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The other shoe has finally dropped; now, does it fit for Hill?
Over at ProBasketballTalk Kurt Helin reminded us that San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich spent All-Star weekend waiting for the other shoe to drop in terms of injuries. Now that it has, with Tony Parker out for 2-4 weeks, will it fit George Hill?
How well Hill fills Parker's shoes depends largely on how comfortable he feels in his own skin. In short, Popovich does not want Hill to be a point guard, he wants George Hill to be George Hill.
"In his case he was a scorer in college. He wasn't a point guard, he was more of a two, or two-three, and he just scored," Popovich said. "When he first came in and we told him he was going to be the backup point his whole mind shifted to being a facilitator completely. We've sort of had to get him out of that and remind him what he was capable of doing."
What George Hill has been capable of doing in his brief NBA career is provide quality defense–more versatile than lock down, but quickly reaching that status–while providing better than average competency in your standard dime a dozen shooting guard skill set on offense.
Once again the San Antonio Spurs will need him to expand that role and provide some quality minutes at the point guard position. While possessing a scorer's mentality, Hill has not always shown the creative instincts that many point guards inherently possess. But what Hill lacks in artistry, he makes up for in basketball IQ.
A year ago Hill filled in admirably for Parker, prompting many to believe the Spurs should trade their longtime point guard to replace him with two-thirds the production at half the price. The success of the team this season, however, with a healthy Parker at the helm, shows the value skill set can sometimes have over numbers.
And while his numbers mirror those from last season, from points per game down to shot selection, Hill has added a few wrinkles to his off the dribble game. More frequently he has used the in and out dribble to his advantage while mixing in a spin move or two. And though he will never be confused for John Stockton, Hill has done a better job of finding the dive man in pick and roll situations and creating some simple passing lanes rather than merely exploiting existing ones.
Hill still has a long way to go before he can be called an instinctive creator. More likely, using his high basketball intelligence, Hill will increasingly be able to approximate a reasonable facsimile of a point guard's creativity the way a robot—or Tim Duncan—can mimic human emotion.
With Parker out, Popovich doesn't want Hill to change his game, just his outlook.
"With Tony, he came in as a scorer also, with a little more experience at the point," Popovich said. "But at the same time, when you enter this league, you still have to feel comfortable about what you do in relation to other players on the team. It took George a while, it even took Tony a little while, so he wouldn't just defer to everybody all the time."

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Oh, the efficiency and convenience of an in-ground sprinkler system. For our hot Southern Oregon summers, it's practically a necessity for folks with a garden or lawn of any substantial size (unless you happen to be one of those superior individuals with military-grade discipline who's out watering at 5 am on summer mornings). Lawn sprinkler systems can be installed by commercial lawn care or landscaping companies or you can install them yourself, and in most cases, save yourself a boatload of money.
Prices of sprinkler systems vary depending on a number of factors, including the type of sprinkler system, the size of the area to be sprinkled and whether the sprinkler system is manually turned on or automatic. If you have a "complicated" lawn, with lots of different zones and varied watering needs, it's extremely likely that you'll be able to save money if you're wiling to put in the time of tailoring your system to your exact specifications.
If you are using a company to install your system, clarify ahead of time whether the quote includes the work necessary to repair your lawn once the plumbing for the sprinklers is in place. If you're doing it yourself, keep in mind that once the system is in, the work's not over.
DIY Lawn Sprinkler System
If you're relatively handy, have a decent selection of tools and are in shape enough to do a little digging, you can install your own sprinkler system.
First, you need a plan of the area you want to cover with your sprinkler. The goal is to cover the maximum area effectively with the least amount of digging and piping material. The source of water (and electricity, if you are installing an automated system) will determine your starting point. The design needs to take into consideration the type of area you are going to cover…lawn areas, gardens, flat areas, treed areas and what kind of sprinkler heads you are going to use as these conditions all contribute to the distance and spread of the water. Normal home water pressure will drive most systems. It's worth noting that when preparing a landscaping plan, you should think about sprinkler placement as well.
Most do-it-yourself lawn sprinkler systems come with a set of installation instructions and a guide to figure out the type and amount of materials you will need. The basic materials are PVC pipe, glue, connectors and the sprinkler heads. If you are going fully automatic you will also need a timer package.
The Work
The hard work involved in installing a lawn sprinkler system is digging the trenches that you will need to get the sprinkler heads where you need them. Since water is under pressure, the trenches do not need to be perfectly level or the slopes dead on, but they need to be close. The depth of the trenches is important so you can replant your lawn or gardens over the sprinkler system once it is in place. The most important element of the installation is setting the sprinkler heads so they pop up to the height required to efficiently cover the lawn or garden and then go back down into the ground far enough so that your mower does not damage the heads.
Just a little hint, when cutting the PVC pipe make the cuts clean and straight, sand the pipe after cutting and put the glue on the end of the pipe and inside the connectors, they will go together easier and hold better. Trust us on this -- experience is a tough teacher.
Repair the Lawn
After the lawn sprinkler system is installed, working as planned you must carefully fill in the trenches. Fill them higher than the surface of the lawn to allow for settling. If you saved the sod or are using new sod place it over the refilled trenches, it will help settle the fill. Don't mow until the settling is done.
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- Earth Continuity Insulation Limits: 0.6000
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- AC Voltage Out: 20 to 10000
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Digital model with 4 voltage/resistance ratings. Multifunction. Insulation resistance, AC voltage and conductor resistance measurement. Insulation test mode: Comparator, memory, auto-hold and discharge functions. All test modes: Live-line alarm (excluding AC voltage measurement), battery check and... [See More]
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School-based hearing screenings were initiated in the 1920s and became a routine educational health service in the 1960s.1 One might say that in terms of routine pure-tone screening in the United States, hearing screening has become the status quo and that little has changed in the past 50 years despite advances in science and technology. There is a widespread lack of standardization, with at least 22 unique combinations of pure-tone test frequencies and presentation levels used in screening programs in the United States.2 School screening programs often are discontinued for older students; even if they are continued, they appear to be ineffective at identifying noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL). In this issue of the Archives, Sekhar et al3 confirm the ineffectiveness of a school-based hearing screening program for the identification of NIHL in adolescents. These results have significant implications for the future of hearing screening in this important population.
