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I find it kind of amazing that Gorgoroth manage to strike up more polarized opinions even than some of the most challenging black metal bands coming out today. Always treading somewhere behind the Norwegian frontrunners, they've never been truly daring. Even their half-successful experiments closely echoed the industrial fascinations of their influences. But even so, Gorgoroth are one of those bands where even the genre elite can't seem to make their minds up about it.
I'm pretty sure this has little to do with whether the band were ever making challenging music (hint: they weren't) but moreso with what different people look for in a "traditional" sound of black metal. For some, it's the atmosphere; for others, it's got everything to do with the songwriting. Others still put the focus (perhaps too much) purely on an artist's ideology. At one point or another, Gorgoroth have had all of these traits. However, considering they've had a bigger turnover rate than an average fast-food restaurant, it's nigh-impossible to have a single opinion that applies to everything they've done.
Strangely, it's the albums written by schoolteacher and bassist King (ov Hell) that start the most arguments. I guess it's because even the detractors can admit some worth in the early stuff that arguments are saved for the point in which Gorgoroth became, for all intents and purposes, a "modern" black metal band. King has always been something of an outsider to the black metal circle, and that's part of the reason why I was so surprised with how solid an album Twilight of the Idols was. Even if it played it safe wherever possible, the album was solid, and it's still the sort of thing I'll probably listen to occasionally when the mood strikes.
Having heard that Ad Majorem Sathanas Gloriam, the second album written by King, was possibly the band's most striking output, I was expecting this to make due on Twilight of the Idols' promise of tight songwriting and atmosphere. On the contrary, AMSG doesn't necessarily fail in either of those categories, but I've left wondering if its praise wasn't meant to be directed at the following, similarly Latin-named album the band put out after King and Gaahl left. For a band that has earned its reputation on averageness, AMSG is the first of theirs that doesn't serve to move me in any significant way.
Even if Gorgoroth always followed in the footsteps of others, I think they earned their own character through the melodic slant of Infernus' guitar playing. Although King may have written Twilight of the Idols as well, at least on that album it felt like the songwriting meant to capitalize on one of the band's greatest talents. To call the evolution on AMSG generic might be a start, but being derivative never stopped earlier albums from hitting much harder. Instead, AMSG was held back by a natural continuation of King's lust for consistency. Most of the songs employ the same tired approach without the riffs to justify it, and the few songs that break form end up being the album's best cuts. The martial focus of "Sign of an Open Eye" and the melodic tint of "Prosperity and Beauty" make them notably powerful in an album that otherwise aims for function alone.
On AMSG, I get the distinct feeling that Gorgoroth were trying to get more serious with their atmosphere. Not that they hadn't proved their dedication countless times before, but from the needlessly technical guitar parts and notable dissonance, it sounds like at least one of them had listened to Si Monvmentvm Reqvires, Circvmspice and decided the orthodox route would keep them fresh. In most cases, I'd actually welcome a band who tries to reinvent their image like that. However, where Deathspell Omega sounded fiercely inventive with their dissonance, King's writing feels somewhat lazy and unmemorable. He's a tame composer by default, and while that might have flown with a more primitive sound, King's reach isn't quite far enough to accommodate for this new approach.
On the other hand, ineffectual songwriting doesn't get in the way of another strong performance all around for Gorgoroth. Even if the riffs revolve on Iced Earth-y chugging more than they likely should have, Infernus stands out again as a great guitarist who manages to show his classical influences even after having had the writer's pen usurped from him. Although Gaahl would never come close to topping his performance on Incipit Satan, his screams here are fierce, helping to breathe some life onto a dry template. Lastly, where a lot of the "modern" black metal bands suffer from heinously pristine production, getting Herbrand Larsen to mix it obviously rubbed some of Enslaved's organic quality off on the band. Whether al of that is really enough to compensate for the lacking songwriting is really questionable. Making matters worse is the fact that all of the strengths on AMSG would be shortly toppled once Infernus regained control on Quantos Possunt ad Satanitatem Trahunt. Let the record show that Gaahl and King offered an interesting stage in this band's history, but it may have been for the best that they finally jumped ship.
This is the point where Gorgoroth was almost at its end musically, Infernus was barely writing anything and let medicore bassist King Ov Hell and medicore vocalist Gaahl write everything.
Although I did like "Incipit Satan" for its experimentation and original sound I despised "Destroyer" and "Twilight of The Idols" and I was certainly not looking forward to this one. I can safely say though I do enjoy this album somewhat and can listen to it a lot more than the previous album.
Gaahl is a lot less irritating on this release, hell, I might even say he is pretty good. His presence and performance on songs "Wound Upon Wound" and "God Seed" make the songs worthwhile. Although I am still pretty sure he uses effects (Something I feel no REAL black metal vocalist should do so much) he still sounds pretty good.
Infernus might as well have given the guitar to King and asked him to play, because King wrote ALL of the music. The riffs here are your standard black metal riffs, none struck me as memorable or interesting except for tracks like "Wound Upon Wound", "Sign Of An Open Eye" and "God Seed". The riffs aren't bad per se but King has never been able to write anything memorable or original, listen to "Ov Hell" for proof of that.
The bass is played by King, and it is okay but again very generic. I never dug him as the bassist for Gorgoroth anyway. You can hear his bass a lot of the time but you'll never pay attention to it because it is so boring.
The drummer is famed black metal drummer, Frost, and it is not surprising that he has the best performance on the album. He varies himself a lot in each song and it is a shame he is backing up such uncreative riffing. Whether it is blast beating or more technical drumming he pulls it off well.
The production is good, especially for a black metal album. You can hear each instrument clearly. Each riff sounding furious and the drums sounding even more inpressive. Nothing is louder than the other. The production is the best thing about this album next to the drumming.
All in all, this is not a bad album at all. In fact, I can listen to this and not feel ripped off because this was pretty much what I was expecting only little bit better. It is a well produced album that fails to offer anything new or exciting. Tracks like "Wound Upon Wound" and "God Seed" make this album great though. "Wound Upon Wound" is up there in my favorite tracks by the band.
This was Gaahl and King's last album with Gorgoroth (Thank goodness) and it was a respectable last effort by them. Infernus is better without them though.
Listening to this album is like eating trail mix; there's a few Smarties among the boring healthy stuff, but once you've picked them all out there's really nothing much of interest. This seems to be the way of Gaahl and King. I don't dislike them on principal, necessarily, but they sure haven't done any good for Gorgoroth. This is their last album with the band, and for that, I am grateful.
When Gaahl and King grabbed the reins of Gorgoroth from Infernus, it seems as though the band became more of an image than a musical entity. This is clear when listening to their 2006 full length, Ad Majorem Sathanas Gloriam. Most of the songs are unvarying at best and interchangeable at worst. The first three tracks are at a fast pace and pretty much meld into each other when listened to them back-to-back. Carving a Giant is a bit catchier than the others and has a pretty cool, melodic riff near the end. The fourth track, however, is the only reason I would recommend this album to someone. This one is amazing, the big red Smartie. Savour it because it's nothing but nuts and raisins after this. Sign of an Open Eye opens with a slow paced, ominous riff (reminding us that Infernus is playing guitar) that sludges on throughout the song. Gaahl delivers some menacing spoken vocals and from what I can make out of the lyrics, they're evil. The song builds up to a climax in which Gaahl repeatedly shrieks "Call him…to black flame!" - awesome. Everything about the song is pure grimness but it wouldn't be a good thing if the whole album sounded like it. It's only effectively jarring because it's so different from the rest of the music.
