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I created this list on Rate Your Music since RYM is allowed to use the album art for the various records in question and Last.fm is not, and lists like this look more appealing when there's some photos to sexy 'em up a little. Feel free to comment either on RYM or here.
King Crimson in the Studio: Ranked
18 jul 2015, 01:27 av MisterJuniorMy Ranking of King Crimson's Studio Albums
I created this list on Rate Your Music since RYM is allowed to use the album art for the various records in question and Last.fm is not, and lists like this look more appealing when there's some photos to sexy 'em up a little. Feel free to comment either on RYM or here.
Kin-Folk Is A Breath Of Fresh
17 jul 2015, 12:22 av CrybKeeperComing to us from Big Hungry Entertainment, Kin-Folk featuring guests Dave and D Greezy, are more than fresh - The lyrics and musical arrangements are new, vibrant and unique to the rap and hip hop genre. Kin Folk has his very own style, like no others. The music deserves to be heard by the masses.
This young man is genuine, raised in the mean streets. Abandoned by his real father, but raised by a great step father, who is African American. Eminem move the hell over, because Kin Folk is for real. He is not a white player, playin' at being a rap star. Kin Folk lived the raw, hard life and grew up his entire life, living the culture and learning the lifestyle first hand.
His music conveys this, with genuine creativity and experience. Yet, he has the ability to string together hard hitting, emotional lyrics, that easily connect with a wide variety of fans - Being emotional, loving, adventurous, gritty and at times nasty enough to be something completely different from the mainstream rap, which continues to spew out the same tired subject matter, we all have heard over and over again. Kin Folk is truly 'A Breath Of Fresh Air'.
The latest CD release by Kin Folk features 16 top shelf songs. It is titled, Royalty & Loyalty. Tracks include Kin-Folk featuring Dave and D Greezy in Take You Home, Kin-Folk with D Goode in More Than Friends and Can I Please featuring Sicc Em Chuckie.
Here is what Kin-Folk had to say, about this latest CD:
"This is what's up - We got Aleric Banks a.k.a. Rick Tha Rular on this album. Also, D Goode who writes for Wyclef, Diddy, Day 26, Mario Winans and more...Lil Don and all the artist on my label are on this CD. I've been truly blessed to have them all. I mix with Waves Mercury on a Blue Yeti condenser mic and I record on Adobe Audition 3.0."
The CD release is slated for 9-11-15, but Kin-Folk is accepting pre-orders. Hit him up on his Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/BigHungryEntertainment We can also sample his music on You Tube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=46&v=stuzxdxc5y0 This link also features appearances by Kin-Folks father and fam and the song is called My City Made Me and it describes everything that makes Kin-Folk the artist he is today.
For those music hungry people out there, who are looking for something different and original, Kin Folk is a big plate of fresh - Come take a taste.
Neeshcast: Album of the Week #21
29 maj 2015, 20:17 av neesh
On September 20th Coheed and Cambria's major label debut will turn 10 years old. In celebration, I've picked it for this week's Album of the Week! Make sure to lend an ear to Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume One: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness this week!
Here's a Spotify playlist including all of our Albums of the Week to date, with the exception of Cage's Hell's Winter, Porcupine Tree's The Sky Moves Sideways, and King Crimson's Thrak (they're not in Spotify's library).
Jan 7th – 14th: Cage – Hell's Winter
Jan 14th – 21st: Alanis Morissette – Jagged Little Pill
Jan 21st – 28th: 3 – Wake Pig
Jan 28th – Feb 4th: Radiohead – The Bends
Feb 4th – 11th: Thrice – Vheissu
Feb 11th – 18th: Deftones – Adrenaline
Feb 18th - 25th: dredg – Catch Without Arms
Feb 25th - Mar 4th: Mr. Bungle – Disco Volante
Mar 4th - 11th: Weerd Science - Friends And Nervous Breakdowns
Mar 11th - 18th: Jawbreaker - Dear You
Mar 18th - 25th: Bear vs. Shark - Terrorhawk
Mar 25th - Apr 1: Porcupine Tree - The Sky Moves Sideways
Apr 1st - 8th: Circa Survive - Juturna
Apr 8th - 15th: Sunny Day Real Estate - LP2
Apr 15th - 22nd: The Receiving End of Sirens - Between the Heart and the Synapse
Apr 22nd - 29th: Hum - You'd Prefer An Astronaut
Apr 29th - May 6th: Gatsbys American Dream - Volcano
May 6th - 13th: The Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
May 13th - 20th: The Mars Volta - Frances the Mute
May 20th - 27th: King Crimson - THRAK
May 20th - June 3rd: Coheed and Cambria - Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume One: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness
A new album is announced every Wednesday night during the Neeshcast between 7-11pm Central on Radio Xenu.
Kerrang! Video Premiere - The Kut
15 maj 2015, 00:46 av criminalrecordsKerrang! Magazine premiere the brand new music video by The Kut today (Friday 15th May)! The track, I Don't Need Therapy is taken from the recent 'Rock Paper Scissors EP' and was directed by Mike Gripz. Watch it from 4pm at http://kerrang.com
Classic Rock Magazine
Tracks of the Week
"Bad Man marks the precise point in the Venn diagram where L7 meets I Wanna Be Your Dog meets Courtney Love, which is equal parts terrifying and a cause for long and rowdy celebration. Punk's not dead, pass it on."
Kerrang! Magazine
"Despite the loud Courtney love references they're more than just Hole II. Mario has an Against Me! Strut to the intro, while DMA is a pounding gem"
Q Magazine
Top 5 Tracks To Listen to This Week
"There's a slice of angst-offloading gutter rock that's a kissing cousin of Hole, but The Kut's scuzz-covered family tree also stretches further back to the garage rampages of The Stooges."
Maïak creates one of the best post-rock albums of 2015
10 apr 2015, 18:56 av Velvetleaf
Maïak creates one of key post-rock releases of 2015. They created to something big, something to be heard! The album is called "A Very Pleasant Way to Die".
Filled with the symbolic weight of a catastrophe that arose as the punishment of man's guilty arrogance in an outburst remained silent, Maïak delivers a dark and powerful instrumental rock that evolves between tenuous melancholy and chaotic blast. Released by Fluttery Records which usually release amazing post-rock, ambient and modern classical albums.
This post-rock storm comes from Switzerland. If you haven't heard it yet, here they have "A Very Pleasant Way to Die" on Bandcamp.
