures. He will explain and demonstrate:
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Our Last Night post new song
bad lyrics but surprisingly catchy
screamer is so bad
that was really poor.
the title doesn't really follow proper grammar, can you re-post this article?
Really like these guys. I know they aren't the greatest musicians on Earth, but their music is fun and this is no different.
good band. I'll check this out.
Digging: Ultracherry Violet - I Fall to Pieces
what is fun about there music? ive never heard before
They used to be catchy. Herpes is catchier than this.
was that supposed to be a joke?
i guess
good song
yuck. that is awful.
Herpes is catchier then everything
Looks like they cut out a lot of the auto tune on his cleans. Song ruled though. But I love this band.
@ andcas
Why would they be done with screaming when one of the founding brothers (Trevor) is the screamer and thats all he does?
in a studio update, it says that trevor only does screams on songs that need them, but he and matt sing now
is it just me or does it seem like he's over-enunciating?
Thats the dumbest thing I've ever heard.
they are trying to switch it up, i guess the album is suppose to be more "rock" the post-hardcore
Finally a new freaking song they had been recording for like ever.
Digging: Hayden Calnin - Cut Love, Pt. 1
Agreed with the 1st comment, catchy as hell, but the lyrics are pretty dodgy, Ghosts Among Us remains their only good material.
So disappointed with this band. Really liked their debut.
Whatever route they're going, this sounds almost exactly like their last CD.
not too bad actually. I was afraid after all the harsh comments but in the end it turned out quite bearable.
1st album is only good album
i still rock out to the first album. less impressed with everything since tbh.
The song is pretty average, didn't really think much of their last release.
That snippet sounded much better than this song.
yeah, i liked it a lot.
Catchy song.
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