The instrumentation is fairly standard but leaves much to be desired when you're familiar with Gorgoroth's back catalogue. There's the odd memorable riff (Carving a Giant, Prosperity and Beauty) but for the most part the guitars are just kind of there. Gaahl's vocal performance is fine, but the production on them is a bit strange and unnatural sounding. His vocals on Sign of an Open Eye are excellent and I enjoy the deeper growls on Untamed Forces. Am I forgetting anything? The bass? Nah, who gives a shit. Oh yeah, Frost does drums for this album! You'd think he'd almost be enough to make the album awesome, but not quite. He certainly does his best to save as many songs as he can, but it's not his fault that they're boring from the beginning. His performance is nice and varied. I love the slow pounding of Sign of an Open Eye and he does some great blasts on Prosperity and Beauty. Despite his commendable performance, the production he gets is a bit weak and quiet. I often find myself searching for his blastbeats through heaps of mediocre riffs.
I'm overjoyed that King is no longer the main songwriter of the band because I don't think I could handle another album that is mostly 'by the numbers'. This album is just a bad representation of the evilness that is Gorgoroth and I don't think I'd recommend it. Unless you need to complete your Gorgoroth collection, save yourself the $15 and just download Sign of an Open Eye.
What is now known as Gorgoroth's final album featuring Gaahl and King on vocals and bass playing with the owner of the Gorgoroth trademark, Infernus, is one of the best Gorgoroth offerings to the Dark Lord. The production of "Ad Majorem Sathanas Gloriam" is much better than most black metal recordings. There is little blending, and though that takes away from the cold feeling of some of the tracks, it in no way negates the atmosphere that Gorgoroth was striving to create. It is as though Gorgoroth is playing in the massive frozen halls of Nifleheim with how much audible echo there is. Gaahl's voice is top notch, his shrieks are blood curdling and his lyrics are superb. "Wound Upon Wound" pummels in every aspect, and on this release, the pummeling doesn't stop until the end of the album. Though a good song, "Wound Upon Wound" compares not to "God Seed", in my opinion the best of the first three tracks on this release. The second track, "Carving a Giant" is also noteworthy, not only due to its release as a video before the release of the album featuring scenes from their infamous Krakow, Poland show, but also because of the almost classic rock sounding riff at the beginning going into a war drum sound featuring a slow, but catchy drum beat as Gaahl spews his hate and the guitars chug along. This is a solid song, but again not as good as the frantic "God Seed". "God Seed" is the epitome of black metal, pure fanaticism meeting frantic guitar and drum with cymbal crashes everywhere, screeching vocals, and cold atmosphere surrounding all of the insanity. This is a song to headbang to, a song to mosh to, and an anthem of the destruction of the flock.
Throughout the album, the guitars sound as cold and defiant as always, wailing their message of hate, and spewing through riffs like chainsaws cutting through baptized Christian babies. The high pitched tremolo picked whine in "Sign of an Open Eye" perfectly accentuates the dark atmosphere created by the rest of the band at the onset of the song whereas the melodic echoing riffs in "Exit" give the song a little more evil melody around the frantic cannonade of drumming.
The drums are typical black metal, tons of snare pounding, cymbal bashing, and double bass kicking to set the intense tempo of each song. The drums continue on and on, keep pounding and crashing through each song. The only times that they aren't pounding, crashing, and kicking are in "Carving a Giant" when the song becomes a war cry, "Sign of an Open Eye", and whenever there is a quick pause in any of the other songs. Though the drums are repetitive, as most black metal drums are, they do not get boring at all. Instead, the drums at times are the only things keeping a grounded tempo for the band as Gaahl's vocals come in at random times throughout the album and the guitars are featured flinging different riffs at the listener from every direction.
The best black metal sound of the band comes in the closing song, "Prosperity and Beauty". There is a good blending sound for the drums that makes every note still heard, but a few here and there blend into the high guitar whines. Gaahl's vocals sound perfectly pitched in conjunction with the guitar screeches. The snare pounding is pummeling behind all of this, and it makes for a great mix of melody, power, and anger. The song breaks for a short tempo shift into eighth notes, but speeds right up into the intense screaming chorus, if you can call it that. Either way, there is enough screaming intensity to make "Prosperity and Beauty" the perfect closing track for this album. After a few doses of pounding and tremolo picking, the solo comes in which joins the mix of drum and Gaahl screech and ends the song on a very Krieg note.
"Ad Majorem Sathanas Gloriam" is one of my favorite Gorgorth albums, and though it is a far cry from the old Gorgorth and will be a far cry from the feel of their newest album, "Quantos Possunt ad Satanitatem Trahunt", it does well to capture a cold feel with good production and little unnecessary blending. Though short and well-produced, there is still a large amount of power in this release, as will most of Gorgoroth's offerings, and now that the band has become two, it will be interesting to see what contributions to "Ad Majorem Sathanas Gloriam" will go into the new Gorgoroth and God Seed albums and what will stay unique to the Infernus, Gaahl, and King, mix of Gorgorth.
If this album had stopped after the last 4 tracks, it would've been one HELL of a demo. As it is, it's a relatively compact full-length with some great moments, plus some filler. That said, the filler isn't what you'd expect... there's not a single bad song on the album, and the below average songs are below average just because the bar was otherwise set so high.
In terms of the recording, Ad Majorem's production is good, and it retains just enough of that indispensable gritty black-metal edge to make it smooth without degenerating into easy listening. The riffage is excellent, especially on songs like "Carving a Giant" and "God Seed," and the band has really expanded its exploitation of intricate and beautiful harmonic colorations. A common criticism of any BM release is that the bass is washed out: that is certainly not the case here, as the bass is not only audible but integral to the sonic assault. There's even a bit of overdrive in the bass, especially noticeable on "White Seed." Gaahl, in my opinion, has a great black metal voice with a few different delivery styles, which allows him to sound not only terrifying but also human.... which makes it all the more terrifying!
A major criticism is the repetitiveness of the drumming. Frost is a great drummer, don't get me wrong, but his relentless blastbeat attacks get tiresome track to track. Sometimes it perfectly suits the song, as in "God Seed," but most of the time it feels like one-size-fits-all percussion on top of which the rest of the song is structured. That said, there are some interesting fills in the middle of "White Seed," and few drummers sound as furious behind the kit as Frost does, no matter how fast they play.
Because the first four tracks (and the last one, "Prosperity and Beauty") are so good, "White Seed," "Exit," and "Untamed Forces" are overshadowed. These last three tracks are neither as memorable nor as tightly constructed as, for instance, the barbaric opener, "Wound Upon Wound."
Overall, this is a solid-to-excellent black metal album with all the ingredients: killer drumming, great riffs, raspy, vitriolic vocals, and strong, well-composed bass lines. Highly recommended for all black metal fans, and also a good place to start if you want to get into Gorgoroth's music.