Recommended Release: The Kut - 'Rock Paper Scissors' EP - 20.04.15
10 apr 2015, 16:59 av criminalrecordsThe Kut are due to release their 'Rock Paper Scissors' EP on Criminal Records, Monday 20th April. This last few months has seen some great support from Scuzz, BBC Introducing, MTV-U, Planet Rock, Kerrang! AXS America, Vevo, Putpat TV and Club NME, and we are delighted to be putting this record out on your radar.
Listen here >>
1. I Want You Maniac
2. Alekhine's Gun
3. I Don't Need Therapy (clean)
4. Bad Man
Give the track's a heart here to help The Kut get more exposure on Last FM
Photography by Joe Brady.
Inspired by bands like Deftones, L7, Hole, Incubus, Tool, Placebo, Nirvana, Faith No More and others, The Kut are a rock trio born from the alternative scene. Having been voted into in the winning spots for MTV UK Brand New Unsigned 2014 Poll, their 'Make Up' EP was produced by James LeRock Loughrey (Skindred / White Zombie / My Vitriol / Page & Plant / Def Leppard), featuring 3 brand new tracks plus 2 previous releases 'DMA' and 'Closure'. The 2014 record saw immense support from Scuzz TV, BBC Introducing, Kerrang! Planet Rock, Kerrang! Radio, AXS, MTV-U, Putpat TV, Vevo and 16 cable channels across the USA.
Their forthcoming 'Rock Paper Scissors' EP is a quicker than expected follow up to the 'Make Up' EP, and includes horror pop halloween single 'I Want You Maniac'. Alekhine's Gun is second single from the 'Rock Paper Scissors' EP, out 13th April. The Kut release their latest single 'I Don't Need Therapy' on Monday 6th April, which "is about rejecting the ill advice that people try to ram down your throat in the guise of helping you out." The track mixes riot grrrl grunge with contageous riffage and is soon to be accompanied by forthcoming video, produced by Mike Gripz (Boy Better Know / Frisco).
The debut single from the EP 'I Want You Maniac' was added to the playlists of MTV-U and AXS TV. These US channels joined major UK support from Scuzz TV, Planet Rock, BBC Introducing and Jim Gellatly's New Music Showcase among others. The EP has also been played out in the clubs including Club NME and Medication.
Pre-order the EP now and get the singles at http://thekut.bandcamp.com
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The Kut - 'I Don't Need Therapy' single (Criminal Records)
5 apr 2015, 15:26 av criminalrecordsThe Kut release the 'I Don't Need Therapy' single and tour dates ahead of their EP release 'Rock Paper Scissors'.
Listen here: I Don't Need Therapy (clean)
The Kut - Rock Paper Scissors EP
Releases 13.04.15 (Criminal Records)
Listen here >>
1. I Want You Maniac
2. Alekhine's Gun
3. I Don't Need Therapy (clean)
4. Bad Man
Click the play button to listen
Give the track's a heart here to help The Kut get more exposure on Last FM
Photography by Joe Brady.
Inspired by bands like Deftones, L7, Hole, Incubus, Tool, Placebo, Nirvana, Faith No More and others, The Kut are a rock trio born from the alternative scene. Having been voted into in the winning spots for MTV UK Brand New Unsigned 2014 Poll, their 'Make Up' EP was produced by James LeRock Loughrey (Skindred / White Zombie / My Vitriol / Page & Plant / Def Leppard), featuring 3 brand new tracks plus 2 previous releases 'DMA' and 'Closure'. The 2014 record saw immense support from Scuzz TV, BBC Introducing, Kerrang! Planet Rock, Kerrang! Radio, AXS, MTV-U, Putpat TV, Vevo and 16 cable channels across the USA.
Their forthcoming 'Rock Paper Scissors' EP is a quicker than expected follow up to the 'Make Up' EP, and includes horror pop halloween single 'I Want You Maniac'. Alekhine's Gun is second single from the 'Rock Paper Scissors' EP, out 13th April. The Kut release their latest single 'I Don't Need Therapy' on Monday 6th April, which "is about rejecting the ill advice that people try to ram down your throat in the guise of helping you out." The track mixes riot grrrl grunge with contageous riffage and is soon to be accompanied by forthcoming video, produced by Mike Gripz (Boy Better Know / Frisco).
The single is the third from the 'Rock Paper Scissors' EP, with the full record scheduled for release on Monday 13th April via Criminal Records. The EP was again produced by James LeRock Loughrey (Skindred / White Zombie / Def Leppard). Lead vocalist Maha postulated that Rock Paper Scissors "probably has the closest resemblance to the material we've been playing out on the live sets this last year".
The debut single from the EP 'I Want You Maniac' was added to the playlists of MTV-U and AXS TV. These US channels joined major UK support from Scuzz TV, Planet Rock, BBC Introducing and Jim Gellatly's New Music Showcase among others. The EP has also been played out in the clubs including Club NME and Medication.
Pre-order the EP now and get the singles at http://thekut.bandcamp.com
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Albums of the Week (Neeshcast segment for 2015)
22 feb 2015, 13:37 av neeshEach week I pick a different album, either from 1995 or 2005, for myself and listeners of Neeshcast to lend an ear to. It could be a first listen, or it could be the first in quite some time. Some truly groundbreaking albums came out 10 and 20 years ago. It's nice to push them back into focus, and reflect on their influence.
The Album of the Week from Wednesday, February 18, 2015 to Wednesday, February 25, 2015 (week 7) is the third dredg album, Catch Without Arms.
I've put together a handy Spotify playlist including all of our Albums of the Week to date, with the exception of Cage's Hell's Winter, which is not in Spotify's library.
- Jan 7th – 14th: Cage – Hell's Winter
- Jan 14th – 21st: Alanis Morissette – Jagged Little Pill
- Jan 21st – 28th: 3 – Wake Pig
- Jan 28th – Feb 4th: Radiohead – The Bends
- Feb 4th – 11th: Thrice – Vheissu
- Feb 11th – 18th: Deftones – Adrenaline
- Feb 18th - 25th: Dredg - Catch Without Arms
I encourage you to lend an ear to the Albums of the Week and share your thoughts! A new album is announced every Wednesday night during the Neeshcast between 7-11pm Central on Radio Xenu.