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But Jill Ferguson of Oregon City knows what's its like to be a mother (three times over), and she wrote what she most definitely knows.
You might be a mom if.....
1. Sleeping until 7 a.m. is a real treat.
2. Without frozen foods, you might starve.
3. When going shopping alone, people wonder why you have a grin on your face and are moving so slow.
4. You lock yourself in the bathroom for a while, claiming you have bowel issues.
5. Going to work is a break.
6. You are mentally cursed with "Sesame Street" and "Dora" songs replaying over and over in your head.
7. Your pillow has been beaten more times than you can count.
8. You avoid showing your poorly neglected feet and unshaven legs in public.
9. You have the need to cross your legs tightly when laughing/and or sneezing.
10. You despise June Cleaver.
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But this is your opportunity to make that dream come true, for you, for me, and for thousands of others just like you (although, really, this all about you, right?). You, too, can write an Edge column for The Oregonian (by the way, it would help if your dream didn't involve actually getting paid).
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Betty Jo Schmidt
Betty Jo Schmidt, 92, of Delta County passed away peacefully June 25, 2014, at the Paonia Care and Rehab Center.
Elizabeth Josephine Knight was born on December 9, 1921, in Taswell, Ind. Her father wanted her to have the name of two queens. But, they never called her by either of her "queenly" names; instead, they called her Betty Jo.
Her father, Thomas Knight, taught her to "give a day's work for a day's pay," and to take pride in her work. Her mother, Sophie Knight, taught her to "dream and to dare" — to have an imagination and the courage to use it.
Young Betty Jo also had a brother, named Don, and a sister named Perlita.
Betty Jo's father was a miner, and the family moved several times: to Webb City, Mo.; Wolf Park, Colo.; Gilman; Madden Dam, in Panama; Canon City; Cross Roads and Camdenton, Mo. She graduated from high school at Red Cliff, Colo. Betty Jo was a teenager during the Depression, but she said that the family was happy, despite of the hard times, and they never felt poor. They worked at whatever jobs they could find, and followed their dreams. Betty Jo's dream was to be a teacher and a writer.
Betty Jo's mother was a teacher, and education was important to the family. Mom made sure that all three kids had a chance at college. Betty Jo went to Western State in Gunnison, and earned a teaching certificate. She taught at a country school and then started nurse's training.
In 1941, Betty Jo met Glen Schmidt, a young farmer from Strasburg, who was in the army with her brother, Don. Betty Jo later wrote that she liked Glen because he loved country living, looked handsome in his uniform, and was her brother's best friend. The couple dated for about two years, when Glen could get leave from the army. Glen finally proposed while they were together at the Denver Stock Show. Glen had decided that he would ask her to marry him if she petted the animals at the Stock Show ... She did. He proposed; she accepted. Betty Jo sold her saddle horse to pay for the wedding gown, and they were married July 25, 1943, in Strasburg, Colo.
At first, the couple lived in Minturn, Colo., then Wenatchee, Wash. While they were in Washington, in 1945, their son, Jack, was born. After Glen was out of the service, they returned to Strasburg, where Glen worked with his father and brother, raising wheat, pinto beans, and sheep. In 1948, their daughter, Kathy, was born. Betty Jo, and both of the children, were whole-heartedly involved in the farm work. The years flew by, filled with farm work, 4-H, FFA, sports, and music.
In 1963, the Schmidt's moved to Gypsum, Colo., where they bought a cattle ranch. They were there until 1988. They were active in the community in many ways.
In 1988, they moved to Ava, Mo., and made many friends there.
In 1993, they retired to Grand Junction, Colo. Then in 1996, they moved to Cedaredge, Colo. Betty Jo cared deeply for her family and friends, and loved to give a helping hand. She loved corresponding with family and friends, and regularly wrote letters to loved ones.
Betty is survived by her son, Jack Schmidt of Cedaredge, Colo., four grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and eight nieces and nephews.
Betty was preceded in death by her daughter, her husband, and her brother and sister.
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6534-B-Malone University to host Saturday Sneak Peek March 16
6534-B-February 25, 2013
The Malone University Office of Admissions will host a Saturday Sneak Peek on March 16, beginning at 10 a.m. High school students and their parents will get a "sneak peek" inside what it is like to be a student at Malone University. The visit is designed for busy families and includes a campus tour, admissions presentation, student panel, and an optional lunch in Hoover Dining Commons at noon.
For more information or to register, please call the Office of Admissions at 1-800-521-1146 or register online.
Malone University, a Christian university for the arts, sciences, and professions in the liberal arts tradition, affiliated with the Evangelical Friends Church, awards both undergraduate and graduate degrees in more than 100 academic programs. Malone has been recognized by the prestigious Templeton Foundation as a leader in character development, as one of Northeast Ohio's Top Workplaces by the Cleveland Plain Dealer, and is ranked among the top colleges and universities in the Midwest under the category Regional Universities according to U.S. News & World Report's America's Best Colleges 2015
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Phone: 330-471-8239
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I'm jelly, at least he has a job..
but dang,son,really digging that haircut.
Maybe if you got this haircut, you could have a job too!
One of the famous lies parents tell, like "the tooth fairy exists" or "school counts, son".
Others include "all that matters is you try your hardest", "you're so handsome/beautiful", and "rap is a legitimate form of musical expression."
don't forget "homeopathic medicine actually works"
-it does not work on broken bones…
I just LOVE the 4-day weeks and 16-day months!
There's no weekends on that calendar. Dear god! what has that kid gotten himself into?!!!!
at least it wasnt that damn lie~
bout the stork or the birds and the bees bit~
in this day and age most people are unemployed~
he apparently sleeps where he works~
Sleep at work. Gettin' used to that workaholic lifestyle.
A lesson experienced is a lesson learned. 😉
gotta rope em in young
Great district managers aren't born, they're forged in the blistering fires of adolescence.