I am more than a casual fan of the Norwegian/Swedish black metal scene and I'm quite familiar with Gorgoroth from the early days. The new CD, Ad Majorem Sathanas Gloriam, is a lesson in evil straight out of the Scandinavian "black book". Originally spawned in 1992 from Norway, Gorgoroth has seen many lineup changes as well its fair share of legal troubles which should lend no credence to the music – as that stands the music is pure "kult" black metal that is completely raw, unpolished (yet with decent production) and blasphemous – all three elements of proper songs for Satan! The band currently consists of founder/guitarist Infernus (still holding helm since the band's inception), King ov Hell handling bass (though he has just left the band by mutual agreement for "ideological concerns), growling and vocal offerings are spewed from the throat of Gaahl. The drums were done by none other than Frost, who needs no introduction in black metal circles (though for those less versed, he is from Satyricon).
From beginning to end this offering is 31-minutes of blasphemy at its best! The CD has terrific moments of typical black metal insanity in tracks like "Wound Open" and "Carving a Giant", and total guitar-heavy slowness of "God Seed" that do not diminish the reputation Gorgoroth has carved for itself in the last 14-years. "Sign of an Open Eye" is simply brutal and horrifying. If true black metal is what you seek, then Gorgoroth will fill your wants nicely with Ad Majorem! Isn't it great to wait three years for a new CD from a great band and have it live up to all hopes and expectations? Gorgoroth has let up not one hair in its service to the Dark Lord and it shows!
As of this writing Gorgoroth has entered the Norwegian charts at 22 with Ad Majorem, while King has officially left the band by mutual agreement for "ideological concerns", hence carving another notch in the band's ever-changing roster. However, it makes me very happy to see a black metal band reaching any type of chart entry, especially in Norway where the shadow of Varg Vikernes, church fires and murders still loom ominously. Ihsahn did it earlier this year with "The Adversary" and now Gorgoroth has followed suit, exposing more people to the wonder and beauty that can be, and is, black metal! Give this CD a spot in the blackest part of your collection.
(Originally presented in Metal Coven webzine 8-12-06)
Call me crazy (you're crazy) but I prefer Incipit Satan over Ad Majorem Sathanas Gloriam. There are songs on both releases that brings down the overall quality from great to the ever dreaded pretty good, but it is less noticable on Incipt Satan. The problems on this album are quite simple. No, I'm not going to criticize King for his part in writing the music. That seems to be a trend for anyone who compares any album that King wrote to Under the Sign of Hell or Antichrist. King's writing isn't any better or worse. It's just different from that of Infernus. The problems are lack of variety in the music. Huh, I guess I am going to criticize King.
Now getting to the music on the album, the vocal work by Gaahl was to be expected. It's nothing new but It's not yet getting old. I, unlike some/most Gorgoroth fans actually prefer Gaahl to Pest or Hat or T-Reaper. Its just that he is the vocalist in the Gorgoroth that I grew up with. The one track that the vocals stand out (at least on this album) is Untamed Forces. The style on that track is very reminiscent of that on Ein Eim av Blod og Helvetesild from Incipit Satan. Very dark and very deep, except this time, the vocals are in English instead of German.
Infernus can really play. On this album, the guitar work is some of the best since Gaahl joined Gorgoroth. He plays like his life depends on it throughout the whole album. King's bass is very hard to hear, as in most black metal. Although there are moments that it does shine through the sonic raping that Ad Majorem Sathanas Gloriam provides you with. Frost's drum work is absolutely stellar. Many double bass drum fills and the ease at which he can change tempo is something to really amaze.
The songs on this album that I enjoyed the most and that I would consider the best are Wound upon wound, God seed, Carving a giant, Untamed forces and Prosperity and beauty. The track titles are not misleading on this album as they are on, say, Incipit Satan (i.e. Unchain My Heart!!!, When Love Rages Wild in My Heart) which is a good thing. You know exactly what you are gunna get. Straight forward Gorgoroth.
Now with Gorgoroth's last offering, the Twilight of the Idols... I got into them, however I always saw that album as kind of monotone and a little boring. The problem I really had with it was the extensive use of thrashy riffs. Well, after Gorgoroth's many scandals and line-up changes they offer something new, something amazing.
This album is what I would call "What black metal in 2006 should be." There is none of this rock n' roll mixture as we see with bands like Satyricon or Carpathian forest. There is melody but no tendencies toward catchiness, and there is very powerful musicianship. I must also say the this album takes a lot from the first generation of black metal but it is autonomous and modern in comparison. The one big thing I see in this album relative to everything else being spewed out by Nuclear Blast and Century Media is the emotion. You really feel the darkness and pain with this album.
Now some have said that this album is too much like their previous record, I must strongly disagree. This album is very far from that. They have really taken the atmosphere up a notch into the dungeon. The creativity in King apparently blossomed for this album, because the amounts of original riffs in here are amazing. Now to examine each instrument:
The Guitars are great, a perfect mixture of the classic feeling of emptiness you get with black metal, but they have enough girth to fill up your headphones. The riffs are terrific (as stated above), they have similarities to those on Twilight... however King has decided to write some more tradition black metal double picking stuff, which I love. The drums are phenomenal, but what else could you expect from Frost? The truly sad thing about Frost is that he rarely shows his talent in his more popular project Satyricon. Me being a pretty big 1349 fan, I always grab the opportunity to listen to Frost's amazing work. The bass isn't very audible, but is that new in black metal? No. The vocals are really good. Ghaal once again shows us he can stand out from all of the other black metal vocalists. Of course I don't know what the lyrics are, but I can get an idea. They seem to hold more water than on the previous album.
The reason I'm giving this album a 92 instead of a 100 is because, like all Gorgoroth albums, it's very short, clocking only at 31:51. Also, a few of the song endings are a bit weak. Besides those things, it is the future of black metal as I see it.
I'm sure a lot of black metal fans will disagree but I would first say this is the best black metal album of 2006 and Gorgoroth's best work to date. This album is just oozing with evil. If you were a Gorgoroth fan before this album, I'm sure you will enjoy this. If you weren't a fan of them before, but you like extreme black metal, give this a listen.
Ad Majorem Sathanas Gloriam has been an album I've been looking foward to, as Gorgoroth is in my opinion one of the best Norwegian BM bands still playing in a pure artistic way. Their albums since Destroyer have indeed been taken by many in very different lights. Some hated them, some loved them. Personally I think Incipit Satan had some of their best and most experimental tracks and while Twilight of the Idols seemed to not be over all as inviting, the dark dungeon atmosphere contained on it, combined with more thrashy riffs was in the end a very pleasing record. Now with this new album Gorgoroth are out to prove something I feel, that after so many years and so much line-up changes (this album features Frost from Satyricon on drums for the second time (he was also on Antichrist)) they can still create the pure frigid cold yet hellish black metal they've always been known for.
On this album they continue down the path set by the last three albums, dark nihilistic soundscapes, combining fury with introspection. Gaahl's vocals are at their peak, this is perhaps his best performance with the band so far. The songwriting is in general split between more melodic work and more thrashy work. I believe I have heard Infernus and King split the songwriting, which explains the difference. The primarily thrashy Twilight of the Idols was mainly written by King, and Infernus focuses on the purer Norwegian sound. This combination works to the best effect on here, giving a very good balance. There is even quite a bit of almost doom like atmospheres on parts of this recording. The overall atmosphere is much like Gaahl has described it, finding wisdom and truth through chaos, darkness and death. This more mystical way of seeing existence seems to be very strong upon these songs (Gaahl also compared it to Shamanic teachings he follows, this I find to be very expressive of the very mysteries contained within the labyrinth that is black metal). Like the best of black metal, this seems to be part of an idea and expressing the idea at the same moment. One is lost in the atmosphere and the ideology, combining to create the most powerful of experiences. And yet, again like all good black metal, it is not immediatly easy to access, each song is like a mystery waiting to be unfolded. The more you listen the more you understand, but this is not a new aspect of Gorgoroth, always have they been this cold and stand offish, they don't want you to understand with one beer soaked listen, they want you to really absord their message and their atmospheres.