Miles Davis Primer
28 jan 2015, 11:00 av MisterJuniorI originally wrote this for a guy on YouTube who expressed a desire to get into Miles Davis, but since I ended up writing so much I thought I would cross-post it here just in case someone happens across this page and is unfamiliar with but curious about Miles as well.
Here are 10 albums from Miles Davis that in my opinion make an excellent "primer" of his overall body of work. These are not necessarily the 10 Miles Davis albums I consider to be "the best" but rather the 10 that I feel best capture the various aspects and important phases of his long and very influential and innovative career. I've tried to take into account the albums' accessibility, quality and how representative they are of the particular phase from which they're drawn.
1. Birth of the Cool - Collection of cool jazz sides recorded in '49-'50 with larger ensembles. As the title indicates, it was instrumental in the development of the cool jazz sound, which distinguishes itself from bop/bebop by generally using slower tempi, larger, more orchestral ensembles and an overall lightness of feel. Another noteworthy thing about this collection is that it gives us Miles' first collaboration with conductor/arranger Gil Evans, with whom he would record several times later in a wholly different but also widely acclaimed style. More on that later.
2 & 3. Volume 1 & Volume 2 - Early recordings for the legendary Blue Note label. Miles has left cool jazz behind by this point, this represents a move toward bop/hard bop and finds Miles recording with the likes of Art Blakey, Jackie McLean and Horace Silver. Great stuff recorded between '52-'54.
4 & 5.Milestones & Kind of Blue - Milestones (1958) is Miles flirting with modal jazz, the apotheosis of which is the following year's Kind of Blue. The Milestones quintet is basically the same as Kind of Blue's (John Coltrane, Philly Joe Jones, Cannonball Adderley, Paul Chambers) except Red Garland is on piano instead of Bill Evans, whose contributions to Kind of Blue were immense (so much so that a box set issued under Evans' name was called [albumartist=Bill Evans]Kind of Evans[/album]) and who played on all of its tracks except the blues number "Freddie Freeloader." Kind of Blue is considered to be one of the greatest jazz albums of all time and rightly so. I think it would commonly be said that if you only own one Miles Davis album it should be Kind of Blue.
6 & 7. [albumartist=Miles Davis]Miles Ahead[/album] & [albumartist=Miles Davis]Porgy and Bess[/album] - These are two of the great third stream (a blend of Western Classical music and Jazz) that Miles made with Gil Evans, who handled the arrangements of the orchestra who plays along with Miles on these albums. Both are classics. Many people might include [albumartist=Miles Davis]Sketches of Spain[/album] as a better example of this style than one or both of these records but to my mind it's not quite of the same quality, though it is still good and worth buying/hearing.
8-10. [albumartist=Miles Davis]Miles in the Sky[/album], [albumartist=Miles Davis]In a Silent Way[/album], [albumartist=Miles Davis]A Tribute to Jack Johnson[/album] - Miles in the Sky is the first album where Miles begins to incorporate "electric" instrumentation but it isn't quite a fusion album, instead falling under the heading of post bop, which no one really knows how to define exactly. Anyway, it's a transitional album that doesn't have quite the iron-clad critical reputation that some of the surrounding stuff does, but it's great; the band includes Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter and Ron Carter. In a Silent Way and (A Tribute to) Jack Johnson are both full-blown "electric" albums that include, among others, Hancock, John McLaughlin and Chick Corea contributing. Both are masterpieces; In a Silent Way has a spacier sound to it -- and is in fact sometimes described as space music -- while Jack Johnson is the most Rock-influenced thing Miles ever recorded in the studio.
So, there's 10 great albums to get you started on a nice Miles Davis kick. I did not include [albumartist=Miles Davis]Bitches Brew[/album] because it's 90 minutes long and in my opinion is not a good starting point for someone who doesn't yet understand Jazz/Fusion/Miles Davis; I think in jumping into that one you'd find yourself overwhelmed and end up disliking an artist/some music you might otherwise really come to enjoy. I also didn't include [albumartist=Miles Davis]On the Corner[/album], which you may see on various "top albums" lists (Pitchfork, for one, included it on their Top 200 of the 1970s list some years because I personally don't feel that it's a first-rate Miles album and I don't think it's as critical in his development as the others I've listed; it is pretty good but it doesn't have much in the way of vital compositions nor is the band Miles has surrounded himself with as high quality as on the albums I've listed above (only Chick Corea and Herbie Hancock are first rate players of those in the On the Corner band, in my opinion).
I consider the albums Miles and his first great quintet (Paul Chambers - bass, Philly Joe Jones - drums, John Coltrane - tenor saxophone, Red Garland - piano) recorded for the Prestige label -- [albumartist=Miles Davis]Cookin' with the Miles Davis Quintet[/album], .[albumartist=Miles Davis]Relaxin' with the Miles Davis Quintet[/album], [albumartist=Miles Davis]Workin' with the Miles Davis Quintet[/album], [albumartist=Miles Davis]Steamin' with the Miles Davis Quintet[/album] -- to be among the peaks of the Hard Bop subgenre as a whole, but since the albums were all recorded at the same sessions and are virtually indistinguishable from one another both stylistically and in terms of quality, and since there are four of them and I wanted to limit this ilst to exactly ten albums, I didn't include them. If you're already familiar with Bebop/Bop/Hard Bop but not Miles, I'd suggest jumping right in with any or all of these four. Volumes 1 & 2 are great collections that chart Miles' development in a fascinating way but these four quintet albums are uniformly excellent.
As with any great musician who is both a big name and who had a long career, there are a number of tossed-off compilations and live albums out there that aren't worth a damn. Generally the compilations have titles like "Miles for Lovers," "Mellow Miles," etc. These types of things are useless and all but defeat the purpose of listening to Miles Davis. Jazz is different from other genres in that many live albums are actually very good, since much of the point of Jazz lies in group and individual improvisations, soloing, etc. However, there are a lot of labels out there that are unscrupulous as hell, taking audio of poor sonic quality, slapping a title referencing a well known Miles song on there and charging a hefty price tag for it. Much of the time these unscrupulous labels will re-release the same live recordings that have been released under similar circumstances previously, making it easy for the unsuspecting customer to end up with a lot of not just mediocre material but duplicated mediocre material. A good wa to avoid this with Miles is to stick to releases by labels like Blue Note, Prestige and Columbia/CBS. Maybe sometime I'll do another part of this list that includes his best live albums or something.
I think that's it for now. Enjoy!