I guess you could say… he grew out of it.
Didn't he grow into it?
I'm goin' with 'it grew on him.'
my first though was that the boy went gay… and now i'm confused…
Hmmm… Personally, I think if the grown-up boy had been cast in the shade (AKA a different lighting direction being used) it'd give the effect more.


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Despite Terrible Statsitics, Dubnyk Gets Start For Oilers
The numbers are beyond ugly for Devan Dubnyk. A goals-against average of 5.43. A save percentage of .829.
Yet despite the above, Dubnyk will be back in goal for the Oilers tonight on Long Island.
?He hasn?t played as well as we?d hoped,? Edmonton head coach Dallas Eakins said today. ?I talked to him this morning and he?s ready to go out and battle.?
Combined, Dubnyk and LaBarbera have registered a team save percentage of .838, by far the lowest in the NHL, and by far the biggest reason the Oilers are 1-5-1 after seven games.
?It?s not like I forgot how to play goal,? said Dubnyk. ?It?ll be a couple of small adjustments that will make the difference.?


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Academic Annual Calendar
St. Joseph Regional Catholic School academic calendar specifies the annual period during which the students attend school during the months of September of the current year to June of the following year. There are 180 days of teaching each year, excluding weekends, holidays, and school breaks. The Academic calendar also specifies Teacher-in-Service days where the student's have no school. In the event that the school is closed for snow days during the winter months, those days are made up at the end of the academic school year in June.
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Where is Sunil Tripathi?
A surveillance video has given the family a sliver of hope, but two weeks after he disappeared, investigators say they are no closer to solving the mystery of his whereabouts.
"We don't have a direction, we don't have a possible area," said Det. Mark Sacco, of the Providence, R.I., Police Department. "That is the strange part of the case - it starts and ends in his room."


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Contact: Lynne Nemeth, American Holistic Nurses Association, email@example.com, (800) 278-2462 Ext. 17
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - January 30, 2008Flagstaff, Ariz. – The American Holistic Nurses Association (AHNA) announces the election of new Leadership Council members. As the governing body of the AHNA, the Leadership Council works to advance the philosophy and practices of holistic nursing. New members, elected for terms beginning in June 2008, are Glenda Christiaens MS, RN, AHN-BC of West Jordan, Utah, and Rothlyn (Rorry) P. Zahourek PhD, APRN, BC, AHN-BC of Belchertown, Mass. Christiaens, Associate Professor of Nursing at Brigham Young University, is AHNA's new Education Coordinator, responsible for overseeing educational activities for AHNA. Christiaens states, "Using my experience in teaching, leadership, and developing and evaluating courses and programs, I envision AHNA moving forward as the leading source for holistic nursing education." AHNA is accredited as an approver and provider of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation, and is additionally Provider-approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing. Zahourek is in private psychotherapy practice in Amherst, MA, is an adjunct faculty at the University of Massachusetts School of Nursing, and is researching intentionality in the process of healing. She is beginning her second term as AHNA's Research Coordinator. She says, "Our goal is to foster and develop researchers and scholars in holistic nursing, which is essential to our mission."
Christiaens and Zahourek join the other members of the Leadership Council: AHNA President Lucia Thornton RN, MSN, AHN-BC; President-elect Mary Hines, RN, PhD, CNS, CPNP, AHN-BC; Executive Director, Jeanne Crawford, MA, MPH; Mary Anne Hanley RN, PhD, QTTT; Cindy Bultena, RN, MSN; Joyce Murphy RN, MSN, AHN-BC, CHTP; and Ellie Slette RN, MS.
Founded in 1981, AHNA is a non-profit membership association for nurses and other holistic healthcare professionals with headquarters in Flagstaff, Ariz. AHNA promotes the education of nurses, other healthcare professionals, and the public in all aspects of holistic caring and healing, serving as a bridge between conventional medicine and complementary and alternative healing practices. Holistic nursing is recognized by the American Nurses Association as an official nursing specialty with defined scope and standards of practice. For more information: www.ahna.org.


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At The Pet Vet, pets are our passion. Our veterinarians and staff are seasoned professionals, committed to working together as an integrated team to ensure your furry, family member remains a happy and healthy companion for life.
The Pet Vet and Petco have partnered to provide veterinary services inside each Petco store and expand Petco's service offering. Each Pet Vet hospital offers full-service and urgent medical care, vaccinations, prescription food, and dental procedures. The Pet Vet's primary focus is on dogs and cats however, selected locations also see birds, reptiles, and other exotic pets. Every hospital features state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment including digital x-rays, IDEXX lab instruments, mobile technology, and a treasury of medical knowledge. In fact, most of the veterinarians with The Pet Vet have more than 15 years of experience treating pets just like yours. The Pet Vet is open extended hours and has partnered with a network of 24hr emergency facilities to ensure that your pet is never without care. To minimize the stress and financial expense of owning and taking care of your pet, The Pet Vet offers HealthyPet Advantage™, an annual health care plan, as well as pet insurance through Trupanion™. We look forward to taking care of you and your pet.
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Classic luxury at Sofitel's flagship Indian property.
With its elegant meeting rooms and fashionable bars, this hotel is perfect for business travelers and high-end vacationers. The sleek building rises from Mumbai's bustling financial district and offers easy access to both the business and entertainment (think Bollywood) districts of the city. Inside, Sofitel's signature French design is fused with local Indian style. The 300 guest rooms and suites are decorated in Neo Art Nouveau style, with timber wood floors and Art Deco furniture, and feature contemporary bathrooms with spacious bathtubs. All accommodations come with 40-inch LCD TVs and high-speed Internet. Along with a spa, fitness center, sauna and beauty salon with tanning services, the hotel is home to four restaurants. Dining ranges from an artisan bistro to a vegetarian dining bar to a Tandoor venue for classic Indian dishes.