I wouldn't say this is a comeback record like many will. Gorgoroth never went anywhere, and in reality this is perhaps most of all a more focused version of the experiments made on their albums since Under the Sign of Hell. Much like that brilliant recording, this is pure black metal, but it is also very experimental, taking these experimental unusual elements and working them in perfectly with great songs that capture mood and emotion along with an icy internal silence. It's been many years since their inception, yet Gorgoroth are still just as important as they ever have been, and perhaps just as forgotten. This is no stupid Hail Satan band, they have a point in their Luciferian designs, and their music reflects this orthodox yet also openminded approach. If you are a black metal fan and have not heard this album yet, you should go out and get it, this will probably be the best pure BM album of the year. Gorgoroth reign triumphant again, creators of the fires of hell and of darkness and death.
(Originally written by me for www.tmetal.com)
After three years of wait. Black Metal fans finally get a new album from the infamous Black Metal act from Norway who are more well known for their Crimes and on stage antics than they are for their music. A band that in my eyes has always created solid, well done Black Metal for the most part but never quite reached the peak of the mountain like such other famous Norwegian acts such as Immortal, Emperor, and Burzum.
After their last two releases it looked as if Gorgoroth was in a downward spiral for the end after two straight lack luster albums and their vocalist Gaahl being charged with ritualistic crimes. But "Ad Majorem Satanhas Gloriam" was most certainly a surprise. As always, nothing special, nothing too original but Gorgoroth have bounced back and created a solid album. It starts off with "Wound upon Wound", one of the catchier tracks on the albums with riffs that will keep you head banging throughout. The album continues along a similar, steady path with flashes of atmospheric brilliance on tracks such as "God Seed", "Sign of an Open Eye", and the closing track "Prosperity and Beauty". "Sign of an Open Eye" does somewhat stray from the usual Gorgoroth style as it is a very slow atmospheric song with hardly any vocals on it at all, just a few spoken sections but it works well here and is one of the better tracks on the entire album. And as the album closes, Gorgoroth again touches back into abit more of the same kind of melodies that were present on the opening track. "Exit" and the closer "Prosperity and Beauty" are 2 of the catchier Gorgoroth songs I have ever heard and they are also 2 of the more memorable tracks on the entire album.
The production on this album is flawless but not overdone at all. The riffing is very clear and with Frost back in the mix; the drumming is nothing short of outstanding as would be expected. A big step up from the drumming on their last release "Twilight of the Idols". The vocals are much better this time around as well. I felt that the vocals were alittle overproduced on 2003's Twilight and sounded very fake but Gaahl puts forth a very good effort on Ad Majorem Satanhas Gloriam.
In conclusion, this is the best thing Gorgoroth has done since Under The Sign of Hell. But make no mistake about it; there is nothing particularly special or ground breaking about this release. As I stated at the beginning, it's just a solid, straight forward Black Metal album that is somewhat of a return back to Gorgoroths better days. For long time Gorgoroth fans, this is a must buy and should not disappoint.
Standout songs: Wound Upon Wound, Sign of an Open Eye, God Seed (Twilight of the Idols), Prosperity and Beauty.
Cover Art: Alittle homo, 0/10
Musicianship: 8
Originality: 7
Replay Value: 9
Overall 8/10
it is never enough of Gorgoroth - they can release fantastic black metal cd-s full of various riffs and motives, full of overwhelming atmosphere. Their albums can be extremely aggressive, but still developing and surprising. They can, but it's not a rule. Here - it doesn't work like that.
"Ad Majorem..." is pretty... normal, I would say. It combines all Gorgoroth did on the previous albums and is quite similar to "Twilight of the Idols". The atmosphere is stronger, this is true, but on the other hand the riffs got rather repeated and used up. A song "Sign of an open eye" is even a precise copy of "An Excert of X" from "Incipit Satan". I liked in Gorgoroth the ability to record various albums, not repeating self and sounding differently. This is the first time this important advantage disappeared.
Still, if you expected a total failure, you were wrong. Gorgoroth did what it had to do though with the least effort, partly without ambition to show they're still strong and when others fall, they will be the leaders. No, they won't hold on. Unless they start recording albums like before. However, this was the first time when Gorgoroth went below the level sent by themselves, let's hope it isn't a beginning of a fatal serie.


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i usually import the raw files from my camera using View nx software make some neccessary changes to the white balance and exposure etc if i have to.
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i realise that CS5 doesnt recognise Nikon raw format as well as the Nikon software itself, which is why i save the file in View Nx first but that doesnt seem to be working
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Volleyball holds post-season banquet
February 4, 2014
The volleyball team had their end of season banquet on Sunday January, 19th, celebrating the accomplishments and wrapping up their 2013 season. The parents, athletes, coaches, and other guests enjoyed a dinner, highlight film, and presentation of award winners.
Coach Doerfler spoke to the group about the continued improvement and forward movement of the program not only in win/loss and statistical categories but in hard work, dedication, and academics. Players were recognized for their team GPA award, SLIAC All-Conference and SLIAC All Academic, MacMurray Student Athlete of the Month, All tournament team members, and the team awards.
The 2013 team award winners included the following:
MVP Defense: Sammy Jo Petefish, a senior Social Work major from Ashland IL, and the daughter of R.L and Holly Petefish of Ashland.
MVP Co-Offense: Breanne Pelker, a junior from Nashville, Ill. She is the daughter for Walt and Karen Pelker of Nashville. Alexa Boyer, a sophomore Nursing major from Fairfield, Il. She is the daughter of John and Stacie Boyer of Fairfield.
Hustle Award: Alexa Boyer


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|Red Wings goalie Ty Conklin is a licensed private pilot, who flies a Super Cub, two-seat airplane, similar to this one.
But the Red Wing' third string goaltender first needed to drum up transportation to the westside of the state. And that's where backup goalie Ty Conklin entered the picture.
A licensed private pilot, Conks offered Joey Mac a lift, err, flight, to get his gear.
"It was good, he was awesome," said MacDonald, of Conklin's piloting skills. "I had to go there and he was flying anyways, so he offered to take me over."
Flying out of Oakland/Troy Airport, the goalies took to the Wild Blue Yonder on an unusually picturesque February day in Michigan.
"It was enjoyable, a smooth ride on a clear day, you could see everything," MacDonald said of the flight, which took 35-40 minutes from wheels up to wheels down.
Last Friday, MacDonald traveled from Grand Rapids to Edmonton – via a connector through Toronto – when he was called up by the Wings after Jimmy Howard fractured his right index finger in a shoot-out win at Vancouver.
Doctors told Howard that it would be 4-6 weeks before his finger healed, though he's hoping to return to the Wings' lineup a lot sooner. Still, MacDonald gives the Wings a chance to win every night. In three games, he's posted a 1-1-1 record with a 1.83 goals-against average.