My 2014 Year End List
16 jan 2015, 05:43 av irishtimWow, it's hard to believe it's that time again. Is it just me, or did this year just fly by in a blink. After compiling my list of albums I obtained and listened to, I'm convinced that this year was pretty bland as far as great albums go. There definitely are a few the were stellar, but with the exception of a select few, nothing absolutely blew me away. Enough chatter and on to the list.
My 10 Favorite*
*(in alphabetical order)
Baptists - Bloodmines
This album has gotten a lot of negative reviews and press complaining that it fell flat in comparison to their debut, Bushcraft. While I agree that this album doesn't come close to the brilliance that Bushcraft was, Bloodmines certainly does not suck. In fact, songs like Vistas, Festered, and Calling are some of my favorites that they've written to date. Nick Yacyshyn also continues to establish himself as one of the best drummers in the heavy music realm with his incredibly technical and speedy delivery.
Every Time I Die - From Parts Unknown
These guys have always been hit and miss with me. I loved Gutter Phenomenon, didn't like The Big Dirty as much; I loved New Junk Aesthetic, but didn't like Ex Lives. It seems like every other album lacked from the previous. By that thinking and reasoning, I should love this new one... and I do. The band also did themselves a favor by enlisting the services of the best producer in the metal scene, Kurt Ballou. The end result is a well produced, technically solid release that does not disappoint.
Enabler - La Fin Absolute Du Monte
Their release "All Hail The Void" narrowly missed my cut for the top ten in 2012. This year brought us their follow up full length. Although not as strong as their previous release, this 3-piece from Milwaukee sure knows how to melt faces with their blend of fast pissed off hardcore, punk, metal. Highly recommended for fans of bands such as Converge and All Pigs Must Die.
Generation of Vipers - Coffin Wisdom
This was probably my favorite release of 2014. This band fucking slays!!! If you're not familiar with these guys, they play an awesome mix of post-metal and sludge with riffs and rhythms that hit so hard, you'll be picking your teeth up off the floor. If you're into heavy music with growling vocals, chugging dark riffage, and pounding drum rhythms, do yourself a favor and get this album.
Helms Alee - Sleepwalking Sailors
This band has gotten better with every album in my opinion. Their debut Night Terrors was great, their follow up Weatherhead was even better and made my top ten in 2011. This year, the band releases their best album to date. Great heavy, sludgy song-writing with 3 part, male/female vocal harmonies. I've also said it before and I'll say it again, Hozoji Matheson-margullis is my favorite female drummer and she keeps getting better. She's got some serious chops on this album.
Minus the Bear - Lost Loves
I wasn't expecting this album to be this good let alone to crack the exclusive top ten. Don't get me wrong, I love me some MTB, but their last few releases have not lived up to the greatness of their earlier releases. Lost Loves brings back those elements of technical finger tapping and complex song-writing that hooked me in the first place. This album puts to the wayside the simplified and mainstreamed sound of the last few releases and returns the band to their earlier sound that put them on the map.
Mursa - MRSA
Here's my curveball in the top ten. This album was a gem of a find while cursing around on Bandcamp one day. This 3-piece band of youngsters from Portland, Oregon solidified their spot in the top ten with an album chalked full of crushing, heavy, sludgy goodness. Looking for that new metal band that no one has ever heard of? Than look no further than these guys. Check it out for yourself, you won't be letdown http://mursa.bandcamp.com
Run With The Hunted - The Sieve and The Sand
This was another random discovery while poking around on Bandcamp. Run With The Hunted play a blend of high energy, pissed off, chaotic, hardcore punk that would be a welcome sound in the toughest of mosh pits. I have a hard time not pumping my fists while listening to this album at an ungodly volume. This could easily be the soundtrack to a massive street brawl or neighborhood riot.
Steaksauce Mustache - The Almighty Aardvoctomalark!
After years of playing shows, and numerous line-up changes, my hometown Grants Pass, Oregon's own Steaksauce Mustache finally released their debut full length album via Bandcamp. This album is highly recommended for any fans of early The Dillinger Escape Plan, Norma Jean, The Chariot, and Arsonists Get All The Girls. Check it our for yourself, name your price @ http://steaksaucemustache.bandcamp.com/releases
United Nations - The Next Four Years
It was a long 4 year wait since their epic EP Never Mind the Bombings, Here's Your Six Figures, but it was well worth the wait. This supergroup featuring members of Thursday, The Number Twelve Looks Like You, Pianos Become the Teeth, and one of my favorite drummers Ben Koller of Converge, Mutoid Man & All Pigs Must Die to name a few, delivers an all out assault on their second full length album. I can only hope it won't take another 4 long years before we'll from this awesome band again.
Other Greats*
*(Not quite top ten)
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead - IX
Not my favorite album of theirs, but really good nonetheless. these guys really can't do no wrong in my book.
Audrey Fall - Mitau
Really great instrumental, post-rock, post-metal album from this 4-piece band from Latvia.
Barrows - Red Giant
This Los Angeles instrumental, post-rock, post-metal caught my attention with their 2011 release, Imprecari Island. This release is just as memorable. Check out for yourself, both releases are name your price @ https://barrowstheband.bandcamp.com
Dirt Cannon - Tough Love
Superb post-hardcore, metalcore album from a band obviously heavily influenced by bands such as Every Time I Die, He Is Legend and Cancer Bats. Regardless, I really enjoyed this one.
Ire Wolves - The Ascetic
Very solid debut from this 3-piece post-metal band from Duluth, MN. Recommended for fans of Isis, Cult of Luna or Mouth of the Architect. Find out, name your price, here http://irewolves.bandcamp.com/releases
Jack And The Bearded Fisherman - Minor Noise
Don't let their kinda foolish name deter you. This French post-hardcore, rock band narrowly escaped my top ten in 2011 with their Places To Hide album. They did the same thing in 2014 with this release too.
Kerretta - Pirohia
I've love everything this instrumental, post-rock band has released to date, and this album is no exception.
La Mar - Tides
Great progressive, instrumental, post-rock band from Caracas, Venezuela. I listened to this one a lot.
Mastodon - Once More 'Round the Sun
I believe that I mentioned it before that I've came to terms with the fact that gone are the days of the Remission/Leviathan era Mastodon and that they've molded their sound into something different. With that said, I do love me some Mastodon. This album is catchy as hell and it grew on me quite a bit.