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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|Look up vamp in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Vamp or vamps may refer to:
- Vamp, short for Vampire
- The upper part of a shoe
- Vamp, synonym for femme fatale
- A volunteer firefighter
Science and technology[edit]
- VaMP, the first autonomous car that drove long distances in traffic
- VAMP (VMS, Apache, MySQL, PHP), a variation of LAMP (software bundle)
- VAMP Research Databank, former name of the General Practice Research Database
- Vesicle-associated membrane protein, a family of proteins
- The VAMP Regimen, a chemotherapy regimen for the treatment of low-risk childhood Hodgkin lymphoma
- Project Vamp, a U.S. Navy hydrologic survey
- "Vamps" short for De Haviland Vampire plane in Rhodesia
- Vamp (music), a repeating musical figure or accompaniment
- Vamp (band), a Norwegian folk music band
- Vamps (band), a Japanese rock band formed in 2008
- The Vamps (Australian band), formed in 1965
- The Vamps (British band), a band formed in 2012
- Vamps (album), the 2009 self-titled debut album of the Japanese band Vamps
Fictional characters[edit]
- Vamp (comics)
- Vamp, a character from Gobots
Film, television and theatre[edit]
- Vamp (film), 1986 vampire film
- Vamps (film), 2012 horror-comedy film
- Vamp (telenovela), a Brazilian telenovela
- The Vamp, a 1955 musical comedy
Toys and games[edit]
- VAMP (G.I. Joe), a toy vehicle
- Vamp, video game character, see List of characters in the Metal Gear series
- Vamp, toy and cartoon character, see list of Gobots characters
- Vamp Creek, a river in Manitoba, Canada
- Vamp Building, a building in Lynn, Massachusetts, USA
- Seattle Vamps, a 1910s-1920s women's ice hockey team, see History of women's ice hockey in the United States#Seattle Vamps
- Vamp!, a light novel series by Ryohgo Narita
See also[edit]
- All pages beginning with "Vamp"
- All pages with titles containing Vamp
- Vamping (disambiguation)
- Vampire (disambiguation)
- Vampirella, a fictional character
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Even if you pay cash for a home there are additional expenses. Today's question comes from Oxnard, California:
Q: If I wanted to buy a house and I could pay the asking price without having to ask for a loan or to finance the house – in other words I could pay the full asking price – would I still end up with monthly mortgage payments? This will be the first home I'd ever buy and I want to make sure I'm not setting myself up with financial hardship.
A: Wow! Congratulations on being in a financial position to afford a cash purchase of a home! That is wonderful. If I understand correctly, you have cash to pay 100% of the costs associated with buying a home. If so, then you will NOT HAVE A MORTGAGE PAYMENT.
You will need to have money to pay for the home (say the home costs $100,000 as an example) PLUS money set aside for closing costs. Closing costs include things like, real estate transfer taxes that the county and/or city charge when a home is bought or sold, title insurance/report, processing fees & filing fees for forms being submitted to the County Recorder, appraisal fee (you should always get a professional appraisal even when paying cash), home inspection (you should always have a professional pest inspector and whole-house inspector check out the house before close of escrow), You will need several thousand dollars OVER the purchase price to cover the closing costs. The more expensive the home, the more you will need for closing costs. I cannot give you an estimate of those costs without knowing the price you will be paying for the home and the city where it is located.
When it comes to budgeting for expenses that are common after the sale of your home, remember you will need to set aside money each month to put toward your Property Taxes that are due each year. Most home owners also choose to have Home Owners Insurance and in California, Earthquake Insurance is also common. It is also recommended that you set aside at least $100 per month for repairs. For the first year of home ownership, you may want to purchase a Home Warranty Plan which costs about $450 and provides coverage on things like plumbing, electrical, heating/air conditioning, appliances, etc. If you are buying a condominium, you will probably have a monthly fee that can be as low as $50 but usually more like $500, depending on the amenities where the condo is located. Some houses are even in neighborhoods with HOA's (Home Owner Association) that charge a monthly fee to maintain common areas throughout the community. You will found out all of those details before you close escrow so you know before you buy.
Even though you are paying cash for your home, it is best practice to hire a Realtor to represent you and guide you through the buying process. In California, it costs you nothing to have your own agent representing you. Your agent will advise you about what is customary in your area (where ever you plan to buy). For example, it may be customary for sellers to provide you with a Home Warranty Plan at no extra cost to you. I may also be customary for the seller to pay for the Real Estate Transfer Taxes. There may be special city ordinances that are unique to the neighborhood where you plan to buy. You want your own Realtor looking out solely for your best interest who knows what is customary in your area.
I also strongly suggest meeting with your tax professional to let him/her know you plan to buy a house and specifically ask him/her how the homeowner deductions will benefit your tax liability. Most homeowners experience a reduction in tax liability due to the write-offs available to homeowners.
– Denise Shur, REALTOR®, 1:1 Realty
A: If you pay cash for a home with funds you have already earned, you will not have a mortgage payment. You will however have other ongoing expenses related to home-ownership.
I've listed a few below:
– One-time closing costs (can be as much as 3% of the purchase price#
– Homeowner's Insurance #may be monthly, semi-annually or annually#
– Association fees #if condo, usually monthly#
– Property Taxes #usually semi-annually or annually#
– Property Maintenance #as needed#
– Utilities #electric, gas, water, sewer, etc – usually monthly)
Good luck, and check with a Realtor to get the specifics BEFORE you make a move.
– Lee Dworshak, REALTOR®, Keller Williams LA Harbor Realty


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WASHINGTON -- With website woes ongoing, the Obama administration on Monday granted a six-week extension until March 31 for Americans to sign up for coverage in 2014 and avoid new tax penalties under the president's health-care overhaul law.
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Summary: This hike is a moderate climb to Sunfish Pond, following the Appalachian Trail heading north. The trail is well maintained and well used by dayhikers and overniters alike. The hike has a few strenuous climbs, but mostly evenly graded climbs with a few level areas in between. I followed the Dunnfield Hollow Trail down from Sunfish Pond to make it a loop. This trail does have some rather steep sections, and I probably wouldnt suggest it as an uphill route if I had a fully loaded pack.