Clearly, goalies are adventurous types – anyone who stands in front of a 100-m.p.h. slap shot must be, right? – and after flying for the first time with Conklin at the controls, MacDonald said he's entertaining thoughts of perhaps enrolling in flight school.
"I definitely would consider doing something like that," MacDonald said. "I've always been interested in it, and I love flying. It's fun and when you get to enjoy something like that it's a nice hobby. … It was interesting to see what Ty has to do to fly something like that.
"He's great, one of the best pilots, ever."
POSTED ON Thursday, 02.9.2012 / 3:51 PM ET
|Red Wings forward Danny Cleary has been bothered by a painful left knee for months, but the level of discomfort is too great. He'll have the knee drained this week. (Photo by Getty Images)
"His knee is acting up and it's been an on-going issue," Red Wings general manager Ken Holland said during Thursday's news conference at Comerica Park to announce next season's Winter Classic. "He's going to get it drained and he's probably out for tomorrow and probably out for Sunday, and then we'll see Monday how he feels. I don't think it's anything long-term."
With eyes on breaking the NHL record for most consecutive home victories, the Wings, who are two wins from catching the 1929-30 Boston Bruins and 1976 Philadelphia Flyers, will host Anaheim on Friday and the Flyers on Sunday evening.
Cleary left Wednesday's 4-2 win over Edmonton following a body-check by Oilers forward Ben Eager. The third-period hit sent Cleary awkwardly into the door to the Wings' bench. Cleary picked up an assist in the win, his sixth point in the last six games.
Rookie forward Jan Mursak is expected to take Cleary's place on the third line along side Darren Helm and Drew Miller. Mursak has two assists in three games since returning to the lineup. He suffered a fractured ankle in a preseason game in September.
Cleary is one of six players to have played in all 55 games this season. He has 11 goals and 16 assists with a plus-12 rating.
"We were hoping that we could get to the schedule where we have a few less games, but ultimately he couldn't wait anymore," Holland said. "But it's OK, we have to get him healthy and it's an opportunity for Jan Mursak.
"When Jan Mursak's gone in there he's done a good job, so we think we have some pretty good depth."
Holland also said there's no news on forward Patrick Eaves, who has been on the injured reserved list since he suffered a broken jaw against Nashville on Nov. 26.
"I think he's doing better but obviously not well enough to practice," Holland said. "He got a slap shot right in the head and he's had concussion-like symptoms so obviously we're going to be real conservative with him."
Meanwhile, the Wings have been impressed by the job that rookie Cory Emmerton has done in Eaves' absence. Emmerton scored his six goal of the season Wednesday.
"Emmerton is all of a sudden, with the injury to (Patrick) Eaves, gotten in every day and he's done a nice job," Holland said. "Now it's time for Jan Mursak."
POSTED ON Monday, 02.6.2012 / 6:12 PM ET
|Joey MacDonald gets his first start with the Red Wings in 11 months when he faces the Phoenix Coyotes tonight at Jobing.com Arena. (Photo by Getty Images)
Fortunately for Joey MacDonald his wait was significantly less as he entered last Saturday's game at the start of the second period at Edmonton. He' get his first NHL start of the season Monday when the Red Wings wrap-up a four-game road trip with a game against the Phoenix Coyotes.
"Whenever you come up and get a chance to play in a couple of games right away, that's what you want," said MacDonald, who relieved Ty Conklin after the Oilers raced to a 3-1 lead. "You don't want to be sitting around and watching. You want to get right in there.
"I think last game was a great example, get right in there and give the team a chance to win. Same thing tonight, just hold the fort. You know these guys are going to come out hard."
Tonight's game at Phoenix will mark MacDonald's first NHL start since last March, when the Wings dropped a 10-3 decision to the St. Louis Blues.
It's also the first time that the soon-to-be 32-year-old goaltender (his birthday is Tuesday) has ever faced the Coyotes.
Last July, MacDonald signed a two-year contract to remain in the organization with the hopes of getting a shot to return to the NHL.
"That's why I signed here, it's an opportunity to take advantage of it," he said. "I didn't sign to be down in Grand Rapids. You got to keep working hard wherever you are and when you get the opportunity take advantage of it."
With All-Star goalie Jimmy Howard possibly on the shelf for two weeks with a fractured right index finger, MacDonald wants to show that he can be a suitable alternative in the meantime.
The journeyman goaltender is in his second stint with the Wings. Last season he appeared in 15 games and posted a 5-5-3 record with a 2.58 goals-against average.
On Saturday, he helped keep the Wings in the game against the speedy Oilers, who cruised to a 3-1 lead. The Wings managed to storm back to take a 4-3 lead, before the Oilers tied the game, forcing overtime and eventually a shoot-out where the home team won.
"When you get an opportunity to play, even if it's down in Grand Rapids, you get in a groove," MacDonald said. "Playing eight or 10 in a row down there, you can come here and jump into a game right away, makes it a little easier."
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POSTED ON Saturday, 02.4.2012 / 4:19 PM ET
EDMONTON, Alberta – Despite having a broken right index finger, goalie Jimmy Howard was on the ice with his Red Wings' teammates at Rexall Place Saturday morning.
Howard, who suffered the fracture early in the third period of Thursday's win at Vancouver, said that he will likely miss more than two games – the original prediction – but less than two weeks.
"I really haven't been told, but the doctors in Vancouver told me four to six (weeks) before it's healed," Howard said. "When they told me four to six, I thought, 'There's no chance that I'm, you, know, going to be out four to six. Just two weeks sounded good."
In the meantime, Ty Conklin will be the Wings' starter beginning Saturday against the Oilers, a team that he has a 4-2-0 overall record with a 3.02 goal-against average and a .900 saver percentage. It's been nearly three years since Conklin last played at Rexall when he led the Wings to a 3-2 victory on March 24, 2009.
If Howard is out for two weeks that means he could likely miss seven games with an eye on returning for the home game against the San Jose Sharks on Feb. 19.
More will be known of Howard's return once he sees team doctors Tuesday when the Wings return to Detroit following their current four-game road trip out west, which concludes Monday in Phoenix.
Wings equipment manager Paul Boyer fabricated a three-inch notch from the top of the stick's paddle in hopes to make it easier to grip for Howard, who said he's played before with broken digits.
"As you can see with my stick (there's) a piece notched out so I'm able to hold on with (middle and ring) fingers," Howard said. "I didn't even take any shots today, so I don't know how it will feel with the vibrations of the shots."
Howard said he wants to return as soon as he's comfortable and pain-free.
"I think the only danger is that it's not going to heal, I think that's the only danger," he said. "I don't think there's any danger of injuring myself any further.
"I'm guessing that it's two weeks. It's really optimistic that it's just two games. "Hopefully I can be back as soon as possible."
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POSTED ON Saturday, 02.4.2012 / 1:17 PM ET
|Jimmy Howard shows his broken right index finger to the media Friday morning at Rexall Place. (Photo by Bill Roose/Detroit Red Wings)
"It woke me up around 7 a.m. and felt like it (finger) was going pop off," Howard said.
Howard suffered the fracture early in the third period of Thursday's 4-3 shoot-out win at Vancouver. He said it occurred when the Canucks' Max Lapierre fired a low shot that got underneath Howard's blocker.
"Lapierre spun and shot it, missed my blocker and caught me right on the finger," he said. "It is broken and we'll see here. Won't play the rest of the road trip and we'll go home and see our doctors there and get their opinion."