Minerva Superduty - Minerva Superduty
Anyone who knows me and my musical taste knows that I'm a sucker for a great instrumental band. This was probably my favorite album without vocals in 2014. I couldn't get enough of it. Not to mention they made it a name your price @ http://minervasuperduty.bandcamp.com
Nero Di Marte - Derivae
Awesome technical progressive metal album from this 4-piece band hailing from Bologna, Italy. Recommended for fans of Gojira, Neurosis, and Tool.
Oceanic - Origin
When this progressive, instrumental, post-metal band from Halifax, Nova Scotia locks into one of their many complex and off-time rhythms, it gives me goosebumps. Very solid debut album.
Good, not great*
*worth mentioning
Akela -Akela (Hardcore, Post-Metal)
Alaskan - Despair, Erosion, Loss (Post-Metal, Sludge)
Alinda - Comets' Tails (Post-Rock)
Allochiria - Omonoia (Post-Metal)
Aminals - Dead Air (Hardcore)
Amniac - Infinite (Sludge)
Amouth - Awaken (Post-Metal)
Antethic - Origin (Instrumental, Post-Rock)
Appollonia - Dull Parade (Post-Hardcore, Post-Metal, Alt Metal)
As We Draw - Mirages (Post-Metal, Hardcore)
Astralia - Atlas (Instrumental Rock)
Attic - Seasons (Hardcore, Death Metal, Progressive)
Bear the Mammoth - Yamadori (Post-Rock)
Becoming The Lion - Automa (Instrumental Rock)
Beware of Safety - Lotusville (Instrumental, Post-Rock)
Bird Eater - Dead Mothers Make The Sun Set (Chaotic Hardcore, Sludge)
Body Hound - Rhombus Now (Progressive, Math, Instrumental Rock)
Brontide - Artery (Post-Hardcore)
Carne - Ville Morgue (Noise Rock, Post-Hardcore, Sludge)
Challenger Deep - Irreversible (Post-Metal)
Clover - Vultures (Hardcore)
Cold Blue Mountain - Old Blood (Post-Metal)
Comrades - Safekeeper (Instrumental Rock)
Cotidal - Lunar Day (Post-Metal)
Deaf Eyes - Deaf Eyes (Instrumental Metal)
Direwolves - Aegri Somnia (Hardcore)
Earthship - Withered (Sludge, Post-Metal)
Echoes and Signals - V (Instrumental Rock)
Escapethecult - All You Want To (Progressive Rock)
Exalt - Pale Light - (Hardcore)
Father Figure - Heavy Meddlers (Progressive, Jazz, Instrumental)
Giza - I Am The Ocean, I Am The Sea (Instrumental, Sludge, Stoner)
Gunfight Fever - Gunfight Fever (Instrumental Metal)
Gust - Gust (Hardcore)
HawkMoth - Calamitas (Instrumental, Post-Metal)
Herod - They Were None (Post-Metal, Sludge)
Huldra - Black Tides (Post-Metal, Sludge)
Ilenkus - The Crossing (Hardcore)
Ilydaen - The Crossing (Instrumental, Post-Rock)
In The Presence of Wolves - Thalassas (Progressive, Post-Hardcore)
Jakob - Sines (Post-Rock)
Key of Solomon - Exile (Progressive, Instrumental Metal)
LANDS - Misanthropy (Post-Metal)
Lost in the Riots - Move On, Make Trails (Instrumental Rock)
Mantar - Death By Burning (Post-Metal, Sludge)
Marasme - De Ilums I Ombres (Post-Hardcore, Hardcore)
The Mercury Tree - Countenance (Progressive, Indie Rock)
Moanaa - Descent (Post-Metal, Sludge)
Mongrels - Gnawed Bones (Hardcore)
Moutheater - Passing Key (Noise Rock)
N.Tesla - Lux Manifesto (Post-Metal, Sludge)
Old Man Gloom - Ape Of God (Post-Metal, Sludge)
Pet Slimmers of the Year - Fragments Of Uniforms (Instrumental Rock)
Redwood Hill - Collider (Sludge)
The Return South - The Return South (Instrumental Rock)
Ritual Mess - Vile Art (Noise Rock)
Rodha - Welter Through The Ashes (Post-Metal, Sludge)
The Samuel Jackson Five - Seasons In The Hum (Instrumental, Post-Rock)
Save Us From Archon - Thereafter (Math, Instrumental Rock)
Show Me A Dinosaur - Dust (Instrumental, Post-Rock)
Slugdge - Gastronomicon (Hardcore, Sludge)
Sora Shima - You Are Surrounded (Post-Rock)
Telepathy - 12 Areas (Instrumental Metal)
Terraforma - Creatures (Instrumental Rock)
Terronaut - (Instrumental Rock, Post-Metal)
These Are My Tombs - Morphosis (Instrumental, Post-Rock)
Torrential Downpour - Truth Knowledge Vision (Hardcore)
TotorRo - Home Alone (Instrumental Rock)
Trade in a Temple - Obsession (Instrumental Metal)
Trudger - Dormiveglia (Hardcore, Sludge)
Tsima - Shatter (Post-Metal)
Watered - Some Are Born Into The Endless Night (Instrumental Rock)
Yarn Of Norna - Ronové (Post-Metal)
Yoma - Approaching Silence (Post-Metal)
Biggest Disappointments
Giant Squid - Minoans
I've really enjoyed everything this band had released up to this point. This album fell flat to their previous work. I found it kind of boring and uninventive for their standards.
He Is Legend - Heavy Fruit
This makes me really sad that I have to put this one in the disappointment list. I just could not get into this one at all. After about song 4, it just drags and never picks back up to the intensity that they're know for.
Maybeshewill - Fair Youth
A big letdown of a release from one of my favorite cinematic instrumental rock bands. Nothing really grabbed me enough to stay interested in this album.
This Will Destroy You - Another Language
For a little time there, I though this band would battle Explosions In The Sky for the throne of best instrumental and climactic band. But, in my opinion, this band peaked with their debut EP, Young Mountain. Every album since then has gotten less and less interesting.
Young and in the Way - When Life Comes To Death
I was really hoping they would have built on the momentum from their last 3 releases. But this one feels a step in the opposite direction to me.
Well I think that about wraps it up for 2014. It may seem like I listened to a ton of albums (which I did) but as you might notice, I didn't really have that much to say about the majority of them. All in all, I think this was a pretty down year as a whole as far as great albums goes. It was actually fairly difficult determining my favorite ten.