Trailhead: The trail head starts at the Dunnfield parking area just off Rte. 80 in New Jersey. When driving on Rte. 80, on the New Jersey side of the Deleware River, you will see the Dunnfield Parking area. There are many signs for the Water Gap, on the highway as well. Park in this Are, or in the Overflow Lot ( a grassy area nearby) ANd follow signs to the trailhead of the AT. (Lat:40.97078 Lon:-75.12764)
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Best Seasons: Fall, Spring, Summer,
User Groups: Hikers, Dogs,
Ranger Contact: National Park Service New Jersey/Pennsylvania Worthington State Forest Ranger
Localhikes Reporter: This hike was submitted by Matthew Chapin, who has posted 1 other hike on this site
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Reviewed by DougCC on 8/28/2010
I've approached Sunfish Pond from the Rt. 80 parking area and from the Old Mine Rd. trailheads. Either way you go, be sure to take the loop around the pond, you will get a nice elevated view of the pond from the southern side. One particular section of the AT follows along a ravine with a stream running through it. At one point there is a small waterfall that pours into a really cool formation that basically looks like a large stone bathtub. The water is perfectly clear and it looks like it would be a great place for a swim, but unfortunately that isn't allowed.
Reviewed by elwray on 4/23/2010
I've done this hike several times, and it's one of my favorites. We usually alternate between this and the Mt Tammany hike. This hike is easier than the Mt Tammany, but longer. Mt Tammany has great landscape views, however Sunfish Pond is a great reward to relax by and have lunch at at the peak of the hike!
Reviewed by Jenna G. on 6/7/2009
I hiked to sunfish Pond at the Douglas (Garvey Springs) parking area in Worthington State Park. We hiked up the Blue dot Douglas Trail to the Appalachian Trail and then around the southside of the pond trail to the turquoise trail to the ledges on the east side of the pond. The pond water is very blue, its beautiful. I rarely hike & i find this hike to be a great workout it gets steep at times & right when I feel like stopping it always levels out and gives me time to slow down & catch my breath. When you get to the pond, its really pretty the water is clear & turquoise.... Theres a stone ledge you can climb and hang out on - a great place for lunch. It took me 1hr 45min. to get to the pond. I saw some black bears who paid us no mind.
Reviewed by Liz on 3/17/2009
My boyfriend and I spent 2 nights here last summer, we loved beautiful trails and scenery. It's amazing how immersed in nature you can be after hiking an hour. We saw a few bears, big scary snakes, tons of deer, turkey, frogs.... The pond is very close to the AT campsite with beautiful clear water and big rocks for laying in the sun. The outhouses at the campsite were well maintained too. I was always more into "car camping", so this was a good transition into backpacking trips.
Reviewed by James on 1/21/2009
Last fall i hiked the Appalachian from the Water gap to High Point State forest. The first three miles from the Gap were crazy due to a lightning storm and heavy rainfall. It was a steady uphill gain to the camping area but i imagine it would of been rather easy on another day. I camped the night there and then made my way very early in the morning to Sunfish Pond. As i sat down to eat breakfast i got to see a truly wonderful sight. The the sun rose and the water was being warmed, the whole lake steamed as if it were on fire. Truly amazing... one of my favorite parts of the trip. i would recomend to any hiker.. I'm making a weekend out of it as soon as the weather warms a bit!
Reviewed by Mike on 9/6/2007
I hiked the Appalachian trail from the Dunnfield Parking Area to Sunfish Pond and back. The trail was scenic, but I found the rocky uphill conditions to be very challenging. As a novice hiker, I made the mistake of wearing sneakers rather than hiking boots. This trail requires boots! Even wearing sneakers, I managed to complete the round trip in just over 3.5 hours, which included 30 minutes of sightseeing around Sunfish Pond. The water was extremely clean, and the pond was beautiful. I highly recommend the effort.
Reviewed by George on 9/1/2007
I have hiked this - first in my teens, then twenties and the last time at 50 with my teenage son - still fun (but it was a challenge - next time a bit more practice). Great Place.
Reviewed by Will on 8/11/2007
After years of hiking in the Sierra Nevada, the Rockies, and the Alps, Sunfish Pond still seems like one of the most beautiful, pleasant hikes available (especially in N.J.). Great trail, fine scenery, a decent campsite, and weekday solitude make it a classic.
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TORONTO -- Even more short-handed than usual, the Los Angeles Clippers still had enough to hold off the Toronto Raptors.
Corey Maggette matched his season-high with 35 points and went 5-for-5 from 3-point range, Cuttino Mobley had 19 and the Clippers beat the Raptors 102-98 on Friday night.
Playing without suspended point guard Sam Cassell, Los Angeles lost forward Tim Thomas to a sore back after the opening 12 minutes.
"We've had a revolving door with our injuries, one to the next," Clippers coach Mike Dunleavy said. "We've got guys stepping in and playing hard. Every night it's been close. We're in games. It's just a matter of having enough gas to finish someone off."
On this night, they did. Boosted after they took the lead on a Maggette 3-pointer late in the third, the Clippers didn't let up and held the edge all the way to the buzzer.
"Usually we lose games like that but we weathered the storm and came out with a win," Maggette said.
Al Thornton had 19 points and Chris Kaman had 16 points and 12 rebounds for the Clippers, who had lost 10 of their previous 11 road games.
"We executed the way we wanted to defensively and we came out with a win," Kaman said.
Los Angeles has been without forward Elton Brand (torn Achilles) and point guard Shaun Livingston (torn knee ligaments) all season.
The Clippers, who came in having lost six of eight overall, improved to 6-19 when Maggette scores 20 or more.
"Corey had it going early," Dunleavy said. "We tried to ride that horse and he kept us consistent."
Thornton scored nine in the fourth quarter while being defended by Raptors All-Star forward Chris Bosh.
"He's like our Energizer Bunny," Maggette said of Thornton. "When he comes in in the fourth quarter, he really takes over the game."
Bosh finished with 29 points and 12 rebounds but fouled out with 12 seconds left as Toronto lost back-to-back home games for the first time since Jan. 6.
"We just did not play good defense tonight," Bosh said. "Plain and simple, we can't win many games not playing good defense."