Immediately following the win, Howard had an X-ray taken at Rogers Arena, which showed a "clean break," he said. "I've played with broken fingers before, so I'll have to fool around with my sticks and cut some notches out of them."
Backup goalie Ty Conklin will get the start against the Oilers at Rexall Place tonight. Meanwhile, Joey MacDonald has been recalled from Grand Rapids and will be Conklin's backup tonight.
Conklin has played in 10 games this season – all on the road – while posting a 3-5-0 record with a 3.02 goal-against average. This will be Conklin's first start at Rexall in nearly three years, since leading the Wings to a 3-2 win on March 24, 2009.
"This is a good opportunity, he gets a chance and he's ready to go, so let's get at it," Wings coach Mike Babcock said. "We've got to play real well like we always try to do and if we get do that we'll give Conks a chance to be good."
POSTED ON Friday, 02.3.2012 / 8:53 PM ET
STRATHCONA, Alberta – Pavel Datsyuk's teammates often marvel at the things that the Red Wings' center does on ice. But Friday afternoon, the All-Star may have top himself.
The Wings used a day off in the middle of their four-game road trip, spending a fun afternoon playing broomball on an outdoor rink at the Strathcona Athletic Park, about 25-minutes south of Edmonton.
Played on a regulation ice hockey rink, players hit a ball – a little smaller than a soccer ball – around the ice with a stick called a "broom," with wooden shaft and a rubber-molded triangular head similar in shape to that of a regular household broom. Player usually wear special rubberized shoes for traction, but Wings' players and coaches used regular athletic shoes, which made for a few comedic moments as guys slipped their way through the games.
But not Datsyuk, who flawlessly crisscrossed the ice surface, often in a sprint while helping Team Emmerton claim the tourney championship.
"He's amazing," said Wings captain Nicklas Lidstrom, as he watched the Russian star navigate the ice. "He must have something on the bottom of those shoes that grip the ice."
Friday's competition was the second such event that the Wings have done this season. In October, players and coaches took target practice at the Canton Police Department's gun range.
The Wings gathered at Rexall Place Friday morning for a team meeting, then assigned four of the younger players – Jakub Kindl, Cory Emmerton, Jan Mursak and Justin Abdelkader – as captains, who "drafted" players for the four teams before making the bus trip to the outdoor facility.
However, unlike last weekend's All-Star game, Datsyuk was not drafted first overall, and Lidstrom went in the third-round. Kindl used the first overall pick to select fellow former NHL first-rounder Niklas Kronwall.
The Wings were originally scheduled to practice at an outdoor rink in Edmonton Friday in advance of Saturday's game against the Oilers at Rexall Place. But coach Mike Babcock made the decision to ditch practice for broomball.
"I thought, 'What the heck,' so I told Pete (Bill Peters) last night, 'Let's do broomball,' " Babcock said. "So Pete phoned his buddy and got it all organized."
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POSTED ON Thursday, 02.2.2012 / 2:32 PM ET
|Danny Cleary, who had a cyst rupture behind his knee Wednesday, will be back in the Red Wings' lineup Thursday vs. Vancouver. (Photo by Getty Images)
Cleary has had a cyst behind his knee that has been an issue for the last two months, and on Wednesday it landed him in a Vancouver hospital after it ruptured, causing fluid to drain in his calf, he said.
"We were worried about a blood clot, that's why I went to the hospital," Cleary said. "It's swollen, at some point I got to get it drained, but the time is not now."
Cleary played in Tuesday night's 3-1 victory at Calgary, even assisting on Drew Miller's third-period goal. But by Wednesday morning, the pain had gotten so bad that he went to the hospital.
Cleary, along with Pavel Datsyuk and Jimmy Howard were given the day off from practice on Wednesday. While coach Mike Babcock joked after Wednesday's practice that he told Datsyuk and Howard to stay away from the rink and rest, Babcock said that Cleary, "Had something with his leg and gave him a day off. Nothing major at all. Just a little swelling."
Cleary identified the cyst as a Baker's cyst, which is swelling in the back of the knee joint usually brought on by arthritis or torn cartilage.
"It's got a lot of fluid in there, knee is sore, there's a lot of fluid," he said.
Cleary, who has an assist in each of the last two games, has 10 goals and 13 assists in 51 games this season.
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POSTED ON Wednesday, 02.1.2012 / 7:13 AM ET
|Mike Commodore did more than fight Calgary's Tim Jackman Tuesday night. The Red Wings' defenseman also had two hits and three blocked shots. (Photo by Getty Images)
At the time, it was Commodore's first game-action in well over a month and when Jackman didn't oblige his request, the Red Wings' defenseman wasn't overly disappointed.
"It just didn't happen," Commodore said at the time. "And that's fine because I had enough on my plate, to be honest, I probably would have lasted about four-seconds and been exhausted."
It was a different story Tuesday night when Commodore again extended an invitation to Calgary's tough guy in the Wings' 3-1 victory at the Scotiabank Saddledome.
This time the two squared off deep in the Wings' zone with the fight lasting 13-times longer than Commodore thought a December bout with Jackman would have lasted. And though he received a small cut along the left eyebrow, Commodore provide the energy which is expected of him from the Wings' coaching staff.
"It just happened to work out," said Commodore, about his second fight as a Red Wing. "I wouldn't say that the game was chippy or anything like that, but it sometimes works out like that where you run into each other. It was fine."
At 6-foot-4, Commodore has been in the lineup in five of the last six games, and 12 of the last 18, giving the Wings a physical presence on the blue line in that sixth defensive spot, that coach Mike Babcock says is still up for grabs between Commodore and Jakub Kindl.
Besides the five-minute major Tuesday night, Commodore also had a game-high three blocked shots with two hits, including a big first-period hip check on Jackman, which probably helped pave the way for their later fight.
"Obviously anytime a guy steps up for his team you really appreciate that and that's a positive thing," Babcock said. "He worked hard, so we're just looking for someone to grab that job and hold on to it, because you don't want to be going in and out on a nightly basis."
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POSTED ON Tuesday, 01.31.2012 / 9:19 AM ET
First, the Red Wings' goaltender had the privilege of being at his first All-Star extravaganza with his wife, Rachel, and three-month-old son, James Russell IV by his side for all of the hoopla.
Then from Thursday's player draft to Saturday's skills competition, where he was paired against Los Angeles' Jonathan Quick in the fastest-skating goalies category and beyond, Howard had a blast.
"I almost went down on that first turn and I said, 'forget about this,' " said Howard, who wore a helmet-cam to capture the on-ice action. "I didn't want to be the guy to take out those tires."
And after winning a spirited game of rock, paper, scissors against Montreal goalie Carey Price to determine the Team Chara starter for Sunday's marquee game, Howard enjoyed his one-period of work, even stopping the league's leading goal-scorer on a penalty shot.
"It's par for the course, I mean, why not?" said Howard of stopping Tampa Bay's Steven Stamkos.
And yes, why not? After all, Howard has already faced three penalty shots this season – four if you include Sunday's. And he even faced one in his NHL debut against the Kings' Joe Corvo on Nov. 28, 2005.
"The first NHL game, the first All-Star game," he said with a laugh. "That seems that they've always happened."
Penalty shot aside, Howard said the whole process was pretty cool. And while he was glad for the opportunity, one particular skills event provide the Wings' goalie with a glimpse inside his world.