As always, your comments, suggestions, two cents, and hate mail is more than welcome. If you feel I missed the mark on something, for sure let me know. It won't hurt my feelings.


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A coxed four is a rowing boat used in the sport of competitive rowing. It is designed for four persons who propel the boat with sweep oars and is steered by a coxswain.
The crew consists of four rowers, each having one oar, and a cox. There are two rowers on the stroke side (rower's right hand side) and two on the bow side (rower's lefthand side). The cox steers the boat using a rudder and may be seated at the stern of the boat where there is a view of the crew or in the bow (known as a bowloader). With a bowloader, amplification is needed to communicate with the crew which is sitting behind, but the cox has a better view of the course and the weight distribution may help the boat go faster. When there is no cox, the boat is referred to as a "coxless four".
Racing boats (often called "shells") are long, narrow, and broadly semi-circular in cross-section in order to reduce drag to a minimum. Originally made from wood, shells are now almost always made from a composite material (usually carbon-fibre reinforced plastic) for strength and weight advantages. Fours have a fin towards the rear, to help prevent roll and yaw and to help the rudder. The riggers are staggered alternately along the boat so that the forces apply asymmetrically to each side of the boat. If the boat is sculled by rowers each with two oars the combination is referred to as a quad scull. In a quad scull the riggers apply forces symmetrically. A sweep oared boat has to be stiffer to handle the unmatched forces, and so requires more bracing, which means it has to be heavier than an equivalent sculling boat. However most rowing clubs cannot afford to have a dedicated large hull with four seats which might be rarely used and instead generally opt for versatility in their fleet by using stronger shells which can be rigged for either as fours or quads.
"Coxed four" is one of the classes recognized by the International Rowing Federation. It was one of the original events in the Olympics but was dropped in 1992.[1]
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Agency therapist makes rounds at shelter, jail
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Tim Jones is no psychiatrist. Yet he helps people who hear voices, people who see Satan on the street corner, people who believe they are at the center of a global conspiracy.
Jones is the program director at the Hendersonville Rescue Mission, a homeless shelter downtown. Since state-mandated mental health reform hit the mountains last year, the shelter has seen an increase in the number of its residents who are mentally ill.
And since then, Jones and the homeless shelter have faced difficulty in finding help for the mentally ill residents. It seemed that the shelter, too, needed help.
On Monday, Jones said that the help has arrived.
Mountain Laurel Community Services, a mental health care provider based in Hendersonville, has started sending a licensed therapist to the homeless shelter one day a week to help mentally ill residents.
The mental health care agency has launched a similar program at the county jail, where mentally ill inmates receive direct treatment from a sort of mobile mental health unit, as one health professional called it.
"We have suddenly developed a community mental health center at the detention center," said Barry Beavers, the director of adult services for Mountain Laurel.
Mountain Laurel also launched a hotline that the homeless shelter can use when it needs immediate help with mentally ill residents. The agency launched a similar direct connection for the jail and the Sheriff's Department, two other groups that are finding difficulty instead of help under the restructured mental health care system.
Jones said the shelter can find help for its mentally ill residents without delay. That is a sharp change from eight months ago, when Jones said he could not get a guy who was foaming at the mouth in to see a counselor, let alone someone who is depressed.
"It really has helped us a lot," he said.
The announcement of the new programs came during a training session Monday for those on the front line of mental health care in Henderson County.
The three-hour training session, held at the Mountain Laurel offices on Fleming Street, brought together 20 members of the Hendersonville Police Department, Henderson County Sheriff's Department, Department of Social Services, Park Ridge and Pardee hospitals and other government and mental health care agencies.
During the training, the agencies reviewed their roles in mental health care, talked about ways they can better handle crisis situations and discussed what is working and what is falling short under the mental health reform.
The idea for the training session came from a task force launched by Sheriff George Erwin to address the challenges facing mental health care in Henderson County.
Mountain Laurel also plans to schedule a "Mental Health Lunch & Learn" each month to discuss developments and perspectives in local mental health care. For more information, contact Mountain Laurel at 697-4160.
"There are lots of opportunities to do good things," Beavers said. "We've just got to focus on that and move on."
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On Wednesday, May 7, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) held the third of its Spring Seminars on emerging consumer privacy issues. This session focused on consumer-generated health information (CHI). CHI is data generated by consumers' use of the Internet and mobile apps that relates to an individual's health. The "H" in CHI defies easy definition but likely includes, at minimum, data generated from internet or mobile app activity related to seeking information about specific conditions, disease/ medical condition management tools, support and shared experiences through online communities or tools for tracking diet, exercise or other lifestyle data.
In the United States, many consumers (mistakenly) believe that all of their health-related information is protected, at the federal level, by the Health Information Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). HIPAA does offer broad privacy protections to health-related information, but only to identifiable health information received by or on behalf of a "covered entity" or a third party working for a covered entity. Covered entities are, essentially, health plans and health care providers who engage in reimbursement transactions with health plans (referred to as "Protected Health Information" or "PHI"). When HIPAA was enacted in 1996, PHI was the primary type of health information, but CHI, which is generally not also PHI, has changed that. As FTC Commissioner Julie Brill noted her in her opening remarks, CHI is "health data stored outside the HIPAA silo."
Without the limitations imposed by HIPAA, online service providers and mobile apps generally (except where state law requires differently) can treat CHI like other digital non-health data that they collect from consumers. As a result, the FTC expressed concerned that CHI may be aggregated, shared and linked in ways that consumers did not foresee and may not understand.
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Panelists also discussed the larger and more general question of how to define privacy in a digital economy and how to balance privacy with the recognized benefits of data aggregation and data sharing. These questions are compounded by the difficulty of describing data as being anonymized or de-identified – foundational principles in most privacy frameworks – because the quality of being "identifiable" in the digital economy may depend on the proximity of a piece of data to other pieces of data.
Though the "how" and "what" of additional FTC oversight over CHI remains uncertain, based on the concerns and questions discussed at this open house, the "if" seems to be a settled question. Stakeholders in the digital economy should begin to think through privacy protections that integrate consumer choice (perhaps through subscription service options), transparency, retooled privacy policies and clearer downstream data intentions in anticipation of FTC guidance.
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Pupils from a Wiltshire school have started final preparations for the annual Ten Tors competition, despite being involved in a helicopter rescue last month.