Toronto coach Sam Mitchell said his team may have underestimated the Clippers, who are last in the Pacific at 16-31.
"They deserved to win and we didn't deserve to win," Mitchell said. "We're not good enough to just look at a team's record and show up and play."
Jamario Moon had 16 points, Andrea Bargnani had 14 and Jose Calderon had 11 points and 14 assists as Toronto came out the loser in the franchise's 1,000th game.
Toronto guard T.J. Ford got a loud ovation when he entered the game at the start of the second quarter, his first home appearance since a Dec. 11 injury at Atlanta. Ford returned to the lineup Feb. 4 at Miami following a 24-game absence.
"The fans definitely made me feel good inside to know that I'm appreciated," Ford said. "They gave me a lot of boost and a lot of confidence."
Moon's jumper gave Toronto a 68-56 lead at 7:33 of the third, but the Clippers got back into the game with an 11-2 run over the next three minutes. A 3-pointer by Maggette with 22 seconds left in the third gave Los Angeles a 78-77 lead heading into the final quarter.
"That shot was a big shot," Maggette said.
Their lead gone, the Raptors suddenly went stone cold. Bosh and Carlos Delfino each missed dunks and the Raptors didn't make another field goal until 6:22, when a jumper from Bargnani made it 89-83.
A 3-pointer from Bargnani and a three-point play by Bosh made it 98-96 with 48 seconds left before Thornton missed a pair of free throws.
Calderon hit the rim with a jumper and Bosh fouled out when he wrapped up Maggette, who made both his free throws to make it a four-point game with 12 seconds left.
Toronto went 5-for-19 in the fourth.
Thomas left after the first because of a sore back, the same injury that kept him out of Wednesday's loss at Boston. Thomas, who finished with three points, said his status for Saturday's game at Philadelphia remains in doubt.
"I tried but it just wouldn't give in for me," Thomas said. "I've got to talk to the training staff and see what's going on.
- Cassell missed the game as he served a one-game suspension, his penalty for a flagrant foul on Boston's Rajon Rondo on Wednesday.
- Los Angeles went 10-for-14 from 3-point range.
- The Clippers committed nine fouls in the second quarter, while Toronto was whistled for eight.


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With 38.1 seconds left in Golden Valley's first home football game ever, Camp Kilpatrick was 46 yards away from crashing the party.
Along came Grizzlies safety Jon Schlegel. The senior leaped and grabbed a pass by Mustangs quarterback Michael Andrews for an interception at the Golden Valley 6-yard line to seal a 7-6 win on Saturday afternoon.
It was the second interception of Andrews within the last 2:31 for Schlegel.
"The interceptions were huge," Schlegel said. "Our defense played good all game long. It wasn't just the picks, it was the whole defense."
Golden Valley (3-2) already has more wins in one season than it has ever earned in team history.
Its next game is at 7 p.m. on Oct. 17 at Valencia High against West Ranch, in both teams' Foothill League opener. Its next home game is at 7 p.m. at Canyon High against Valencia.
There were several hundred fans who cheered in the homecoming game, which was held under drizzling rain in the first half. The band played right behind the end zone and put on a postgame performance.
"The defense really made some big plays to save the game for us," Golden Valley head coach Steve Pinkston said. "It was great football weather. It feels like we're in the Midwest."
The Grizzlies' only touchdown was scored on a trick play 31 seconds into the second quarter. With nearly the entire offense faking a huddle near its own sideline, running back Joseph Figueroa took a direct snap from Schlegel.
Figueroa ran it 49 yards to paydirt, after he broke two tackles and stayed inbounds.
The "swinging gate" play worked for the 7-0 lead.
"They were quick to react to it," Figueroa said. "But we got it off just enough to get it in the end zone."
Kilpatrick scored its touchdown with 8:07 left in the game and due to a lack of a kicking game, could not tie it and force overtime.
Mustangs running back Frederik Blackshire took a screen pass and scored from 12 yards away. Andrews failed to convert on the two-point conversion, reaching the ball out a yard short of the goal line.
The Golden Valley defense prevented absolute disaster on the next possession. After Michael Ier dove to grab an interception thrown by GVHS quarterback Jimmy Hughes, Kilpatrick had the ball on the Grizzly 33.
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Yet another of the numerous 8th Air Force fields scattered around East Anglia, RAF Leiston has the advantage - or disadvantage - of being barely inland from the North Sea and thus the first place that many damaged aircraft saw as being a refuge.
It is perhaps for this reason that it has so many dispersal areas. Where most stations had around forty, Leiston has, including steel mat stands, over 100 around its perimeter. It didn't start with that many, although provision was made at the time of construction for a "lodger" RAF unit to be based there in addition to the resident USAAF contingent. The RAF never visited, but nonetheless, the steel mats were placed and Leiston ended up with 12 double fighter pens, 38 panhandle dispersals, 12 Blister hangars, 2 T2 hangars and no less than 29 additional steel mat pads. No-one could ever have mistaken Leiston for anywhere else - there's virtually no peri track space left where they could have put any more parking.
Initially home to the P-47s of the 358th Fighter Group, Leiston was part of a "swap" between 8th and 9th Air Forces, with the P-47s moving to a 9th AF field and being replaced by the 357th FG, who moved their Mustangs from Raydon to Leiston in January 1944.
With the departure of the Fighter Group to occupation duties in Germany following the end of the war, Leiston stood empty until sold off in the 1950s and there is now little remaining of this once hectic airfield. A simple stone monument on the edge of a caravan park marks the men and machines of the 357th.
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Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai completes placement for the 2010-2011 batch. The 2010-2011 PGPM Batch consisted of 296 students with a work experience of 20-81 months. About 121 companies participated in the placement process of Great Lake, Chennai and offered diverse roles to the students. The recruiters who extended maximum number of offers were Infosys, Accenture, Cognizant, Mahindra Satyam and iNautix. Placement Statistics:
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The University of Texas-Pan American will open its doors to the community February 12 for the third annual Fall in Love with UTPA Open House at the University's Wellness and Recreational Sports Complex where prospective students and their families can learn what it takes to become part of the UTPA Bronc family.