"The hardest shot just because I got to see how crazy I am," Howard said. "When you have some of these guys who look like they're barely even firing it and it's over 100 (miles per hour), I'm just shaking my head and wondering why do I even stand in front of these guys?"
POSTED ON Wednesday, 01.25.2012 / 2:38 PM ET
|For the second straight year, Jimmy Howard is the first NHL goalie to 30 wins, doing so Jan. 23. (Photo by Dave Reginek)
Now, Jimmy Howard (30-10-1) is on a pace to become the first-ever to win 50 games, which would top the current NHL mark set by New Jersey's Martin Brodeur (48) in 2006-07.
However, wins between now and early April will be far more critical for the Wings in this new world Western Conference than in seasons past.
"I'm just calm and patient out there and when you have a good team in front of you that makes my job a lot easier," said Howard, who boasts a 1.96 goals-against average with five shutouts this season. "We're paying attention to details in our own zone. Guys are sacrificing their bodies, blocking shots. … As a goalie, when you see that it fires you up that much more."
Regardless of the outcome tonight in Montreal, the Wings will enter All-Star weekend with the league's best record, which currently stands at 33-15-1 for 67 points. But the Wings are also in the league's toughest division with St. Louis, Chicago and Nashville all within three-points of catching Detroit in the Central standings.
With the Western race likely to go to the wire, the Wings need Howard to continue to shine, especially against his divisional goaltending contemporaries, like, Nashville's Pekka Rinne and the two-headed monsters in St. Louis (Brian Elliott/Jaroslav Halak) and Chicago (Corey Crawford/Ray Emery).
Sixty percent of the season is in the rearview mirror, but with 33 games remaining on the schedule, the Wings still have 10 divisional contests left to play, including three each against Nashville, Chicago and Columbus.
The Wings are 9-5-0 against their Central rivals with eight games decided by one goal, so it's conceivable that goaltending will be a crucial element down the stretch.
But Howard's teammates have plenty of confidence in the third-year starter, who along with center Pavel Datsyuk, will represent the Wings at the All-Star game this weekend in Ottawa.
"He's so comfortable in net and calm. It helps us to play better," center Henrik Zetterberg said. "We know he will be there for us. He will win games for us even if we're not playing at our top level we know we have a chance at winning."
Howard has kept the Wings in games all season, but lately, with three of the last five home games going to overtime or shoot-outs, he's been a big influence. And during the club's 17-game home winning streak, he's been miraculous while posting a 1.41 GAA with a .945 save percentage and four shutouts.
"Over a period of time it is because he's more consistent," Wings coach Mike Babcock said. "But he played good right out the get-go, too. He's always had the ability; the ability to do it every night is a different thing. Now he's very confident, soft, when the puck hits him it sticks to him. He makes saves you don't even think are saves anymore. You don't think about it as much. He's become a good goaltender in the league. Now he's got to do it for 15 years, it's the measure."
Howard knows that he must also do it on the road, where he is 10-8-2 with a 2.42 GAA this season.
"We have to find a way to play on the road like we do at home," said Howard, who is 20-2-1 with a 1.59 GAA at home. "At The Joe, nothing seems to rattle us. We keep our composure. Even when we get a little bit lost out there we come right back to the game plan and find ways to win."
If Howard stays consistent at home, and ups his game on the road, he'll definitely be a Vezina Trophy finalist while joining Terry Sawchuk, Roger Crozier and Dominik Hasek as the only Wings' goalies to post 40-plus win seasons.
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LOS ANGELES After three days spent pondering the wounds and puzzles left over from Southern California's unprecedented thrashing by Oregon, coach Pete Carroll has arrived at two conclusions.
He thinks the Trojans' defensive game plan was terrible – too complicated for the youngsters and too cautious for the veterans. He threw it out, never to use it again.
Carroll also has decided the Trojans' lofty standards of nearly a decade haven't really slipped. Instead, he insists the Pac-10 is simply catching up to the pace set by the surest thing in college football for most of the past seven seasons.
"This is unusual," said Carroll, who's 94-17 at USC. "This is a different impact, but when you lose, you lose. When you get beat, you get beat. You have to deal with it. If we want to give it style points and all that, it tasted a little different, but it's the same mechanisms that have to kick in."
Although that 47-20 Halloween nightmare left the 12th-ranked Trojans (6-2, 3-2 Pac-10) facing long odds to maintain their streak of seven consecutive Pac-10 titles, Carroll seems unshaken in his confidence that USC will recover in his favorite month. USC is 27-0 in November games under Carroll, and the Trojans face their final road trip of the season Saturday at Arizona State (4-4, 2-3).
"You can't do anything about things that have already occurred," Carroll said. "You can only do what's ahead of you and have an opportunity to control what's right in front of you. That's how we've always focused. That is a big principle in our approach. You don't try to control things that are out of your reach, and that's done already."
Although Carroll insists the Trojans aren't slipping, their defensive results over the past 2 1/2 games are alarming. The Trojans have surrendered 103 points in their last five halves of football dating to their narrow win over Notre Dame, culminating in Oregon's one-punt performance while racking up 613 yards – more than any Carroll defense had allowed.
Yet if Carroll is correct about the Pac-10's rise, maybe the loss shouldn't be such a surprise. Maybe the day will soon arrive when a victory over USC isn't cause for a storm-the-field celebration by the opponents' fans, as it has been pretty much every time since 2003.
"The conference is loaded this year, and we still have enormous challenges coming down the schedule here," Carroll said. "It's just a really upscaled version of what our conference has been, and it's been good before that. Our coaches felt this going into the season that we could rival any conference, and I'm seeing it exactly that way.
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Oregon is in prime position to claim the Rose Bowl berth that has belonged to USC in each of the past four seasons. The USC offense doesn't have the creativity or resources possessed by Oregon – and it certainly couldn't match up last Saturday, when the Ducks scored on every possession of the second half.
Carroll has insisted the Pac-10 was markedly improved before the Trojans largely destroyed it in each of the past seven years, so few believed him when he said the same thing this summer.
Although USC's hopes of winning the conference hinge on a total collapse by Oregon, the Trojans aren't out of the race for a BCS bowl bid. A 10-2 USC team likely would be a very attractive candidate for the Fiesta Bowl, if other factors out of the Trojans' control work out properly.
"All we can do is keep playing and see what happens," linebacker Michael Morgan said. "We're not going to stop working hard."
Not all of the Trojans' recent problems can be put on the defense. USC's offense has been inconsistent at best, and no last-minute exploits could bail out quarterback Matt Barkley and his teammates.
Carroll has been relentlessly supportive of Barkley, the freshman who hadn't lost as a starter until the Oregon trip. Although Barkley's 246.7 yards passing per game are the second-most in the conference, his numerous freshman inconsistencies include six interceptions.
Carroll said Barkley "just kind of ran out of firepower in the second half, and unfortunately, we were going to have to score just about every time he had the football, the way it was going."
"I think in future years, as he grows and gains even more command, there will be games where you can't stop him," Carroll said. "There will be games where he'll score every time, downfield series after series after series. With the proper help and everybody around him, he's just that capable."
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Survivors in addition to her mother include: two daughters, Tammy Newman of Jonesboro, Ark. and Teresa Cobb of Dexter; one brother, Tom Sample of Poplar Bluff; and five grandchildren.