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Residential Communities Initiative (RCI)
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The RCI program leverages appropriated funds and on-post housing assets to obtain private capital and expertise to build, renovate, operate, and maintain adequate Family housing for the long term. The program conveys existing units and 50-year leases for the underlying ground to each RCI project led by a qualified development partner. The RCI projects collect rent from each resident (military Families) equal to the Soldier's basic allowance for housing. The Army may make an equity contribution if necessary to ensure adequate funds for the required scope of work. The RCI program currently plans to include 45 locations with a projected end state of just over 88,000 homes—97 percent of on-post Family housing in the United States.
What has the Army done?
The Army is protecting its investments and the interests of Army Families with a rigorous portfolio and asset management process. This process monitors project performance, compliance with development plans and schedules, each project's financial health over the 50-year term of the business agreements and looks to find, and implement, program enhancements and best practices.
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City Centre Terminal Corp (CCTC) has awarded Clear Channel Outdoor Company Canada (CCOC) a 10-year contract to provide an advertising programme at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport's (BBTCA) passenger terminal.
Ottawa International Airport Authority has marked its 15th anniversary in charge of operating the Canadian gateway, after taking the reins on February 1, 1997.
Airport retailer 'The Paradies Shops' has signed an exclusive license agreement to operate the Dylan's Candy Bar stores in gateways throughout the United States and Canada.
Winnipeg's new state-of-the-art passenger complex is set to become the first Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certified terminal in Canada, writes Philippe Roulston.


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RVM gives me an error during installation of any version of ruby. Let's take for example ree-1.8.7-head
rasfast@rasfast-home:~$ rvm install ree-1.8.7-head
Installing Ruby from source to: /home/rasfast/.rvm/rubies/ree-1.8.7-head, this may take a while depending on your cpu(s)...
ree-1.8.7-head - #fetching
Cloning from git://github.com/FooBarWidget/rubyenterpriseedition187-330, this may take a while depending on your connection...
Cloning into /home/rasfast/.rvm/repos/ree-1.8.7-head...
remote: Counting objects: 3307, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (2900/2900), done.
remote: Total 3307 (delta 435), reused 2491 (delta 290)
Receiving objects: 100% (3307/3307), 7.75 MiB | 55 KiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (435/435), done.
HEAD is now at e1b23fe Merge remote branch 'upstream/v1_8_7_334'
From git://github.com/FooBarWidget/rubyenterpriseedition187-330
* branch master -> FETCH_HEAD
Already up-to-date.
Copying from repo to src path...
Running autoreconf
ree-1.8.7-head - #configuring
ERROR: Error running ' ./configure --prefix=/home/rasfast/.rvm/rubies/ree-1.8.7-head ', please read /home/rasfast/.rvm/log/ree-1.8.7-head/configure.log
ERROR: There has been an error while running configure. Halting the installation.
rasfast@rasfast-home:~$ cat /home/rasfast/.rvm/log/ree-1.8.7-head/configure.log
[2011-09-03 23:21:44] ./configure --prefix=/home/rasfast/.rvm/rubies/ree-1.8.7-head
configure: error: cannot run /bin/bash ./config.sub
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At a Christmas party four years ago, I chatted about fantasy films with a relative who happens to be an evangelical Christian. He explained that he liked The Lord of the Rings because of its spiritual themes, but drew the line at Harry Potter "because of the occult." I couldn't pin him down on the distinction: why student witches with magic wands and elfin friends were bad, but bearded wizards with magic staffs and elfin friends were OK.
Rings author J.R.R. Tolkien had impeccable credentials as a devout Catholic, and the film trilogy sprinkles religious imagery here and there, but I have trouble buying The Lord of the Rings as a Christian allegory. (Frodo, the ring-bearer, effectively takes human sinfulness on his shoulders, but he ultimately falls to temptation in his quest to destroy it.) There's no such ambiguity with the Narnia books by C.S. Lewis, Tolkien's close friend and contemporary. The series sews religion into its very fabric.
In essays such as "Mere Christianity," Lewis found mass appeal with the Christian populace, but readers of all ages and beliefs can enjoy the Narnia series for its charm and wonder, without choking on the churchy content. Alas, trying to stay faithful to Lewis gives the film The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe a tone that's as unwieldy as its title. In trying to present a whimsical fairy tale that's also a violent war epic, that's also a Christian allegory, Narnia falls a little short of being a divine experience.
During World War II, the four young Pevensie siblings flee from London to escape the combined blitz of German bombs and Enya music. The children make their new home in an enormous country mansion. While playing hide-and-seek, the youngest, Lucy (Georgie Henley), steps into a mysterious wardrobe: She backs up amid the fur coats, then feels pine needles with her fingers and snowy ground beneath her feet.
Narnia's first half nicely balances the supernatural with a wry British understatement that feels like the book come to life. Finding herself in another world, Lucy bumps into a goat-footed faun, whom James McAvoy plays with a winning blend of amazement and self-conscious sheepishness -- no pun intended.
Soon the rest of the children -- eldest Peter (William Moseley), teenage Susan (Anna Popplewell), and moody Edmund (Skandar Keynes) -- end up in Narnia and are greeted as saviors by the native population of talking animals and creatures from legend. Unfortunately, Edmund falls under the sway of the White Witch (Tilda Swinton), who allures him with Turkish Delight, then turns him against his family. Though the youthful leads are cute and earnest, they're also a little vanilla. Thankfully, Swinton energizes the proceedings, especially with her wicked blend of seductiveness and motherly sympathy before the Witch reveals her cruel intentions. With her dark eyes and angular mouth, Swinton's characters always seem on the brink of going barking mad.
Under her 100-year rule, Narnia has endured perpetual winter but no Christmas. (The Witch probably mandates teaching evolution in school as well.) That's not the film's only hint of religious parable. The natives call the children "sons of Adam, daughters of Eve" and a familiar, jolly gent who drives a sleigh and gives presents in December turns up in a cameo. Most of all, there's the beatific figure of Aslan, a regal lion serenely voiced by Liam Neeson. A vaguely supernatural figure, Aslan cultivates the best virtues in his followers/worshippers and makes a noble sacrifice in a nightmarish sequence comparable to a passion play.
Director Andrew Adamson comes from the Shrek movies, and perhaps Narnia would've fit animation more comfortably. Though it constructs memorable images, such as Edmund stepping into the Witch's ice palace, the literal realism of live action throws Narnia off balance. The scary mythological monsters seem to belong in a different movie than the bickering, comedic Mr. and Mrs. Beaver (voiced by Ray Winstone and Dawn French, respectively). The incongruities can bring unintentional laughs: When the Witch tells her general, a bull-headed Minotaur, "Prepare your troops for battle," he raises his head and bellows, "Moooo!"