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"Sometimes parents from outside the RGV can be a little wary because the campus is so close to the border," Ozuna said. "But I think once they get familiar with the campus, its environment and security, they can see how safe it is and feel more secure about sending their students away to college. As for students from the Valley they can get a better idea of what they can look forward to if they attend UTPA."
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In addition, a variety of student organizations such as SGA, University Program Board (UPB), student publications, and sororities and fraternities will come together at the event to promote student involvement.
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i haven't watched it, but all i can think of when i hear about it are all the ticks in all their crotches
having my delicate areas bare in the wild does not sound like an exhilarating time
Has anyone else watched this show? The premise is pretty much contestant stripping down naked and walking out into the bush somewhere to see if you can survive for 3 weeks. It's two contestants that work together as a team that meet each other for the first time with out a stitch of clothing on but they're allowed to bring one item they can use for survival.
Last night the two contestants were ,I think, in a Louisiana swamp for 21 days trying to survive. On the last day they had to swim through alligator infested water to get to the helicopter pick up point.
i haven't watched it, but all i can think of when i hear about it are all the ticks in all their crotches
having my delicate areas bare in the wild does not sound like an exhilarating time
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lolBaby if you time travel back far enough you can avoid that work because the dust won't be there. You're too pretty to be working that hard.
I watched almost all of the episodes. The one where they were in Costa Rica was worse. The producer had been bitten by a fer-de-lance snake prior to the shoot.
I enjoyed the show much more than I thought I would. The survival skills were cool, but I was fascinated by the dynamic that developed between the couples. In every case except one, I thought the men acted like macho whiny babies. The women had to coddle their egos to keep the guy's spirits up. The women were more mentally tough, but they couldn't do everything and the men required careful encouragement.
It was also interesting to see how their bodies changed as a result of the rapid weight loss.
As God is my witness, I'll never be hungry again.
Yeah, me too. You had me at ticks in the crotch.
I find your lack of bacon disturbing.
I was surprised how much I liked it. Thought it would be like a naked version of survivor, but really it's pretty intense. I haven't seen the one in the swamps yet, but I can't imagine I could do that one - I could NEVER sleep like that.
The part that always jumps out at me is how quickly lack of shoes becomes a huge issue. I would never have thought of feet as a big player, but I can imagine it now.
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The guy with the sunburn who drank bad water was with the amazing surfer chick who always had a cool hat or bag woven from palm fronds. They were on an island in the Maldives. He did have a lot to cope with, so I can't fault him too much. But they had all those coconuts they could drink from, and he wanted to dig for groundwater, and it made him sick.
The girl who got sick from eating the turtle was in Costa Rica. She had the most difficult partner. That guy was borderline psycho, and she tended to make him mad by commenting on the small size of his prey.
As God is my witness, I'll never be hungry again.
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Sunday Afternoon at the Opera - Haydn: Lo Speziale plus Live aus der Semperoper: The Lehar Gala from Dresden
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More opera buffa this Sunday from another famous Austrian composer of the classical period. Lo Speziale ("The Apothecary, "1768) was composed for the inauguration of the new private opera house on the Eszterházy estate in Hungary. (Many of Haydn's operas were subsequently performed in the public theaters of Vienna.) This delightful comic work was the one that gave the other Haydn operas an undeservedly bad reputation.
Lo Speziale languished in obscurity until 1895, when Robert Hirschfeld rewrote Haydn's score and translated its libretto into German, titling it Der Apotheker. Hirschfeld's mediocre and disfigured version of the opera was produced in several places in Central Europe into the early twentieth century. Even the Vienna Choir Boys performed it much to the opera's detriment. Memory of their saccharine treatment retarded the revival of all of Haydn's lyric stageworks for decades thereafter.
Haydn scholar H. C. Robbins-Landon restored Haydn's original, not-quite-complete score and saw to its publication in critcal edition. As a consequence Lo Speziale has been performed and recorded in the later twentieth century. The Hungarian state record label Hungaroton issued it in 1978 on stereo vinyl platters. Taped in Budapest, it was essayed by a cast of four native Hugarian singers backed by the Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Gyorgy Lehel. Hungaroton reissued Lo Speziale in 2009 on a single compact disc, sung in Italian.
Keep Vienna in mind as you listen to operetta from the Silver Age of the Viennese light opera tradition, that second period in the early twentieth century when Hungarian composers like Imre (Emmerich) Kálmán and Franz Lehar were in the ascendant. It was the native Viennese conductor Clemens Krauss (1893-1954) who in 1940 began the tradition of the New Year's Day concerts of the dance music of the Strauss dynasty-music from operetta's Golden Age.
Christian Thielemann built upon Vienna's long-standing tradition when in 2010 he conducted the Staatskapelle Dresden in that city's first New Year's Eve concert, which included generous selections from the works of Franz Lehar (1870-1948). It was so successful that in 2011 Thielemann decided to go with Lehar again. Lehar had a certain Dresden connection. In 1912 he conducted one of his own operettas at Dresden's Central Theater, and his tenor of choice, Richard Tauber, the man for whom he wrote so many wonderful melodies, began his singing career at the Dresden Opera. The venue for the 2011 Lehar gala was Gottfried Semper's opera house. The concert was broadcast worldwide and recorded for Deutsche Grammophon. Thielemann picked three internationally acclaimed singers with expertise in operetta, sopranos Angela Denoke and Ana Maria Labin, who are joined by tenor Piotr Beczala. The orchestra is joined by the Saxon State Opera Chorus. Live aus der Semperoper: The Lehar Gala from Dresden came out on a single DG silver disc.