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Hell's Hollow is one of our favorite places to hike.
It's a former limestone quarry from the 1800's, as well as formed by glaciers thousands of years ago.
-This box is not far off the trail, and you may run the risk of being seen by others.
-Great for all skill levels.
You will need a stamp and an inkpad.
Hell's Hollow is part of McConnell's Mill, between Rt. 65 and 422.
Upon your arrival to Hell's Hollow, you'll notice how beautiful it is from the start.
It seems the further you walk, the more serene it gets.
1- Start off by walking into the woods + over the first bridge. Take a moment to watch and listen to the stream.
Lots of little creatures in there.. No swimming!
2- Continue on the dirt trail until you reach the fork in the path. For a brisk hike, take the path to the right that leads to the waterfall.
3- You'll walk over the first bridge and notice a lot more trees are down this year.
*The stream was almost dry when we were here.
While enjoying your hike, take note of all the pretty flowers.
4- As you continue, after about 5-10 minutes of sight seeing, you'll cross the second + last bridge.
5- Continue a few paces and there you'll see a giant 'slingshot' lying down on your right.
6- Take a left here, and cross the stream if possible. (Or stream bed as it is now) where the path is to your left.
7- On the other bank, keep right for about 12 ft, till the 'island ' ends. Now hike up through the weeds into the woods, keeping left.
Be aware of possible poisonous plants. We didn't notice many in this area.
8- After a short distance, there's another large 'slingshot' on the ground.
9- Your prize is near the middle, between the tree and ground, concealed by a pile of sticks/ leaves on either side. It's well hidden, so don't get discouraged.
Please enjoy this box, and leave it as you found it,
without littering or drawing attention from 'Muggles'+ vandals.
We welcome all boxers and stamps.
*Box can also be found from the Alpha Pass trail.
(In between 2 paths where stream is shallow)
*if the stream is too high to cross, or if you have any concerns, please let us know.
*Other boxes are in the area. We recommend taking at least an hour or two to enjoy your visit and LB hunt.


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June 16, 2010
DOE Awards $60 Million in Recovery Act Funds to Local Clean Energy Efforts
DOE announced on June 11 that 20 communities have been selected for more than $60 million in funding under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to implement local energy efficiency and renewable energy programs. Local governments, nonprofit organizations and quasi-governmental organizations in 18 states are among the recipients for the competitive grants, administered under DOE's Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) program. States receiving funds include Alaska, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and Washington.
These awards were open to local communities that were not eligible to receive the initial, population-based formula grants under the EECBG program. Specifically, the funding supports projects that deliver energy efficiency retrofits in residential and commercial buildings and establish financing programs for energy efficiency improvements. Other activities will include transportation programs that conserve energy through trip reduction strategies and alternative transportation options, projects to increase recycling, efforts to reduce the energy demands of delivering and supplying clean water through water efficiency and conservation measures, the installation of energy-efficient street lights, and the integrated deployment of renewable energy systems in conjunction with energy efficiency retrofits to existing buildings.
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Djurs Fishing Park - Put & Take is located in the beautiful stream valley by Ørum Å in Fannerup. The Fishing Park was established in 2005 in connection with the stream valley was restored. In the stream valley is made 2 large lakes and a smaller lake for children, a total of over 10000m2
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The Kingdom of Bahrain places the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry (BICI) Report as a vital reference when it comes to implementing the BICI recommendations to the unfortunate events that took place since February 2011.
This website highlights all of the implemented actions that are taken by the engaged and the concerned parties according to the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry's Report as well as to present the progress of these executions as ordered by His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al-Khalifa. The actions taken will be uploaded directly on this page for the public to be able to always follow the updates after the diffusion of the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry's report.
1715 - Implementation Program
To establish an independent and impartial national commission consisting of personalities of high standing representing both the Government of Bahrain (GoB), opposition political parties and civil society to follow up and implement the recommendations of this Commission. Read more
1716 - Government Accountability Mechanism
To establish a national independent and impartial mechanism to determine the accountability of those in government who have committed unlawful or negligent acts resulting in the deaths, torture and mistreatment of civilians with a view to bringing ... Read more
1717 - MoI Ombudsman, Police Code of Conduct
To place the office of the Inspector General in MoI as a separate entity independent of the Ministry's hierarchical control, whose tasks should include those of an internal ―ombudsman's office , such as that which exists in many other countriesr ... Read more
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To amend the decree establishing the NSA to ensure that the organisation is an intelligence gathering agency without law enforcement and arrest authorities... Read more
1719 - Torture claims investigations ...
To adopt legislative measures requiring the Attorney-General to investigate claims of torture and other forms of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, and to use independent forensic experts ... Read more
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To make subject to review in ordinary courts all convictions and sentences rendered by the National Security Courts where fundamental principles of a fair trial, including prompt and full access to legal counsel and inadmissibility of coerced testimony ... Read more
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To conduct effective investigations in accordance with the Principles on the Effective Prevention and Investigation of Extra-Legal, Arbitrary and Summary Executions of all the deaths that have been attributed to the security forces ... Read more
1722(b) - Mechanism to investigate ill treatment and public abuses ...
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To avoid detention without prompt access to lawyers and without access to the outside world for more than two or three days. (b) In any event, all detention should be subject to effective monitoring by an independent body ... Read more
1722(e) - Community policing
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To review convictions and commute sentences of all persons charged with offences involving political expression, not consisting of advocacy of violence ... Read more
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A final death sentence has not been passed in any case arising out of the unrest. If such a sentence is confirmed by a final judgment ... Read more
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To compensate and provide remedies for all victims of torture, ill-treatment or prolonged incommunicado detention ... Read more
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To ensure that the remaining dismissed employees have not been dismissed because of ... Read more
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To use all its powers to ensure that public corporations and other employers who dismissed employees for failure to appear for work at the time of the demonstrations ... Read more
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1723(d) - Rebuilding demolished places of worship
To follow up on the statement by HM King Hamad to the effect that the GoB will consider rebuilding, at its expense, some of the demolished religious structures in accordance with administrative regulations... Read more
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To consider relaxing censorship and allowing the opposition greater access to television broadcasts, radio broadcasts and print media ... Read more
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1724(c) - Preventing hate speech and incitement to violence
To undertake appropriate measures including legislative measures to prevent incitement to violence, hatred, sectarianism and other forms of incitement which lead to the violation of internationally protected human rights ... Read more
1725(a) - Educational curricula
To develop educational programs at the primary, secondary, high school and university levels to promote religious, political and other forms of tolerance ... Read more
1725(b) - National reconciliation program
In general, the Commission recommends to the GoB the development of a national reconciliation programme that addresses the grievances of groups which are, or perceive themselves, to be deprived of equal political ... Read more
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World in Conflict is a real-time strategy video game by Massive Entertainment and to be published by Sierra Entertainment for Windows (DX9 and DX10) and the Xbox 360.
The game is set in 1989 where economic troubles cripple the Soviet Union and threaten to dissolve it. However, the title pursues a "what if" scenario where, in this case, the Soviet Union does not collapse and instead pursues a course of war to remain in power. It is an intensive new game is sure to put plenty of stress on even the latest graphics cards and we use the built-in benchmarking for our testing.
We continue to see that the GTX can really hold its ground against the much more expensive GX2 across the board with the GTX actually coming out ahead at the lower resolution.