Narnia builds to an enormous, competently staged battle that's unique in cinema. Both armies consist of bizarre menageries, so you have, say, centaurs and cheetahs fighting Cyclopes and polar bears. You've never seen anything quite like it, and Adamson keeps the bloodshed to a minimum, but with the countless stabbings and crushing impacts, the combat feels inappropriately grown-up.
Narnia loses one of the book's most memorable sequences, when a laughing Aslan frolics with Lucy and Susan. The scene wouldn't fit amid the armed struggles, but it reveals Lewis' most appealing attitude toward religious faith. Being a true believer can contain a joyous, playful element and amount to more than submitting to a list of "thou shalt nots." It's a telling omission: As much as Adamson hews to the letter of Lewis' book, he ultimately finds the transcendent spirit elusive.


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At the PDC, we made a lot of noise about WinFX and Managed code and "Longhorn". When I look at our current "Longhorn" SDK there is information about WinFX right up front, but there is all the Win32 PSDK content too. As well there should be. "Longhorn" still fully supports Win32 programming and there will be some new Win32 API's in "Longhorn".
Today, the Win32 and WinFX SDK content are pretty separate, but that is not the long term plan. We're looking at ways to better organize the Win32 content and create some sort of loose "mapping" between Win32 and WinFX. We need some sort of "bridge" between Win32 and WinFX.
Are there any pure Win32 programmers reading this blog?
What would you like to see in the SDK?
What would help you get up to speed on Longhorn quicker?
What would convince you to use WinFX instead of (or in addition to) Win32? How can the SDK help you learn WinFX and the new "Longhorn" Markup Language (currently code named "XAML") if you are NOT a web developer or not really comfortable with declarative languages like XML and HTML?
What types of content would help you leverage your existing Win32 knowledge to learn WinFX?
I'd love to hear your thoughts on Win32 and WinFX and the how the SDK could bridge the two.


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Feb 14, 2011
Interop has compiled a strategic guide featuring delivering key insights, important strategies and best practices for cloud computing. The days of cloud computing services being used for seasonal capacity are gone.
Organizations are incorporating cloud services in to their IT practices on a permanent basis. The capital and operational costs are compelling. Ensuring adequate application performance and having redress defined before you commit to a service will set expectations and spell out everyone�s responsibility.
Successful cloud computing programs are integrated with your IT initiatives and your business, and like any outsource arrangement, you need to ensure if and when you can safely put sensitive information in to the cloud without exposing yourself to more risk. Partitioning strategies can help but do require forethought.
Luckily standards such as cloud audit are being developed and adopted which defines how cloud providers can describe their security practices to customers. Cloud computing is an evolving space addressing many needs to successfully incorporate cloud services into your organization. A thoughtful approach to selecting a cloud service and designing applications to take advantage of cloud services are key.


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Released: Apr 01st, 2006
Running Time: 146
Director: Otto Bauer
Company: Mach 2 Entertainment
Cast: Rick Masters, Alec Knight, Roxetta, Adam Wood, Steven French, Lyla Lei, Sasha (I), Otto Bauer, Audrey Hollander, Johnny Thrust (I), Tyla Wynn, Penny Flame, Jenner, Missy Monroe
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: Gonzo
With purely raw and primal hardcore anal from beginning to end, Otto Bauer's Triple Threat 3 is a punishing ass feast - in large part thanks to Audrey Hollander.
Audrey starts off the flick with Alex Sanders' and Johnny Thrust's cocks double stuffing her pooper. She also closes it with Roxetta in a six-guy jailhouse gangbang filled with enough anal stuffing to serve up on Thanksgiving. In between, Tyla Wynn gets an enema, Missy Monroe gets doused in frozen peas and lookers Lyla Lei and Penny Flame team up for high-class filth.
Pre-nom Best Anal-Themed Feature.
Retailing: Director Spotlight: Otto Bauer; or Performer Spotlight: Audrey Hollander.


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Clonazzepam 2mg C2Updated
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Is the C over the 2?
If so, then yes it is a 2mg Clonazepam tablet that's manufactured by Accord Healthcare.
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I take 2mg clonazepam tevas. Today they gave me 2 mg Accord. I have heard stories that their no good. Need help cause I have 2 refills b4 I see Dr and if Accord isn't any good what should I do?
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Released: Jan 30th, 2008
Running Time: 146 Min.
Director: Mr. Pete
Companies: Red Light District, Pure Play Media
Cast: Alisha Madison, L.T., Lielani, Mr. Marcus, Nat Turnher, Mia Smiles, Kitty Langdon
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: All-Sex
Nice interracial with black studs getting to bone Oriental gals. The only exception to the couples theme is at the end where Mia Smiles arrives to join in for a threesome with L.T. and Ms. Panther. L.T. gets 'em both and Smiles' deep throat talent is appreciated and envied by very busty Panther.
One pair ripe for coupling is Mr. Marcus and Kitty Langdon. She proves that there is plenty of action in her early MILFish form and loudly buries herself deep when riding his long dick.
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Definition of sorbet in English:
1A water ice: a delicious fruit sorbet [mass noun]: they ate orange sorbet
More example sentences
- Pudding was a passion fruit sorbet which Ronay pronounced the best sorbet he had ever eaten, and we finished the meal with coffee and Armagnac.
- Any dessert with a sorbet or ice cream will give pleasure here.
- Other desserts include bananas or papaya in caramel and cream sauce, bread pudding with custard, coconut or banana tarts, delicious coconut sorbet, and a mean coconut nougat.
2 archaic An Arabian sherbet.
Example sentences
- That's right, sherbets and sorbets originally were drinks made from sweetened fruit juice.
Late 16th century: from French, from Italian sorbetto, from Turkish şerbet, based on Arabic šariba 'to drink'; compare with sherbet.
sherbet from early 17th century:
The words sherbet and sorbet (late 16th century) are essentially the same, and are closely related to syrup (Late Middle English) and shrub (mid 18th century), a drink made with sweetened fruit juice and rum or brandy. All go back to a group of words centring on Arabic sariba 'to drink'. The sharp-tasting powdered sweet sherbet was originally used to make a fizzy drink, from the 1850s.
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