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Prong is an American heavy metal band formed in 1986. Prong had two independent releases, Primitive Origins and Force Fed. The albums attracted the attention of Epic Records, who signed the trio in 1989. The group disbanded in 1997 after the Rude Awakening tour, but reformed in 2000. To date, they have released eight studio albums, one live album, four EPs, one DVD and one remix album. A pioneer of the urban metal scene, Prong is fronted by Tommy Victor. Korn's Jonathan Davis, Demon Hunter's Ryan Clark, and Nine Inch Nails' Trent Reznor all cite Prong as an influence to their musical style.[5][6]
- 1 History
- 2 Members
- 3 Timeline
- 4 Discography
- 5 References
- 6 External links
Early days (1986–1989)[edit]
The band was founded by singer/guitarist Tommy Victor (then a sound engineer for the club CBGB) and bassist Mike Kirkland (doorman at CBGB's). Ex-Swans drummer Ted Parsons joined a few months later. Prong released an EP[7] Primitive Origins and an album Force Fed that were noted for their brutal hardcore punk sound.[citation needed] The recordings were released on Southern Records in the U.K. and Europe in the late 1980s. Although Force Fed was recorded and completed in 1987, due to label problems, the album was not released until early 1989, coinciding with the band's first European tour.
Major label signing and underground success (1989–1995)[edit]
Epic Records saw the band's potential and signed them in 1989. Prong's major label debut album, Beg to Differ, was released in 1990.
In the following year, Kirkland left the band and was replaced by bassist Troy Gregory. Prong issued their fourth release, Prove You Wrong, which saw the band experiment with programming and electronic samples while still retaining an aggressive yet melodic sensibility.
By 1994, Troy Gregory was out of the band and was replaced by Paul Raven and John Bechdel, both from Killing Joke and Murder, Inc. The new line up released Cleansing (Prong's 5th major release). With a slight industrial metal influence, Cleansing contained songs that are still considered Prong classics ("Broken Peace" and "Snap Your Fingers, Snap Your Neck") and is Prong's most successful release to date. The videos for these two songs became staples of MTV's legendary Headbangers Ball. The band toured America with Sepultura and Pantera as an opener for their Chaos A.D. and Far Beyond Driven tours. They also undertook a headlining European tour with Life of Agony and The Obsessed as their support.
Demise (1996–2000)[edit]
Prong's sixth album Rude Awakening was released in 1996. It entered the charts at No. 74 and sold 10,000 units in America in one week. Epic Records decided Prong were not selling enough records and released them from their contract 3 weeks later. Shortly thereafter, Prong's line-up disbanded prior to a tour supporting Type O Negative; Victor later joined Danzig as Glenn's guitar player, Ted Parsons left to join Godflesh.Parsons also played with Jesu and Toured with Raven in Killing joke.
Interim (2000–2006)[edit]
In 2000, Victor re-formed Prong with bassist Brian Perry (Jake E. Lee) (Flood), drummer Dan Laudo and guitarist Monte Pittman (Madonna). In 2002, after a 42-show American tour that was recorded for a live CD (100% Live, Locomotive Music) Prong entered the studio and recorded a new CD titled Scorpio Rising which was received with mixed responses.
Victor played on and off again with Glenn Danzig from 1998–2005 in between time with Prong. His final goal of playing and writing on a Danzig record was met with Circle of Snakes in 2004.
Prong released a live 2-disc DVD in 2005 entitled "The Vault" which features performances from the Hulstsfred and With Full Force festivals and a full show in Amsterdam. This disc has Brian Perry and Mike Longworth on bass as Longworth replaced Perry after his departure in 2003. Dan Laudo left the band in 2005 and the band enlisted Aaron Rossi, who used to be in the bands Strife (Victory Records), Shelter (Century Media Records), John 5 (Shrapnel Records), and Ankla (Bieler Bros. Records)
Victor and Raven joined Ministry in 2005 to write and tour in support of their album Rio Grande Blood (2006). They were nominated for a Grammy in 2007 for the song Senior Peligro in the "Best Metal Performance" category. The two also appear on Ministry's follow up album The Last Sucker (2007), although in a more limited capacity.
Reformation (2007-present)[edit]
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In 2007, Prong signed to Al Jourgensen's 13th Planet Records, who released Power of the Damager on October 2, 2007. The band embarked on the "Slicing Across America" and "Slicing Across Europe" tours supporting the album in 2007 and early 2008. Joining Tommy Victor for the tour were Monte Pittman and drummer Aaron Rossi; Paul Raven had died of an apparent heart attack in his sleep on October 20, 2007 at the age of 46.
Aaron Rossi joined Ministry as their new drummer on the "C U LaTour" which started in March 2008.
Alexei Rodriguez and Tony Campos from Static-X were on the lineup with Tommy supporting Soulfly on the "Blood Fire War Hate" tour in the fall of 2009. They were replaced by Jason Christopher (bass) in 2011[8][9][10] and Art Cruz (drums) in 2012.
The band supported Fear Factory on their tour which ended on June 6, 2010. Prong released a new album, Carved Into Stone, on April 23, 2012, with Long Branch Records/SPV. It was produced by Steve Evetts. The band toured as a headliner and with acts such as Crowbar in the US and in May 2012 performed Beg to Differ in its entirety during a two-week tour in Europe.[11][12]
In the summer of 2013, the band performed an extensive European festival and headline run and also recorded a self-released "Official Bootleg" entitled "Unleashed In The West - Live in Berlin" via Bandcamp.com.[13]
After spending November and December 2013 in the studio, Prong released their ninth album Ruining Lives on Steamhammer/SPV in April 2014 and has been relentlessly touring in its support. Blabbermouth.net calls the album "Tommy Victor's personal liberation" [14] The album was produced by Tommy Victor and mixed by Steve Evetts.
The band started a second wave of touring behind Ruining Lives in July 2014, with European festivals and headline shows. They also toured in North America, both as headliners and as support to Overkill, followed by a tour in Europe as main support to Overkill in October and November.[15] [16] In 2015 the band released the cover album Songs from the Black Hole, followed a year later by their eleventh studio album X (No Absolutes).
Current members[edit]
Former members[edit]
Former live members[edit]
Main article: Prong discography
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"Peace by Peace: Women on the Frontlines" is a documentary by the organization PEACE X PEACE, which focuses on peace as a component of harmonious and just societies, along with financial equity, restorative justice, rights of education and speech and inclusive governments. The documentary shows women working for these components of peace around the globe.
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